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The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

/ Miss CoTse. Those asked 10 meet Miss
/ Corse were Mrs. Laurence Stabler. Miss
Helen Cummings. Miss Mildred Bentley.
Miss Edith Bentley. Miss Emma Thorn,
Messrs. John Herndon. Edward Lead
beater. Milton Morreli, and Mahlon II
JanHey.
Miss Ellen Austin, of Leesburg, is Wis
iting Mrs Fisher, in South Columbus
street.
The Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
Chapter of the [. D. c. held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the Lee Camp Hall. Mrs \ c. WyckoT
read a report Of the recent convention
and other business matters We're adjust
ed The members who attended were
Mrs. William Ogden, Mrs. James r. Pick
ems, Mrs. George Warfield. Mrs. A. S.
Donighan, Mrs. c. n. Shepperson, and
Miss LOula SmOOt
The Eight-hand Euchre Club has been
reOrganized and were entertained for the
first time this season by Miss Anita Rob
bins. The prizes, which were particularly
pretty, were won by Miss Marion Gregg.
Mrs. Richard Z. Acton. Miss Cecil Talia-
ferro. Of King George. Among the guests
were Miss Mamie Agnew. Miss Irine Lam
bert. Miss Marion Gregg Miss Sarah
Kemper. Miss Cecil Taniaferro. Miss
Mary BalsIey, of Reidsville. \. c.; Mrs
Richard Z. Acton, and Mrs. Isaac Gregg.
Messrs. William J. Hall, Raymond Ac-
ton, Ernest L. Allen, and John Agnew.
The Alexandria Circle of Colonial
Danes held a business meeting at the
residence OF Miss Helen Cummings last
Friday afternoon. Business Of much I'M
portance was discussed. Those present
We're Mrs. William J. Morton, vice regent;
Mrs. Robert c. Powell. Mrs. William J.
Boothe, jr,, Mrs Thomas ". Robinson,
Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe. Miss Virginia
Corse. of The Planes, and Miss Susan
z. Het1ei, or Washington.
Among the charming entertainments of
last week was the luncheon given by Miss
Frances Danenhower. in honor of Miss
Willis Williams. The color scheme was
pink and was carried out In detail. Gov
ers were laid for eight, and those asked
to meet Mrs. Williams We're Miss Ann
Taylor. of Admission. Alabama; Miss
Clarence SnoWden. Miss Mary Snowde1,
Miss George French, Miss Rebeeca
Uhler and Miss Laura Danenhower.
Mrs. John ". Foster entertained at
bridge informally on Saturday afternoon,
at her home in Prince street. Those en-
Toying the game were Mrs William J.
Boothe. jr., Mrs Carroll Colby, Mrs.
Louis S. Scott Mrs Thomas B. Cochran,
Mrs. d. J. Howell, Mrs, Manuel 6. Brent,
and Miss Carrie Stribling.
Mrs. William B. SmoOt was hostess at
one of the prettiest card parties of the
season on Wednesday afternoon. when
she entertained at three tables of seven
handed euchre in honor of Miss Virginia
Corse, of The Plains, Va. The prizes.
which were very pretty, were won By
Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs Samuel Monroe,
Miss Carrie stribling. and Mrs. Stuart
Jameson.
The Thursday Club was entertained
this week by Mrs Robert ". Fuller at
her home, in Oronoco street The prizes
were won by Mrs William B. Danger
field and Mrs. David j. Howell. Other
guests were Mrs Stuart Jameson, Mrs.
Carroll w. Ashby. Mrs. Louis Barley,
Mrs. William j. Boothe. ir.. Mrs. Clar-
ence c. Leadbeater. Mrs. Hugh Mcclure,
Mrs. Arthur SnoWden. Mrs. Richard Glib
son, Mrs. Edward Kemper, Miss Virginia
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father. Col. c. D. Cowles. L. S. A. who
arrives there to-day from his station in
Cuba
Mrs. Jerome Franc and children, after
months visit 10 Mrs. II. Stern, OF the
Clinbourne, returned 70 New York on
Thursday.
The friends OF Mrs. George Shehan, of
1898 Fifteenth street, viii be gratifed 10
learn that after four weeks illness with
grip she Is able 10 be out again
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

When You Attend a Reception,
Dinner, tea. or luncheon. hire the car
-iage at Downey's Stables. 1920 l. st. Sty-
ish and elegant turnouts hired reasonably.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

The Mount HoIyoke Alumnae Associa-
ton was entertained on Wednesday after
noon hy Mrs. Leroy c. Parker An in
terestihs talk on the Life history OF
moths and butterflies" was given by Mrs
Kate Osgood Holmes.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Miss CoTse. Those asked 10 meet Miss
Corse were Mrs. Laurence Stabler. Miss
Helen Cummings. Miss Mildred Bentley,
Miss Edith Bentley. Miss Emma Thorn,
MessTs. John Herndon. Edward Lead
beater. Milton Morren, and Mahlon II
To.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Miss Ellen Austin, Of Leesburg, is Wis
iting Mrs Fisher, in South Columbus
street
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Misses Jennie sanser, Clara Strauss,
and lrnla Stern gave a bowling party on
Monday afternoon, con ,2l'mentary 20 Miss
Maude Garner of New port News. Va:
Miss Clara Cohen, Of Newark, n. j., and
Miss Beulah Harman. of Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

dainty souvenir was awarded to the guest
Of honor. After the game a delightful
luncheon was served. The guests were
Miss Simon, Mrs. Samuel Pach, Miss
Sadie Silver. Miss Helene Engel. Miss
Della Fishel. Miss Laura Adler, OF Pitts
burg; Miss Helene Barehfeld, and Miss
Bella Hirsch.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Corse. Miss PhiIppa Wattles, Miss Rose
Mcdonald, and Miss Elizabeth Janney.
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Frances Danenhow-
er kept the scores.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer en-
tertained at dinner last night at their
home, in S street. their guests being the
Attorney General and Mrs. Bonsparte,
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Gar
field. Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus. Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs, Newberry, Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop. Representative and Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL
Opera Looked Forward to-Gay Week of Gossip About
COINS at Diplomatic Reception-Miss jewell
Hays Success Told of Here

week Just passed was, per-
haps. the gayest of this present
season. for in it occurred the
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LET'S REASON TOGETHER.

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ZOE REPREsENrArlvE.

To she voters Of Glynn County
! viii be a candidai at the coming
democratic primary for the Legisla.
mre and m due time my platform
viii be announced, both in the press
and on tho snmp, but in the nissan.
ime ! vast The peopie TO unda 3rd
That aW bitterk opposed Il certain
local corporations and 'artes AN well
bills
Arthur lie Wy.
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me very dangerous character Of
wooden buildings was again illus,rat.
"a IN Atlanta, where a half block Of
S'uo" pine fire traps was consumed.
WIN a property loss OF several hundred
thousand dollars. BY ana bv reorle
WE inern that safety and profit an,
" oe found only in tie construction ~
buildings THAI cannot burn.
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Another .e1ttaH broker who was en-
The wrong size OF the market has
axpeiled the brains that led him
wrong, and The tragedy gives occasion
for thought People should think,
however, that ii is wrong ana wildly
wrong to speculate 70 an extent that
p case Of loss makes the Spectator
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
- 80 TREAsuREs-

FOR STATE TREASURER
To the Democratic Voters Of Geo
gia:
am candidate Tor Trea- urer Of
this State subject to the Dem0cr itie
primary on June z. Aiy andUacy IS
ba cd upon my former serviee tc
the people in til oaiee sccgering q
od Of more than twenty yea
record that J believe viii bear
public scfH0ny anc VIII ca has ney-
~ been impuened II elected
promise the same faithful attention
ta the duties Of the Office that mark
cd my previous administration.
Yours truly.
VIM. J. SPEER.
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corr x, ordeuce solicited. but 10
race,ve attention. letters mnst be
ece mpanied bg responsible name
not for publication out as q
guarantee OF good faith,
Rejected communications VII be
returned IF accomplished h. hostage.
Remittance should be made by
possal note. check, money order
~ registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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fan w'll note that Louisiana repub.
a0aas h&F2 instructed Ter Taa al chr
'as'' So many states have joined
'Ae Tart column that there is no Ion.
ser hope Of packing the temporary .r.
sanitation against him BY excluding
ms Friends whose selection is con.
tested.
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90 soIIcIroR cENFRAL

/ hereby announce myself as o
candidate for the Office Of solicitor
general Of the Brunswick circuit,
Subject to the Democratic Or m"rr
and respectfully solicit the support
Of my friends and the voters gen
orally.
A. D. Gale.
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eos rAx coLLEc1oR.

respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection as raS
Collector OF Glynn county. Georgia,
subject to the primary and respect
ulIy solicit the support Of ny friends
and the voters generally.
Hiram 3. Reed
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FOR CORONER

I respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for reelection as CO..
oner Of Glynn county. Georgia. sub.
sect to the primary and respect
'T solicit the upport of ny fgienda
aad the voters generally
G. A RI. Jennings
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FoR CORONER.

81 the Voters II Clyun County
hereby respectfully announce my
sell candidate for NE office ~ cor.
oner Of Glynn county at the coming
democratic primary. ! respectfully as,
The support Of my friends and the
voters generally N. @ Lowe.
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] respectfully announce myself as
candidate for reelection as Sh ~
IN Of Glynn county. Georgia, subject
10 the primary. andr espectfU'iy O.
lett the super If my friends and
the voters generally
w. Il. serrie.
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A very little woman aud g very nig
hat make an awful poor combination
to sur way of thinAng
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Il is quite o happy incident that "a
mifal Exams was able 10 return TO the
head al the fleet and be formally re-
tired nom the bridge Of his iiasshp,
with the customary imposing ceremo-
MICS
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CITATION
GEoRGIA. Glrnn cnnnt..

GEORGIA, Glvnn County.
Notice IS harebs given that me mn
designed has applied to the Ordinary
or said county for leave TO sell lana
oeiongng to the estate Of Mrs. Ellie
May Brown for The payment Of debts
ana distribution, Said application Will
oe heard at the regular term Of the
Court OF Ordinary for said county 10
he held on the first Monday in Juna
1908.
This 7th day # May. 1908.
c. q. 4. .lern,rss.
Administrator npon Tue estate 81
Mrs Ellie May brown.
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10 the Voters OF Glyun County
This is TO announce my candidacy
for representative from this county
in the next general assembly, sub
ject 10 the demuc attic primary.
Miliard Reese.
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rnp TREASURER.

resrectfulv announce myself as
cand date for reelection as Treas
urer Of Glynn county, Geo gia, SUB
iect to the primary. and re pectfuiv
solicit the support OF my fr ends and
the voters generally
Thomas ~ smh.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN or

y" y 2 - FvIf717f'F =
CIV Bmns7 iclt
cayra Comfy
Giynn County Commissioners
TIE ITnited states Court q BanS.
rnptcy for thie district.
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orFIcE ao7 GLOUCESTER Fl.
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one CENT 4 word
Foa 81.

FOR sALE-FiHe brick in car lots or
less Apply TO Geo. r. Krauss
Phone 81.
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- Young lady Stonoera-
pher Address r. F. A., care News.
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90 - esFtlrATlNE.

Arthur Lesvy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24
Star Teams
Of the Pawva
Uncle Augustus and Pete Pick
Out Winning Combinations
from Our LEAGUE.

The following all-star Pawva
league baseball team has been picked
out by Uncle Augustus:
First base conoway, Clarksburg.
Second base cosgroye. Chartered.
Third base-Price, conneIlsvile.
Short stop-Ellam, Connellsyille.
Left tield-cy Dawson, Clarksburg.
Middle fidld- Haught. Fairmotit.
Right field-Clark, Clarksburg.
Catchers - Gribben, Clarksbur;
Frankenberry. Uaiontown.
Pitchers - Kruger, Uniontown;
Lower, clarksburg; Crowley, Fair
mont; Blanchard, Connellsviile.
ONE By PETE.
The following all-star Pawya
league baseball team has been picked
out by Pete:.
First base-Heinz, Charleroi.
Second base-Montgomery, Con-
nellsvllle.
Short stop-MeGlnty, clarksburg.
Third base -Houser, Chartered.
Left tield-Rudolph, Uniontown.
Center field-o'Hara, charleroi.
Fight tield-Keener, Fairmont.
Catchers-Da1ley, Charleroi; and
Snodgrass, Falrmont.
Pitchers Shelter, Uniontown; B.
HUMPHREYS, Charleroi; Wilson,
Clarksburg; Jenkins. Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24
.CHERUBs DOWN
GROUND HOGS
Battle Seven Innings Without
Being Able to Do any
Scoring.

CHARLERoI, Pa, Aug. 24-For
seven innings Connellsville and Char
leroi battled Saturday afternoon with
out either side being able to cross
the gum. Charleroi won in the
eighth, . to 0. Elmer Cannon and
Willis HUMPHREYS were the opposing
pitchers. and although touched up
for IL hits Cannon pitched elegant
ball. Willis HUMPHREYS was master
Of the situation at all times. but one
man reaching third base. The hon
or fell to Calhoun in the second in
ming when he hit for two sacks and
took third on an error. 1t looked
like run for the Cookers but the next
three batters were easy outs. Char
leroi had three singles in n row in the
second inning, but could not score.
and not until the eighth did they get
man over the pan. In this round
cosgrove singled and Dunn sacrificed,
Daley reaching first on an error.
After O'IIara had skied to middle,
Toohey ana Heinz singled, sending
tw runs over.
Score:
Charlerol ;. 900 OOe O2.-2-1-1
Connellsville 900 600 OO0-O- "a
Humphrey and Daley; Cannon
and Sweeney.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24
BABES DO THE
ONIONS TWICE
Abe Kruger Batted AL! Over Lot
While Hits Are punched
on Eimric.

The Fairmont Babes gave the Uni
ontown league leaders a set back in
the pennant race Saturday by taking
both games OF a double-header in
easy fashion, 10 tod and G to l.. In
the first game Kruger was batted all
over the lot for a total OF 20 bases.
while his three passes were turned
into runs. On the other hand, Jeu-
kins was an enigma to the visiting
sluggers, allowing but two singles ana
he would have scored a shpt-out but
for Cores mum OF Frankenberry's
fly. In the second game, Walters, u
South paw obtained from the Caro-
lima league. was pitted against Linn
ric and landed a winner. The locals
punched six OF their seven hits in
two innings. which with two passes
and an error, netted six runs. The
visitors only run of the second
game came in the seventh inning.
Price reached first on a fielder's
choice and made the circuit on n
wild pitch and Frankenberrys sin
gle, which Core allowed to get away.
score-first game.
Fairmont 013 022 20"E10-12-4
Un'tw'n -. 900 600 1907 l. ga
Jenkins ana Jackley; Kruger and
Frankenberly.
Second game:
Fairmont -. O2O OO4 oO"-6-7-2
Uniontown ;. 900 900 10o-1-5-1
Walters and Snodgrass; LimrIc
and Frankenberry.
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Infants WHIP
GRAF TON|ANS
Hits Are Evenly Divided But
Fairmont Lads Plant Them
at Better Times.

Fairmont took Grafton over yester-
day afternoon at South Side park by
a score OF 4 to 2.
Tom Carlisle, who had been sick
for a number OF days, felt well
enough to take a turn and he was
sent in by Manager Snodgrass. He
had everything for five innings not
allowing hit.
In the sixth Hazleton landed safe
ly and scored when Ferguson drove
liner into Lefty Cores territory.
IHazleton fell as he neared the plate
but Core held the ball. The visitors
scored again in the ninth when Bales
who hit for two bases came over on
Hazleton's hit to right.
The Babes found Hazleton in the
first inning, King being hit by ball
and Parker, Keener, snodgrass and
Taught hitting. All hits netted
scores but 1t ended the run getting
for the ProhiBs for Hazleton settled
down and had his opponents on his
hip from then on.
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GYPSY STARS DEFEAT
THE GRAFTON EAGLES
They Also Take the FrogtoWn
Wonders of Mo1on-
qah Across.

A very exciting game of baseball
was played between the Grafton
Eagles and the Gypsy Stars at GYPSY
Grove yesterday. the score being Z to
6 in favor of the Gypsy team. Bat
teries-Gypsy Stars. Martin and Cox;
Grafton Eagles, Williams and Balls
ley umpire-B. Everson.
The Gypsy Stars also won a game
Saturday afternoon from the Monon-
gah Frogtown Wonders. The game
was exciting and resulted in a score
of s to 5. Batteries-Gypsy Stars,
Petrell and Hession; Monongah, Hat
field and Toothman. Umpire-Chas.
Harrison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24
CLARKSBURG HORSES
TO RACE At FAIRMON7
Five Local Racers to Go After
Big Stakes at the
Marion Fair.

The names of the horses that will
race for the various stake purses of
frered by the Marion County Fair AS
ISOLATION for the first meeting to be
held September 10 to IS, have been
announced and among them are the
following CIarkshurg racers:
The Greater Fairmont State: 2:24
pace
Kenneth NJ. b. e. by Dominion;
dam Rosa Simmons. owned by A.
D. Parr.
The b. P. o. E. Stake; 2:24 class
pace
Crystal Bell. b. e.. ny Bright Bell;
dam Little Polly Hopkins. Owned
by A. d. Parr.
J. h. Hanlin, hi. g.. by Wilkes Boy;
dam Christine. Emily. b. M. by Nu-
hurst; dam Jewetta. Both owned by
Sommers and Moore.
The Marion Stake. 2:24 class trot--
Cognecy. b. g., by coquette: dam
Mamie Green. Owned by a. D.
Parr.
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CAMNITz SOLD.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Aug. "a
Harry Camnitz. star of the New Cas-
tie teams twirllng staff, has been dis
posed Of by the clubs irectors sup
posedly to the New Orleans club of
the Southern league. Camnitz, who
is a brother of Howard Camnltz, of
the Pittsburg Nationals. is considered
the most promising pitcher in the o.
& p
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GOSSIP

Wen, 1t was fine game. even If
we" did loose.
+++
Grafton has won only two out OF
the last fifteen games.
Has Clarksburg hit the tobog?-
Uniontown News-Standard
About time to order the pennant-
uniontown News-Standard.
Someone seems to have snatched
the pennant out of the line of vision.
The victors would like to arrange
for games away from home for sun
days and for Labor Day with good
uniformed teams. Telephone 251
Home.
Local fans say the best job of UNI
pirlng that ever happened in clarlSs-
burg was when McAleese and
Sweeney adjudged the Clarksburg-
unlontown game last Friday.
go
In an interview, Sam Wright, man
ager of the Uniontown team, indi-
Gates that the o. & P. league will
end the season September q. 1t Is
said that there is not a team in the
league that Is making expenses and
that by cutting the season almost 4
month, each team will save from
$1,000 to $4,000.
4. n.
Connellsvllle Is scheduled at home
all of this week Whether they will
be able to I'll their dates remains to
be seen. FaIrmont, Grafton and
Clarksburg are scheduled in success
sion. for two games each.
Those Drummers will feel the
hot breath of the Prohibs on their
backs in few days II they don't
brace up.-uniontown Herald.
Clarlsburg has no cause to worry.
The Babies have Connellsville to pass
before they can think of catching up
with the .-Connellsville cour-
Ter.
Tniontown VIII win the Pawva
pennaut- With McCloskey's pitchers
working in grand shape and the in
field and outfield working with ma
chine-lIke precision. the CIarksburg
Drummers, the only team in the
league that has chance to win,
have backed down and out as far as
the spennant is oncerned.-Connells-
vile Courier.
As an emergency hero, Louis schet-
tier is all TO the good. He famed
the last four men up in yesterdays
game after relieving Muldowney.
one of the victims being Home Run
conoway.- Uniontown Newsstand
ard.
All. come of. You have your his
tory twisted. schettler went in the
box in the eighth inning. Gribben and
Fletcher promptly snatched run-tell-
Ing hits of him. Cy Dawson ran into
one of the luckiest doubles McCios-
key ever took part in and McKenna
famed. In the ninth Clark famed.
Conoway came near putting the bail
over the right field fence. but Phillips
got 1t near the score board and Nc
Coombs went out, four to three.
Schettler is all right, though. but ex-
aSgeration is not needed to show
him up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24
WANT ONIONS
NEXT SUNDAY
Local Baseball Club Trying to
Change the Date With
Grafton.

Efforts are being made by the man
agement Of the Clarksburg Baseball
Association to have the Uniontown
team come here for a game next
Sunday. According to the schedule,
the Grafton team is to play here on
that date but 1t is hoped TO make sat
isfactory arrangements with the
management of that team and with
the league officials for the change.
II uniontown plays here 1t win mean
a much larger crowd and 1t is likely
that the arrangements to that end
Will be effected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-24

Two-base hits-Haught. Bales.
Three-base hit-Gates. Stolen base
-Keener. Cases on balls-off Car
Isle / /; of Hazleton 1. Struck out
by Carlisle 4 by Hazleton 8. Hit by
pitcher-C. King, Taught. Left on
bases-Fairmont 4 Grafton 5. First
base on errors-Grafton 1. Double
play-Fisher to Snodgrass. Time
1865. Umpire-Smith.
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MY PAY
SIS to SO

To have your ewes examined for
glasses by the binding drug
method and pay a high price for
misfit spectaclesgs or buy cheap
worthless spectacles from self
styled specialists or opticians
who fake from house to house,
here today, gone tomorrow2
Or. Hardman viii examine your
eyes for glasses free until further
notice. by his painless and harm
less methods, which he has used
successfully for 20 years. and
guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Spectacles, any style, solid gold.
IS 10 IS; gold filled, guaranteed.
SO to IS: nickel, steel and shell
glasses, soc up. Beautiful styles
in eye glasses and chains. Coli
ored glasses carefully selected
for weak or ipfiamed eyes. eye
protectors, automobile goggles,
etc, at reasonable prices.
New spectacles made: old spec
tacles repaired and lenses match
ed while you wait
Bring your glasses and see If
they ut you, perhaps not. 1t
costs you nothing to test them.
Call early. at lis Third street,
clarksburg.
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SWEET MELopY FLouR.

MAKE 1T A PLEASURE
To select your WALL PAPER for
the fall papering now. while you can
take plenty OF time in looking oYer
the samples and before some OF the
most desirable patterns run out OF
stock. The choicest collection and
most exquisite colorings, All new;
no tiresoine search through shop
worn antiques The lowest New
York prices. II You expect to have
any paperlng done this fall. don't
fail to write me In plenty of time.
The sooner the better. II the goods
and workmanship are mot perfectly.
satisfactory they cost you nothing.
II. @. RUSSELL,
p. o. Box No. 1 Clarlsburg