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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Ecu erite G1lB,
@elh' Elm @enuB!
Ger eriie Bug pom Stills
ltlc luua gellil9.
2~citgemGhcr Shritt.

Tic perldicoenen @obltbGtigfcits-
Nraoniiotiouen Der Stoot. ionic
Gcrtrctcr fird)lifcr Srganiiatio-
ncn pcrldngen cin ocs bicii9cl
&ofens milroiges GetcntlonsbauS
fiir Ginpanperer.
Sn elmer Ycriammlung Don Ser
trctcrlt perifieoener Srgoniintipncn,
mrld)e ont gimunberungs.F roblem
irterciiirt limo, ionb in ocn TGunl,
lihfeiten Der yGcreinigten @obltbG.
tigtcits = Srgoniiotionen." Gdc BON
Snrotoao- unb 2ibertp. StruBe, itott,
St 6ericlbcn iprroc cine In5obl DC.
r:d)tc urrAcle9t, aus meld)cn erbclltc.
hdb baltimore bic 5lpcitarobtc Gin.
lronbcrunaHitntion IN Den Ser. Stou,
ten bcliBt. abcr bon bent Gongrei,
icmeit oils Gcripiai9ungcn IN @ctrodt
tcnmcn, bisbcr allf lltucr5ciDlide
Mciic ignorirt muroc. So crbiclt
&oitcn S25O.000 uno E~bilooclpbia
cttniollS S250,000 iiir Gimponbc-
rn1ssitntionen, mGbrcuO Baltimore
lccr mlsgillg, ,phid)on Der GongreBs
Nbgcorbnctc Wubb cbc,iolls cine @iG
fir cine &cripiIlignna iiir bic Stnot
Baltimore cinacbradjt bottc. llnter
zen @c'ellidniten. ncld)c pcrtrctcll
nnrcll, bcionben lid) bic ~&crciniDtcr
Observation-Disclosures : @cicllid,oiten" bon
Baltimore. bie .Ycreinigten SSracli.
tlid)cn Observation-Disclosures . @clcnidai.
tut," bic ,Spnpbnl . GonicrenS Der
l;,ibcriihcu STRIDE bon Ancrifo." Der
Eolniide National &crbonb. Die
.Smmigrantcn-Niiii Der ocutitel
cpangcIiidcnS pnooe," Die ~Gcrcinie.
ten Ssroclitiid)en @obltbGtiafeits.
GcicIidoitcn." Die r@ocnlt Eoint
Socal Excitement AiIociotipn," Ole
.2lltberiifc 9aptiiten : Convention"
ric n&omon's Wiiiionorp Union, ="
Der ,Gerein driltlid)er iluieer Mdn.
ncr," Sic rMarpIano 5riberfuloiis-
siiociation." bic .Settlemcnt . giio.
clntion mo nas .Seltreifiid)e Sm-
mi9rauteubnis."
Sn q lit t nm ) @iirhcm.-Ier
i%,eller,udblte Sheriff .Saf" Snnioi'
trot 9citcrit ieii, atnt ali unb luuroel'
sic bon inn erilqinten NiIiitcnteil
eingeiftporen, ndmIid: GbcfsSiilfS,
id)etiff Soiepb 3. Seiite !Siilfsidc.
rife: Soiepb 2. Veefs. I. Warb; u.
Setter. z. @aro; Ei1iom $. 2inoc.
man, 3. @aro; 6. &. Sbctnpion. 6
Waro; Games 6. McGop. Z @orb
George ". Collier. s. Waro; Yaco
~. 0oper. IT,. Warh; SamheI i,
Tolpell. ~. Warb: Benjamin @eil
IA. Wnro; Sarrp ". Sultilton. Is.
Wnro; @eorge Silearn. 81. @arb;
Sones ". Sanion. %. &aro; Con-
s. Stples. %. Maro.
3ablrcid)c @ratiilantelt. mciiiens
pclitiid,e Srcnnbe. batter lid, eiree'
flnoen, inn Serrt Souion hire Grd'
tulaticnen Sorsiibringen. MnS 10 sobl.
reit) luarcn Sic glumenipenbcn eth.
| a~c!duicn. bo5 sic Sherifiss Siiicc CT
| mem S%lumienlaoen 1bnlid ial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
WiQ fein Mrmcnarab.

0ran 2i55ie Is. a6urn nit einenr
Sasihlaud, i'm Munoe belultBt.
los oufgefunoer. - Sollte in Ct.
mem Nltenbeim unterocbrod)l
meroen. - Wiini6t nitt oui Der
Sesr0bniBitatte elmer anItolt 81
ruben.
Zen 600 Dem Coos por5ie6enh,
Den He)t iDres 2ebens in einem ri.
tenbeim 81 p%erbrin9en uno Damn orf
Der oll9emeinen 9egr1bniBitGtte oes
SEEMS begroben 81 Dcrben, mubtc
gcltern 8ormittng Die 10 Sabre oltc
6rou 2i5Sic e. Mourn eincn Selbit-
moroperllib in ibrer @obnung 9tr.
1916. Noro-@ono.S troBc. SIRE Sbot
pltrbe cntoedt, ais ibr Srou Nmcl;a
Smith ibre Souslpirthill. Elm 5riibs
ltiif bringcn lpolltc. 6rmI Smith
fono Die Sbiire perid)loiiel, nno oIs
ibr oui ibr alopien feline Nntiport
muroe, bolte lie ben Eoli5iitcu @itt.
tcrs pom nprboitliben Iiitrift. 2eb-
tcrcr brob Die Sbiire oltf mo funo
bclm Gintritt in buS 3immer bic
cite Srou nit cinem @osihloud I'M
Mlrnoc bemuBtlos in ciiem Stuhle
upr. Sic Scbensnliibe iplrbc raid)
nod) bem st. Soiepbs. Soipital"
ilberfiibrt unb oiirftc poroua iid)tlib
nit Den, 2cben bnpon fonlmen. sSrou
M. u. Gltonbeno bette Nrrnngc-
ments iiir Die gllfnobmc Der 6rnn
abnrn in cincm @reiienheinl gctrof-
len. Obnobl cs Srolt Mourn miocr-
itrcbtc, in elmer Observation-Disclosures.
Nnitnlt lcbcn ST miliicn, bate lie lid
ond) oanlit abNcfnnocn, 0ogcgcn
mar lie oon5 cntidieocn 0c1cn Die
@citinlmun9. hnB tic cinmol oui Der
9egr1bniBitottc oes Scinrs bcItntict
merocn iollte. I'm Dem 5u %ent9cbcL
periuftc lie ibrcn .2ebcn Dor Nuf.
nobne IN Ser Nnitolt cin 0eluultio.
mes Gnoe 5t bercitcn. ,Srol Mourn
bciudtc Srou Gltonbeuo am Wfit,.
nod Nbcnb rno crflurte ocrlclbcn
lire Nbiibt. Sclbitmprb begcben 5l
mollen. Hod elmer @l0nNcrcn Inter
rcbung uerlicB lie jeboh Srml Glton'
hcoo's @ohmunQ nit Dem &eriprc-
dcn. lire Ibiift nid)t allsfilbren II
pollen. Muf ibrem Scinuneg ifeint
lie Damn Den 8nsihln,d gcfnuit 81
hoben. Sn ibrcm 3ilnmer iotben
lid 5lpei geid)loiicre @rieie an ibre
Nidten, Die Irla. Soo unb &otle
Mourn, 5lpei Sdullebrerinnen BON
Safopette : Jpclluc mo WolfesS Ctr.
III bcnell Die ,Sebcnsmilbc iebeniollS
ibrc @ilnlfc be5ii0lid) ibrcr Veeroi-
9llng niebergei6rieben bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Cine anoere Ycriiun.

Gie biciigen Gercine babcn his gum
I. Noncrnbcr $t2S.40 fir bnH
bcatid)e 2cbrcr.S emiuor in Nil.
iuolfcc o%lligcbrodpt. - Ter DC
rid,t beS T~oriibcrS oes seminar.
Gonlites id)cint oicsbc5iiglld) irrig
81 icin,
@ic Sr. gugllit Nober aciicrn
gbcno mittbciltc, lit Der 9erid)t ocS
ToriiBcrs bes Seminor.GpmitcS oeS
Notionolen Geutid) . Mmcrifoniid)en
Sebrer.S elninors in Milmmllfee I'M
nollItGnbiD, inoem BARN Der Stont
Morplono MIR nit $3.50 uigeiiibrt
miro. Wic @r. Mobcr aber mlttbcilt,
liilo bcreito an 1, Hppemher boz,
bier aus folgcnoc YcitrGac o~bGclonot
k,.A,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
2ufalbcridJtc ans @aibingtun.
Ser .arion" pcr dicb iciu
80 n5crt.

IL nv l " u w VI ! \ l
Gon6crt.
@cgcn bcS fiir5lid) erfol9tcn gba
lebens icineS Srdlioentei, Scrrn 4.
u. Hoder, bot Der @einngpereit
nNrion" beihloiien, Dos M,f ben toms
menoen Sonnto9 unberoumtc Con-
5crt auf unbeitimmte 3eit 81 peritic.
beii. Gs miro inbciien inter bent
Goriit oes -Yrdiioenten @ieg-
mann am g%enonnten Nbcno cine &C.
id1ftsiibiln9 itottiinocn. in pelfer
elm Muhfolger fir Den Gntihlafencit
erip1hlt miro.
Scutider d)Wcrcin.
Ser nTcittihc Sprod). Gcrcin ppit
Moibinaton"I biclt Mittiuod) Nbcno
in Der ,Golmmbia Surnballe" inter
Dem @oriib BON Yrofeiipr @crlcr
Sponbooib ieine 8eriommluna. Sci
Dem slnluiic iprad Eoitor @cor1
9rootbage bon Der epongeliid)- lntbc.
riifen ct. Sobonnes . STRIDE iibcr:
.Gie Reformation uno bcren GinilllB
onf Die 5eitgenoiiiife 2iterotur.
2ebensmiibe
Ger "a Sabre olte 0ouglos Mnore
non Nr. 922, H-StroBe, Noropeit, bc.
ging geitern Morgen Sclbitmorb, in-
benz cr in ieinem Shlaf5immer ooS
Sos utorebte. @r mllrbe nod lebeno
aufgefunoen, perifieo ober nod fur
ser 3eit I'M nGmereencp.Soipitol."
Gr 6efiirhtete. g%eiites9eitort 81 iucr.
Den, mesbolb er 81 Der 9but Der Ser
5tueiilllng idritt.
Seber al it dnbige 9cmob f.
ner ODER Weimher Der Stabt
Baltimore. Der m1brenb Der Seittage
Die StraBenbabnen benlibt, iollte iid)
cine Mn5eigc 5u Ser5en nebmeil, mel
DE Die ,llniteb Nailmops & electric
g." sum 8obl uno Better Der Yolio-.
9iere erlaBt. @an5 5utreifeno mobt
Die @eleai6oft aui folgenoe Saupt.
punfte alimerfiom:
Ger Strobeibobnbcrfebr I'M &C.
5ember lit luegen Der Weiblladts .Gil-
f1ufer Elm %beionoers roger. @ir per-
iud)eil, uuier 9eites 81 tbtn, Die Be-
forberltng fir uniere 6obreditc 10 Be.
qnem luie mOglif Su MAIDEN, aber
mtpermeiOli6e lleberfiiqung Der
Waago1s miro porfonlmen. Wam
bcbenfe, oab mir in Der Stunoe oes
Mnbrangcs nabe5u 100000 Wenihen
in %flir5er 3eit nod ibren Seimen ST.
bringen baben, nno ieoer Mogaon lit
III ieincr Soiiungsm0glid)feit be
ldrdilft.
@oacn Sic belien? = Sic fonrc,
Dies auf Slpei @eiien tbun:
1. - geeeben Sic iid nod) Dem
&orOertbcil oes Waggons. iobalb Sic
eil1iicigen.
9. - @cnn imnlcr bealem-ipars
ten Sic iucnn Der Wagapn iibcr-
fillt lit ouf ben nGditcn.. @enn
fem llnfoll porliegt, miro oieier in
elmer obcr 5luci Miuiten ba ieii.
3nr 9cnhtnng. - Gle SI,-
bober Der ~G~aibington. Baltimore &
M~nnapolis" Der nm Baltimore Ser
mirlol 60" 5-proaclitigcr erItcr Sp.
poipef = Sbligotionen iperben biirf
cine An5ei9e al onberer Stelle hc5
~Gcntidcn Gorreipunoentcr" criud)t.
iid) nit 5. e. @ilion, Jun, 4 80,
9onfiers. Snllptilur ~Galpcrt : @e.
b1i,oc," IN Scrbinbune Su ieBcn. Iic
Hed)tsunpGitc Willis & Soriicr, Nr.
2t3. Gonrtlano.S traBc, e%rlniien sic
NnSeiae.
.9ronocnbnra" onf Der
&eimreiie. = I'm botb Z ltbr
geitern Woraen ooupftc Der Ioro.
oeutife 2lopboampfer .9ronben.
burg" init II aaiiiten : Gaiioaierer,
81 ,3fuiifenoedern nnb . Ieportir,
ten. ioipie NIT poller 2abung. bette.
bend in Der Sauptiade aus @ctrcioe.
Webl. 5abaf unb gaumwulle. i1ady
Bremen ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
~. 3eiHert.
Saltimore's 1cntIdler Tbotosrapb
dM-dt1
Wprb-Wau.Stfafe

Gin eritflaifiscs geidtdh fir crit.
flaiiise Mrbcitcn, nnS feline bStsren
Hreiic, ais Sic anberstuo btsablen.
SpesialitGt, I.rcinsernSpen nnb
6amiliensrmpYen. VerarSfernngtn
iadj aitcn Yilbern nrtcr 0atamtie.
Ndten Sic anf obise sbreKe; e
lie Al Sbrrm Wortbeile.
Seine W~erbinbnns NIT iraenS ii.
nrim anhercn Stnbio.
l0eS13,g&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10

Eos plotlide 6allen Der Sempern.
tllr lpuroe nm 10 mebr empfunoen,
ipeil mir in letter Belt allbcrgepobll.
lid marmes @etter fir bicie Sabres-
5eit botten. CAB ulter oieien I'm.
Itollbcn G|rfGltungen an Der Cages
%oronang Iinb, lit ielbitperltGnolid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Sheo. s. Tiener G. &c.,
Pr I'm. Naltimpre .Sfraat.

TcititcS nnb ai,hcrcs auSI1nbi.
idcs GcIo sefniiit n,lb rcrfouii.
@eIoicnbunscn beiuret nod Geutit.
iano, Geitreid,. @iibIono II. |. NJ.
@cdieI aiisgeitcIlt mii ,tslanoiihe
Vanten. Grcoitbriefe unb Tranefers
Gbcques. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Sur nm Sbnen in's WeOGdJtnif 81
rufen.

Gle 5eiertoge iino nahe uno piele
0rcunoc perocn Sic beiud)en - ieien
Sic oesbalb porbereitet nnb ~perseiien
sic mift. in Die Site Der Gririidun.
gen cine obcr mebrere Giitcn SEQ.
Giintbcr. iun.. grnu.Go. SIolfcn.
bier nuiSiuuebnlcl. "a 6lAid)m $i.O0.
gcitcilen sic bireft bon Der raucrei.
(33S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10

Gas st .2iauori.Gpnsil
Nr. 500" Don Der raatboliitcn
@oblthdtigfeits : 9eaion" crlpGblte
iiir ocs Sabr 1910 Die ioler1oen @e-
ointcn: aaplon Nco. Charles Sicge!.
Eraiioent @ermonls Ironee, Yiee-
Nraliocht @eor9c 5. Saedid), Sang
!cr Geo $. Glerbrod. Sprebet 6eltrp
y. gpiie. Sefretnr @illiam ). 9einl-
fiibler, Collector Gborles j, Seinelt.
Shatneiiter Charles 8oIf, Maridaa
&enrp .. 9i,iie, innere Mdte Ger
l:lallns 1rnnce, JIM, tttbere @adlc
SDeooor N. Semclt,'; 5riltees: vii
liam 3. y. Sui, i. %. Eniuabmis
ulo Aobn WadeIip; Superintendent
Sitm Worplanb Stoatse 6pn5iI Gbas.
7, Scrnclt, SteIlpertrcter Seitrp 9.
Sitiic.
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UelbienbMnaen.

@eloienounsen mad Geutidlano
ilnb Seitreih : ltngarn iidler ,rno
idnea beioret. $40 uno 20 Warf..
ionic 10 ut,o 20 aroncn-S heine 81
perfaufen.
96eo. s. Diener & &c.,
(9--) 0r. 217. Df.HaItimore.S tr.
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3ptiS.
Gebbci's einSiaes StM0io.

QSUVSb . etWdsBVU Ss"VtU.
Sebermann fennt bic BON ius &C.
lieferte Arbeit; mir oenfen nidjt ba.
run, mns ielbit ~ ioben, ipnSern iiber.
laKen bies nmieren 2eiitnnsen. Seine
Sreppen bci ms sn criteisen. 9aien
Sic iih ppn Tuberrn nidt tGnidleu,
cs siek amr Gin einsiaes SebbeI.stu.
bic nab Sies befinost iidj i'm Tarterre.
NMttn sie aMf bas Sans. mo nnjer
Ramea anf 9birex anb 1euiteru
ittht.
&eine Agenten. Gin asre;s.
A6tea Sic anf
-Seb6ers-
32l Roro.G Ctr Habs &ist.str,
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ntmah

Department fir Gr5itbung. ,..
9iireau Der Yebjroe Der sd,nl.epuimtNafe,
Mabifon uno aaiaAette.M nennf.
uItimore c, ben 0. Se5entber lgua.
Sl Der ipefflicbeu SoffdiIc. UscSuuobzStr.
unh acknowledgements. iuiro bon Q llbr Dlpr7
gems an am Spunfrftag, ben 16. Se5eTDef.
Sreiiie1e itnttfinben:
q. Sobn's College Cine Sufnn5,
Srittcr 9egisIaturi Siiirtft aldbe.
Sobu 8. 8phe,
tScilO-1D Geiretlr.
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G6Te sur 9lriie ia's NnsIauS be-
iprot g. Mainc, Mr. Alb, Cf.Valti.
mereitrake, nabe Gnitom Sonie Nue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-22
". ]. MERRIMAN.
Agency, Real Estate
licensed Broker
farms Houses and Lots
Bought and Sold

For Sale on Pike street and ON.
Main street. Dwellings, Locations
tor Homes ana Investment, more
profitable ana desirable at prices
asked than amy property offered.
A store Of most profitable and
easiest goods 10 sell. Location and
change equal to the best In Clarke
burg Nothing better for a business
man With small or large capital.
on Dale Ave. a beautiful place, a
new. modern and lovely house for
home or Investment.
Elegant bargains in houses on Lee
stfeet Carr avenue, Clay street and
Carlisle Court
III 90 3. s-a--
Point eomtort. lot 10 IT. front on
street car line by lis It. on rear
street and 127 It deep. choice
lots g 7 a price to please any ono
looking for best place TO build.
Splendid values in dwellings In
stealey addition
Most valuable lot in, Adanston.
Sew Fair Grounds: choice lots; nc
prices 70 force sales.
East ciarkaburg, Industrial"
strest Investment in good homes,
and beautiful vacant lots; prices
ana terms to suit any purchaser. =.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-22
SION REwARp. s1nn.

The readers OF this paper viii b,
pleased to learn that there is at leas
one dreaded disease that scienc,
has been able to cure in all its stages
and that is catarrh. Hairs catarrf
Cure Is the only positive cure know
to the medical fraternity. catarrh
being a Constitutional disease. require,
constitutional treatment. Ealrs Ca.
tarrh Cure is taken Internally. act.
ing directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces Of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis.
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing It's work
The proprietors have so much faith
in Its curative powers that they offeF
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address:
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constt-
patton.
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MnNEY no LOAN.

Quick, private loans in small sums
from $40 up on furniture. Pianos,
fixtures or other chattels. Goods re-
main in your possession. Reason.
able rates and conveniet terms.
HOME LOAN CO..
Room 643. Empire Bldg. Phone
Bell 4S6.
Justice Herman B. Davis, Of Salem.
spent Thursday In the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-22
SIX MEN
Only From Harrison County
Have Served as Officials
OF the State.

OF the State
ONLY thirty-tye ont r. the aftyeye.
counties of West virginia hsse bsen
repre- enteds ~ the elections Of stlieir'
sons IS state ofticials. This includes
the once Of Secretary o. state, which
from 1871 to 1905 was an appoIntive
ana not an elective office. II q man.
served two or more terms he 20 not
counted more than once.
Kanawha can boast Of nine 0ffi-
clals; Marion Of seven; Harrison and
Ohio six each; Wood five. but four Of
them were governors; Brooke. cabell
and Greenbrier, three each; Barbour,
Monongaiia, Hampshire, Mason,
Preston. Mcdowell, Randolph, Roane.
Taylor and upshur. two each; and
Berkeley. cay Hardy Jackson, Linz
coin, Marshall. Monroe. Mineral,
peasants, Pocahontas, Richie, Tyler
ana Webster. onyl one each. The
counties never Recognized" ara
Boone. Braxton. Calhoun. Dod-
dridge. Fayette. Gilmer Grant, Han
cock, Jefferson, Lewis. Logan, Mer-
Ger. Mingo, Morgan. Nicholas. Pendie-
ton, Putnam, Raleigh, Summers.
Tucker. Wayne, wetzel, Writ, and
Wyoming. These with the twelve
counties which have succeeded in
landing only one favorlte son, copld
for ma political trust that would con-
troll affairs until more equitable
average was established. AS only six
men are elected to Office every four
years. however, 1t would take long
time.
The following list gives the repre-
sentatlves of their respective coun-
ties.
Barbour-s superintendent zigler and.
Auditor Johnson.
Berkeley-Treasurer Bristor.
Brooke-Treasurer Tarr, Attorney
General Melvin and Superintendent
Pendleton.
Cabell-secretary Wilchcr, Auditor
Miller and Treasurer Thompson.
Superintendent Byrne.
observation-disclosures General and
Governor Mathews and Secretary
stalnaker.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Jacob and
Attorney General White.
Hardy-Attorney General sprlgg.
Harrison-s Secretaries Hall and
Reed. Treasurers Mccauley and West,
Attorney General Maxwell and supt.
Lewis.
Jackson-Audltor Darst
Kanawha - Secretaries Walker,
Chiffon and Hedrick. Governors Mac
corkle, Wilson and Dawson. Attorney
General Watts. Treasurer sllman and
supt. shawkey.
Lncoln-Attorney General May.
Marlon-Attorney General Hall.
Superintendent White and Miller.
Auditor Bennett, Governor Fleming.
and Secretaries ohley ana swishcr.
Marshall-secretary Pipes.
Mineral-Auditor schcrr.
Monongaliu-supt. Morgan and
Governor Glasscock.
Monroe-Treasurer Rowan.
Observation-Disclosures General Ruck.
er and Treasurer Long.
ohio-Attorncy Generals A. II.
Caldwell. Alfred Caldwell ana RILEY.
Treasurers Brady and o'BrIen ana
Governor Atkinson.
MISUNDERSTANDING ogdin.
Pocahontas-Supt Williams
Preston-secretary Dawson and At
torney General conley.
Randolph--Auditor Crane and SUI
pcrintendent butcher.
RItchle-Attorncy General rrccr.
demonstrations Mcwhorter ma
Boggess.
Taylor-Treasurer Burdot ana Al.
dItor LaFollette.
1yler-secrctary Bowers.
Upshur-Governor Farnsworth and
supt. Trotter.
Webster-Auditor Duffy.
Wood-Govcrnor Boreman, steven.
son. Jackson and White. and Treasur.
er Kendall.
Mason-secretar Phelps ana smt
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BANKRUPT SALE
OF STORE.

am now reducing the merchan-
disc stool; of S c. Higgins. bankrupt.
by selltnng the same at greatly re-
duced prices. The stock conists OF
groceries. medicines, shoes. boots,
notions. drygoods tinware etc To-
Gated at 779 W. Pike street, Clarks-
burg. Call and obtain bargains.
Open all day and evenings.
will also receive bids for the sale
of the stock in bulk. This is q val
liable stock aud good stand.
March 90. 1909.
HARVEY F. SMITH,
Aksaaa Trustee.
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IA SALllMORE & Ono.
RAILROAD.

Schedule effective Nov. %. 1908.
CLAitkSBURCs. W. VA.
daily. xDally excpes Sunday.
Sunday only.
MAINE LINE, EASTB0UND.
Cumberland. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, depart
1859 am, $3.50 pm, 1856 pm.
Arrive s12;5S am, 1856 am. '6:0s
pm.
MAIN LINE. WEsTBoUND.
Parkcrsburg, Cincinnati. Louisville
and st, Louis, depart s12;53 am.
1855 am. 1908 PM. Arrive ss:52
arr. '5;4O pm. 1885 pm.
Parkersburg Accommodation, depart
1928 am, 1900 pm. Arrive s10:20
am. 1920 pm.
w. VA. & PITTS, NORTHBOUND.
Connellsville and Pittsburg, depart
x6:10 am. Arrive x11:05 pm.
Fairmont and Morgantown, depart
x6:10eam, x3:15 pm. III .lis
W. va. q FITS. iSOUTHBOUND.
Weston, depart x6:O0 am, z10:25am,
x11:30 am, '6:4S pm. Arrive 1885
am. S9:4O am, x2:15 pm. z5:25pm.
x7:05 am.
pickens, depart x6:00 am, x6:15 pm
, Arrive xS:55 am, x7:05 pm.
fleetwood and intermediated points
depart $500 am, x11:30 am. Arrive
x2:15 am, x7:05 pm.
WEST VA. SHORT LINE.
New Martinsville and Wheeling ac-
commodation, depart $500 am,
x2:45 pm. Arrive '11:25 am,
1880 nm.
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Joe. when you're coming from
work this evening stop at smithys'
on Pike street and get some fish, for
l am going to have company.
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no SCANDAL HERE.
{ conliau : from palgel 81


Two women after supper lean
across. the backyard fence, It's
the same old fence. and DER 1t
floats each. woman's confidence;
but strange to say It's not Of
scandal that these nelghbors
speak. but Of wondrous story
that was going the rounds last
week. 1t seems that Mrs. Cros-
by. who lives just across the
way. had been visiting her folks
at home and Just returned that
day; and while shopping at the
big stores In the city Of her
birth. she learned that Spartan 4
stain was tine-the greatest
Stain on earth.
spartan stain can be used on
old or new wood and can be APP
llied by anyone. Manufactured
by The Marietta Paint & Color
Co. Marietta, O. Sold by the
Home Furnishing Co. s43-a4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

George Ade. at dinner 10 Lon
don. said Of luck
Nobody "a so dependent on luck
a the playwright when he pros
pers he considers luck a kindly sod,
dess. bat whom his work fails, then
luck Seems to him a spirit. perYcFse.
~ cruel and mean
He regards luck then a. Tom
Iacksons wife. Of Lafayette. toes
Tom Jackson said one morning
at breakfast.
Hans it ALI While ! waA we.,d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09

liz when a young man and served
M a junior officer In tho United
States navy for nine yoarh1 before
no was persuaded By bis mother 10
leave the service Hia father mud
grandfather both served and dlsd as
captains In the navy.
After leaving the navy, Edwards
dhfied around the country. plotting
boais on the Yukon, and made the
first official ehaftoof tho Yukon
river he went 10 Tononnh. New.
during Tho gold strikes aud made
a large fortune hul lost # lie
then wont 10 trading At Hood y
canal.
His father died and hla mother
was later married to Henry But.
tiers, a millionaire promoter Of
pbdmunl, chi. who died In bin Of
flee there along about lnHt October
Edwards knew that some time or
another The fortune would be bis.
but never learned Of his Mothers
death. although he had relatives
lhore. until he read Of the pfnbat.
Ing Of her will In copy Of The
Star while here In Seattle a few
weeks ago.
Edwards left soon afterwards for
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Piedmont. where he learned for tho
fret time of the immensely Of hls
mothers fortune. She died at hor
home there, one Of tho pfettlest
and wealthleHt summer residences
In southern California
Edwards work In dfauRhtiug has
been commented upon by the United
States government He made Hoy.
eral charts for tho treasury depart
mont and one Of The firubcharta of
the Sound 10 be accepted The story
Of his recent heritage comes from
Captain Elliott, OF The flraboat
SnoqlHlmle. who knew The neW mil
llonaire when be- first lived in this
city and who sill knows him vol
enough TO call him "Hitl' and carry
on An Intimate correspondence.
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BILL EDWARDS
FALLS HEIR To
Bic FORTUNE
FORMER PILOT or FiHEBoAr
10 ONE .siNrH OWNER
or s22.o00,ooo.

VIII y. Edwards, formerly pilot
on the local flrehoat, a soldier Of
lorinne, we'll known in Seattle aud
the Yukon country. has Inherited
onoaikth Of t22.O00.0OO. hls share
OF a large estate left by his mother
IN California, NJ her death about a
month ago,
Edwards graduated from Annnpo,
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OWN

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|iefnAn
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| The Ca
oeearral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-09
KANSAS DAY TOMORROW.

Tomorrow viii be Kansas day At
the exposition. and the 'OfasshOp-
peu" have prepared a big program.
The feature Of the day VIII DO
the address by " N Quayle on
Kansas al the Auditorium NJ II
O'Clock. to which the general pub
lie In invited. and can attend free
Of charge. The Kansas club VIII
be in charge at the Auditorium all
Aau
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FOR BIG HAUL

II. Caiiagar. q guest Of tho Prince
Rupert hotol. met two colored vo-
men on Hnbbeil wiS last night and
after engaging them IN conyerrn-
tion. discovered that he was loser
by 800
H. reported hla loss 70 Patrol.
man Scott White. bnt no trace OF
the dnsky maids was found. Cab
leear says be- could identify tho
WomGn II ho saw them once more.