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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MURPHEY CANDLER MAY BE CANDIDATE Railroad Commissioner Aspires
 to Governorship HE IS VERY PROGRESSIVE Recorder BroyIes Has Served Notice Upon Cigar Stands and Drug
 Stores to Stop All Games
 of Chance
HE IS VERY PROGRESSIVE

l Atlanta, December 10.-fSpecia1.)- )- That Railroad Commissioner c. M Candler or Murphey Candler, as he is more familiarly known, will be in the race for governor two years hence is foregone conclusion, according to statements of his friends. Although MT. Candler has never been a gubernatorial candidate he has al- ready been well advertised as a proba- bility and possibility and other things they call them before they actu- ally get into the scrimmage. But Commissioner Candler. it may be stated, even at this early writing, is already getting ready to be can didate for that office in 1912. And he is about the only prospective candidate whose features have yet loomed clear and distinct enough on the horizon to make .him out. There are other vague shadows which the haze has not revealed, but Murphey Candler is right there in the full line of vision.
 MT. Candler, as is well known, is a prominent supporter of Hoke Smith and his principles, or, at least, of most of them.
 But 1t may be repeated, as has been said by we'll known members of the other faction in Georgia politics, that MT. Candler is the least prejudiced and the most open minded and conservative of the "progressives" leaders.
 MT Candler Is held in the highest esteem by those of the opposing fac tion and he has friends among them who have declared they would support him despite his well known political alliances.
 He was appointed to the railroad commission by G&. Hoke Smith upon the resignation of Commissioner Fuller Galloway of LaGrange and he has since been elected for the remainder of the unexpfred term and for the full term of six years to follow.
 MT. Candler lives in Decatur, De- Kalb county, and practices law in Atlanta, for he has time in which to keep up his practice, because, not being chairman. he is not required to give his full time to the duties of railroad commissioner.
 There has been some talk of his entering the race for senator only in case Governor-elect Smith does not run. but so far as can be learned it is only talk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
Champ Clark Indorsed

Washington. December 1O.-The H. .linois and Georgia democratic delega- tons in the House held meetings to- day and indorsed Champ Clark of Mis- souri. the minority leader. for speak CT of the next Congress. The action of both states. was unanimous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
Nobel Pri.e A,vnrdcd

Christiana. Norway, December 10-The Nobel prize committee of the storthing today awarded the peace prize for 1910 to the international permanent peace bu- reau at Berne. The value of the prize Is $40,O00.
The sun., 1910-03-18

me ~ord ,hauffeuT - mean an Operation
- motor car Nho - hir-d 10 attend 10 she
ma, hine and ran Ne .ays IN the opinion
o. h. the opinion Of The court thst the
Nord has alNays been used in that -~nse
IN ieEi-lstion dealing vifh motor v-hicle-
ibai I'D operators should b~ licensed The
- AZ he tine she provision VAS a. hand
Iui u Was not 40 Intended or provided
ths act read- 'chsuns"r or other paid
nm ds.ctstos, wiIl mean q Io-- Of ihouza nd-
~ dollars 20 the stats of penn-yiyanla
ANY person can nov drive = caT Nuh the
osnsr peti,IlsS,el, Tnho,s , e,,i,,,st aS,s,,h "a
re- elves no compensation " - exported
that many personS owning AUTOMOBILES
atl have members of their family drive
an / ,Lus dispense with paid driver
R,shr noW whsn many motor .aI manu-.
Tour there are some who eHpre - theHl-s'lN -
~ opposed lp -uCh contests. -ays George
= Dlnhs NJ pre-,dsn' Of ire ROYAL ronr.rn ,S
and I beiisVe fIsat thO~s aEatnst the tours
are greatly IN fh~ minority Any msn ho
me-, or osr~ Shi"h nave proved sficieni
knoWs thai such contests go long way
tessFd showing hal hia car caa 10 when
~ has shown that he ~ sure 81 an increa-ed
some have objec'sd 70 the route pro-
P1.sd sSr ne ,. ''daen sse S" i.,scy - .xed @S
r0ad- ana 0erfect conditions shON nothinE
The American made mOsor car has attained
order 10 prove 4 great amount of eTficiqncy
" nu-f overcome al yh-tacle- onsred n,
rad road- and usatheT sondtt lons !
ADMIT u nat tho average run - iasi brroEntnR
OF Ihe driver, nus sfisr 40 \ is the lone
a1Iae ssa ~ honsh rsS sss,s ,Ss eg,rsni lsfTs
sum 10 npfn returns through IN tncftoeed
knains81 4 his car Drgses eneiaet
The sun., 1910-03-18
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The sun., 1910-03-18
MEIRoP0lITAN OPERA MOUSE

10 night at>i5 Double Ptn Ttrs, Pcrfornnanrs
y iTedeIirk IonNerSrs OprrA The PiDe al
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90 t-a -.a.urci tor Edward I z Ar.
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The sun., 1910-03-18
AUTOS---PnlCES RleNT.

Ihe Iho,sands % 'ats Ih fent ead -elllns caT'
70 Ofcr shghtY use1 Aut0moofieA very lON 81
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
Vol lllssl
IS ll 81
r
Prop

Here is a property rlglts "a
the business section OF the
city -
Lot 65 feet front on Pike
street and ls5 feet deep
Frame house built on one side
Of The lot, leaving plenty Q
room for building another
house on this LOT. This is S.
very valuable location suita-
bic either for a residence or
business building, and at the
price offered will prove 81
handsome investment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
COME TO CTNCTNNATT-BUY :
SOIJTHFRN OHIO FARM SEND
FOR MY LIST OF FARM
BARGAINS.

IA acres. groom house. barn, fruit,
acre alfalfa, / acre berries, IL
miles from traction. all hay in now.
81 900, one-half down. 81 aGIres roll
ing and hill land, near traction, fair
buildings, $1,000: one-haIf down. q
acres leIvel and rolling land, one mile
from Ohio river and traction, good
buildings. $500 to $1,000 down. 40
acres level land. 5-room house. new
Darn. near traction. / mare, 5. cows.
200 chickens, all tools and all crops.
So 500, one-half down. 40 acres level
and rolling land, 10 acres bottom, hog
fences. good buildings. near traction.
9 horses, 1 COW, heffer, 200 chick
ems, all tools, II acres corn, 1-2 acres
tobacco and other crops for $500;
81, 800 down. 243 acres on Bear
Greek, SO acres bottom. good build
fngs, $2,SoO; $4,000 down. 100 acres
near traction, level land. $500; one
half down 1913 acres, fine improve
ments, level land. hog farm for So;
Improved. near traction, $500; one
half down. send for my new list Of
100 Ohio farms. Limestone land, fine
for bluegrass. Frank r. Grove, 331
E. Fourth St., Cincinnati. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
DEEDS FILED
In the Office Of the Clerk of
the County to Be
Recorded.

Cyrus E. Morris to Samuel Free
man, sc acres, Union district.
William Paugh to Hood and ella
overfield. 2 "a acres. Elk district
w. l. Moore to Harland and Leda
Davis. l lot. Tenmile district.
Carroll Curry to the Monongah Fuel
Co., G4.7O2 acres coal, Clay district.
Scott c. Lowe to the Monongah Fuel
90. G2.G4 acres coal. Clay district
Scott c. Lowe to the Monongah Fuel
Co., ZIG acres coal. Clay district.
Colonial Building & Realty Com
pany to n. T. Brown and w. B. Fer
suson. lot, Colonial Heights, Clark
district
c. a. Osborn to J. F. Dye. lot,
Clark district.
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to stella Fowler, lot. Clark
district.
j. II. sommerville to Mary L, and
Hettie r. Young, l lot, Harrison adj
ditlon. Clark district.
Colonial Building and Realty Com
pany to Sarah NJ. Edmonds, lot.
Colonial Heights, Clark district.
Mary j. Alkire to Dee Lowther. .
acres. Union district.
e. c. Tetrick to Simeon L. SchradeT
That, yReynoldsvIIle, Coal district.
n n Gore TO john IN. Carr. 4 lot,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
st is
ISxe Made Mans s(lliElis borg
dent J1ntliusiilstiGs


NO wonder scores OF ClarlSs6urg cit-
tzens grow 81 ausiaStic Il s enough
TO make anyone happy 70 flnd relief
after years or suffering. Public state
raents like the following are but
truthfui representation o the daily
work done in Clarlzsburg ny DoRn's
kidney Pills
b. F. Grimm, 154 west Pike street.
Eclarksburg. w. va. says: About
three years ago my back commenced
10 give me great deal OF trouble I
had Z dull ache across my lolns most
OF the time and at night was very
lame and sore. was unable to get
RELIEF until procured Doan.s Kidney
PnIs at Wells 6 HaymalSer's drug
store. Upon taking them the steady
ache in my back left me and I felt
better in every way. I gladly fecom-
mend Doan's kidney pills to other
leidney sufferers
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster4Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. r.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name oan's-ana
take no other
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12

Today.s ads. with their doIlar-saving
chances. should appeal to all those TO
whom .'dOIIar-snVfns'' is Mt ali worth
while.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12

city. Coal district.
IIartland Improvement Company to
William II. Ferris. 5 lots, Clark dis
trict.
West End LaAd Company to L.
Mary Flowers. lots, Clark district.
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to Dora Berger, 2 lots, Clark
district.
G. w. shuttleworth to T. ]. Romine
lot. Clark district.
NJ. G. sperry, special commissioner
]. w. Ramsey, to V. L. Highland, 4
lots, Glen Elk, Coal district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
liz lle

CHA ZSBuE&9. II
+naii5. xDaily except standby.
Spnday cEily.
MAIN LIEtllE, East BOUND
CsGni6 ariaad Warrington. p silllclee,
Phiiad elnflR ana New York. dopaFt
S3:64 am, $3.50 PM S9.Sb pm
Arrive tl3:5S am. e9:4o am ss9s
pm.
MAIN LINE, IV1ST-BOUND.
Parksrsbuzs. Cincinnati. 1,ouiAvfllS
sud St Louis. depart e13:63 AN,
$500 am. sB:Os pm. Arrive sS.ha
am, $50 pm. s9:SB pun.
ParkeEBburg Accommodation. depAE1
s7:2S am. $500 pm. Arrive 1915
an, s7:2O pm,
". VA. g PITTS, NoFTH-BouDi0
connelIs-.;,e ana Plttsbrrg. depart
x6:Bo am. Arrive x11:0s pm.
Fairmont and MorBantoWSls depaz7
1850 am. 22:5O pm.
q. VA. q PITTS. SOUTd-BoUND.
weston, depart x6:Go am, z1G:2S am.
x11:3O am, "6:16 pm: Arrive xS:6s
am. E9:4O am. x2:16 pm, sS;2S pm
x7:C6 pm.
Pickens, depart x6;00 am, xe:1b pm
Arrive xS:6B am. xEsO6 Pm.
redwood and intermediate .potntn.
depart $500 am, x11:80 am. Arrive
x2:16 pm. x7:O5 pm.
WEST VA. SHORT LINE
New AGardnsville and wheeling &c
commodation, depart, $500 am.
1890 pm. Arrive x11:26 am
se:SB pm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12


Greer;
min exclude said
20 he c B
s Bartlett schoo House. ---boohs.S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
NOTICE.

VIII be at my office. rooms . and
Traders annex, every evening from
p m. until S p. IN. until October lst'
for the purpose Of registering the vo-
tiers in Precinct No. 4. Clark district,
1t is important that ycu register.
HOWARD lost, Registrar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
Coal Dis trict

Rey-
o
district to
oSard
the
sasd
wihs o
-Nntlnr nlace. Revnn Ids schoo House
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
alton
dIId eIaIz Districts 1or tie ElscsiOn
ISssnlbsr B. 1910. Registrars Hand IN Ihsr Books


a4aa3l
Clark District
81 T.. 9ss j e. Fs sa 5o
Pss si9 ana Rs soa E Stss s. IL tss VT
Esss9 ss astf Iaa das si,et
VosIns pises DAWSON Booths
4sssS s A 4ss ss. s sss tsia
IS @ !: tes"f o7sses Bsaa s
ya.iae place. -Rools
rfs1c1Sscr NO
a sss1 ss? 'ss T. e: s:
tss 1an5s Of PhIP
ans at Fes Pve Grant s as
ne GsSon ctsyp registrar
yong place. Monticello school .--5booths
@ 9sa Asss Filth Street :i:t
street Is ss aeefe an G snt iSe
@ tine n bt ee e fsnS Rp ]
ANY s:ss a tss s s R asss ss o s
line to the West F tvT Fe shf En- POST SE aesa
~ Voting place. Building 7booths
L. ss ss.ss. ana @ es
assas sns9ee u the " @ @
s@sGs srss s SsSRn Street se
s : 4 90lDr registrar
voanE place. Mayors eooths
:ss .ssaes with sq2 sa 'sfss s so rts
tserefrom to STRAIGHT
" with Main street De
~ Voting place Court House.
IRyc1NaJr NO :.
nnfax
where the road xtehelns
with
8S e J es ne s 1 {. is rs
Ilk bridge crosses
pike: Bridge street.
'np yot d9 place iae Alta
Sesinaing Bridge street,
bridge crosses slk
tine south s Penn sao S SEEMING aa mn w5G You
voung<p place. Oaks. -booths
Beginning bridge at the
- sETTTrIFswotTG Registrar
voting Court school House -booths
PRECINCT
with Florence street
Addition; thence south with
street; thence west wat"
voting place. Mt state Transr & supply booths
eennne thence e i
said side track to MuPhys Run: ]
PhNippi pike
g Florence street, thence Meth with F' W NJ G % sersr
voting place Boylea Kelley HILL 9oooths
on g Es o to 8 ne
district line top Of Tunnel h
eIndustr thence with
sUtA s'p'"S - i'" > 49, $3.50 ~ A. sTaoVIAIeT Regsr
voting place Indus -boohs
ssaalnE creek Catholic church hnse , T
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12

Take a new Tease of life by atten.l-
ing the city lecture course this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12

hill Lime
wfth
thence direct south line % the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12
a RA.D GUESSER

It's the same everywhere; can't
guess little enough.
Mr. o Brown, Columbia. S c, em-
ployed an experienced painter to paint
his house. The painter on seeing the
quantity sent to the house-Devoe-
said there wasn't enough. There were
ten gallons left, when the job was
done.
It's the common experience.
81. Holden-Barnes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-12

BSl8s sa Hs s IS 8G se ll % ai
e hs t me- 81 tse sorS enc Tosd near
hsRss
9 ss
gs soRPs' ea p ah ts'Rs a d @
assss nj taspS see sasa
Voting place we.t End. Adanston. =
sss6a5s SO a, : point where
sssss s l as hence a j s1Sass
IS the the road:
REGISTRAR
81 @ s gsss 5
faI Ges Coke conpans tippis: thence
s ss a''Ts
Voting place.
s s1s .a.s a sss ] Fence ss s we 0
v s E7 isss 'faPs Re
voting place. poln. comores -booshs
s.ss n ss: 5 s s in,
voting place. perpont school House --booha
M. s IN @ @ !s e. PIKE - s es.
S' 2SR4ss G2sas h se ssa snss up the hin "
place,
Sno R 6d @
Arnory
PRECINCT No~1o.
sss
voting place.
PRE-
to
Intersection street and Henderson avenue down Sixth street
Voting place Northview school booths
PRECINCT
1athole church:
" oldst Depot street EEboofhs
tinaore railroad just
a of
turnpike to point said ns the Baltimore
and hG air near S%Si%g staten thence with the
Voting place Fnnickinnick house --booths
PRECINCT NO. Il.
River raoad residence the late Rhard p he
with the
thee S Begin creek " the We" 7; ss9ss up s saa river
Voting places. schoolHo -N-bo6ths
DEEDS FILED I: &: ::: Is :: !.
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You can economic in many ways,
but II you are not Telegram nd read
er, yOu nre not really economical.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
PEOPLE COMING AND
GOING At MONTEREY

Monterey. \. NJ, March i2S.-"Bud"
Nelson has returned 10 the Carr ranch
after a few days visit with friends
here
Mrs. N E. Bennett has returned TO
Alamogordo after few days visit with
her daughter. Mrs. J. W Prude-
Former governor George Curry has
returned from a business trip to Santa
Fe.
Misses Margaret Prude and Ruby
Davenport were in Monterey
J. W. Poe was in from Black Lake
and reports cattle doing well since the
rain.
The Tularosa Valley Tribune has
moved TO the old Prude store building.
c. Collins is able to be about again.
A carload OF supplies has been re-
ceived for the Bent store
Barney Sanders has resigned his po-
sition as assistant postmaster at Mon
terey and Miss Minnie Bourne has ac-
cepted the place
Miss Mable Hall visited with friends
in Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. James Reagan were
visitors here
L. E. Lumbley and Charles Dumas
have returned from Alamogordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
IMPROVEMENTS ARE
MADE AT CLINT
The Clint Telephone Line to
Have Connection With
Ell PasO.

Clint. Texas, March 23.-The G., H. &
s. A Railroad company is filling in
and repairing the sidetracks at this
place. More than so cars of dirt have
been used in this work.
The Clint telephone stock Is being
rapidly disposed of, and connections
with most every farm house in this
section may be had within the next so
days. 1t is also promised that a toll
line will be put in by the Bell company
from FL Paso, and a rate of 10 cents per
message charged.
Galley & Clark, county road construc-
tors, are idle this week. owing to some
repairing having to be made on their
largo engine.
car of lumber and car of ice are
being unloaded by the Mckinney COM
pany.
r. D. Thompson has just recovered
from light attack of pneumonia, and is
back on duty at the depot again.
W. H. Wlngo has returned TO Wills
Point, Texas, after disposing Of his large
stock of hay.
F. A. Spence is spending a few days
on the ranch.
Late Ell Paso visitors were: c. NJ. Nc
Kinney, r. P. Richardson, ]. A McGoni-
gill, II. B. Elliott, Mrs. r. d. Thomp-
son, the Misses Lilias Elliott, Ellen
Kelley. Josie Silva and Mabel Kendall
G. n. Bassett, of FL Paso, was a busi-
ness visitor here
Mrs H G. Hammond is spending a
few days in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
ARTISTS HERE
FOR MATERIAL
Magazine Workers, After
Visit Here VIII Tour
Old Mexico.

Al. Scherzer and Miss ROzelle Scher-
ger, magazine artists, are sojourners IN
FL Paso. They have come TO see
bull fight or two, with view OF tour
ing, Mexico in search Of pictorial ma
terial.
Mr.. and Miss Scherzer are Germans
but long residents of the United States
Both have studied at the Royal academy
at Munich, and their names are Wen
known to magazine folk throughout the
United States.
For some weeks they have been
gaining material among the indians OF
New Mexico. Mr.. Scherzer chiefly does
black and white Illustrative work
while his sister does color painting
This is a wonderful field for an ar
fist" said Mr.. ScherZer at hotel Eel
ger. at is stranger that more do nos
take advantage of it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
CADETS MUST
REPORT THURSDAY
Students Not Back at Insti-
tute by That Time Will
Be Expelled.

Thursday morning at roll call is the
last chance the cadets of the Military
institute who went out on what they
have termed strike" to return to the
school. This is the ultfmatum which
has been issued by Capt. Thomas A Da-
Wis commandant of the school, with the
sanction of the board of directors. This
includes all students who are enrolled
in the institute regardless of whether or
not they have examinations scheduled for
that day. Those who did not report for
work on Thursday morning will be ex-
PEELED from the institution
number of the boys who were i'm
plicated in the walkout returned to
school this morning, Capt. Davis said,
and It is expected that the greater part
of the student body VIII report Thurs
day morning. Classes and drills were
conducted this morning as usual at. the
institute, Capt. Davis conducting the
drill and also hearing Capt Woods 3
classes.
At the meeting held Tuesday, the lead
ers of the prank appointed a committee
of four cadets to confer with the di-
rectors. according 10 the statement OF
one of the cadets who walked out One
of the directors stated tOday that while
the boys of the committee would be
heard, they could expect no sympathy
from the board of directors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
Deafness Cured
Hyomei Caused Earl Howe's
Hearing to Return.

Catarrh bothered me over a year,
When L became deaf. Then 1 commenced
10 doctor TO get rid of the deafness. I
became discouraged at the outlook, and
wen L might be, for there was nothing
USED Vnat helped me. The trouble con-
uhueo until L was advised to try Hyo-
mel L used Hyomei thoroughly, as per
WI ecl'ois Tor few weeks, ana much
70 my surprise the deafness and catarrh
ielt me entirely Since using this won
ueriui remedy there has been no re-
urn oi .he trouble whatever. My hear
ing is good, and there is no catarrhal
Trouble and for this reason / know
nave apunoant cause for calling Hyomei
WONDERFUL remedy, and endorsing its
use-Y-Earl Howe, 2O2 Cherry Street,
Allegan, Mich.
Hyomel Is guaranteed by druggists
everywhere, and by Kelly & Pollard, to
cure catarrh and all nose and throat
diseases, or money back. A complete
OUTFIT, including an indestructible hard
rubber inhaler, costs s1.00. Extra
bottles, If afterwards needed, cost so
cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
TULAROsA NEWS NOTES..

Tularosa, n. NJ, March 23.-Mr. Pier
clan. Hneman for the Alanogordo Tele-
phone company, is here installing new
telephones
The Bent mine is ERECTING the new
machinery. It is increasing the mill
100 tons.
George Curry has returned, after sew
eral days visit in Ell Paso and vicinity.
W. D. Upton is spending few days
in Alamogordo-
B. w. Bayne and W. G. Davenport