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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
&ofale8.
2ofal=

9as oemofrotii6e goultu-Grefll-
tipfomite bat cine Sibung obsebal.
ten uno hei1loiien Den Seilnc6.
mern an BEN Yrimdrmablen feil.en
Iron clao"-gio au5uidrei6en, ion,
bern lid oamit gu ~begniigelt, alli Sen
Wobl5ettel Die 8orte gu iebe:t. sd
bin elm 0emofrat uno uerptlidjte
mid, oie 0on1nierten Ser Grilnar-
lpoblen gu unteritiiten." gs nurbe in
Der 8eriammlung Der @eriud) ge-
ma6t, oas &omite oa5r gu Deran-
Iaiiet, oaB es oie @Gbler eocntuel
einen feierli6en GID oaralif o6lc,
gen laiie, bob tie 9emofruter ieier1.
Boriiser 9iloebranb entldieb ober,
oas &omite tonne iib nidt peronloBt
ieben, tpeiter 51 geben, oils oas @e-
fet pori6reibe uno bas @eles lfrei,
be MIR Die oben aneefiibrte Grflu-
rung Dor. Mlio blieb es babel. ue6-
rigens tpuroe bolt berihieoenell GET
ten gintpano gegett Den Iron
clao"-gio erboben uno betpri, oaE
man 10 liberal tpie m0eIif iein ioG-
tie. Seoenfans cine iebr pernlinftige
Mnfi6t inter ben @erbdItniIIelt, hie
in unierm @ountp berrid)ell.
9as &omite itelte ferl1er ourt
oas Zoos felt, in ipel6er 9~teiDenlul-
ge Die Nanen Der &onoioaten alii
benz Sidet erideinen iolIcn. gabel
bat es Der 3ufaa gegeben, 6aB Sol.
quits Same obenan at iteben
fommt.
Dos &omite bat ferner belGloiicn,
baB berienige &an6ioat ols nolui-
inert betrahtet mer6en ion, Der sic
meiften Stimmen erb1lt. Gs ett-
iheioet alio Die einfade MnralilGt
Ser Same beg @iilfs-Oiitriftolmolts
Chambers miro nidt auf bas Sifei
geiebt, oa Ser SilfsbiftriftanDaii
nod @niift oes 4omites nid,t err
mdbIt neroen falrlt< ionoerll er.
i1arltt me0Den muB. Soel u. Sips.
comb tpur6e gum permaneIlten Gefre.
tar erpdblt.
Sberiff 2inoiep bat niht Darnm
nahgeiuht, leinen Name1 oui 6ns
oemofratiide Brimarnabl,Sifet gu
ieben, Goblin miro aIio oacin 4als
Sberiffsfanoioat auf oenl gidet fl.
gurieren.
Das &omite erleoigte Damn nod
beridieoene @outine-@ eidafte nnl
bertagte ii6 oarauf.
Mrd oos republifanii1e gountt1,
@refutibfomite bat eine Gerlamm.
lung abgebalten uno bot beidIoiien,
ale Mepublifaner i'm County 5u er.
iuhen ni1t in Die oelnofraiiidell
9rimaruablen gu geben ulto mn
&%an6i6aten 81 nnterltiseiL sic and
mirfIi1 MepubIifaner 1ino. Sim 90.
Suli ioaen republifaniidc Trinlar-
~beriammlungen obgebaItell merom,
Inn einen gountp-8 orfiser uno Dele
gaten fir Die gountpfonpentlon gu
erDablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
@nmberbare Gntbedmnaeu

fennaeihnen uniere 3eit. Sfaenta-
ihinen, orabtloIe Gelegrapbie,
furdtbare &riegsmai6inen 1nb 1enes
@unber aner @nnber. Or. Sings
SEEM DISCOVERY, Die bas 2ebcn ret
tet, menn es ourb Sulten, Grfaltun-
gen, Grippe, Bronchitis, Seufieber
uno 2ungenleioen beorobt lit. Silft
iofort. Sihere @eilung. Samss 81.
gIad, @ibbiae, g. g., 81. 81. go. 4,
bot es bon einem iblimmen 5uiten
gebeilt, na1oem oae anoern Mittel
feblihlugen. SOC uno $1.0G. Ser
lubsflaibe fret. @arantiert BON aGen
OruqaiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
Sic srOfe Sbee elmer Gran

1T, fif an5iebeno gu MAIDEN. @ber
tpenn iie franz III, Damn lift 0as
ldwer. aronfbeit bepirtt i6fedtes
@usieben. @ber Gleftric 8ittcrs
giebt ben 5rouen @eiunobeit uno
Sd0nbeit auriid. @s reguliert @ta'
gen, 2eber unb Niereh reinigt oas
8lut, giebt ftarfe Nerpem, flare Silt.
gen uno cine feline Saut. @erllft es.
SOC BET alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21

sd bob' idon 5meintal ae-
fiiblt; er lit nod norm"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
Observation-Disclosures

Der Stabtrat betpiGigte sic He-
tition Der rSad" -SilbrIeute, oie Ylo-
aas meiterbin als @ufentbaltsori
5u benusen, unter @ufiiht Ser YrIi-
5ei, pie es Seftion 6 Ser betref=
fenben Sroinan5 beitimmt. Ga ober
nun audi Mutomobils in sic Srti-
nan5 aufger1ommen meroen milien,
uuroe Die Sr6inan5 neu obgefoBt
unb miro in Der nd1iten 5ibung
CUR 0erbanoIung fommeir.
Cine Sroinon5, OIt-MDrtle Ctr.
gleidmdBie oaf 40 SUB 8reitc alls-
5ulegen, tpur0e angenomMen ui;o
puroe Elm Streifen 2an6, II SUB in
2dnge, bon Der Staot an G. 3. $50.
idaI unb s. M. @oo6, meld)e fin
6as ibrige 2ano be5ablt baben, iiber-
ihrieben, Inn Die &onitrufticn fer
tig at MAIDEN.
Mrs. 6. u. @tribfing urro anoere
erbielten G%rIaubnis, oos 5eipcr-
in Sft-Eobin Sin gu ~perlaugern uno
Die @eloer fir anidluB gu follef-
tieren, Bis lire MusIagen geoedt firo,
porauf oas Spitem Der Staot 5ue
f1It.
Den .9lumbing"- SSnipeftor erDielt
cine 3ulage bon $25 monatlidJ gu
ieinem iesigen @ebalt fir oas sal
ten un6 Befoitigung zines Efer6es.
SO. SeibeI erbieIt fem Geiuf, I'm
geridtiguns ieines @iieiinleais be-
ningt.
Hetitionen bon 8iirgerit, 8aller-
robren an Nor6-Hine Stra5e 5u Re.
gen, einen Gerer- Slug" an aoams
StraBe 5u erridten uno bon Der &i-
fen Cement 9oufe 60. eineit untcrs
ir6iiden GofoIin-San f an Ser Gan
Be6ro Mpenue on5ulegen, purben
bon ben 9omites giinitig beridtet
nno bonn Staotrat betpiqigt.
Die Mnitellung BON s, 6. Gin aIs
ft66tiiher Silfs-gleftrifer lpuroe
bonn Stnotrat beitdtiet.
Die brittle 2eiung Der Groii,an5
fir @anbelbil6er pur6e oaf cine
peitere @ohe neridoben.
Cine Hetition BON @enerol u. 8.
MDer, nit benz griuh, 8aio Sonoo
StraBe in Stano iesen gu iaifen Inn
ben 3ugang gum Natiotet Srieo-
bof su erleihtern, puroe nerleler
nno Der Staotrat beldlob ioeleid
einftimmig, Die getpiinihte Mrbeit i'll
Mngriff gu nebmen.
Sn getreff zines griudens De:
Bernalter Ser garnegie 2ibrarp, Der
Staotrat moge iid Der Ginlaouns
an Die .american 2ibrarp ATiocio-
tion~, lire 8~erfammlung III 1912
in San Mntonio ab5ubalten, anihlie-
Ben, erfI1rte Mapor galashan, DUB
Der Staotrot erit miien miIiic, mel
DIE gerpflihtung er 6aourd) iibcr-
nebme.
Die uniteo Confederate @eterans,
@ranb Mrmp' Of TIE Republif IMP
Gpaniih @or 8eterans erbieitell Gr-
Iaubnis, am 4. Suli ben Gan Heoro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
" c i.

= Die Seier oes As. Sabresiages
Der egpr-@mancipation ourdJ Die
farbige @epolferung San @ntonic's
I'M Gan Georo garf begonll an
Montag llno miro bis Mittipcd
abeno anbolten. 81brelto DER 3eit
miro mol nenig Mrbeit BON Der far-
bigen gepolferung gu ertpartcn iein,
90 es BET tbnen fir cine Sdanbe
gilt, iid an Ser Seier ets5ui6lic-
ben. Wapor gaQagban begnabigts
einige gefangene Neger, bere1 Straf=
5eit beinabe o~bgelouferI lill ibltel1
Die 9eteilieune an om 6elie III err
moeliben. 9is leet perlief Sic 5eier
III better Oronlupg.
9o5 grefutipfomite ner Cont
miiiior @opernement 2easue" Bot
beidloilen, Die 2egislatur %ma9rcno
ibrer @rtroiieung 81 petitiorieren,
entmeoer oie &ommiiiions Gertpol<
tung 5u empfeblen uttb cine oircfte
&abl oaritber atl5l1oronen, ooer ben
itaotii6en Sreibrief 10 5lt antenoie-
rem, DOB Der Staotrot genotigt it,
ouf @runo elmer 8etition ciner 4n-
5abl quaIifi8ierter @abler eilte @abl
%an5uor0nen. Die Sorm 6es @c(etes,
Inn meI6es man oie 2esisldtur er-
illden min, lit nod nidt fcitgeiieat.
Ser ngleftrii6e Harf" bictst
tn bieler ISOLDE leinen 8eluderlt Be-
ionoers. intereiiante @oriiiErlmgen.
@ls beion0ere Mn5iebungen lperoen
eripabnt: 9as 4b Sing Quartet,
Sanger bon 8eoeutung, Die misieen
Entertainers" &elep urlo 8apile,
ionic 8eas Sltnoe-& omo6ie. 0le
&on5erte beginner I'M 4 ltgr nad)<
mittoes. Ser 8arf erfrelt iid in
oieiem Sabre elmer beionoeren mo
molteroienten Bopularitat.
Die Gorle Grocery Co. beaf-
ii9tigt ibr &apital BON $4,000 al.f
100000 5n erboben uno &err Sent
netb 8imer lit aIs @gent augeitelt,
Inn @ftien int 8etrage BON $4,000
ON bieiiee &etail=a uufleute 5ll Der
faufen. Ser l1nlias Der Tirnia bat
in lester 3eit 10 5ngenolnlten, bcb
oieierSdritt notpenoig erldeint nrb
bic gigentumer minl6en lire STINT
Sen als @el6aftsteilbaber. Ser Ga-
me ser Sirma miro bann i'll Gorle
COMPANY u%rngeanoert.
Der neue Mnbau Oes Bnnoes-
@ebauoes miro innerbalb ser Md.
item 6 @ohen fertig gum 9e5iebcn
fem. Die Sfficen bes ullteren Stof-
lperfs lino bereits fertig urtb perben
Die @ngeiteaten Der Goit-Office III
elm paar Gogen in groBeren Sfdulllen
arbeiten fonnen.
Die 9ireftoren bes Snternaiio-
nalen Clubs meroen cine alleernelne
8~eriammlung Ser Mitglieoer einle-
fen, UNI cine 8ereinigune nit Ser
SnnoeIsfammer 5u beratell, iponad)
Die @riiten5 beg Snternetionalen
Clubs als unabbangige @eie1l6oft
erloiben ion.
Die Central Sruit Gonlpanp tit
nm Snforporierung eingefonmen.
S. .. gerrea lit Hrdiioent, Nleran-
Der Sosfe, gbas. Shreiuer, Otto
aoebler ui,o 81. St. &ufiell limo 8ice-
9raiibenten. Die @eieni6alt arhei-
tet init einem 4apital bon $4,000.
@m Sonntag na6mittag fallo
cine iebr gut beiudte 8erianunlung
Der 4omites fir oas @ermalnsiobne-
golfsfeit auf ben Sais Grounds
itatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
Gtne\ furdtbare @unoe

BON einem @eIier, einem 96ub, eli
mem roitigen Nagel uip. mug ioiort
nit 8udlen's Mrnica Salbe beban.
oelt meroen, UNI 9lutpergiftu1g 81
berbiiten. 9eites WitteI fir granb-
nunben, Iusidlogl ipro0e !56noe,
Samorrboioen uin. 25c bei alien
DruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabrem bon MfiGio-
men bon Wiittern 6eim 3agnem IT,
Ter GimOer NIT bGllisem Griolg ge=
broudt poroen. @s berubiat oos
aino, erpei6t Oas 3abnfletl6, liis-
bert oGe S6meren, furiert @tmS=
Gplic uno lit bie bette @r6uei eegen
0iarrboe. Son ollen 9r,iggilteli
in ieoem Sell Ser 8elt %perfouft.
Seio iider uno perlongt vWirs.
&insloips SOOTHING Sprlip" niih
nebntt ni1ts @noeres. 25 Cts. sic
Sla1ne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
gei Ser inn Meihstoos.g sohE-

@ei Der i'm Gei6stngs.@a9E-
freiie ltedermiipoesl1ieopnt-@rlli
itattgebobten Sti6ipabl lit Ser So-
aialiit &ulnbe eepablt moroel. 81
lpor bei Ser @riatmabl init Sem fnll,
ierpatipen aonoiooten 8oeb(eloerfi
i'll sic Sti6mabl gefommcn. Gas
Monoot fir Sen &reis mar Ourd)
Sen SOB bes freiiinnigen &bgeorone.
ten Or. @erner 9elbriid pafant ee-
noroen. Or. 9elbrrd mor eel elmer
9alpnfobrt perlingliidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
0as Seras @unoer

BELT oae 0ieren, gfafen nnh r6eu-
matii6e 2eioen; BET aaen G~rltgeiiien
ODER 2 monotlide 8ebanolung per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Sal. 292G
SIipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, $40. Sdreibt
fir 8eusniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21

8arf gu elmer eemeiniamen Seier
81 benuBer.
Cine an5abl Yetitionen pl1rbcn
Sen betreffenoen &omites iibargeben.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
Mrs. Caroline M. Jackson.
Venerable Resident, Sue
cunbs to Paralysis.

Mrs. Caroline NJ. Jackson, vener-
able and beloved resident of the city
and member of one of its leading
families, is dead at her home on
West Pike street after a brief i'll
ness. She died at II o'clock Sunday
morning of paralysis with which she
was suddenly stricken the preceding
Tuesday morning. The funeral will
be held at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday az
ternoon with services at Christ
Episcopal church and burial at the
Odd Fellows cemetery. The Rev.
John E, Ewell, rector, will lead the
services.
Mrs. Jackson was born in June,
1924, being therefore in the eighty
seventh year of her age, and was
daughter, OF Major Thomas P. Moore,
one of the early settlers in this sec
ton. who came here from Delaware.
She was the last member of this
Moore family. March 2, 1912, she
was married to James N. Jackson
and to this union three children
were born, namely. Melgs Jackson,
now deceased; T. Moore Jackson, Of
this city; and Florence Jackson. also
deceased. The former and the lat
ter died number of years ago and
t. Moore Jackson is therefore the
only surviving child of the family.
James NJ. Jackson, the husband
and father, died in 1871. There are
three surviving grandchildren,
namely, James Madison jackson, of
Parkersburg; and Mrs. Meigs Stiles.
wife of Samuel B. Stiles, also of
Parkersburg; both of whom were
children of Meigs Jackson, now de-
ceased; and Miss Florence Jackson,
the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Moore Jackson, of this city. Mrs.
Caroline NJ. Jackson was an aunt of
Judge Nathan Goff, Richard T..
Lowndcs and Col. Henry Raymond,
all of the city.
There is wide spread mourning
over the death of Mrs. Jackson as
she was one of the most popular and
beloved older residents of the city.
She lived in Clarksburg all her life
and from an early age until she was
stricken with her last illness she
, took leading part in social circles
of the city. She was particularly
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11

The American laborer is not worthy
of any higher wages than the for
eigner's across the sea. according to
the belief Of Mr.. Davis. 1t is up to
the workingmen to pass upon Mr..
Davis and his candidacy"
The wool grover knows what
sheep for mutton only" means in
his business and the application may
be made with equal force to- all the
lines of industry in this district. The
glass worker does not believe in free
trade, the coal miner does not be-
lieye in 1t either, the steel worker
wants something better than that
and the mechanic in other trades
would not be content with free trade
and the poverty it brings. American
workingmen think more or themselves
than to be forced to work for the
low wage across the sea. Before
Davis can hope to be a winner. he
must realize the fact that it is more
than sheep for mutton. and when
he comes to that realization, if ever.
free trade will not be one Of his be-
liefs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
LEVY FOR
SCHOOL PURPOSES
Janitors Appointed.

Janitors were appointed for sew
eral Of the school buildings ard SUI
perintendent f. L. Burdette was en-
powered to appoint them for others.
Lemuel Alexander was appointed
janitor for the the Central: building,
Wilson Bean, colored. for the Pier
pont building, Jesse Alexander for
the Carlisle building, John Bower,
colored, for the Nutter and Clifford
buildings and Mrs. Johnson for the
West End building.
The buying of text books for indi-
gent pupils was deferred until the
next meeting of the board, which
will be held Tuesday. August 90.
Building Rented.
A contract was recently closed by
the board for the rental of the old
Golf church building for a school
house and it will be used as such
during the next school year.
Arthur k. Thorn, president; w. B..
Osborn and G. w. Halterman. mem
bers; James N. Hess, secretary; and
F. L. Burdette, superintendent of
the district, were present at the
meeting.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
"sheep for Mutton Only"

Not at all strange is it the Demo-
cratic congressional committee OF
this district is guarding against the
publication of the speech made re-
Gently at Weston by John w. Davis,
Democratic nominee for congress-.
What has leaked out has made such
bad impression over the district
that there is little prospect of any
Democratic newspapers publishing
the speech in full. Remarks by Candi-
date Davis on that occasion appear
to have offended a number Of Lewis
county Democrats and the commit
tee fears a circulation OF the speech
would offend many more in the dis
trict. 1t is a speech the committee
purposes to keep hid under a bushel.
After several Democratic newepa-
pers had industriously tried to make
the impression that the candidate
believed in the development OF the
districts industries and the welfare
of the laboring man. the nominee III
his first campaign speech disillusior-
ed them by his positive and unqual-
fled utterances in favor Of free trade
in line with the schooling given him
all his years. Doubtless. the com
mittee hopes to take the candidate
in hand, revise his speech and try to
induce him to follow the line of de-
ception for which Democratic news
papers have paved the way.
However, the candidate has placed
himself on record and the commit.
toe will find 1t an impossible task tC
overcome the impression already
formed OF his attitude toward tho
industries and workingmen of the
district. Republican newspapers are
freely circulating correct analysis
II his utterances and a true deduc
ton OF his position on the tarit
question. Here is a sample by tn,
Fairmont West virginian:
According 10 a report from Yves
ton. the Hon. John w. Davis. Demo
cratic candidate for congress from
this district, is a low tariff advocate
He believes in tariff for reyenu,
only, same as that other Democratic
doctrine. sheep for mutton only.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
BELOVED WOMAN
ASLEEP IN DEA TIL

fond Of young folk and large circle
of them are equally grieyed over her
death as the host OF older friends
and acquaintance are.
Mrs. Jackson. was a lover of the
beautiful in nature and was espe-
cially interested in horticulture, al
ways having large beds of flowers
and shrubbery around her home.
She was leading spirit in the es-
Enlistment of "The Old Clarksburg
Fair" and for many years took an
active part in making it useful ard
successful.
For one of her advanced years,
Mrs. Jackson was remarkably spry
and active woman. Until her last
illness she would walk around the
streets of the city. mingle with her
friends and was more agile than
many younger woman. Her intel
lectual faculties remained unim-
pared until she was tricken with
paralysis, Only few days before
she was taken i'll, she returned from
Webster Springs, where she spent a
number of days on pleasure visit
and at the time she was taken i'll
she had her trunks packed and was
preparing to go to Atlantic City for
soiourn of two or three weeks.
When her husband died, Mrs.
Jackson took personal charge of his
large estate and displayed unusual
business acumen in its management.
She became noted locally as most
prudent. careful and sagacious bust
ness woman.
Mrs. Jackson was a life long mem
Der of the Protestant Episcopal de-
nomination and one of the leading
members of Christ church.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
Than the Last Year is Laid
by the lClarksburg
SIX CENT DECREASE
Janitors Are Named and
Other Business is
Transacted.

The school levy for the ensuing
year was laid Tuesday forenoon by
the board OF education of the clarks-
burg Independent school district at
a meeting held in the Central school
building. The levy for the teachers
fund was made % cents on the hun
dred dollars. for the building fund,
1e cents on the hundred and for the
payment of Indebtedness and inter-
est on bonds, two cents on the hun
dred.
The total levy is six cents lower
than that laid for the present year,
which was % cents for the teachers
fund, IA cents for the building fund
and six cents for the debt fund.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
COUNTY COURT
In Session with All Its Mem
bers Present Looking
After Business.

All three mebers of the county
court sat at the sessions Monday
Calder F. Bailey, the Salem member
having recovered from a weeks i'll,
ness. u a
Howard j. James qualified as no.
tary public with bond at $3.50 and
IL. G. Batten surety.
Pool and billiard license whorat
Saloon license was granted 4
George G. Wachtar.
Pool and billiard license was
granted to R. w. Gearhart.
Hotel license was granted tt
Thomas Gaines at Salem.
Restaurant licenses were granted
to w. H. Neal and brother at Enter.
prise and to Frank oliverio here.
The court went out to Tin Plate
in the afternoon to view a site for
a new bridge across the pike.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
t al, etc. vs.. ]. NJ. Orr. ct al. We
sATURDAY. july 30. 100.


will, on
SATURDAY; JULY 80, 1910,
at o'clock p. m, at the front door
OF the court house OF Harrison coun-
ty, West Virginia, sell, at public out-
cry, to the highest and best bidder
therefor, the undivided one-hali
t1-2) interest in a tract of land con-
tanning 1907 acres of land, situ-
ate on the waters of Barnes Run, in
sardis district, Harrison county,
West Virginia, and being the same
property that was conveyed to j. NJ.
Orr. by F. B. Orr and wife, by deed
dated on the list day of May, A. D.
1905. which deed is of record in the
Office OF the clerk OF the county
court of Harrison county. West Viz
ginia, in Deed Book No. 151, at pago
200.
Terms of salc:-one-half t1-2)
cash in hand on day of sale, and the
residue upon credit Of twelve
months, taking from the purchaser
or purchasers not, with approved
personal security. bearing Interest
from date, for the deferred payment.
and vendors lien will be retained
on the property as further security.
MELVIN G. sPERRY,
CLARENCE D. sPRRRY,
Special Commissioners.
State OF West virgInin,
County OF Harrison, To-wlt:
1, /. Wade coffman, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of said coun-
ty, do hereby certify that
Melvin C. sperry and Clarence B.
sperry. the above named Special
Commissioners, have executed bond.
before me. as required by the decree
in said cause, conditioned according
to law.
Given under my hand, this the 1st
day of July, A. ID. 1910,
I. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
The above sale is continued to
Saturday, August 81. 1910.
MELVIN C. SPERRY,
CLARENCE 3. sPERRY.
Special Commissioners
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-08-11
Adnlt Defeat.

Democratic newspapers already
admit the defeat of the Democratic
congressional nominee in this dis
trict at the polls in November. And,
all that really concerns them now is
the question of whether Charles e.
Carrigan in congress will be for or
against 'fUncle" Joe Cannon. Thus
they also take it for granted that
Cannon will be sent back to con-
gress.
1t was hardly expected they would
tumble to the actual situation SO
soon in view of the fact that they
sounded loud trumpets just after
the nominee had "been called" by
the party, but they have evidently
awakened to the fact that the wrong
telephone number was given. The
call they learned to their sorrow
was false.
AS matter of fact, these would
be proselyteB are uniformed, indeed,
they are deplorably ignorant of the
probable status of the next congress
on the so-called Cannon policies j.
They are unwilling to accept infor-
nation along this line. They even
overlook the fact that there is little
probability of the coming Republic
can Houses re-electing Cannon
speaker and they ought to know
that If he is so elected his official
powers will be curtailed the same as
they were in the last session of con-
gress.
These designing busybodies really
want to know something that has
but little, If any, possibility of being.
1t is ten to one chance that Con-
gresham Carrigan will not be called
upon to pass on the question Of
Cannon's candidacy for the speaker
ship for the reason that Cannon is
not likely to be candidate, and, II
he were to be candidate, IT would
be under entirely different condi-
lions from those OF the past. II the
coming House of Representatives
sees fit to re-elect Cannon speaker,
all may feel assured that the power
already shorn from him will not be
restored.
Democratic newspapers overlook
the fact that the Republican party
fought out its own issues in this dis
trict during the primary campaign
and settled them at the primary
election. The party selected its
nominee by the voice OF the rank
and file and not as the Democrats
did by select few. Democratic
newspapers as already stated now
see the fatal mistake their party
made and 1t is not surprising that
they have heen forced to admit It,
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CONDITION OF GRAIN CROPS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
The Department of Agriculture estl-
mates the average condition of the
corn crop August as 1913, spring
wheat G1.. oats S1.5, winter wheat
total yield 45s,294, 900 bushels.
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Yours, ETC.,
GIOVANNI Fl
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALu-
ABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of authority vested in
the undersigned special commission
ers, by a decree of the Circuit Court,
made on the first day of June, A. d.
1910, and entered in chancery Or
der Book No. SO. at page 81, in the
chancery cause of G. w. shuttleworth