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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RA'E-Pursr $3.50; for three
year-olds ana upward about three fur
uuEs.-Charlic O'IiriCn. 100 CTroXlerr. 2
ia 10 and out. won: Judge Shook. l07
e. IachsonJ, 5 to /, : to 3 and out, ,ssc-
md; Blttsol. iOG NBergenl, 3 to /. ! to
8 and out. third. Time-O.3i. jim Ray
ana NotuS also ran.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Mailcn: two-vear-old
lilies; four and a half fur,on gs.-Autn
Maid, IL U;ross). 3 to |. . Ia Z and 1
20 .. first. slim Prin scss. rs ,koerner).
Q to :. . to 10 and > t. :. second. 60
letter, 100 Davenport, u 20 |, i to |
and 3 to !. third. Time. Oi5 As. Mabel
virginia. Day May, Blowout, Yankee
Lotus, Sauce. Little Marian. Catuia.
Electric ami Tranquility also ran and
Nn-sAol as nam.I.
The evening world., 1911-03-07

Joseph cohca. fort years old. OF No.
ljl East Elghty-ninth street. a salesman
FOR a silk house. dropped lead this af-
tCrnoon in front oc a store on Broadway
ut Greeley square. lie fell in the midst
" a crowd OF shoppers.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Raced an Automobile.

The route ~ hcsct vita dangers from
m aviation standpoint ana the night
has been unsuccessfully attempted sew
ernl times. licuauN IL the first t. try II
with n passenger.
~ addition to the attempt to reach
iic mountain top, NcnauN raced Henry
Wcyman and Alfred lie Blanc. who. ia
Az automobile, sought to beat the
aviator H. the summit OF the puy ID
IomCs.
lt.uauN covered the first iil miles 90
the trip AZ an average speed OF more
thnn nfty-slX niles an hour. arriving at
Ncvcrs In ll minutes. lie descended
ana Inspected his blplanc. rcasrending
a half hour later and finishing a.
stated
Henry Weymon. who Is nm American,
mndr the FIRST attempt to make the
night on Sept. : last. but was los, In a
fog when the trophy seemed Utmost
within his grasp.
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FiSHFT SIIiO T.
or pr ne Z. nm TER
ICE or ~RtIIlNGTP.

CHICAGO. Mare. : waiter Lowrcy
rehor, newly ar- 'nt'd Secretary ~
lno ln' Snr. 'af '.ca me Of Ginnrd
III. hot tttr al.t Supporter in IA
after ~ con gyl'ion ut natural re.
ougc,s Tie vlH p"csidca, o. the con-
erytt.nn League II AMorict, ana g.
now Nice-p",-.'ogt ~ tLc National con,
.yrNrtIou Association. which succeeded
t1r l%.lsuc, of which Mi. plurhot Ia
president.
NcAt July, ou Independence Day. AIR.
Fisher NIl bee flrty-niur years old. lie
was ,uu at Wheeling. ". Va, ANA
H,.r.ytl his education at the Marietta,
-, Cplcsc and the Indiana, Ind, col
.ge. IT, was admitted to the bar TWEEN
,-tJrp' years ago, ana has since been
10 practice ~ chicago.
Hc has always taken a deep and a..
1--WE Interest lu conservation. AMI has
N,,l ilc1t.ucl with the s|,-caici reform
'.ug of t'r ~EcpGrnciu p,v;t. lie was
Instrumental n tho formation az IA,
I"n.r.rpl Nu.,ys' iragu, ~ Chicago.
and Hl- is pre- .Icl' 80 nG 1ue
asun .- a.u,ral|y credited with must.
uf ;rc nr.lr ss made % ttc last urtcci
yplrs M the publication o. Iocl, poll,
ys
Recently Mr. Fisher was appointed a
! member OF President Taft's ,ommiss.,u
To- investigate the tcas Witty Of regula,
ton of stock and bond issues of rail.
roads tie is said to he a, New York Ia.
day to attend a meeting of the commits,
sion.
Mir. Fisher Is vi'c-prcsidcut ~ tho Ma.
t'oual Municipal League, ana a member
of the following clubs. University. city
g. u.s. Literary, Cliff DN,llo~s. on,
v,.teia aud SNokic Cuuu.ly. lie a,lols.
also 80 tie CI.oaro Historical Sp.icty.
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no rnEvENT THE GnIr.

LAXATIVE bRpMO Qululue removes
cause. There u only one 'HRDMO ojlNiNI
LooS iyr signature VI T., W. GROVE. .5G, =
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"DsrIingest Little Edth."

Miss Poole vas reluctant t. reveal the
contents Of any of MeanS's letters. She
blushingly confessed that III addressed
her al MY Darlingest Little EGlth"
and usually signed himself 'i!on.' one
letter dated Chicago. october. 1909. read
In part:
at hurts me because | cannot fsthcn.
as ! like To- d.. the last letter YOU sent
me. Remember. dcarie, that all | said.
I mean. You ought t. know enough
about me and VI me to realize that a
Bullock never fails to keep a promise
Z love you with all my heart and soul
yes. body and soul. I will marry ycu
soon. dear. and YOU and | shall always
he happy. I have not been untrue to
you even in thought. Send me your
most intimate soul's ycarnlngs on how
you love me. HON"
His Love in Poetry.
ON another occasion Means pcnncl
The fo'owlHs poetry aad wrote tAat it
best cxp-e Sod his heart:
So little while. 80 little waiic. tho
world shall last for us,
pherc Is no nay to keep a.. dear.
but ir.t to spend IL thus,
There Is no hand may stop the sand
from flowing fast away.
But wdo turns the whole LASS dowa
and dreams rs all to-day?
And Oh, there is no glory. dear, when
all the world IS done.
There is no splendor lastcth out
the sinking OF the sun:
There Is no thing that lasts but one.
NJ one but this-you love me.
All the rest fades with the world
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Great Crowd Cheers

HcnauN used q Tirnnn btlnnc an
waS accompanied b, VI %Scnou'quc.
\ ,1st crowd Witnessed IN" French
mans triumph and became Hlmp I d,
hriou- with JOY. iicnanN siatrI has nc
had an easy. magnificent niEh' w pea.-
titul weather.
In trying for this prize. the conditions
of which wtcn announced were grr-
orally thought TO- have made u almost
unattainablc, Loon M"r,uo mot with /,
fall last pct"n"r and his leg VAS broken
In the month preceding Henry N,y.
mann made an attempt TINT promised
success until IA fps compelled him -
descend
The evening world., 1911-03-07

state committeeman lie a. relied upon
To iwing n number OF legislators from
Shcchan - the insurgcnt RANKS ls wei
~ tn favor q meeting OF the state Conn.
milton
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Plans Murphy's Downfall

Connors's visit i q par NJ the genera,
scheme 90 bring ABOUT the complete ruut
" ShcchHn u the downfall ~ Murphy.
EFFORTS ar" being made by the ant
S1o"h1n mon t. bring about the much
tilk~i uf break ~ tweuty-ouc .rgis-
latnrs who ARE uheyinE the caucus in
stru'tlun, though openly uufr,cndly tn
ShecNun These men have been KEEP, IN
line on the supposition that Murphy
could control all the state PATRONAGE ~
well ns the acts OF the Legislature.
They have been threatened with the DO
feat OF their legislative measures II t'ry
bOltcd the caucus.
\ portion NJ the plan lail out 10y
croker Tor touncrs, cram ana thor
friends IL an alliance with it,pubiHpu~
for the protection ~ 'hr 'Dr s'itHr4 s'
far a1 their home districts are con
ctrncd.
While in BuMp'1 tomorrow Cpu0cfs
win SOC "a number OF Nlnrarn County
O., unrrn's nud solicit their 80 100 bring.
ur s,Ha,or G.ti.ps ana Assembly man
Could 90 tNat count, over 600 tine Shoe
tn opposition. George " lltt"u, State
Committeeman, Us % 'ounprs man. au,
holds "a state JON and Onuno aHayi 90
be active against Murphy.
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Aviator RenauX Makes Great
Flight TO Peak 1900 Feet
High and Scores Triumph.
WINS PRIZE OF $4,000.
Daring hirmen Race Automo-
bile on 2i7 Mile Journey in
Clouds From Paris.

'1ERNoNT fEURNND. France,
March Aviator Eugene RonnuV. ny
INK from salnt-cloud to-day Iu IN aero
plano and carrying q passenger. landed
on the summit ~ puy-ds-Dlmc a. go
o'clock thig afternoon winning the
special MicholIn prize OF ;!o,ooO.
The Hirmct. assembled nt Gl2 o'r'urh
this morning and made the trip In nyc
hours % eight minutes ~ the rules
E.aIuA Nsa allowed va hours Tor tho
i.ah' lie mnde . .'pp ot seventeen
minutes az Scvcrs.
FulhiLng IN" conditions - the trophy.
D." carried % pnercnFcr nnt. stlrf,ag IN
tho Scine-ct-Oifc. nrst cirDicd tao Ar
lie Tr.omphc n Paris and thcn shot
away tor this plnrc. where hc made a
turn about thc spires 81 the Cathedral.
a lew moments later 1iVhtiug ou tn.
mountain top. $50 feet ahov. the sea
The distance travelled as the crow
ihts' j. n miles
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N". IrsEust will ttiurl money n l'au1 pnt.
1tf .HI. a. cine ANY case 4 ~ Alug Bind III 81
- t.. l,glrlAr. lNs ~ Y ~ IA dAls. 10. -
The evening world., 1911-03-07

Our Terms Apply within 500 Miles OF
New York.
t2O w .23iSi near 9Th Ave.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
TEXAN is SEEKING
BURIED GOLD COIN
An Austin Man Says He Has
a Plat Showing Its
sEocation.

HOUSTON. Tex, Dec. G-An Aus
tin man claims to he in possession
of plat showing the location OF
s1OO. 900 gold belonging to the
government and buried by United
state army officers in Ts49. The
plat is drawn on paSer apparently
a the vintage of Is+S The holder
of the map now seeks to finance r
company to purchase the land said
TO ~conta n the treasure and pros
pcct for gold.
According TO his story the gold
was originally intended for the pay
roll of soldiers at Fort Stockton.
The detachment conveying the gold
was attacked by Indians whose In
tent was to loot the treasure carried
in sacks. The officers of the de-
tachment resolved on rinse and
emptied the gold. filling the sacks
with rocks and sand, which were
buried. The indians captured the
camp and dug up the rock ana sand
sacks.
Meanwhile the detachment had
been able to escape the marauders'
but another band of Indians was
encountered, which compelled real
burial Of the gold. The Austin man
now claims this gold was never res
directed. The three officers of the
detachment and the men are dead.
he says.
HOW the plat came into his pos
session is unknown, but a question
naturally arises should the gold be
uncovered would it not revert to
It's original owner, the United
States government, or can the
treasure hunters claim the whole as
salvage?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
CAUSE F0R Alarm
Loss of Appetite or Distress after
Easing u symptom Tint Should
Nor BE DIsregarded.

Appetite is Just n natnrai desire for
food. Loss Of appetite or stomach.
distress after eating Indicate indiges-
ton or dyspe psia. ovcr-ea ting IS n
habit very dangerous u persons
good general health.
1t Is not what you eat but what
you digest and assimtlate thas does
YOU good some Of the strongest.
heaviest. ana healthes; persons are
moderate eaters.
There IS nothing thar will cause
more trouble than y disordered stom-
a. h. and many people daily cuntracs
serious inaiS dies i&nilS through dis
reca-d o.. abuse sac tho stomach.
We rrge al in eaarksbtIres who suf-
Ter from any stomach der1H ;:ement.
indigestion. or dyspepsia. whether
acute or chronic, TO try ReNaH Dys-
pcpzia Tablets. with the distinct IN
tle-standfuG that We VIII refund their
money without question or L"rmh!ltS-
!: after reasonable, MS" of this rnedi-
Seine. they are NOE Psrfsctly satisfied
WITH the resultss0oYe recommend
them t. our customers every day and
have yet TO hear of any one who has
not been benefited by them. We hon
estIy believe them sr -H'r without
equal. They give very prompt reliei'
aiding to.neutraiize the gastric Juices
strengthen the digestive organs ="
regulate the bowels. and thus to pro
mote perfect nutrition, and eradicate
all unhealthy symptoms.
We urge you to try r 2"c hos OF
IaexaIl Dyspepsia TABLETS. which gives
Is days treatments AZ the end oil
that time, your money Will be return
cd. to you IL you <Ire- not Satisfied. OF
course. in chronic. cnses length "'
treatmeut-varies For such cases we
have two larger sizes, which sell Tor
soc and 800. a ReIpen1hee g.. r' YOU, can
obtain Rexall Remedies IN thfs com.
rnunity only at our store--Thc Rcxaii
store. Sturm & wilson, $40 W. Main
street. - .----
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
MATURE,S CURE FOR
CHRONIC ULCERS

Only by removing the cGIIse can
any chronic Ulcer or Old SOre;be
cared. No one waE question the
asf IaLness of this statement. The
c6nse Is always from an iuUrd
sonTcs. neper an oufWDdrd ilfu-
eilce. and therefore he only posi-
bIe D1y to get rid ct tlesePLGces il
@ lake Internal treatment. Pure
BIo6 s the one nnfaiiing cure for
eliT6f Ulcers; jnst as long as the
Gre dEioR Is dlEOlged to remain N
a ss1lgrITe condition the place ICiH
81 kegt open from the constant dis
c1Ife Of impurities info If from
DE blood. But pure blood IUflI
ehdnee this condition and the flesh
) fes nil Be. ROuTished and made
healthy, and then nature IDiH
promptly and permanently heal the
nicer S. S. S. IS recognized as
the qTeatest Of all blood purifiers
md therein lies It's potDer to cure
old ulcers and sores. II goes into
de ircalation, end remo0eS eUeU
Iace Of nnpurity or ihfectiOrs nl@-
Ter, and SO -esrickes tkis Uiial auid
T1at ii rcu.isi.cs all fesh tissues in
stead OF irritating them with ilIIplIri-
ties. Wien s. S. S. has clcaUsed
tfle blood and the place has healed
over it is not surface cure, but the
entire ulcer is filled in with healthy
flesh. Book aud medical advice free
S. S. S. is,ior sale at drug stores.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
DYNAMITE
Is to Be Used III Big Grande
Valley in Texas to Loosen
the Sub5oiI.

HOUSTON. Tex. Dec. 6 Decom-
her ~ viii witness one Of the !nos-
Interesting experiments ever Carried
on in the Rio Grande valley. when.
under the direction of an expert
from powder factory. five acges OF
land at Raymondville viii be blasted
to loosen the subsoil.
According TO William b. Ne7yef'.
on whose farm the experiment Is to
be tried. holes forty feet apart over
this tract will be bored to depth
OF AVE feet, and charge of dyna-
mite exploded in each.
1t is expected that in this way the
hard subso,l will be broken up to
that depth. BY this means the
water storing capacity of the soil
Will be Increased, and at the same
Kline the loosening of the soil will al
low perfect subdrainage.
Mr.. .Newhal- says that while the
use of the dynamite for this pur-
pose is not new, it has never been
tried in this SOIL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
PREACHER
OF Note Gives a Splendid
Lecture at the FIRST
Methodist Church.

Ruslzin's Message to the Twentieth
Century, was the title Of an instruc-
tive and enjoyable lecture delivered
Tuesday night at the First Methodist
Episcopal church by the Rev Dr.
newell Dwight Hills, pastor OF tho
Plymoutfla church in Brooklyn, \. y,
as number of the winter course OF
entertainments given by the Clarks'
burg Minister'S Union. A large aud
7icnce heard the address.
The speaker was introduced by the
Rev. o. Dale King. pustor Of the
church. DR. Hills discussed various
social, and economic conditions set
ting fortil mum crops interesting fae''
and making several excellent sug'
restions FOR the bettermept OF com
munities in these respects. In tn,
course OF his talk ne gave severa
pleasing anecdotes and striking an
alogics 70 illustrate his theme he ''
a splendid public speaker and all wnc
heard him thoroughly cntoyed hi'
talk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
BAD g1I1s
E Severe Cold or 4
eIisVed IN Sew
aI Hours.

a
en- ohlyou}ld il The reatilt
ot sears researcl ri ae.cost OF
Imam dfey tiiousand dollars, ana
t6lns no dulnine, which we have
816IhsiveIy DEMONSTRATED IS not ef-
fSsffse Ia the treatment az colds or
s. a positive fact that a dose OF
pes c6ld Compound. taken every
two Hours nntit three consecutive
al II Ore taken, VIII end the Grippe
ia braaK up the most. severe cold.
either IN the head chest. back. Ftorl-
"a. limbs or any part or the body
1t promptly relieves the NEST mis-
etaSle eieadacFle. dullness. head and
nose stufIed up. feyertshness, sneez-
sitr ore throat. running of the nose,
MUCOUS catarrhal discharges, sore.
ies stiRness ana rheumatic tvginges.
Ta3zs this harmless Compound as
dIreeted, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine made any
tarS else IN the world, which VIII
cure I61r cold or end Grippe misery
~ promptly and without: any Other
fance or had nfter-effects. as a
as slt package o.. Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
ents 20 Heusekeepers.

The woMaD Who Keeps house IS not
hare to give TO. Something for the
house always appeals to her. The ems
broidered pflIowcase pictured viii add
handsomely to her linen closet IL Is OF
fine linen Above the deep hemstitched
hem is an embroidered pattern done In
satin stitch with mercerized white COT
ton. In the circle is worked the initial
Then there are mnny novelties for the
Kitchen. too. which she Is sure co IKE.
An alarm clock Is rarely given. ana
if a handsome variety is given It makes
a nice gift Choose n face with large
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
W0MEE'S HAIR
Easy to Mako 1t Sort, LuxHriant ma
Radiant

Many women have hair So 8uRS and
faded that 1t Is actually repulsive.
These women have probably never
heard OF PARTISAN SAGE, the invis-
Grating hair dressing that is being
Used 10y thousands OF refined women
throughout America.
II your hair IS failing or thin or
faded or Be1ess; II you have dandrun
or itching scalp: II your hair is not rs
fascinating as you would like to have
At 20 to Wells & Haymakcr Co. this
Z very day. ask for a nifty cent bottle OF
PARTISAN SAGE and start at once
to make your hair perfect and even
glorious.
PARISIAN SAGE is guaranteed to
give satisfaction. or money back. Girl
with Auburn hair on every carton
For, sale by Wells & Haymaker Co..
and. druggists everywhere.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
cslaFi5,tbarE peoTSis Itaye .Xbsolute
Proofs Deeds nj Homo.
$1,000

ff ------@--@-, =
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds OF Doana kidney Pills,
For CiarIzsbhrE kidney sufferers.
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies ia the testimony %
CIarksburg people who have been
cured to stay cured.
Mrs. n. D. 4Ic4Eillan. 2O7 Bridge
st. Clnrksburg. w. Va, says: poan's
Kidney Pills brought such good results
in our family some years ago that we
publicly endorsed them. At this time
We can do so again, a member OF our'
Family had weak Kidneys and com
planned great deal OF backache-
when we saw Doan's Kidney pills adj
rertised we got a supply at the City
Drug store. After they were used
there was no further cause Cor COM
pIaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price o,
conts. Foster-1Gilburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the unlted
states.
Remember the nimo-DoGn,s-'sad
take NO ,ther.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
MASONIC BONDS.

individuals desiring to purchase
long-term six per cent interest bear
ing bonds of the Clarl1sburg Ma
sonic Building Company at par In
denominations OF 500, $500 and
$1,000 each, should eomunicate
with the secretary at an early date,
The residue will be offered in bulk
at later date.
L. K. RICHARDS,
Secretary Empire Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
BAD BREATH
IG.s Your Duty to- Get at the Cause
and Remove IL. A'Word to the
Wise, You Know.

DR.. Edwards olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel, Will posi- lNelS "o
the work. .,,
People afflicted with bad breath
and quick relief through Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant sugar
coated tablets are taken for bnd nre''IH
by an who know them -.
Olive Tablets act gently but hrnlly
on the bowels and liver. slim 3
them to natural action, c4earlhg !iIS
blood and gertly purifying the eH'i'e
system OF impurities.
Iy1ey do all that danEeTous ga Q ot ols
does WITHOUT any Of the bad after Ell
cects.
All the benefits Of nasty. SickenlHs'
rrfuInG- C.athartics are derived from
Olive Tablets without -sripiTiB' pun
or dtsagreeaqyIe effects of any KIND
DIR. T.. NJ Edwards discovered inc
form lIliL after seventeen years ot pre-
ticG among patients afiiictSu WIN
bowel aud liver conIpln1nt WITH th'' -
tendant bad breath 80.
Olive Tablets are q purely EcE''"''e
compound missed with olive Oh
Try olive T'ahIets todsty. Inke " ny
every night for q. week and note inc
aRect.
movement of it's own !
At all drug stores in handy pociN''
p.I.,ka gee! At IDc and 26c.
Niado by the Oltvo, Tablet Com p 'sltS
OF Portsmouth. Ohio. or -CsoluIilDus'
Ohio DR.. r. NJ. Edwards. PFesloe nE
SSly5aETtvedi lpgaT, 9TcatlEHnd nm
swer some furnished room and beaTa,
llug no o ads as a necessary pSelinl..
nary 20 taelr lives N - 20 lsI'foSl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

Usually there ara Few extra
houses and apartments IN town
more Ps-an. nFe actually needed by the
actual nuubcr or possible tenaats Ia
town Are you detcrxn iERd thai
s. OERs shat aut 11e sselttSa'
and rSOT-NIcaIEzD 1umi5er Advef.
\ ia de - i c1i tetc your
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
GET A SEAT.

If you have any choice seats for
the Review OF Reviews, get down 20
Gilrs store early Friday morning and
pick them out The demand for seats
is going to be large-so do not dis
appoint yourself.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
SHAREHOLDERS. MEETING.

The annual meeting OF ;he share
holders OF the Empire National Sank
viii be held at it's banking house
Tuesday. January 9th. 1912, at one
O'Clock y. m. Tor the election of d.
rcctors and any other business that
snay ,ptoperly come before II.
l.. -. DEISON. Cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
BR1oKnAYE1ss NOTICE.

BrIcklayers' Union. No. S. beginning
Monday. December II, will meet on
the second and fourth Mondays of
each month. In the d. X. Reed hall,
Pike street. opposite the Waldo. H.
p. Fuller, Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

NEW YORK. Dec. CATER a quar-
rel George Jackson. Pullman car
porter. shot and killed his wife and
committed suicide today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

figures. Cooks ind these CLOCKS con-
venient to set nj the hour when q cake
or roast must be taken from the oven.
Have son seen tue new spice cases
NJ nickel and &tas&? Tbcy ~ re made OF
nickel rods one above the other. FORM
ing frames 10 told -iass bottles WIN
uIcEci screw tops i'he name OF the
spice IS blown IN The glass az each bot
.tic. These come in various sizes, but
n convenient one ha!dS six bottles.
three In row, and. gives room for.
atItrneg. ginger. nHsnicc. eiunamont
loves. mustard The fchIues screw TO
the vail or inside, cupboard door.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

Yo1 don't ned euitsE ttr 500
Throat more tlIaa one daE=TLt E0Q
TONSiElriE promptly. II the p
remedy that cures Sore l1rpat ~ one az
The aIst Cidge reiiGfe TIE pam e -
more doses complete the eure.
If q friend told you this you would Ger
fainIY tn TQNlSlls ME the 6rEt- time .ycl1
had Sore Thfcat. Give these v1Crds the
sande,1Eeii eiEes and youllg eaEI5l1E
arifiseutiS care for Sore = flfrl1E y IA
briefly descEibes T0NSlLtNE:
25 cents and so cents Hospital
Size s1,Oo an lDFuggtFFsa.is u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

John B. Fisher returned from Graf
ton wednesday morning where he had
been looking after business matters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

Harvey n smith and Philip Y,
s4eptoe, attorneys at law, VIII go 90
Rtchinond, va = tenight TO- cirque Z
.oasc in the United States ctrell'E
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

Harry 3. Curtin EetlFlleSl from z
short bugiRess. trip e. New 8ork aae
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

PILICS CURED IN 10 ID DAYS
Your druggist will refund money II
PAzo oNTGTENT falls to euro any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding OF
Protrudinp Piles in 6 to 3 days. soc.