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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-04
SOCIAL.
CONTINUED from page hve.).
and enjoyed the event very much.

and enjoyed the event-very much.
Those present we're Miss Rose HOH.
of Pittsburg; Mrs. J. Presley Davis
son. of Jane Lew; MIS-. Mary A. Cor
don, and Misses Maud and Ellen Hon,
Louis Hon, of West Milford; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Ash. Wolf Summit; Mrs.
Martha Traugh, Salem: Mrs. Dr..
Susan D. Hon. West Milford: John
Williams, Wolf Summit; Mrs. Char
lotte DAWSON and daughter, Miss
Anna. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harry Gordon
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Child
ester, Miss Helen q. Gordon and
Harry Z. Davisson.
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November 4, 1872.
.Notice to Stockholders of the Suffer
Roofing and cornice Co.
There will be meeting OF the
stockholders of the Suffer Roofing
and Corn:ce CO.. on Friday, Nov. s,
inst. at 1880 p M. in the company 5
office at 1o8 West Pike street.
The meeting is called to elect a
president and transact such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
TIE SUFFER- ROOFING & COR
NICE CO.,
BY Sec. BERT BROWN
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TO THE ELECTORS OF COAL DIS
TRICT.

AS it is impossible for me to see
all the electors Of the district before
election, take this method OF as
surinE the voters that shall very
much appreciate their support at the
election on November 5th-
III am elected, assure you that
I will not be a tool for a certain set
or faction, but the servant OF all the
people OF the district.
Hoping and believing you will not
forget to put the cross IN front OF
my name and thanking you for the
same. remain
Sincerely yours,
DIR. HORACE ] BROWN.
Candidate for Board Of Education
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PRiCE So
PIKE SIRESEs.

We have ia ot
Pike Street
suitable for Business q
These valuable los
Gated are at a prlce
are asked for lots q eSS
able and less Valua
tons.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-TwO or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, In
dustrial addition. man and wife
address wv. IL" care Telegram
ONCE.
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viii duplicate every offer made
by any responsible publisher or agent
on all Book and Magazine Clubs. Tel
ephonc Bell sSG-J- viii call Grace
3. Keyes, corner Third and Hickman
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TIMBER PROPOSITION-Eight mill
lion feet of heart pine. fine quail
fly, easily worth 50 per thousand
traTnroad and logging stream; large
planning mill drykilns, sawmill and
a complete outfit; everything in
best condition; located right at
junction of two railroads; eleven
acres OF land and number of small
houses: several splendid tracts OF
timber close by that can be bought
right. This plant IS being operated
en- a paying basis. Satisfactory
reason, for selling Owner will sell
timber and reserve mill Price for
quick sale including timber. $4,000
venable & Ford. Lynchburg. Va
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PRICE $3.50 EAel

One-third down, one
Two years
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5o1ysEEoLD MASSAGEMENr has

HOUSEHOLD MASAGE9lENT has
taken the place OF mere HOUSE
KEEPING. And thrifty managereHt
is obviously impossible unless the
housewife IS a student Of the ads In
the Telegram. watching for E5IJYIsst4
opportunities with as eager interest
as the husband az the husband
the znoney-earuer OF the faAmlly9j q
watching for noney-AIAKINSG oppoEs
tunities.
-Advertlsemeue
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ALL SHAPES, SIZES AID s14

Hail OF the people you zee 90
streets are going TO or Sronn stote
ana OF the women. perhaps tire
fourths are! And. OF these the gE.s...
majority ara going to stores % lnge
tieate advertised offers. Some OF the
every day. secure 'FbargalnS Whic
you MIGHT HAVE SECURE -
things you NEED. and Get TIE
duced pricss9 you could GFe
FoRp-3D TO Buy.
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Vote for G. L. Ford. Republican
c.rd55.,te for Constable for Clark
Jie.ric, Advertisement.
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OUR COLLEES are bred from the
best improved champions, all sa-
ole and white, large and heavy
coated, long heads and small
neat ears; and have the beautiful
collie expression; they are good.
enough to win in the best shows
Some fine pups for sale They
raised with dairy cows and will
learn to drive well. B. NJ. Allen
and Son, Allen Stock Farm, BOX
1O2, clarksburgs W. Va al
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FARM FOR SALE-Farm OF 100
acres, one mile from Muskingum
river and electric survey. Good
frame house, barn, granary ana
two poultry houses. Farm well
watered. Telephone and r. D.
maj. VIII sell at a sacrifice II
sold soon. For particulars write
owner. R. 7. AIolyneux, +BeVer-
~ -
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MISCELLANEOUS

WaXTED-Eour pipes and unnbFeI-
las for repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Lery's Smoke House
Pike St
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FOR SAB

FOR SALE-&t bargain. Bake shop
OUTFIT in steaIey addition Cali on
or write r. C. seese, 344 North ST.
Broad Oaks
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FOR SALE-A flying shuttle loom,
with all attachments. and full in
structions. viii sell cheap for
cash down. For further Instruct
ions call on or address Mrs. Harvey
vernon, wiIsonburg, w Va.
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Vote for C. L Ford. Repuolieeln
o,,,[1i,5otc for Constable for Clark
district. -Advertisen1ent,
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ana driving

FOB SALEGroeery,and noat mar
ket. good location doing good busi-
ness, good reasons for selling. WIN
sell at invoice. Address * Y. u
care Telegram ONCE.
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MeCIure's, Youths Companion, Re-
view of reviews or COSMOPOLITAN
OF Good Housekeeping. or Hearsts,
Regular price $3.50. $3.s5 for all
three. Grace E. Keyes. Bell phone
662-J. Corner of Third and Kick
man Streets.
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FOR RENT-An elegantly furnished
room in private family at 424 Ne
char.c s.. C. D. Sturm.
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TROLLEY TERRAcE

5 room cottage, brick
dalton, slate root ca9a
manteFS, oak finishfz lot COX
feet.
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FOR sALE-s White Wyandott pul-
lets and one cockereI- VIII sell all.
for So Theodore Boone, Main St.
Industrial.
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage in
Alta Vista. nice lot for garden. G;S:'
~ painted and papered. rent SO
per month in advance. Inquire OF
". IL Keyes. corner Third and
Hickman SITS.
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FOR sALE-5O P. High Speed Auto
Steam Engine, with 600 Light Di-
rect connected Electric Generator,
good as new; can be seen at Cen
trail Storage Co., Glen Elk, bargain
to- quick buyer. Address Central
Storage Co.
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FOR SALE-StOre Of general neE-
chandise in one OF the best loca-
tons IN CIarksburg. A good busi-
ness opportunity VIII invcice
about $2509.eO. Doing a nice b1si-
ness, reasonable rent. For parti-
cuIars see the Mutual Real Estate
e Brokerage Co, rooms 2o-21 Gore
building
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AG-1S Al1llabl9o % I've l4Ale90 -
mus b IN before = o'cook P. N.
-
gR RENF
ron ,RENT-LlHge Glo,a On, !llellla q
CELLO avea1ey Apply to 1Gontteeslo
Auto and Garage Co.
FOE IEASB-On long and yoEllle
terms, lot 2oOxsO feet On Monticello
avenue. Call at Monticello Auto &
EeAFie Sos
FOR5 RENT-Stor6 rooms. .APPly> 70
lEonAceIIo Auto and Garage Co
FOR REEGT-One furnished room
With uae OF bath. All convent
eneea Apply at SS7 Lee St
FOB RENT-FmnIshed- room with
privilege Of bath. 49, Horror Ave.
FOR RRNT-BIaeksmIth shop on
Traders Alley. Call Bell phone
24o-L.
FOR RENT-TO respectable eOlOred
family, a three room house in rear
Of 50S Monticello avenue. water
gas and Iabratory IN house. Water
rent paid. S10.25 per month Apply
at Levy's Cigar Store. 332 w Pike
Street
FOR RFNT-On PIKE street, one mod
ern apartment. HARDWOOD finish.
cabinet mantIesS back and front
porch, hot and cold and well water
$50 per month"; apply to Clarks-
burg Insurance Agency, End floor,
McCarty Building, opposite Empire
Bank. Home phone 1873. Bell phone
1Os.
FOR RENT-Water rent paid, house
no. los school ST., six rooms and
bath; $3.50. No. 2I5 Park avenue.
$1,000. Apply to Haze Morgan, 91S
Union Bank Building.
FOR RENT-TwO front furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Use
of bath. Apply at 159 Elliott St
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
..- room for one or two gentlemen Use
~ of bath and phone One minutes
& walk from postofice. Apply at 1l6
Chapel street
FOR REYT-O1e house on lower Bal
tinore St, Bell phone 358-L-
FOR RENT-Seven room house,
front and back porches and yardsi
large basement, well water, all
modern convenience, So a
month. o. n. Powell, 949 West
pike street.
FOR RENT-At 1913 Williams street.
Broad oaks. room house. good
veil Of water. situate on lot 4o,5:lO
feet 10 alley, barn and outbutldtngs.
GOOD garden, rents for $50 per
month. Mutual Real Estate and
Brokerage Co, rooms 20 end FL
Gore Bldg
FOR KENT-An elegantly furnished
room in private family at 424 Ne
char.c s.. C. D. sturm.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage in
Alta Vista. nice lot for garden. ':Ss:'
" painted and papered- rent SD
per month in advance. Inquire OF
". II. Keyes. corner Third and
Hickman SIS.
FOR SAFE
FOR SALE-At n bargain. Bake shop
outfit in SteaIey addition. Cali on
or write r. c. seese, $44 North ST.
Broad Oaks.
vote for G. L. Ford. Republican
cand5d.,te for Constable for Clark
,Sts.ric. advertisement
|AN w.
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FOR RENT-On Pike street, one mod
ern apartment. hardwood finish.
cabinet mantIesS back and front
porch, hot and cold and well water
$50 per month"; apply TO Clarks-
burg Insurance Agency, End floor,
McCarty Building, opposite Empire
Bank. Home phone 433. Bell phone
1Os.
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
IS room for one or two gentlemen Use
q, of bath and phone One minutes
walk from postomce. Apply at 10
Chapel Street
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Candidate for Board Of Education.
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FOB RENT-FurnIshed- room Will
privilege Of bath. 49, Honor Ave
The record., 1912-06-27
The Louisville Times for The Presided.
tial Campaign.

Everybody should read the Invest,
best, newsiest afternoon paper pub
lished during the next few months.
Democratic m politics, bat indepen-
dent enough to tell the Truth abou,
everything. The regular price OF
The Times by mail is So cents a
month, $500 a year Tut This paper
has made a special arrangement,
wherby you can get The Times un
Ill November 80. 1912 and The
Record one year both for only 81 75.
This means that The Times sill b,
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subscription is received by tha,
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80, 1912 The sooner we get yogI
subscription order, the longer yor
get the Times. Send the order a
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rate, orders must be sent US, not tt
The Louisville Times.
The record., 1912-06-27

TmE Republican convention at
Chicago last Saturday night named
two candidates for President, Will
lam Howard Taft receiving the in
dorsement of the Coliseum meeting,
from which the Roosevelt supporters
Withdrew and at Orchestra Hall
r4.,s--A FedAy SIS ,ssff candidate for
the new party called Progressive.
Unless unforeseen conditions should
arise. this means the defeat OF the
Republican party, if not its disinte-
grafton and downfall, as the split
is a general and serious one.
The record., 1912-06-27

That they were long lived people
is shown by these cpitaphs;
Susanna daughter of NJ. NJ.
Hamm born July l., 1870, died
Aug. "a, 1909.
Mary Hamm born July IL, I776,
died Aug. 10, 1858.
Sacred to the memory of w.
Graves, died Dec. 10Th. IS4o aged
IS.
Mary Ferguson born Dec. rs,
1853; died Dec. II, 1913.
Mary X. Davis wife of Isaac
Davis born Apr. 27, 1885; died
Sept. II, 1870.
Some of the oldest graves are
marked by monuments of sand
stone and if they ever bore any
inscriptions time has completely
obiterated them.
Near this graveyard an old color
ed woman lives who was born IN the
year of 1928. She knew very lit
tie about the Richmond mines, and
though her power of speech is al
most gone she speaks of the days
when she as a slave had been separ-
ated from her children carried or
driven from place to place to be
sold.
ust across the railroad from the
graveyard on another hill stands a
big old fashioned farm house, i'm
pressive IN its silence and decay
but from base to garrett there is no
clew to Its history ry'except this date
carved high up on the rock in the
stack chimney vL. ID. Robinson-I7 7.
1890 and over the door, mo 3"
was painted which indicated that it
had been Company" house at
one time.
1t seems that the link in the chain
of the history oi this vicinity, con-
meeting the past with the present
has almost worn away; but new
link is being forged, a new era is
dawning, an era whose history will
be written and told in the years to
come. For in 1910 the Greenville
Coal Co., purchased the Richmond
mines and other tracts of land max
ing total of 5000 acres. Within
shouting distance of that old camp a
new town has sprung up named Mart
wIck,-a town whose houses are
made of the best material
mine opened where modern ma
chinery and methods are used. A
tipple built whose design and work
manship are probably the best in
the county. 4 hotel bpilt where
the surroundings, are as heaatjfpl 90
an artist might wish. And T..
land cleared where agricultural pur-
suits can be followed. In fact
Martwick promises to be a leading
mining town among the many which
dot the hillsides of Muhlenberg
county. A town whose life's story
will not sink so nearly into oblivion
as that of its forerunner Old Rich
mond whose meager history has
been roughly told in the proceeding
columns.
The record., 1912-06-27
Kentucky Fair Dates.

Barbourvllle- September 4 TO g.
Bardstowr-September 4 to-.
Berea-August : TO 5.
Bowling Green September 4 to
I.
Brodhead-August II to 70.
Dover-Germlntown fair, Aug.
g to 81.
Fulton-Augus: 27 to 81.
Georgetown- July so to Aug. 8.
Hardinsblrg-August 20 to ~.
Harrodsburg-July 80 to August
Horse Cave-Sep,embcr IS to 10.
Lexington-Aug. 20 to -.
London-August AZ to so.
Mayfeld-October Q to L..
Moniicello--Septt mber Z to 6
MoTgantown-Septe mber 10 to
al.
Mt. Sterling July IS to Il.
Mt. Nernon-August ! TO O.
Sa1ders-Sep' ember 4 to !.
Shepherdsville-August 20 to IS.
Tompkinsgilie- september 4 to J.
Sersailles-August I to y.
. Mr.. Aaron Martin, of Louisville,
The record., 1912-06-27

lr all parties put out as many
candidates for President as dld the
various brands of Republicans, there
will be no special honor in being a
Presidential candidate.
The record., 1912-06-27

Superintendent J. r. Shaver is In
Louisville this week, attending the
Kentucky Educational Association
meeting. which is by far the larges,
gathering ever held in the state,
one from which the greatest good
will follow.
The record., 1912-06-27

THE meat on which the woman
boycotters threw kerosene oil is not
necessarily spoiled. Served a la
something or other foreign, it should
find a ready sale in the cafes.
Guests might not like it, but they
would be too timid to say so.
The record., 1912-06-27

Prof. Gordic Young. our super
visor of schools, one of the most
important Offices created by the
last legislature, is with tho state
teachers in their Louisville meeting
this week.
The record., 1912-06-27
lawyer.

AERorLANEs collide SO frequently
as to suggest the advisability of en-
lareing the ambient. Meanwhile,
keep to the right gentlemen!
The record., 1912-06-27

Prof. b. r. Allison left Monday
for his home in Oakland, CalIt.,
after a visit of a for,ni ght to his
mother, Mrs. \. M. Terry.
The record., 1912-06-27
What Are You Going
To Do This Year

by way of making your business sue
cessful and your domestic life full of
pleasure, if you are not supplied with
telephone service of the Cumberland
Telephone & Telegraph Company?
Everyone should have telephone.
You are connected with all outside
important points in local connections
with all residences and business hous-
es. For any information call man
ager,
Cumberland Telephone { Telegraph Co.
Incorporated.
The record., 1912-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Sullivan,
who have been 10 the South for the
winter. are here for a visit 10 Mrs.
Marion Arnold.
The record., 1912-06-27

Mr.. Frank Page, of Dawson,
Mo is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Greer, and other relatives.
The record., 1912-06-27

Roark has the latest and most
practical thing in ClItain rods, AID
will be glad for you to call and see
the display.
The record., 1912-06-27

Mr.. John Poag and family, OF
Darlington, are here on a visit to
relatives and friends.
The record., 1912-06-27

LONDON advises that one May
nard, ia long missing lawyer" has
been found. Fake! Nobody'd miss a
The record., 1912-06-27

FoR a fat man Mr.. Taft is some
sprinter. Very kind of man to
have on a steam roller.
The record., 1912-06-27

Fish Wednesday and Saturday a
|. L. Coombs x Co.
The record., 1912-06-27

TEppY'S rough riders found 1t sui
fcieutly so in Chicago last week.
The record., 1912-06-27
THURSDAY, JUNE Il. l3l1.

Eutered at the Greenviile, Ky, posiohice as
second-class matter.
The record., 1912-06-27

. Mr.. Aaron Martin, of Louisville,
is here for few days on business.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-13
NEW BUSINESS
ENTERPRISE
THE GOLDEN RULE STORE; A
NEW STORE FOR NOUN.
TAIN HOME.

But the name Is not q new one In
Southern Idaho. Sixteen years ago
this month, The Golden Rule Store
started at Boise In room 60x28. To.
day that store has a total of 1894
square feet of floor space and 10 cell
ebrating its sixteenth anniversary.
Five other Golden Rule Stores, all
identified with the Boise Store aud
located at Caldwell, Emmett, Payette.
Weiser and Midvale respectively. are
also celebrating this sixteenth ami.
versary Of the beginning OF The Gold.
Rule Stores In Southern Idaho. Next
week on Wednesday the celebration
starts at Mountain Home.
The seventh In the chain of Gold
en- Rule Stores will open and the resi-
dents of Mountain Home and vicinity
will have an opportunity to buy good
merchandise at that low cash price
which has made the Golden Rule
stores more than welcome in every
community In which they have loca-
ted.
Watch for the circulars telling you
all about The Golden Rule system
Of selling merchandise and what
they are going to offer In the open
Ing and anniversary celebration which
takes place next week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-13
THE ELMORE COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION At
KING HILL, APRIL $40

The County Sunday School Conven
ton held at King Hill, Tuesday and
Wednesday proved very interesting
and instructive, and was a success in
every way.
Mrs. Littooy, president Of the coun.
ty convention, certainly deserves a
great deal of praise for her untiring
work. There was nothing that she
left undone.
The well delivered address: "The
Teachers Work and Reward" by
Rev. C. e. Mason, proved of great
interest to all who were present.
Tuesday evening a dinner was
served in the Genung building for all
delegates and persons attending the
convention.
The attendance Tuesday evening
was very good and all left feeling
we'll repaid for having come.
Mr.. Van Kirkpatrick played two
beautiful clarinet solos which proved
treat to all.
Rev. J. A. Peake's excellent ad.
dress on "The Product of the Sun
day School," was very instructive
and right to the point. Following
this was a musical selection by the
King Hill Quartette. Then came the
splendid address by Rev. R. B.
Wright, D. D., State Sunday School
secretary, on Idaho Standards"
Wednesday afternoon, after a few
minutes devotional services, was
spent in business meeting and in
hearing some Of the committees
reports.
In the afternoon after the devotion
al services, Rev. Minney gave q
splendid talk on the Organized
Mems Classes"
The Question box proved very In
structive. Rev. Mason was ready to
give a good answer to every ques-
tion asked.
The unfinished business was com.
pleted and it was moved that we ad-
journ this session of the County Sun.
day School Convention until next
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-04-13
EASTER SUNDAY. AT THE CON-
GREGATiONAL CHURCH

The high expectation centering In
the Easter programs both morning
and evening were more than realized
in many respects. At the morning
services the auditorium with extra
chairs, was crowded and an overflow
in the vestry.
With Prof. Caldwell as organist,
hymns and anthems by a double
1uartette, Messrs Eaton, Thompson,
Woltz, Norell and Mesdames Brieg-
-eb, Stewart, Eaton and Miss Blunk,
also selection by the ladies quar-
tette, and a solo by Mr.. Eaton, with
Scripture, prayer and sermon inter-
spersed, called forth response
from many as "a delightful service. /"
The decorations were a surprise.
Miss Lizzie Ross was chairman of
the young ladies' decorating commit.
tee and such an abundance and vari.
ETY. of plants was so tastefully ar.
ranged as to lend charming effect
The Easter concert by the Sunday
School at seven, was attended by a
crowded auditorium and vestry. The
congregation was provided with print
ed programs, the gift of the chair
man OF program committee, Mrs.
Longfellow.
With a small omission, the exercis-
es We're carried out as per programs,
and many expressions of apprecia-
tion have been received, one man
bemg heard to remark: 20 those
children"