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HISTORY.

444O ON1s
Dr.. Gardner, C. B.,
Fate Assistant Keeper Of Public Records.
Professor Bury,
Regfus Professor Of Modern History. Gam
bridge.
Professor Oman,
Chiehe4e Professor u Modern History, Oxford.
Professor Pollard,
Professor OF English History, University Of
London.
DR.. Bemont,
Director Adtoiit. Z {Eccle Pratiqae des
Hauto Etudes, Paris.
Right Hon. James Bryce,
British AnabGs46cr. Author OF the ''Ameri.
caA OommohNealth."
]. n. Round, LIZ D..
Author Or 'Te1dal Essiahd." Dtc.
Professor Adams.
Professor Of History. Yale.
Mgr. Duchesne.
Director Of the French College Of Rome.
Professor Keutsen,
Professor Of History. Uatsersfty Of HamburS.
Professor Pnster.
Paris.
Professor Ludwig Won Pastor,
Professor Of Histoey, University Of innsbruck.
Professor J. Holland Rose,
lecturer On History, University Of Cambridss.
Professor vmosradofk.
Professor Of Jurisprudence. Oxford.
DR.. PasquaIe villarf.
Professor Of History. University Of FIsrencs.
Professor Turner.
Professor Of History. Harvard.
Professor Gross,
Late Professor of History, harvard.
Professor William Macdonald,
Professor Of American History, Brown Uni-
vefsity.
Professor wrong,
Professor Of History, University OF Toeouts.
Professor W. r. Smith,
Associate Professor Of History, Bryn MAwr
College.
Professor Hayes.
Assistant Professor OF History, O0lunE1lA Um-
tersity.
Professor Michael Jan dc Goeje.
late Professor Of Arabic Languages and Islam,
University u Ee1dea.
Professor ROBINSON.
Professor OF History. Columbia Uhiversity.
Professor OsKtud,
Professor Of History. Columbia University.
DR.. Arson b. Morse,
Emeritus f''fe''e SDnsssse. History A"Asr's
: DR.. James Thomson shotwell
Professor OF History, Columbia University.
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GREECE AND ROME.

Prof. Arthur Evans.
Professor Of Prehistoric Archle6aogy, Oxford
Keeper Of tas a.sS &; a0i Massaa, orsra.
.s...... DIR. Farneii,
Oxford.
Prof. Percy Gardner,
Professor Of Classical Archaeology, Oxford.
Prof. Ernest Gardner,
Professor o. ArcAae6loRy. UnIversity Of
London.
DR.. Eduard Meyer,
Professor u Ancient History. University Of
Berlin.
Sir william Ramsay.
Professor of Humanity. Aberdeen.
DR.. sandys,
Public Orator, Cambridge.
The Rev. e. M. Walker.
Fellow. Tutce.s and librarian Of Queens
College. Oxford.
s-..s Prof. Myres.
ford.
PROF. MdkewAy.
Professor Of Archaeology, Ambridre.
..s. DIR. Grant showerman,.
Frofsssor q Latin, University Of wisccnsin.
Prof. Babelon,
Professor Of Numisnatics. College Of France.
Mr.. Cyril Bailey.
Tutor aaa Lfsrs11an Of sailioi oonese. Ok
- Prof. Conway,
rTofsssor Of Lat,a Phil2los1. uaivsshrssiity q
Prot Haverneld,
Noed. "a
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Dr.. L. II. Bailey,
Director Of the College OF Agriculture.
Cornell University.
Professor Robert wallace.
Professor Of Agriculture. Edinburgh.
Sir Boverton Redwood.
Adviser on Petroleum to the Admiralty.
Home Once. &c.
Professor Barker,
Professor Of Textile Industries. Bradford.
Chairman y d, JOINT dsssiis.. At Pot
Professor Sydney Chapman,
Dean Of the Faculty Of Commerce. Man
chester.
Professor II. M. Howe,
Professor OF MetallurEy. Columbia Uni
versity.
DR.. schidrowitz,
Membet q eDsncil q the Institute q
Professor Geerge Lunge.
hneritr: Prssssses q Tssanieal Chemistry.
Professor Edmsnd Ksecht.
~ " tsss' e e E has sss@ns' on''sr-
Professor Humnael.
Fate PFefes6of o. DyeinS. UnivesvS&y Of
Professor Frean,
Formerly Leetuef On Agricultural Ento.
mology, Unfsessity u BdiAbtzSh.
Mr.. George F. zsmsnsr,
Asthcr Of aandc1l HandlfnE Of
Professor +. W. fox.
Professor Of Textiles, UnisefSiu u MAJ.
= chester.
DR.. Voelclcer,
Consulting Chemist Of the Royal Agricultural
Society Of England.
Mr.. Lewis Wright,
Author OF The New Book on Poultry
The Practical Poultry Keeper &C.
IN. C. +. Jacota.
HanASfne Plrtner of IN Ch5SWiok PrsSs.
Eond0n; Author % Printing" &c.
DR.. Clifford Pinchot.
Late Chief Of Forest Service o. s, Depart.
Deat q Agriculture.
Mr.. Frank warnsr,
President e the Silk AsSoeku6a 0f Great
Britain ana Ireland.
Professor John weathers,
AeeWef o. Hoes4c1it4fe to the xidllesex
SIR william Scliich.
Professor Of Forestry, UAivefsitt Ut Oxford.
DR., q. r. Kunx
Gem Expert. NV Ycfk.
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LITERATURE AND BOG
RApHY.

= AA3A3 - !
DIR. Edmund 0osue.
LdbcaFaan to the Hoase Of Lords.
Mr.. Walter Theodore watts- Dunton,
Author q "As1x1a;" ne ''Renascence q
Prof. Edgar Prestage,
Special Lecturer Ii rortukuese LdteFatufA.
UnfvesMty u Ma1cAeseer.
Dr.. George q. woodberTy,
Late Professor Of Comparative Literature, q
ismbia University.
DR.. saintsbury,
University Of .Edn6mSh.
DR.. Edward ChanninR.
Psseessor q History, Harvard University.
Prof. Brandfn.
Fielder Hofessor Of FrencA ana Roanancs
PAfloicsy, University u London.
DR.. Robertson,
Professor Of German, University Of Losdon.
Dr.. James Fitzmanrice-Keiay.
GilmoW Professor of bpanibh Lxhxuaxe INA
Aseratu1e. Universits q liverpool
Algernon Charles swinburne.s
u Victor Hugo" Etc.
DR.. Henry Bradley.
Joint Editor Of the Oxford English DictiodAiy.
Sir A. T. Quilier-Cpuch,
Author Of 'Adventres IN okiticisn.'',
Mr.. Lawrence j. Burpee,
Librarian. OTTAWA Public LfbraU.
LECTURER 4 Modern Ishssass. eoas.iis ana
Gaias CelSge. Oambrfdye.
Mr.. E. v. Lucas.
Author of Life Of Charles Lamb"
IL. Sir Robert K. .Dopglas,
late Keeper s e qs.sntsi Printed Books and
The Right Hon. vlscount Morley. Of
-. Blackburn.
q the 1nivers ats q asnchestsr: '
-. DR.. Alfred j. Butler.
Fellow and Bnrsar Of .Brssenose College. Oh.
ford, Fellow OF Elton College.
DR. Henry Austin Dobson,
Autnce 81 'Eighfeenth CentuRy ViKnetfgu"
"Wiiliam Hosnth,'' Etc.
Sir Richard c. Jebb, =
Cambridge.
.-..., Prof. Adolfo Bartoli, 49,.
Formerly E Gss,, e !; F lt.li.s literature.
-. John Addinston symonds,s
Authof OF The Renaissance in Italy" Etc.
DR.. Trent,
fofss' Of nnf Gn,1,,, literature. oo'unb'.
r,r,,: The 3, Rev s Walter Tvs. y; skees
Saxon. University OF Cam0r4dye.
Mr.: Arthur symons.
Critic and FEET Yet. Author !. Of ''wtiisn
~. pE Moses Caster
Chief Rabbi q the n sesdaie cosnunities q
Mr.. Andrew Lang,
Author Of .MEth. Ritual Ind Relisioo.'' His
tory u ScOtland,'' Etc.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott,
Editor Of the Outlook"
30 Senator Chedomilie Mijatovfch,
Minister Is nohSon. 'ef'Aa
Prot Afred -Paul-vSct Morel -r4tto.
Professor Of southern European LaHsuaees
and Literature. College de France.
....,. Prof. w. g. Sumner,
Formerly Professor Of Political and Social
Science. Yale University.
the Rev. Henry van Dyke,
Formerly Pcofessor Of Enslish Eteraturs,
Princeton University.
DR.. Charles william Elfot,
F1esident Emeritus OF Harvard Univefsity.
DR.. william A. Dunnink.
Columbia Universiss. ''
The Hon. Henry CABOT Lodge. :,
the Spanish war" Etc.
Or. Arthur Doughty.
Dominion Afchivist. Canada.
DR.. Narcisse- Eutrope. Dionsae.,
Librarian q the IeSlslatue At the Provincs
Of Quebec.
LAW.
Prof. Henry Cloudy,
Regius PrOfessof Or Civil Law, Oxford.
Prof. p. w. Maitland.
LAoe Professor OF the Laws Of EnSland. Cam.
bridge.
Prof, WestIake,
yoeneeiy P5of6ss1F u tntAfnAtloaal IAw,
l.. CambFidke.
:. Sir Thomas Barclay,
Vice President Of the Internaticnal Law
A6sociatio0.
Sir Waiter Philiifnofe, Bart
Judge Of tie Kings Bench Oivhtoa.
srhe iite AIksfsoa Uha4itt SWiaSus1SS'Ss a.
<aSYAe ssAFsxw 0.rAnr - k.ok.ss 49, ssvs>As.t
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ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL
J SCIENCE. ].


SCIENCE.
- Mr.. W. A. s. Hewins.
Secretary OF tie Tariff commission.
Sir Robert Giffen.
LA4e C0ntfoller Genera OF Satisfied De-
paftment. Board OF Trade. London.
DR.. ]. W. Jerks,
Professor % Economics ana Politics, Cornell
University.
Prof r. A. Fetter,
Professor OF Political Economy and Finance,
o0eHeH University.
The Ven. William Cunnsngham.
Arch6eacon Of Ely; -Lectunsr IN Church His
o~s. Trinity Collage. CAmbridSe.
DR.. w. r. WILCOX.
Professor of Political Economy ana Statistics,
Cornell University.
DR.. James Bonar,
Depaty lGAseer 'of IT. Royal MINT, Ottawa
Mr.. Aneurfn twIlifaaas, NJ. p,
Chaa1mah 01 Executive Of the International
Oo-0perative Aliiance.
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THEOLOGY, BIBLICAL CRIT.
IcISM. THE CHURCHES.

IcSM. THE CHURCHES.
tCsatinusA.,
DR.. wilhelm Bousset.
PfOfesser scf New Testament Exssesis, Uni. .
versiv of Gottinsen.
Father Braun, 8. J.,
Unfversity OF Bown.
The viscouYft st. Cyres.
Author OF Pascal" Francois de Fenelon''
Father Delahye, s. J..
sollandist; Joint Editor q tie "Aeta ssae-
forum
The REV. DR. Bartlett,
Professor q Church History. Mansfield OBJ.
iege, Oxford.
The Rev. ]. A. vanes,
Professor Of N. r. Eneeesis, wesleyan Dol.
lege. University OF London,
Professor A. C. McGiffert,
Professor OF Church History. Union TAeo-
logical Seminary, New York.
Rev DR.. d. D. Addison,
Examining Chaplain to the Bishop Of Mas
sachusefts.
Professor B. w. Bacon,
PROGRESSIVE OF New Testament Criticism and
Exegesis, Yale University.
Professor williston walker,
Ffofessor OF Ecclesiastical History. Yale.
Professor Knox,
PROFESSOR Of History Of Religion, Union Theo- q
idgfcal Seminary, New fofk. 1
Professor w. w. Rockwell,
Pr0feSsor OF Church History Union TbeoIoxi-.
cal Seminary, New York
Rev. Dr. J. NJ Buckley,
Editor fof the Christian Advocate" New
Israel Abrahains. M A.,
Reader In Talmudic and Rabbiuic Literature
University OF Cambridge.
DIR. Joseph Jacobs,
literary Editor Of the Jewish Encyclopedia.
Mr.. Lucien Wolf,
Vice President OF the Jewish Historical 30
cfety.
DR.. william Bacffer,
Professor OF Biblical Science, Rabbinioal =
Seminary, Budapest. VI
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MILITARY.

Col. Bethel,
Associate Member Of the L. A. COMMITTEES. I
Mr.. A. G. Hadcock, r. A.,
Member of Gun Department, Eiswick.
Col jackson, c. II. g.,
Assistant Director Of Fortincations, war,
Once.
Col Jocelyn,
Late Commandant Of the Ordnance Coilere..
Woolwich.
Col. Maude. C. b..
Lecturer IN Miiitary History, Univervity Of
Manchester.
Major-Gen. C. W. Robinson.
Author or "Wellington's Caupafsn.'s
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MEDICINE, SURGERY.

MEDICINE, SURGERY,
(COutiMueA.1
Sir Henry Bufdett,- 81
Author - "HospitAls aAd AsylaMn OF tAe
World"
Prof Parsons,
Lecturer On Anatomy st. Thomas Hospftal.
University OF London.
Pref. II. Marshall Ward,
University OF Canbfidse.
DR.. Joseph Frank Payne.
Emeritus Harveian Librarian, Royal College
or Fhys1cfknb.
Sir J. Batty TNke.
Medical Director Of the New Sauehton Han
As5fam, EdinDafgh.
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ENGINEERING.
(Continued.)
Professor Fleming,
PFofsssor OF Electrical Engineering, L6odon.
Professor Unwin,
Professor Emeritus of Engineering. Ofty and
Guilds, of London Institute.
Professor Robert Peele,
Professor Of Mining, Columbia UAave9saty.
Professor Richards,
Professor Of Mining and Netallureys Msssa-
ehusetB Institute of Technology, Doseon.
DR.. Louis Bell.
Consulting Engineer; Author OF ''Electt1c
Power Transmission" etc.
Professor Duncan,
Late Professor Of Electricity, joins HoPkins
University.
Mr.. Howard Adams Caiyon, )
Formerly President Of the Boston Society Of
Civil Engineers. !
Dir James Fortescue-F 1annefH
Ex-President Of the Institute Of Marine In
gineers. Z.
Mr.. Arthur De wint Foote,
Superintendent Of the North Star Mining
Company, California.
Professor Daily,
Dean of the Faculty OF Engineefaog, Uni
versity OF London.
Professor Hele-Shaw,
Member OF the Council. Institute Of Auto
mobile Engineers.
The late Hon. Charles Stewart Rolls,
AntonDtbile Engineer; British Pioneer in No
tof1ng and Aviation.
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to the New Eleventh Edition will Suggest the absence
of national bias that has marked the choice Of writers
for work that aims give fresh and comprehensive
survey of human knowledge the countries represented
being England, the United States, Canada, France,
Germany, Holland Italy and Japan. Lack of space
prevents printing here the names of the other 1900
contributors, is possible to give more than few
Of the many general subjects. The entire work COM
prises 10000 articles.
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This radical departure from
The public has quickly approval mon III. Jr -
form The paper although Opaque stronger than ~
book paper heretofore used 1t printing surface Tn. .,;r.
set OF 20 volumes weighs about 50 with WEIGHT &c
about ao pounds IN the ordinary completely new wor
more comprehensive and better ain the new form o.
many times more valuable its steadily and
systematically, fatigue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
BROTHER
Of Mayor Frank R. Moore a
Passenger on Steam
ship, Titanic.

Among those. who are unusually
solicitous over the fate of the pas
sengers on the ill-fated White Star
Liner. Titanic, which sunk of the
Newfoundland coast, is Mayor Frank
r. Moore, of this city, whose only
brother, Clarence Moore, of Washing.
ton, D. C, was a passenger on the
ship.
Mrs. Clarence Moore was not on the
ship with her husband, being at her
home at Washington, Mayor Moore
is in telephone communication with
her there. Clarence was son OF the
late Jasper Y. Moore, former clerk
OF the federal courts here, He mar
ried Miss Mabel Swift, CT Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
PLEASING
Show at the Victoria Theater
First Half Of the Pres
ent Week.


The unanimous opinion OF those
who saw the show at the Victoria
yesterday afternoon and evening
was that 1t was without exception
one OF the best arranged vaudeville
shows that has been seen around
these parts in many day.
Miss Laura Davis in the rendition
of three good songs does herself
as well as the publishers Of the
songs credit. This young lady puts
them over in decidedly clever
and artistic manner and was fire.
quently applauded.
| arthur Mcconnell, that is the
man, or better known as the Irish
senator. He is the real goods with
the soft shoes. If your fancy runs
in the soft shoe dancing line,
see this fellow do an original char
acteristic dance all his own. Out
side OF his regular triple buck dance
he introduces many maneuvers char
acteristic of the different people in
life. His baseball novelty Is very
clever, keeping his dancing up
through the many limitations.
One Of the best female impersona-
tors that has been seen here is in
the person of of Armand Melaottc,
assisted by Horace B. Kerlin. This
act is in the shape of a sketch. They
render many good songs in good
style, and If applause counts for
anything. then they were well re-
ceived and deserved,
strlcklen's midget circus was
there. This circus consists OF dogs,
monkeys and ponies, and Stricken
himself. 'Nuf sed. The way this
man has got those little animals
trained is marvellous. You can not
believe it until you see it for your
self, Go around and have a look
and you will join the multitude
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

= Iat ~ 4 q
WESTON. April t6FiThe westua
board seE trade has succeeded ia lhaS=
ing the freight rates into this city on
this branch 81 tBe Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad reduced. and inside Of
the next few 1seeks the rates win bs
put on an equally With other foads:
When they are put in force weston
will be well supplied with new fac.
tories seYernt new concerns have
been here during the last few weeks
looking over tie various sites which
have been oered them at reduced
prices by property owners =
Breaks An Arm.
william Aspinal. three-yeaf-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W1lIlam II. AS
pinall. fell In their yard on West
Second street Saturday morning.
breaking his right arm between the
elbow and shoulder joint. The little
fellow. was playing all.alone when the
accident occurred.
Married at Blncfeld.
George wilson and Miss Margaret,
MulIady. both Of this city, were mar
ried Monday morning at Bluefeld,
w. Va, where MISS MulIady had been
employed in millinery store. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Will possibly make
Weston their home after Mrs. VIII
son finishes her season as trimmer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
SALE CoNTTN1rED

The judicial sale Of the John n.
Orr farms, consisting of 80. e5, lO2.
and 1870 acres, respectively, situated IN
the oil and gas fields, near Wallace
this county, and the lot in Wallace,
was continued until next SATURDAY,
the 20IH DAY OF APRIL, 1912. at /
p. m. at which time. in front Of thu.
door Of the court house of said coun.
", the sale OF said farms arY lot viii
be resumed.
A great opportunity to purchase q
farm. Don't miss this sale
Given under my hand this the 1Sth
day OF. april, 1912.
cEIARIiFs C. coFFAnAN,
Special Commissioners.
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at that point
FFelEhf Mrss.

for a hrm at that point
Freight yCrecS.
= a freight wreck 90 the redwood
lpeaneh s'lnday in which four cars
were derailed was the cause OF COM
siderable delay 10 passenger traffic.
Taken to Hospital.
syfsee fsFkls uf copley, was
brought here Monday evening ana
taken to clarlsaburs, where he will
undergo an operation Tor appended
It's He vas accompanied BY DR.. r.
Wcstol Personals.
sIsr Nj. T. Rhsiaa, 81 Roanoke. was
here Monday on his return home
from cIarbsburg, where he had been
attending the bedside of his sister,
Mrs. John Morrison. who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at st. Mary's hospital.
J. c. Forinash will leave next week
for Mt. Clemens, where he will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. W. T. nwymap left Monday
for a visit TO her parents at Sutton.
Robert Pnctchard. one Of the Yves
ton High school graduates this term,
will leave as soon as school closes for
Morgantowm. where he will take a six
weeks teachers course.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

+ Dr. ]. W. Johnston returned home
from short business trip East Tues
day morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
WALL PAPER

Nothing over Zoe, equal 10 the kind
others ask GOO to Csc Full line. all
lnte designs and colorlngs. $50 styles
to select from.
Vanished Tiles, Fruits, Dat
meal, Gold, Jaspe Stripes.
Florals, Silk and many
others.
RIEss &c AND 10c
WALL PAPER AGENCY.
AIS S. Third 81 ], Fourth house Above
Mechanic. 6allsdag oresstenihg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

FOR sALE-Two houses on one lot,
5ON125, in Broad oaw. One six
room house on Wright street. For
quick action, special price and
terms. For information apply to
DR.. Nutter. room "a, Lowndes Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

Joseph Moran, of Curtin, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

FOR sAIE-Party running arst class
rooming and boarding house Will
sell out to suitable person. Eleven
large rooms and two bath rooms
newly furnished and up to date.
Gas and electric lights, hot and cold
water Apply at Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
REAL


We have q four story baff
brick apartment house 81
Atwood street., Pittsbllrg
Pa, This building has
eight UP o,date apartments
a Of which rent for
each per month and at
each. This building u II
Gated in one Of Pittsbur s
best renting sections las
elevator service and the en
tire building is rented to a
good. class Of tenants.
The owners Of this build
ing desires to exchange for
Clarksburg real estate ~
will make a good price 70
hl1uar &. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

oFTuE FURNITURE FOR sA1E-At
aNargain. Inquire Of elevator boy,
Con Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

WANTED-A good girl FOR general
housework. Apply to Mrs. T. j..
Lynch, 400 S. Chestnut st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

FOR sALE-F4yc room house, cen.
trally located, with bath, pantry
and large basement. Address &C.
A." care Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

WANTED-Your pipes and pmbrel.
las for repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Leyy's Smoke House.
Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

WANTED-A girl for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. j. N. Hess,
655 Mulberry St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

LAST CHANCE-To get the Ladies
Home Journal for $3.50. beginning
with May tst next the su6scrip-
ton price viii be 80 year. : sub
scribe today thro Grace Keyes, cor.
ner Third and Hickman SITS Bell
phone es2-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16

FOR sALE-A four room cottage in
Glenwood. new cement wall being
built around property. Price ST.
100 cash, or part cash and balance
in payments. Apply to Ida Flana-
gan, Stop 3, GlergoOd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-16
WANTED Female Help

WANTED-T1ve drcssn1nkers for al
teratton department. None but
thoroughly experienced need ap-
ply. Parsons-souders Co.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26

Every character in Madame \,
the sensationally successful melo,
drama which Henry w. Savage VIII
offer at the Park opera house, Feb
Iuary 30, is sympathetic. There Is
no william" in the accepted sense
Of the term, not even the rascally
.aroque being wholly evil, despite
his unsavory activities. The two
blackmailers are fun-making tis-
ures for the most part, while the
mysterious woman herself is ever an
object of charitable appeal, no mat
ter how deep her degradation.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26
Leave Tomorrow.

Leave Tomorrow.
Stockton and Joseph Smith. who
have been here for several days clos
ing up their deal in the sale of.
their vanadium claims at Cisco to Orr
J. Adams, Charles E. Cherrington
and William Campbell expect to
leave tomorrow for their home.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26
Zeiglers Leave.

ZelgIers Leave.
George w. and S. Zeigler left Sat
urday evening for their home in Mus
catine, la. They expect to return in
a week or more and continue their
negotiations with local people for a
canning factory site and the proposed
bonus of S2,250.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26

Save the annoyance of collectors
call each month and pay your Senti-
mel ahead for six months or a year:
Advanced reduced rate is $3.50 for
6 months; IS for one year.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26

Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired and kept in good shape
during the winter months. Phone
the Suitorium, Junction 1853; our
wagon will call.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26

Moving of any description, no mat
ter how large or small, done in the
most satisfactory manner j. w.
Milne, 319 Colorado avenue. junction
22S.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-02-26
Get Out Those Inferuiews Again.

1t is reported today that the big
views from local leaders who ALL the
ment the their pockets
are kent ON file the publication
today preparatory being given their
tomorrow morning Roosevelt
these party leaders morning