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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-03

State OF West Virginia
To the sheriff of Harrison County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded. as we
have heretofore commanded you. to
summon Susan Going Campbell. to ap-
pear before the Judge of our Circuit
Court of Harrison County at tho
Clerks office OF our said Court at
rules to be held therein, on the
last Monday in December, 1912. to an
swer bill in chancery against her in
our said Court by william Campbell.
and have then there this writ
Witness. I Wade Conmau. Clerk
of Que said Court. at the Court House
Of the said county. this End day OF
Deceusber 1912, and in the 5oth year
OF the State.
I. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
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Ar Rfiies Held Els3te lGase the
Clerk OE the circuit Court % rEBis
-, County, On ll0nday. fle snd day
81 rSeceTn85er- 1912, the souoWInS oz-
der was entereds
George ~. Sw5Ser and Eliza r SFtseE
VS. N CaAOCERT so l.
Joseph Hartman. il.
object Of suit
The ebjeCt Of the above styled
sust Is. TO remove The cloud Upon the
title OF these plaintifIs 70 cerSain land
described in a conditional conveyance
rade by plaintiffs TO defendant. dated
May -, 1889. and OF record in the
once OF the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Harrison County, West Virginia. IN
Deed Book No. los, page 49, title II
pIaiDtins to which said land 3 derived
by conveyances recorded IN the ONCE
Aforesaid in Deed Books Nos, a. page
37z. 50. pages S96-S2I and 40. page
4O7; and 10 have said condit5enai con-
veyance cancelled and declared null
and void.
And it appealing from an afhdavif
filed in said action that Joseph Hart
man. Jr.. Is a non resident OF TINS
state, it is ordered that he do appear
within one month from the date Of the
inrst publication OF this order and dc
what is necessary TO protect his. inter
ests herein.
Given under my hand this the 2nd
day OF December. 1912.
l. WADE COFF1HIA%. Clerk.
r. l. snRoTHER. Counsel for Plain.
tin
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Hero is woman who speaks from per
Oonal knowledge and long experience, viz.
Nlrs- p. 81. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa, who says.
81 know from experience that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is far superior to any ct..er
For Group there Is nothing that excels it
For sale By ell Dealers
Advertisement,
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state of West Virginia,
County of Harrison. to-wit:
At Rules held in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Harri-
son County. West Virginia, on the I'd
day OF December. 1s1a~the following
order was entered:
william Campbell
VS. IN CHANcERY.
Susan Going Campbell.
The object OF the above styled
chancery cause is to obtain a divorce
a vincuIo matrimonial by the plaintiff
from the defendant. s.8ItI
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause that the said de-
PENDANT. Susan Going Campbell, is a
nonresident OF the State of West
virginia. it is ordered that she do
appear .iere within one month after
the date of the first publication of this
order and d9 what/i is necessary 20
protect her interest IN this cause.
WADE COFFDIAN. Clerk.
F. o. SUTTON, Counsel.
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oRDEB OF PUBLIcATIo2T.

- iQE3OEt OF .4-OHSALN-AAaA 49,
stats Il VEest Virginia
at RsIfes held in the office OF the
CLERK OF the Cfreuatrscourt 81 <E5arri-
son County on. 0IondaEs the 2nd day
OF December, 1912, the following or
der was entered: "
George W Swiger and Eliza F. SW'iger
vs. SS cHAScBRY SO. ?.
Joseph Hartman. Jr.,
Object OF Suit.
The object of the above styled
suit is to remove the cloud upon the
title of these plaintiffs to certain land
described in conditional Conveyance
made by plaintiffs to defendant. dated
May -. 1893. and of record in the
ONCE of the clerk OF the County Court
of Harrison County. West Virginia, IN
Deed Book No. 1Os. page ~. title of
plaintifEs to which said land is derived
by conveyances- recorded in the office
Aforesaid in Deed Books Nos ~
page 377, 80. pages $261$e7 and 12o.
page 407: and to have said conditional
conxeyance cancelled and declared
null and void.
And It appearing from an afhdavts
fled In said suit that Joseph Hartman.
Jr., is nonresident of this State. it
is ordered that he do appear within
one month from the date OF the first
pubIicationzof this order and do what
lis necessary to protect his Interests
herein.
Given under my hand thiszthe End
day of DecenHber. / 912.
I. WADE CoFF7AfANS. Clerk.
r. L. STROLLER, Counse! for Plain
tiff.
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Scaled Proposals. Tor
Binding and Sllg
State OF West VtrEinias
Once OF Commissions % RU
Printing.
Notice Is hereby Btven Seo1
proposals yin be recetI
Comm listeners OF Public Fintl1,'
the Auditors Once. In che
Annex in the City OF Charlie
West Virginia, from Tuesay. 2Soge
Der 18th. 1912, until AGOniIlyS the
day OF December, lD19, ut II . rG
noon Of said day, for 61e csec1it 81
OF the State Printing. st9te BIF ms
ard for supplying the Sta1a with q
tionery and Printing Paper Tor
two years beginning On the second
Wednesday in January S17 and cld
ing on the second Fedne "A Jeou
airy. 1915.
Each proposal must ccomb
led by bond. executed 0rdinE -
law, by the bidder VgittS least ia-7l
good and sufficient Fesftln
Ia this State. in the per 1ra og len
thousand dollars $50, ol-.l8) Cor
State Printing. and The iIaf sum e
1--WE thousand dollars c. 99.g93 for
furnishing Printing Pases ana Sta
tionery. and the penal sdun O& TWO
thousand dollars C$2y0ge.e09 Tor M
State Binding condftio1ef upon the
faithful performance Of said eqn
tracts. No bid unaccOnpanied BY
| such bonds Will be entertained by the
| Commissioners OF Public PRINTING
| Estimates OF the work 70 be done
or materials to be furnished together
With blank forms Tor prQposais, bonds
ietc., win be furnished upon appWea-
ton by Stuart F. Reed. the SupeEin=
Etendent OF Public Printiifg.
The Commissioners are required %
receive separate bids Tor. the PFtnttn
4 Binding and Printing PaneFs fnClullS
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Joseph Hartman, Jr..
Object OF Suit.

SThe object OF the above styled suit
is to rero owe the cloud upou-the title
Of these plaintiffs to certain land de-
scribed in conditional conveyance
made by plaintiffs to defendant. dat
ed May u. 1899. and Of record IN the
office of theclerk of the County Court
of Harrison County. West Virginia, in
Deed Book No. los. page 119, title Of
plaintiffs to which said land is derived
by couveyances recorded in the office
a aforesaid in Deed Books Nos. Al. page
1913 and -. page SIS. and to have said
conditional Conveyance cancelled and
declared null and void
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NEW NOTARIES.

Before adjournment OF the special
term of the county court Monday even
ing. George H. Duthie and J. Y. Hal
qualified before that body IS notaries
public.
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with an apI5ro11ri11Ion made upon my.
recOmmendafIOn by the congress on
Aug. s. 1909. the department Of state
was completely reoFgnnlzed- There
were created divisions Of Latin-Ameri.
can Affairs and Of Tar. eastern. near
eastern and western European Affairs
The law o0ces Of the department
we=e greatly strengthened There were
added foreign trade advisers to cop
crate with the diplomatic and cOne1lar
bureaus and the pOIiticO-geoSra phical
divisions in the Innumerable matters
where commercial diplomacy or con.
suIar work calls for such special
knowledge The sane officers. together
with the rest OF the new organization.
are able at all times to give to Amer
can citizens accurate information as to
conditions IN foreign countries with
which they have business and likewise
to cooperate more effectively with the
congress and also with the other ex-
ecrtive departments.
Merit System IN Consular and DipIo-
matte Corps.
Expert knowledge and professional
training must evidently be the essence
OF this reorganization. Without train
ed foreign service there would not be
men available for. the work in the reor-
ganized department. of state. President
Cleveland had taken the first step to-
ward introducing the merit system in
the foreign service. That had been fol-
lowed by the application Of the merit
principle, with excellent results TO the
entire consular branch. Almost moth.
ing, however. had been done in this di-
rection with regard to the diplomatic
service. In this age OF commercial di:
pIomacy it was eyldently OF the first
importance to train an adequate per
sonnet in that branch OF the service
Therefore, on Nov &c. 1909. by an
executive order placed the diplomatic
service up to the grade Of secretary Of
embassy, inclusive. upon exactly the
same strict nonpartisan basis Of the
merit system, rigid examination for ap'
pointment and promotion only for Ell.
cheney. as had been maintained with
out exception in the consular service.
Merit and Nonpartisan Character Of
Appointments.
How faithful to the merit system
and how nonpartisan has been the con-
duct OF the diplomatic and consular
services in the last four years may be
judged from the following: Three am.
bassadors now serving held their pres.
ent rank at the beginning of my ad,
ADMINISTRATION. OF the ten ambassadors
whom 1 have appointed five were by
promotion from the rank OF minister
Nine ministers now serving held their
present rank at the beginning OF the
administration. OF the thirty ministers
whom / have appointed, eleven were
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oRDER o. PCRLIcATIoN.

state of West Virginia.
At Rules held in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Harri-
son County, on Monday. the End day
of December. 1912, the following Or
der was entered:
John l. swiger and Maud Swiser.
VS. IN oHANCERY No. l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-03
f1ne Waists priced

fine waists priced
Many and various medium
and high cost Waists-Chif-
fon. Net, Lace - Waists
marked $1,000 to $500
sorted into four lots at four
prices $3.50, $1,000, $500,
$500.
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ar. an Mrs. L. T. Edy. OF Rich
wood. are visitors IN the city.
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Notice to Take DISPOSITIONS.
William Campbell.
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Susan Going Campbell
To susan Going Campbell:
Take notice that the depositions q
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Ey,KS TO MEET.

There will be a regular meeting Of.
the Clarksburg lodge OF Elks tonight
at s o'clock in the lodge room in the
Elks' home.
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promoted from the lower grades OF the
Foreign service or from the department
Of state. OF the nineteen missions in.
close and our interest is great, fifteen
three having entered the service during
this administration.
The thirty-seven secretaries of en-
bassy or legation who have received
their initial appointments after passing
successfully the required examination
were chosen for ascertained fitness,
without regard to political Affiliations.
A dearth OF candidates from southern
and western states has alone made il
impossible thus far completely to equal
ize all the states representations in
the foreign service. In the effort to|
eQualize the representation of the va
rious, states in the consular service j
have made sixteen of the twenty-nine
new appointments as consul which
have occurred during my administra-
ton from the southern states. This is
So per cent. Every other consular ap-
pointment made. including the promo
ton OF eleven young men from the con-
sular assistant and student interpreterI
corps, has been by promotion or trans
fer, based solely upon efficiency shown
in the service
Larger Provision For Embassies and
Legations Recommended.
In connection with legislation for the
amelioration OF the foreign service, 1
wish to invite attention to the advisa-
bility of placing the salary appropria-
lions upon a better basis I believe
that the best results would be obtained
by a moderate scale OF salaries, with
adequate funds for the expenses of
proper representation, based in each
case upon the scale and cost OF living
at each post. controlled by a system of
accounting and under the general di
rection of the department OF state.
In line with the object which have
sought OF placing our foreign servicel
on n basis Of permanency, / have at
various times advocated provision by
congress for the acquisition OF govern
ment owned buildings for the residence
and Offices Of our diplomatic officers, sol
as to place them more nearly on AM
equality with similar officers of other
na tons and to do away with the dis
elimination which otherwise must nee
essariIy be made in some cases in favor
of men having large private fortunes.
Diplomacy Handnaid of Commercial
Intercourse and Peace.
The diplomacy OF the present adj
ministration has sought to respond toI
modern ideas of commercial inter
course. This policy has been charac-
terized as substituting dollars for bull
let's. 1t is one that appeals alike to
deaIiStic humanitarian sentiments, to
the dictates OF sound policy and STRAIT
egy and to legitimate commercial
aims 1t is an effort frankly directed
TO the increase OF American trade upon
the automatic principle that the gov
eminent OF the United States shall ex-
tend all proper support to every legiti-
mate and beneficial American enter
prise abroad. How great have been
the results Of-this diplomacy, coupled
with the maximum and minimum pro-
vision OF the tariff law, viii be seen
~ COVE ,.rusi~ao.Po riou ~ the y-ouSYoP-
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HANDS DRUG STORE
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Z. L LONG, Treasurer.
NJ. p. sEIAVVElSY Supt schools
Commissioners OF Public Printing for
the state OF West Virg9nia-
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scaled Proposals GoF FIN
Binding and Sl0lCe5s
State OF West VirEinia
Once OF Commissions % Isll
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SUMMONS.

state OF West Virginia
To the Sheriff of Harrison
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

as of Promoter Jack Curley. was this morning selected as official referee of the championship battle to be staged here July 4th. providing nothing in- terieres to prevent the contest
 u Is said that Edward w. Coch- rane, sporting editor of the Kansas City Journal, will be the second cholce for referee, and Abe Pollock. another sporting writer and boxing authority, of Denver, third choice. Though considered up to the last mo- fnent for referee, Marx Levy, director Of the New Mexico Athletic club at Alouquerque was for some unex- planned reason left Eout As late as frlday. Levy is understood to have been the first choice for referee He rad the solid backing of the fans of New Mexico, who believed that inas- much as the battle is to be staged in this state, home man should have been selected to increase local inter- est in the contest
 Ed Smith has witnessed every weight championship battle since the
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

John L. Sullivan James J. Corbett championship contest at New Orleans. His most recent appearance in the ring was al Indianapolis on May 30th last, when he refereed the Ray Bronson -Packey Mcfarland 10-round bout. Smith is the man who officiated as referee at the Gotch- Hacken- schmidt wrestling match in Chicago two years ago.
 After numerous delays caused. it is said, by Governor McDonald's un- known attitude toward the fight work has at last been started on the arena in which the fight is to be staged and fifty men are rushing the struc- ture to completion
 The telegraph and telephone com panies are stringing wires to the arena. to handle the returns the day of the contest, while newspaper rep resentatives will begin to reach here about July 1st, including two men who will represent the Associated Press.
 It was officially announced today
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20
POWER ID COMPEL
 \ UNION STATION
Attorney General Delivers Opinion to
 Corporation Commission.

That the railway companies entering Phoenix should be required to main tain better and more commOdiouS passenger stations for the accommoda- ton of the travelling public is the be- lief of Attorney General George Purdy Bullard, who has written a letter to that effect to the corporation commits sion MT Bullard also expressed the belief that if the Commission so desire it has authority not only to require the erection of better station facilities: but that it can require that a union station be built
 The letter which was written yester- day sets out in formal language that
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

the passenger facilities of both the Arizona Eastern and the Santa Fe are entirely inadequate and that the sta tfons are unsanitary as well. He ad- vises the commission that under the constitution and the corporation com mission code it has the authority to order the erection of new buildings It is also said that there is a strong de
 mand for this improvement on the part of the public and the further statement is made that the railway companies themselves probably will not offer any serious objection.
 Eugene Fox, general passenger agent of the El Paso and Southwestern; F. W. Clapp, general passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern; c. H. Eaters, of Los Angeles and Paul Hastings of Prescott were in the city yesterday conferring with the commission regarding this and other matters con nected with railroad affairs in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20
hat the battle would be staged

that the battle would be staged in the afternoon.
 Many local people will recognize in Ed w Smith the man who for some months was in Phoenix endeavoring to bring the Chicago White SoX here for their training season. His son, Lester, who was also a well known sporting writer, died recently in Vegas on his way east after an at tempt to find health in Arizona.
 In this connection it is interesting to note that the afternoon of a game in Chicago in which the White Sox played, the grand stands and bleach CTS were all draped in black and oth- CT signs of mourning displayed in re- membrance of Lester Smith
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

Darling. do you really love me-" breathed the lover
 T do--haVe I not sworn it many a timer" sighed the loveresS.
 "You-have-but do youT'
 why do you ask? What have I done to make you doubt it?"
 "Ha, girl! 1 saw you--I caught yOu-'
 What did you see love? Speak," When 1 came in, I saw you set ting the clock an hour forward"
 She could not deny it. Her lffec- tion was not boreproof This was the beginning of the end.-CleVeland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20
FEAR

Post-Your. rich uncle was set upon by q bull.
 Parker-Where?
 Post-At his country place. Parker-Goodl I was afraid it was in Wall street-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20
ED. SMITH TO
 BE REFEREE
Veteran Sporting Editor of Chicago Examiner Is Agreed on by Champion Jack Johnson and Chal- lenger Jim Flynn

EAST LAS VEGAS, N NJ. June 1s. After a weeks consideration of I lcng list of proposed referees, which finally narrowed down to four names
 Ed w. Smith, sporting editor of the Chicago Examiner and intimate friend of Champion Jack Johnson as well
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and eXpectoration easy by giv- ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may be required This remedy will also liquify the tough mucuS and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epi- denies and is safe and sure For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-20

Try Republican Want Ad for results.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-23
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held on the goth day
of September, 1912, in the court
house in Dawson, Ca, in the man
ner prescribed for city elections, for
the purpose of allowing the voters
of the City of Dawson to determine
the question whether or not the City
of Dawson shall issue bonds to the
amount of twelve thousand ($12,-
100000 dollars for municipal i'm
provements; said bonds to bear five
per cent interest per annum from
date; said bonds to be dated Novem-
Der 18th, 1912, payable at the Office
of City Treasurer, Dawson, Ga, prin-
cipaI and interest payable as follows:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-08-23

As an invited guest l had the
pleasure of spending two months
near the coast with the family OF
Rev. Z. F. Morgan, who has a sum
mer home at The Ridge, three miles
from Darien, Ga.
We left Dawson June 4th, and
reached our destination June 5th al
1880 D. m. Through the courtesy OF
DR.. Clark, the resident physician, we
we're met in his automobile and driv-
en- to the home Of Mr.. Morgan
through a long grass-covered avenue
lined on either side with trees. The
house is beautifully located, having
large lawns in front and rear, wide
front and back yards-almost lawns
themselves The house, with 1ts
large rooms up and down stairs, re-
ception hall, dOrmOr windows, hooks
and corners make a lovely picture
standing among the princely oaks
draped in long Spanish moss, which
lends a bewitching charm to the
place. These trees and others make
a lovely setting to the yards and
lawns. While the oak predominates
there are many other varieties-ce-
da?, hickorynut, walnut, mulberry,
pecan and orange. A number of or
anges were hanging on the trees.
The salt breeze was delightful, es-
pecially at night when sitting on the
verandas, which extend around the
house. The birds also lent an added
charm. The mockingbird, that sweet
Southern songster, filed the air with
its song. The redbird with its bright
flashes of color could be seen fitting
in and out among the branches of
the trees. The whippoorwill with its
keen mellow notes was heard at
night, and the marsh hens in the
distance. All these things called up
untold melody.
From the east side of the veranda
we could see the light from the light
house on Sapelo island We had the
pleasure of visiting this island, due
to the courtesy of Mr., Hagan, citi-
zen of The Ridge, who took us Out
in his launch. 1t was a pleasant
day spent on the water. Nature
seemed to have conspired with Nj,
Hagsn, who had the outing in charge,
for no more perfect day could have
been provided. The sky was ceru-
lean blue, the sunshine smiled and
everything that could add to the
comfort of those on board had been
looked out for with care and fore
thought. On this trip we took in
DOboy island also. Doboy long years
ago was quite summer resort. We
explored this island through the
kindness of the Waterman. We went
through the once pretty homes, are
now in a state of dilapidatiOn. Sap
elo is crisscrossed by water, dividing
it in two parts. On the smaller par
is the light house, great irol
structure. The larger part has bee,