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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

81 itcben. Sic ipcrben bon teiner
Sofoniptipe beipe9t, lonoern bon Iels
ifen 9e5ogen, Die, iobalb Der 3ug
inn a6ihiiiii9en @eldnoc baS fir feline
Sortbcipcgnng Gusreidenbe 8efdue
bat, NIT nffenarti9er @eidpinbisfeit
auf oas Wa9enbah flettern INN aus
5rrllben uno fir Die Arbeit. Die Tie
bel Der ndd)iten Steisun9 pieber err
lpartet, neue &raft 3u iammeln. Zen
Geiicnoen bleibt nifts lpeiter iibria,
ais iid nit 0ebulb 8u luappuen. nab
rcro Der 3ug init elmer @eihpinbie>
felt, Die Der elmer bon Der Gle beiIiis
gelten Sfilpfrote gIciffommt. iiber
Die Sdienen friedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
@as mir ME perscTen,

iinb, nie bie 8iiienidoft %bebauptet,
@reigniiie aus nniereu Susenbjabreu,
pie 8. .. Sudlen's Irnifa : Salbe,
iuelde Die Nutter pber Die @roBs
mlltter 9ebraufte, UNI uniere Sranbs
lpnnoen, Seulen, 8riibpunoen, Sautz
nusbrii6c, Shnittipunben, @eritauz
dungen unb Suetidun9en 81 beilen.
@ier3ig Sabre Der Seilrngcn belueiicn
ibren 8ertb. llnuer9leihlib fir
Sdmorrboiben, Siibncrnugen nnb
9olbs Cores. NIr 25 Gents IN 3.
8. 8uete's Ipotbefe, 656 Wain
Str, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Grmer &erl!

8ie Die Nep Porter .@orIS"
melbct, bnt Sobn .. GoGeieler auf
ieiner Selibuns in Socanticn Sius BEL
Sarrptopn 8riefe erbaltcn. in benen
CT nit bent 1obe beorobt pirb. Saz
Der Iiao aui bent 0%runbtiide 5abls
reiobe, 6epnffnete 0oohter aneeitslt
porben. Scputp> Sbsriffs nnb Se.efz
tips. ionie Yripnts Seamte. Sn ben
9rieieu miro bon HodefeDer elm
2oieoelb geiorbert. Ild, 9eDen ieis
ncn Sobn, Sobn 3. Hodefcner. Sr..
linb Sooesbrpbun9en aliSael.oben
iporben, unb beiicu se9enpdrtis an
Idieru erfranften beiben fIeincn
ainper lperoen nit Grtiiibrung be-
orpbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Snfel Gsra iaat:

naleine llrlahen seniisen oitmals,
ntanfen 3euten sroben Summer
81 bereiten" llro cine tleine 0ernats
%ldliigung bel InfGlen bon Ser
ltopfung. Silioiitdt. llnperbaulihteit
ober anberer 2eber> llnoronungen lpirb
oas @leide tbuu. Wenn Chr frGntelt,
nebmet our ihnellen SeriteGung Or.
Sings Nep 2ife Yilen. 8elinoe.
6%uperldiii9, iiher unb MIR % Gents
in g. W. 8uete'S Ipotbete, $50
Wiain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ter Subnauer StraRenbabu getrieb

iuurbe iiineit bon -Siihen 10 gcitDri.
baB nui cinigcn Stunben berielbe gan5
cingcitellt iperbcu mubtc. Sizes tlingt
lcbr mic cine Siihgcidiftc in Der
lauren @urten6eit, unb bod iii tic
mirtlid pabr. Bon II ltbr bis
1910 llbr mn bon 1920 bis gc9cn
200 llbr mar Der game eleftriiGe
0icnit nuBer Sctrieb 9eicet. Nm
Snbc Der Idten Strnbc bciiupet lid)
Die clcftriidlc Sriebtruits Stution, Sic
benotbigt oiel @aiier, nm Die Surs
binen 81 fiiblcn unb 81 bctrci6cu.
SicieS plmpt tic aus Dem 6lulie. Nnt
Gnbe Der Sausrobre lit elm Sitter.
X ldes Iaes, ipas bider pie Waiier
lit. 5uruG1s(ten ioq. 8Gbrenb Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Sic @lpfcn BON 3iirih nlS
MuitergclGute.

Sci Der @ulpeienbeit bcs aoiiers
in 3iirih, Die pGbrenb ieincs Iufcnts
bnltcS III Der Sdipci6 nnd) Dem oifis
6iclleu Erogrnmm 9epldnt III, biirftc
cine %beioubcre tirdlide .Sorensmilrs
bi9feit" Der Stoot. pie MAJ in beuts
idcn Sldttcrn licit, mobl Die Illimerts
iamfcit nce 0onardlen errcgen, 0ie
Stapt 3iirit III nit Redt itol5 nuf
ben cinbrud5poaen 3uiommentlaug
ibrer 5abIrcidcu air1engeldute. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

obengcnannten Stunbcn nllrbc bieIes
Sitter nit Siid)eu unb anberem linz
roth inn @aiier 10 pcritopft, bab Die
Walfinerie 5llm Steben gebrad)t
iperoen mlBtc, bis Dos Sitter ge>
reinigt pcrbcn unb bic 8crfe ibren
nDtbigcn Sorratb an &aiier mieber
crbdlten tonntcn. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ter 9b,pe lit ms!

Sn Der Hd6e bon Sfeia, Sfla6oma,
lit ein rieiieer Serelope mIfgetal6t,
gum 9robteu @ntiebeu Der Seluobner
iener @egenb. Ser 2oipe lit pers
mutblid bon Den S5arfbergen herr
mnteroefommen. ST bat ieds
Sdfpcine nnb prei Yferbe biz Jest
setobtct. Die Ingit Der 8epolferlna
lit 10 9roB, baB iid Riemano bel
Nat)t auf Die StraBe tpagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
0'utter NIB feds aimser per6rannt.

Srau GmiIio Sebaro alis Iutber>
iorb. u. o., nit feds ibrer 4inber
fonbeu fiir5li6 eineu grdblid,en Soo.
ais bas SauS burh Selier 5eritort
plrbe. Ser Batter nit Dem iiebeus
ten ainbc rettete lid ourh eineu
Sprung aus Dem 5~rpeiten Stodperf.
Die aiuber itanben i'm Mlter bon mini
Wonaten bis IL Sabreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Shreflider Sallpus ltnfan.

guS Stint, Wiih.. berlmltet: Sn
finblid)em SorluiB bate Der 14idbriee
9beiter Setts iih al einem gum gllrfs
itieg 6ereitcn Sallon gu tbun semabt
unb lid babel i'll eincS Der Saue pcrs
ipidelt. Ils Der Snllon IN Die Quit
sing, lpurbc Der Surge, Den aopi
nad) unten, 1000 SUB bod nit bin
auf 9e5ogcn, bann itiir6te cr foot unS
nerItilmmclt CUR Grbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Gin japauiihcs Sabrfmriuium.

Sapau pnrf ii1 oeS Selibes elmer
Giicnbabu rilbmen. Ole an Sriginds
litdt ibreSgleiben nidt in Der @clt
baben biirftc, Sic bilbet cinen
Sdienenlpc9, Der Sboparn nit Nous.
mia perbinbct. Die uui Der Strede
perfebrenoen 3iige baben cine 8reite
bon 80 Gentimetcrn nnb cine 5obe,
Die einen @cnihen mittlerer @rObe
9erape ~seitattet, auired)i in @agcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

@icr So6ter BEG 2epiS glart'iGen
@bepaar i~eierteu am p Septcmber auf
bcren ldnSlidem Seiistbum bel O3art.
.Slrt.. 5u gleiher Stunbe Sod6eit, Sic
iuurben nit bier iun9en Tflansern
ocSielbcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ebelid pcrs
bunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ginfibrnag Der Wuinotiuc in
S1nemart

Na6 Dem bdniihen Straigeieb miro
Die @uilutine n~niturr peS Sanobeilcs
cin9eiiibrt. Scr @ori6lng ruft grobc
Iuireguu9 berppr, oa man nllgemein
auf Die Abihaffung Der Sobesitraie
gebofit bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

gan9en, lit red)t punberbar - aber
~fcineslpegs nuBerorbentlidcr, als
Serrn Tooiepelt's nele &icbe: Sic
brei Saiieu aaffee Des 9icp. Or.
Gpmon Mbbptt.
Or. Ibbptt 6eitdtigt Die @eidi6te
nit Der guttermilf, Dem SelBer>
lpnIIcr unb Der &ubmilh, aber anDcre,
ebcnio rcipeftablc 3eugen icscn bins
gu, DAB Serr Houieoelt g~cpobnlid
ied)s bis iieben Solicitations abiorbiert,
che or hfn Wagen in cine 9airp nit
tobleniaurem Sungfrau = Inbdngiel
perlpnnDclt.
MhIn, per lid einen Heim orauf
MAIDEN fam. ioa's tbunL MIR muB
cr babel bas 8ort rSheinbeiliger"
permeiben, ODER Der Colonel miro ibm
gang gebori9 aufs Sad Itei9en unb
i'm iofort gum Gbrenmit9licoc bes
"Sil8ners nno Wiiietbdtcr Clubs"
%trllennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Iusnabme Der Iotoren, in @robbris
tannieu gebaut iinb. Iud bier bolte
lid Gobp NIT leiuem ielbitconitruirten
Spppelbeder $1,000 ($5,00O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

(Cbigcr Irtitel 9ing ms pom
republitnnii6eu Ndtionnl : Gornitc 81.
SAB oieic 9eutc Scbbp gram iiub lit
alerotngs nidts @uBergclpDbnlihcs.
Scr Hco.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Gud nnierer crfem GrfnriiOn an Sienstag, Den II.
Scptcutber. 1912 at uub li5crt Gn1 baS bette Qano,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Gage, slima uD eOs--9e @cicaiAot, iueI4c as encr an5obl
aeres por5Hsltea 5ornrs rnS eartenIonO i'm sreearN GOmnsO,, Slorino, i9r
nabe bel Der 9anpt6abn Der 6!orioa Gait Goat aaiwa0; Ser Sntani purOe
m men % @'r dL gs Sieis ST ecosID 1T elmer Der aisnSenem soSSirine 9 So,
bier pOa9 unbennnt ga lie nbc am @cere lit. babeu mir fas nipe
agSeereslHft umo iOmit elm aIima peoer 1ib i'm sOHmer, nod faLt I'M
matsmls, geruaNtdt unN Experimentation eincu, seeiguet gs betmect
Tb genugcno SW8 (gelbe5 Sannenbo5) auf DEM Sdnbc, pclfcs Niatcrul fur
nOtbise DISQUALIFICATION Iicfert Cine SdgenHble lit in nnmittclborcr Ndbe.
seefursc. = Die Stride lit bcrcts 9ebaut. Bic ecncinbc mrb i'm
Shober cmn reTDierenbcn Yrnicr erbaltu uo cs pcrbcn @orcbrnngcn
gum Saue elmer S6ulc gtrpffcn.
geiaatenhcit nes eanpes nnO grohnftc -lnfr eaDariA bat einen
E9r probnthpen soOcn. Sc@r. ornitsfabige @samI Der ir9enbpic NIT
MIR tropide srHAte nit beonbercm erfol9e 8ieben, ;onbcrn aub eartens
\ sshoadie mO @smriie aler art. mD spsi big Orei erntsn bierOOn aaiabrs
lSsebari ub 3udcrrotr NIT 8uhm erios ansebaut ncrbcn.
u gstlaasIsHe @t 5t.Sst g SELL s1 DIT it i@n Storis s@,. 81" IL isE saE FsntoMss
gier: SIN @intsr pgosn Ger perfaaft gu 1870 Gents bas SueenO,
@eflugel per stud fir so Gents bis $1.Oo.
Sic @RarftpcrbdItnhc fmb glnihg-0c 6lorDa Gait GoaIs eiIcnbobn
erfredt i6 parallel an unicren 2dnoereien 0irethr erpreb>9rnh per>
anOet NIT aeD 9ort in a6 stmSen ro befOroert Os Semitic lis gu
an Der DEMONSTRATION pcrfauft perben obne gtube nnO obne ausIasen.
e IN nlabss s" Hmst ~ nS ; cine" n 5 Der ri b sSs af nff' Min deo .5 re . # an ~ s e.
Gait eoait Oiuer>gabn, MI feds Geeacn bon unuen aanperecn entfcrnt
s Snsm ai ssno III +, t oS hr ps sEt,. t arne1 ts IT $Hi saan n. s4ao T Dts tS!at:
an naHt $50 bis bis 500 70 per sr' sI sre; e @%se s" $500 6I bis IS $1'4 90 per- pei a ame;
aarOifeIn, $500 big 1915 per aere; gcasrie. 5000 big $4,000 per Acre;
$500 bis 5000 per acre, etc.
sinatn, iebob crbaIf man in 6loriDa srobe Grntcn obne finiIidbe aRit6lic.
sDss'% b{ a nDSsa ben Sn wieSSer ' Ssi bis GsY f"f Ed aas1 5srein Dr. ~ L" '@
eftnrronsn-sm erhsn mo hrhten aisnstaa isoen s@onats perSsn
$50 go; sionr Sails, :. Sat, $59.7s; Sioug Gp, So, $500; Smal
ga's aonis, % 3d. s 3 So tP Se&oit' sg Did, o. . $50 So 90 Sc'i GndHna fiS 6b Sa0; SOS.
9iensas, Dem II. September 1912.
&ommt uad nnierer Gbieaso Office ant erien
r gsesen nd9erer austunt penbe man lid in beutit oer enslHt an
FLORIDA INDI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
KatDoIildbe 1rdiaf1 River KoIof1ie i'm Florida.

fir MM mmmmmMNm WML no rim gMbMm m mmmNM aHm Nmuhs Mb mMMM9 wMM bus Ym mM Wm @
nmm uNdMd raider mmmm mu m mm mm mmm smt Der Ser smm; m man m 20 aw mr %dmuim
60 Nw hw mms w mm mmh Der hMma ummemmmM w S@S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
WiHenswertbes iber nniere &olonie.
SrangeT.

genn sic bic erflinse elmer neuen ernte, befebenb aug ben gang
parhen up tGllitcn 9erbtsSridten, af Den Warft brin9cn fpnnen, sur
3et, bd Sbrc @onfurrenten gelhGftslos fm0, Dann lit CO Ider. ob Sbre
Srudt iebr nerlnngt mmb lmb buB bteielbe idonc Yrie ersRbt. Dieter
umianb mirft iebr be9inpigenb, inbenn elm Sober it'd af Den Sran9ens
ump Grapefruit Serfauf perlaHcn lam i'm 9cnunnten Snban Iiper Sifrict.
Die Sran9en@Saine fan9en an 81 tragrn i'm finften biz iebentsn
Sabre uo er9eben labrltb $500 bis $500 per Mfer.. Sdbreno Dem
@adien Der Sdume pfan5t man ben bdypnden Iegenben Spben an nit
pcrihiebenen Srobuftcn, 1pelfc einen @rlps bon 800 bis $500, ia iosar
$1,000 per Ider ergcben.
gMr forbern Sic af, BEL irgenb peldem SrAhs @robbdnbler an5us
fra9en, up Ell miro Sbnen mittbehen, baB bag Snbian Gper Sbt so Gents
bis $100 per Site mebr forct, as anbersnpo gc5ogeneo Sbf. Siees lit
Der boberen Gualitdt Der Sorte unS Der 3it 5u6uHreibeu, nabrenb mls
der cs Den Warft crrctbt ocnn es bat 3it poltGnbig al reien an Sm
Saurne. 1mb brdubt niht sepHidt 5u neroen, reuu nod grin, aus Surdt
Dor DEM Srpf, fpie in anocrcn Sbelen SluriDas
5rauben= 5rndt (0rape 5rmt).
Cor peni9cn Sabren 5urid mar Grape Srut nod unbefonnt of Dem
Warfh. 8c bem Spmdto, purbcu aud feline 9utcn @iocnibaihu lonn
fam erfnunt. Scu5utage aMr mrb e5 aS Die gciunbete umb fonlhne
administrations 9cbrau6t. Su iebem 6otcl bier uno in fremben Gam
bern, tie in Niuipncn SamHicn, prb Grapc Srut iermert bel Dem
&orgeneien.
Ser Sebarf fir Grape Srit prb INNER Srin9enber perpcn. Die
8durnc tragen in pri bis bier Sdbren lmO ib ebenio prpfinbel dis ME
SraugensSdume.
gnanas (9nc NppIes).
Sic ananasru1t la6t it'd let6t cr5ic9cn, braud3t gernsc %iesc ms
brtngt rciflihe Grnte nnb etuenl Sabre. Ser 9ctrieh lit abr mGbr be-
ibrGnft a5 nie Der Der Srangcn nnb Grape Srut.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
CAR MEN
GET PROMO TIC IS.
Among Whom is O. L. Flow
ers at This End Of the
System.

Following out it's established policy
of promoting its old men TO positions
occasioned by the extension Of its
lines, the following appointments. an
ncunced yesterday, viii be effective
Jarrlary with the MonongaheIa
Valley Traction Company:
f. c. Bowman, superintendent Of
transportation and equipment, all
lines; o. L. Flowers. assistant super
inteudent CT transportation and equip
.ment, all lines; c. S. Norris, superin-
tendent of construction, all lines;
william Algeo, superintendent rail-
way overhead lines: and D. d. Leon
ard. superintendent OF lighting.
Mr.. Bowman who wifi have charge
of the movements Of the cars, trains
and equipment of all lines is veter-
an with the company. having been
connected with it in various capaci-
ties since the first car was operated
in Fairmont. During the last several
months he was in charge of the
Fairmont Zines only. but the new
ordef places him in control Of the
entire system
Mr.. Flowers, like Mr. Bowman. has
been with the company since its in
ception. Being a Clarksburger he be-
gan with that end and until the new
order was in charge$of the lines in
and about ciarksburg beginning the
first of the year, he VIII be assistant
oyer all the lines.
Mr. Norris has been with the com
many for several months and has been
devoting his tine to the construction
81 the weston line. He is experiences
in his line as is Mr.. Algeo. who viii
be in. charge of the overhead work
The latter is well known, having come
to Falrmout with the Bell company
i'm charge OF the overhead work and
has been with the transportation com
psnv a year. He succeeds D l.
Evans. Of Fairmont, who has resigned
to accept a position at Sistersville-
AIr. Leonard, who VIII be in charge
Of the lighting department in Fair
mont. has been with the company
since it was organized and is an ex-
Derr in his line. His department viii
ON. the frsi OF the year. be separated
entirely from the other features OF
the business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
OLIVE Tablets
OIL the Bowels
\ Physicians Substitute for Danger
Gus CaIornel.

When you feeI that your liver and
bowels need hep take Dr. Edwards
Olive TABLETS. Substitute for Ca!o-
mel. CalomeI IS effective. but dan
Se.ons-causing bad after-effects.
Olive Tablets are especially made
TO rake tn. place OF Ca!omel- Dr.
Edwards FOR yt1=s has been Calosne's
zoe. He saw its dangers and its disad-
van;aSes IN II years practice. treat
ing patients Tor u kinds Of liver and
bowel complaints In his Efforts to do
without Caiomei he developed his now
Famous olive-ol. o!ored tablets Olive
Tablets are mild. but effective. SAFE
and sure Pleasant TO cake but I'M
faIiinS IN results.
Olive Tablets OIL the bowels just
senouSh TO. start Natures own action.
-and they tone up the liver at the same
time. They are made from a rare
.com3ina tion Of vegetable compounds
mixed with olive Oil
. II YOU want 20 regain that feeling
of joyous buoyaEcy :,3d clear thought
fake Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets They
work Ike a vacation. 10 and . cents
per box
Every u;tIe olive Tablet has i
movement all its own
The Owe Tablet Co. Colu l-bus. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
WHIST PARTY
IS Held in An Enjoyable Man
ner at Home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson.

Thursday night there was an en-
ioyabIe whist party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. johnson. col
ored. on Monticello avenue Al
midnight table was spread for
eight persons The refreshments
we're such as to satisfy the most
faStidious both in quantity and
quality. Those present were Mrs.
deborah Ferry. Ms. MoHie Honea-
Mss Mamie Wight. Miss Tensy
Brown. Miss Hattie WASHINGTON
mrs NJ /. Johnson. AR N L. john
son ana Mr.. James W. comedy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
SEVEN
Offenders were Picked up by the PO-
lice Department Thursday.
90 nolfce denartment gathered in-

The police department gathered in
seven o6enders from THURSDAY
morning until the regular session Of
police court Friday morning. six OF
them were charged with being
drunk while the seventh one was
charged with beng drunk and dis
orderly at the fnterurban traction
station. He was held aad win be
given a hearing later. Two of the
DRINKS paid their fines while two
more went to Jail The others prom
fsed 10 leave the city and were re-
leased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
REWOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. A. b. Hall has removed his den
tai once from his residence on West
Main street to room 40. ?, Second
dpor. irwin Building, opposite post
cfnce.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27

Labor is ably represented on the
industrial com=T1issio3 recently ap-
IoinJed by President Tals 10 inSeSt3-
gate working conditions and relations
between capital and IaSor. II was the
intention OF Congress in creating Ghs|
commission thai three OF it's MEMBER
should represent capftai. three la Dor
and three the people at large. The
Representatives are john y. Lennon.
treasurer OF the American Fedora ton
OF Labor: James OeonaeIi. wee presI >
dent OF the American Federation OF
Labor. and austin r. GarrsIsof
president OF the Railroad Conductors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27

E AUBREY STOCK GO.
Uncle Tons
Cabin =

A handsome Photograph Of uIc
Aubrey stock Company will bc
siren 20 each person Friday night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
0IUsrcAIE.
leased.

There will be a rausiral entertain
ment and chicken supper given IN
der the auspices Of the Christian In
deavor society of Pride's chapel TO-
night. The admission Will be ten
cents. There will also be given away
prizes 10 the ones holding the lucky
numbers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27

Is very ap. TO watch the TsleSraTn
classified ads-espec!aIiy the ''ousl-
ness opportunities" and the real es-
ate for sale ads'i-veEy closely sisn
.z--EeVy 10 dadIn= a safe investEnep
-rEsch promises larger proofs fhaa
m-Fe azyirs.- hank is9eresi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27

l5gttle g, So ~
you avoid the danPeE Of TOnsiliEiG, QliingE.
Cronps Dipi theFis and othsF dread d71easss-
No 11ondsf TONtSgE. n 8. i 70 pop lar >
Sore 9I1uoot Cure. It. made q c1re
Soro Tlroats When you, hnge Sore Throat
the RateWaF TO the body i SICK
Then ron reed . remedy you can be =
Surs 0f-one made especially for
curing Sore Throat. Don't delay
TONS LINE Is the stitch in time
25 cents and 50 cents. Hospital
Size q 90 All Druggists. "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
COURT TO MEET
numbers

The county court viii meet next
THURSDAY and organize for the year
john ]. Sturm WHY succeed Charles
Pest as member OF the court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-27
rORr. DEDlCATEp.

The Eaon Bapus; church OF Bristol
Mil be dedicated December -. the
i.fth Sanday. Al az" e"rdiaiaS ihVit-
ed 10 atterd.-Advertise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

their family reunions at the big meet
ine OF Confederate veterans
The marrang dawned bright and
clear Tho san was not too hot for
days pleasures on the battlefield
which ran red with blood nealy a half
century ago. People living in the
mountains and little valleys within "A
radius OF thirty miles OF Fishers Iiill
made their way TO the reunion grounds
IL, all kinds OF vehicles. from the old
family carryall 10 the modegen auto
mobile The Southern Railway operat-
"a seven long excursion trains from
various points ON its line between
Washington and HarrisonOurg. in ad-
d.ton to INJURIOUS short trains. and
another long train, packed with peo-
PIE. was opArated BY the Baltimore
nd Ohio Railroad between Brunswick.
aid. ana the reunion grounds. The
ovid IN attendance was conservative
.y e.iimated at 10000
The committee of slower Camp left
pleasure OF the vast throng. There
was al abundance OF roast beef lamu.
fried chicken, Virginia ham. hard
boiled eggs Laid the day before. real
mothers bread ana pies and cakes
nakci By Virginia women, IS well as
gallons upon gallons Of cOifc. tea
ltmVnAde. pop and ginger ale. All the
Confederate veterans were Well fed in
a.
the thousands OF visitors We're suppl d
with "atables and dsnkab.es at cost
prices. The grounds We're efficiently
policcd and the crowd was, as "A rule,
respectful and orderly.
number OF bands of music were on
the grounds all day and gave OPEN
air concerts until the trains left this
Tho exercises OF the day were held
on large platform in the centre OF
the bait ciicld. ana were opened by the
singing OF the hymn. "How Firm "a
ounuabon. which was led by "A choir
composed Of members of the Stover
camp Chaptcr. Daughters OF the Con-
iedeEacy. Tho Invocation was made
by Key Or. John Poisall Hyde. OF Win
chester, chaplain general OF the Grand
Camp. United Confederate Veterans Of
Virginia
Alter an hour had been spent feast
ING upon the fat of the land, the vet
Grams and the!r friends rcassembled.
ana short walks We're made by eX-Con-
!cde!atos and number OF members
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
The latter were extended every cour-
tcsy. and the fraternizing OF the former
ioes was one of the most enjoyable
features OF the day
report gained crcdence I'm some
circ-es recently that the reunion held
To-Day would be the last undertaken
ny the veterans on account OF their age
and inhrfnities. but tho positive an
Aouncrment was made this afternoon
mat as long as there is Il member OF
StDNcF camp, OF Strasburg left. tho
Fishers Hin reunions VIII always be
Held on the hrst SATURDAY in August
ana aiter that the sons and the daugh-
trFs Of the veterans VIII continue these
great annual gatherings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Newport society. before hts departure
tAls week was in "A railroad accident
near White sulphur Springs. ~ which
me iwo enE nes Attachcl To his private
car 'Coirmuia,' were thrown from the
track. Bv great good fortune how
ever. no ole was injured. although the
accident occurred on high emoanS-
inent and might have resulted serious
~. After dinner on his car Nj Beck
man was taking Mr. and Mrs Edward
Cro1ier. Mrs. Ncwbold Fitting and H.
YALE Dolan If philadelphia. on a iaunt
TO White sulphur Springs. who're they
expected GO arrive at II o'clock IN
the evening The engines attached 10
the car ran into AN open switch four
teen miles this side OF White sulphur.
and We're derailed. causing a five
hours delay. and oblieing tho party
With band OF negro musicians. and
SandN Sir Beekmar's scotch terrier.
10 remain on Board ovrrnipht
Mrs Frederick = Ol>ott. ~ Scv-
por, who is in the habit OF spending
her Summers here. arrived this week.
nrinrioe ter horses with hor. which
she viii drive during her stay
Mrs G. H. Brooks and Miss VI n
BROOKS of New York also arrived
this w""k with tho exception ~ last
year. whom they were in Furopc. they
have sren' the last hal.-dozcu sum
mers at Hot Springs
EX Charcelor " j Marie. or Eliza
n"th' ' and Miss Magic. who are