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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-25
UNCLE SAM GETS
SALAZAR'S FINE
PROVISIONS

Washington, d. c., Nov. 25.-Three
wagon loads of provisions being car
ried over the Mexican border from
Columbus, N. NJ. for the use of Gen
eral Salazar's rebel forces. We're cap
tured and are being held by General
Steever. commanding Fort Bliss, Tex
as, who today reported the fact to
the war departments
The provisions were in charge Of
Captain Antonio LARA, a rebel, who
is said to have purchased them in
Columbus with money furnished by
Rogue Gomez, one of Salazar's hench-
men.
General Steever reported that Cen
eral Salazar who is advancing upon
Casas Grandes, has declared he will
capture that town in five days and
will be in Juarez within % days. The
Guipacha ranch in Durango, owned
by Americans, has again been sacked
by rebels.
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TERRIBLE SCENE
AT WAUKEGAN

Waukegan, H., Nov. 25.-The lat-
est news from the scene of the starch
house explosion here is that while l.
men are known to be dead and 20 in
jured have been taken from the
burning building to hospitals, it is
feared at least fifteen others are still
in the starch house. Firemen were
unable to quench the flames, which
burst from all quarters of the build
ing after the explosion and joined
with the employees from the main
building and the police in seeking to
rescue the injured and remove the
bodies of the dead.
So rapid was the spread of the fire
that the starch house which is a two
story building, 100 by 125 feet. was a
mass Of flames before the ,Gromen ,dT-
rived. The efforts of the hose men,
after assisting in removing the dead
and injured were directed to saving
the main building, which was endan-
sered from the fire.
The injured suffered terrible burns
and the surgeons and physicians has
tily summoned, gave first aid, swath-
ing the blistered and burned workers
before they were placed in the ambu
lance to be hurried to the hospitals
A similar accident occurred nine
years ago in the starch house, which
is particularly liable to damage.
DEAD NUMBER 23.
Waukegan, H., Nov. 25.-The death
list later in the day amounted to %.
Wentyeisht Of the injured were ser
iOusly hurt and some of them prob
Ilant amOIluts tO 500 UOO
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AND BOSTON'S
Ex-MAYOR ON TRIAL

New York, y. Y, Nov. 25.-After a
series of delays, the trial of Julian
Hawthorne, Josiah Quincy, former
mayor of Boston, and others. charg-
ed with using the mails to defraud in
way today before Judge Hough in the
federal district court. The case OF
John w. Mckinnon, secretary and
treasurer of the Hawthorne Mining
company, was severed from that OF
the othe. defendants at the request OF
the government.
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DYSPEPSIA AND
THEATERS FOR
Mr.. WILSON

Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov. 25.--Pres-
ident-elect Wilson suffered today from
slight attack of Indigestion, which
compelled him to decline an invita-
ton to take a sail on the private
yacht of Sir George Bullock, the gov
ernor. Mrs. Wilson and her daughter,
however, accepted.
Governor Wilson has accepted an
invitation 10 attend an amateur thea.
trical performance on Tuesday. as the
guest of Sir George and Lady Bullock.
In referring to the invitation Mr.. vii.
son said: Il am not bald enough yet
to sit in the front row, but | am going
anyhow
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DIR. ANNA SHA w REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF .SUFFRcHGETTES

Philadelphia, Nov. 25.-Dr Anna
Howard Shaw was this afternoon re-
elected president of the National Wo
man Suffrage association. The vote
was, DR.. Shaw, 291 Laura Clay. Ken
lucky, 20: Catherine ". Mccullough,
Illinois, -: Jane Addams, Chicago,
il. The reelection of DR.. Shaw was
made unanimous.
Spirited discussion over the trans
fer of Maud Wood Parks credentials
from the College Equal Suffrage Leag-
ue, to the Massachuset delegation.
drifted dangerous close to question
Of veracity at the suffrage convention
today. Finally, Miss Carey Thomas,
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DEAD IN
MIDNIGHT
duel.
DEPUTY SHERIFF OF SAND0VAL
COUNTY AND One SHEEP Thief
ARE KILLED AT ZiA PUEBLO,
MOSES ABOUSLEMAN MAY LOSE
HIS Arm

Terrible indeed must have been the
duel fought at Zia Pueblo, Sandova
county, late Saturday night as the
moon stood silver in mid-heaven while
the reports of rapid-firing rifles and
pistols announced the clash between
a band of five sheep thieves anG q
posse ct nine law enforcers, includlna
the owner of the 800 sheep which led
to the trouble.
THE DEAD.
Baulito Lucero, deputy sheriff OF
Sandoval county.
Manuel Archuleta, one of the alleS-
ed thieves,
The only one known to be wounded
is Moses Absouleman, prosperous
merchant and sheepman living at
Jcmez Pueblo, and formerly partner
Of Nathan Salmon of this city.
From the meager details which
have been received here today the
duel was between gang of four or
five sheep thieves and Mr.. Abousleman
and deputy sheriffs aiding him in
rounding up the robbers. 1t appears
that Mr. Abousleman was informed
Saturday evening while he was at his
home at .IemeZ that several proWlers
had been seen around his ranch at
Za, fifteen miles south Of Jemez.
Losing no time, the merchant and de-
puties made a dash for the sheep
ranch, surprising the robbers at
work.
Then a terrific fight ensued, a de-
putty being shot down right after he
had made one of the robbers bite
the dust. Two bullets struck Mr.
Abouslelnan in the arm, and one of
the bullets shattered the elbow.
Mr. Salmon was informed of the af-
fair last evening and at once set out
in his car for .Iemez with the inten-
ton of taking his former partner to
a hospital in albuquerque or bring
him here in order that the best of
medical attention may be given him.
Mr. Abousleman was reported to be in
terrible agony as a result of his in
juries.
ANOTHER FIGHT.
According to reports received there
has been stabbing affray at Ala
mogordo, Otero county, and the
mounted police have received orders
to be on the lookout for Ambrol Mar
tinez aged 80, ) feet 2 inches tall,
Weighs 145. dark complexion slight
squint in eye and looks mean He
has scar Il by "a of an inch on
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OF Bryn Mawr, president CT the Col.
lege League, got to the floor to make
ali explanation.
ladies, she said, shaking her
fingers at the delegates, Il always
tell the truth. If | did not tell the
truth. | would have no right 10 be
here" There was a stir, but it quick
ly subsidized. After Miss Thomas had
made her explanation the matter was
referred back to the credentials COM
mittee for further action and the con-
vention took up other things pertain
ing to the election of officers
Jane Adams. OF Chicago, was una
nimously reelected first vice-presi-
dent
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STATES CASE:
STANDARDIZATION

Goshen, y. Y, Nov. 25.--Attorney
Elder began his plea today in defense
OF Burton W. Gibson accused Of the
murder OF Mrs. Rosa Menscllik Szabo.
"This,' he said, lis a case based
entirely CT circumstantial evidence
no one saw anyone kill this woman
He described his client as a man
'houndcd and prosecuted by yellow
imaginations.'
Justice Tompkins interrupted al
this point to say that the states case
would have TO stand or fall on the
charge OF strangulation.
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D. G. r. G. WILL SPEND
100000 ON IMPROVEMENT

Denver, Colo, Nov. 25.-lmprove
ments end enlargements of the Den
Yer 4 Rio Grande railroad shops by
the expenditures OF 100000 was an
nounced today. 1t was stated that
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TWENTY FIVE ESCAPE;
TWELVE ARE IN.JtIRED

y Wilkesbarre. Pa. Nov. 25.-
\ Twenty-Five men had a narrow !,
= escape from being entombed by 4
= a cave-in at the mine of the Bar \
= mum Coal company near Pittston =
\ this afternoon. Twelve men were \
y injured before being rescued, two \
= SO seriously that they had TO be \
= taken to q hospital. \
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TWELVE KILLED.:
OVER 100 H

OVEn iOu nv n !.
y Waukegan, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-
= Twelve men reported killed and =
y more than 100 injured in an eX-
\ plosion in the Starch house at =
\ the plant of the Corn Products :
y company here today.
y Y \ \ y \ y y y y y
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EIGHTEEN HURT
LIN IROI EX CRASH

y Montreal, Quebec, Nov. 25.- \
y Eighteen persons were injured \
=, in collision between two sub y
y urban trolley cars near here to- =
= day \
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CHINESE STILL WANT
MORE u. S. MONEY.

Chicago, H., Nov. 25.-A special
cable from Canton, China to the Chi
cago daily news today announced
that the Chinese will.seek more loans
in the United States
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|. TWENTY-FIVE HURT :
IN EXPLOSION.

= New York. y. Y, Nov % =
' twenty-five men were injured y
' today, two mortally, by the ex- y
Y plosion of vat of sulphur in the y
\ Union Sulphur mills in the Will y
y iiamsburg section of Brooklyn. y
y Fire followed and buildings \
y which occupied an entire block, y
y were destroyed. Loss, 100000. y
\ Il \ y y \ = y
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To HOSPITAL

= tt HOSPITAL.
y Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. %
y John Schrank, the man who shot
y Colonel Roosevelt, was taken to
y the Northern Hospital for the In
= sane near Oshkosh, today.
= & =
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mara to blow up four jobs and their
arrest there, which prevented the
wholesale explosions" which were
soon to be carried out he said.
OFFERED BIG BRlRE.
After we We're arrested in Detroit
and while we were on the train going
to Chicago, James b. began to yell
about being Kidnapped said McMan-
igal
Guy Biddlnger, a Chicago detec-
tive, had us handcuffed ]. b. offered
Biddinger $1,000 TO let us escape Bid
d:nger refused. Then j. r. raised the
amount to $4,000 saying he would
get the amount from J. j. Mcnamara.
He said if Biddinger did not let us off
the train there would be a gang wait
ing for him at Chicago, and they would
get him.
Then J. b. said to Biddinger, If
you don't take the $4,000 Clarence
Darrow will get it, for we will have
Darrow'
"J. b. begged Bddinger to allow me
to go or to allow my wife to 90 to
Indianapolis to arrange TO procure the
money. said didn't want my wife
mixed mp in it,
AT Chicago We were taken to the
home Of a detective named Reed j.
+. sent for me and was allowed to
talk to me. ] reminded him that he
had talked too much on the train, that
he had told the detectives the Los
Angeles explosion was caused by gas,
and therefore, he had shown he knew
too much. He said he would deny all
that. He asked me what we should
30 y ;Fpewered, every man for MIN
SELF t .....
william ]. Burns came to me and
made clean breast of it to him.
Later in Los Angeles, | told the au-
thorlties my whole story"
Senator Kern then began cross en-
amining McManigal.
McManigal testified that James B.
Mcnamara admitted he wanted to
kill him (McManigaD in the Wiscon.
sin woods. Judge Anderson announc-
ed he would not increase the bonds
of other defendants and would pass"
the motion for the present
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DYNAM|TER WISHED
TO RIVAL THE GREAT
FRISCO EARTHQUAKE
l BLOW Los ANGELES OFF The MAP B. MNAMARA IS DECLARED
TO HAVE B0ASTDL0cKS OF THE PANAMA CANAL AND FRlCK BUILD
ING IN P!TTSBURC ALSO SCHEDULED TO Be SHOT TO Pieces
WOULD BLOW Up SLEEPING CAR
TO KILL 4 STENOGRAPKER

TO Los Angeles and undermine tie
acQueduct and the water works. Then
put bombs at various parts of the city
aud blow the whole town off the map.
The people will think there has been
another earthquake similar to the one
at San Francisco. "
McManigal then described his go
ing to Detroit with James b. McNa-
mara to blow up four jobs and their
wholesale explosions" which were
soon to be carried out. he said.
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Continued on page four)
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Berlin, Nov 25.-The German for
eign Office has not deviated from its
previous attitude OF confidence that
an amicable settlement of the Austro-
Servian controversy will be reached.
The Nord Deutsche Allgemieine
Zeitung, in an inspired note today, de-
nies the alarming reports which have
been in circulation on the Bourse that
the position taken four days ago by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-13

Two frame dwellings
218 feet deep, facing
streets, one a 2-StoTY
slate roof, cement block
dalton, paFlOr, hail. reg
room, dining room, Sl1s
and pantry on tlFSt f-O0F5
bed rooms, sewing room
bath on second floor; base
and attic, fine mantelS, inns
in oak and white enamels
other is a2-story frame
roof, cement block found
5 rooms. bath, pantry, goo
mantels, oak finish. This prop
erty is located in one a
CIarkSburg's best residence
sections.
PRICE 5000
0ne-third down, one and
two years.
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known creditors and other persons in
Interest may appear az the said time
and place and show cause. II any they
have. why the prayer Of the said peti-
zion should NOT be granted
And II Is further -ordered bE thc
Court that the clerk SnaflsSeEid by mail
20 all known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order addressed 70
them at their places Of residence As
Witness the Honorable Aston @;
DAYTON Judge Of the said Court. and
me seal tSeTeof. at ClarIlsburS in said
district; on the 9th day of November
a Aticst: G r. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
L. :. y. c. n. D. w va
CsEAI)
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-A twO-stOry house. .
rooms. with reception hall and bath
front and back porch nicely finish
ed, on paved street located on Ne
chanlc street. Two minutes walk
from Empire Bank. Price $500
easy terms Address A w care
TELEGRAM Office.
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sINrEs.- IvAI3NI ZOE sALiE CHEAP-

FINE FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
containing 21O acres. Price So
600. reserving nothing, or $4,000
reserving one-haIf OF the usual
royalty for oil and gas. Terms
$4,000 cash, balance $500 per
year. 1t is now leased for oil and
gas at 5000 per year rental and
$500 per year for each gas we'll
1t is less than one mile from eight
producing oil wells. This is
new field just beginning The
farm is located about miles
from Ravenswood. W. Va,
town Of about 1000, and on the
Ohio river. B. & o. railroad, two
miles from Sandyvi1le, on the r.
S. & C. railroad, one mile from
flag station. miles from Ripley,
: the county seat, and on the NJ G.
v. railroad. one-haf mile from
two school houses, store, postof-
fee, telephone in house, on the
r. F. D. mail route, the main
county road. and gas line and
creek runs through farm: about
80 acres No. i creek bottom. bal
ance hill land. It is watered to
perfection; there is a never failing
spring on the hill side sufficiently
high. with small expense can be
piped in the top of every building
on the farm. There is very little
waste land, almost all can De
pIowed or run over by machine.
165 acres cleared. oaIance small
timber; 40 acres OF it in good
blue grass pasture and meadow
ali good rich soil, 50 bearing apple
trees, about 100 apple and peach
trees about Z years old. One and
a half story dwelling in fair con-
ditfon, need about $35 to $50 re-
pair. Nine rooms, double chin
ney in middle, small hall, front
and back porch, cut stone cellar
under kitchen, never failing weh'
all kinds of outbuildings in fair
condition. Large garden with
good pailng fence around it. Barn
35x5O with two sheds attached.
fencing in fair condition VIII
further state this farm has been
rented for six years and the pas
rure fields have grown up with
weeds and the fences have gone
down. Former owner, before his
death, refused $4,000 for this
farm. am no real estate agent
own the farm and want to sell
ii, live 10 miles away and can
not look after it. To see the farm
call on Jonah Hawk at Ravens
wood, W. Va, and to buy. write
or call on the owner. G. w
,Kotzebue, New Martinsvil1e, W.
Va.
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355 Main Street,
msCEII.AETEoUs

/ VIII place your subscription for
the Country Gentlemen, the Oldest
and best farm paper published, for
csc for every week from now until
February 1st.. 1913. Grace z. Keyes,
Bell. .6S2-J.
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lTorthern DiStrieE Of west Virginia, IS:
ON this 9th day Of November y D
49,. on reading the foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that q hearing
no had upon the same on the @Otlt Gay
~ D.sceTnb.r. A y. 1912 before said
Cour-; At ClarEsburg In said district: a
notice thereof be published IN the
ClarISSfrirS Telegram newspaper
printed in said District. and that All
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STEALEY AVENUE

Frame, slate roof cottage.
brick foundation, on lot go by
100 feet.
PRICE ST, 800
0ne-third down, one and
two years.
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FOR sALE-One ana one-half acpes,
near car line at GrasseIIi. win sen
cheap IL sold at once. Inquire Of
]. w. watts, IS Third street, Haz-
eI Atlas ddition.
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I viii duplicate every Qner made
by any responsible publisher or agent
on all Book and Magazine Clubs. Tel
ephoue Bell 1921. VIII call. Grace
E. Reyes, corner Third and Hickman
SITS.
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NE HAVE a fine car of apples and
potatoes on track for sale. grown
on our fruit farm at Terra Alta
Anyone wanting apples and pota-
Toes will please call at car, and We
Will make prices right Car WI!
be on the hill by SVVift's wholesale
house Can deliver them to your
residence. Car will be open on the
1otb ard 18th. C. w. southern *
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WANTED-YOGr pipes and umbrel-
las for repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Eevys smoke House,
Pike ST. .-n7u:
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FOR SALE-A farm OF 215 acres and
1o2 acres. can sell together for sep
arately, the former mas TWO sets OF
building all in fine condition. $oo,-
90 feet Of timber, three miles from
railroad and boat Write for par
ticuIars and price. e. S. Byron,
Lock Box 8, Stuart. o.
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FOR SAILS milk COWS, two full
bIooded Jerseys; one will be fresh
December /; one fresh in August;
one three-fourths Jersey and one
fourth Holstein- Apply at Sam
uel Gordon's residence. Buckhan=
non road.
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w.ANTED-.All subscriptions ia city
or suburbs due Church Calendar.
paid at once. Agnes 3. Flynn, 30.
FYvnu Sr
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a GOOD BUSINESS MAN

4 GOOD BUSHES MAN
finds efficient helpers. II he Is de-
ceived, now and then, and hires an
Incapable worker he ma lSes a pronPr
use OF .ne Telegram help wanted cole
umns-and co-rects this biunder.
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FOR SALE-One five room house and
three lots on Jarvis street. Also
one three-room house, Stealey
Heights Cash or easy payments
Bargain. Address IS. j. care Tel
Gram Office.
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statesmen
gITUATION5 WAITED

WANTED-By young woman. twenty
one years OF age position as Assist
ant housekeeper. chld's nurse. or
other similar employment. at reas-
enable wages. Address ID. X,
care Telegram Office or call Bell
phone TS4-R-4.
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
Eight-room dwelling house. metal
roof. oak finish, cabinet nantels.
double porch, good drilled well, on
one-half acre lot, near New Fair
Grounds. Cheap for cash or on easy
payment plan. Would exchange for
farm or city property. Apply TO
room No. 2I9, Golf Bldg. go
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HAVE SOME RIAL. genuinely good
pictures made Of yourself and send
them to your friends and relatives
for Xmas. at the Our Way Studio"
Mrs. NJ z. Rarick-
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EUCLID AVENUE

. Frame, slate roof dwelling,
cement block foundation, Two
story, 4 rooms, bath, lantTy
basement and attic, fine man
.teIS, oak finish. lot 4oxl20 It.
PRICE $4,000
0ne-haif down, balance on
terms.
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wANTED-GirI for general house
work. Apply 1O1 school street.
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FOR SALE-e1 room hotel. in town
OF wallace. doing good business:
also two-horse transfer. either with
property or separate. young horses
years old. either cash or payments
Selling on account of my w!fe's
D. health. ]. w. Hail. Wallace. w
8 Va H-
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60 - "a - Il NovemDer J
nRnER o. NOTIEE EREHEQ1T.

D. or ,,,.->-or,-r
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CLOSING OCT SALE = OF fancy
feat theirs and bands: velvet and SILK
flowers. home made aprons, scarfs.
hair goods. veiIinEs, wings ana
trimmed hats at less than half price
Bazaar Millinery store, 1$2 Second
St Come early.
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FOR SAIE-Seven young white Wy
andotte hens. one ceckereI and
twenty young chickens: all are fun
bIooded white Wyandottes. Thee
do~e Boone. Industrial. Main ST.
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WHY PAY 5000 for lot on = hin,
when You can buy level lot, 40 oy
12o Eeet. with alley IN rear, in one
of ClarksburR's best residence sec
lions for $500? WAGER, sewerage
and gas lines ready to connect; ce-
rnent sidewalks. For location, price
and terms. address posrohice box
126 city.
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1NTFE0 STATES
Northern District
IN THE UNITED
COURT IN
DISTRICT.
In the Matter or
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FOR SALE-At court house. Satur-
day, November 10. at I:15. five good
milk cows This is a bonafide quit
business sale. SO come early and
get your choice. G. c. Finly, Auc-
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LOST

LOST-A cameo pin, with a mans
head carved. and gold mounted. If
found return to $Sf W. Main St,
and receive reward
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QE A1IEG1CAS
( West Virginia, So:
STATES DIST RIOT
AND FOR SAID
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ELM AVENUE

Two-story frame dwelling,
slate roof, brick foundation, s
rooms, bath, pantry, cabinet
and base manteIS, oak finish,
Inf AnY1 60 feet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-13
WANTEp-MaIe ae1P

wANTED-High class men TO sell
trees. shrubs. roses. vines, berry
bushes, bulbs. etc. Good wages
permanent Exclusive territory
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Roches-
ter. New York.