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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
STARKVILLE NEWS

Mrs. John Iill Of Sopris visited In
our camp on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Pollard was shopper In
Trinidad on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lawrence. OgroiowskIw a. in
Trinidad Thursday.
Mrs. T.. r. lioguc Of pi"dmon, vis-
tied her sister. Mrs. Ed O'Donncll on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie D"unison have
located In Sopris where they expect
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. De lean and
daughter Gladys mad" visit 70
Trinidad on Friday.
Many from this camp attended tn"
funeral o! 4. II. Kinney. which was
held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Haw'on visited In
Trinidad on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Brighton and Mis-. Ma
mis WaEs'aH visited friends in
Trinidad Sunday.
Miss BirdI" Lincoln and Mirs
Nor,hupp ~.r" Trinidad visitors on
Tuesday.
Rube Raidock was In Trinidad on
n business trip Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Dennison OF soprls visited
friends here Tuesday.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Philadelphia. Nov. S.-W. r.
l!aines. governor elect of Maine, Is
under trcatmcn, at the McdIco CHR
ursical hospital. He Is suffering
from eye trouble anu Is threatened
with blindness. ~" expects TO be at
the hospital for several days.
All Pattern and Trimmed Hats ut
actual cost. 1Oh South An.m.s II
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TELLING THE BEES

From Ave Maria.
The custom OF telling the bees" Is
often referred to by those interested
in curious happenings. In some
parts of England it has always been
the habit to inform the bees when
ever there is n death in the family.
particularly when it that of the mas
ter or mistress.
Someone raps upon the board sup
porting the hives and says: Mourn
with us. master Tor mistrcss) of the
house is dead
It is thought that If this duty is
neglected the bees Will die; and
many old servants are fond of telling
how the bees pine away when no one
thinks to give them the sad message.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
CLIO CARD CLUB MEETS

The CLIO card club met yesterday
Arizona avenue" An enjoyable after
noon was spent in playing cards. til.
firs, prize. n beautifully hand painted
flatc. Icing won by Miss Mary Ring.
The consolation priz" went TO Mira.
Andrews Tho i1ucs', OF honor wer.
Mira. l.. u. Matthew'S. Mrs. Ward and
Miss Grace LIil"y. Dainty refresh
mcn,s w.r. served by tn. hostess. as
listed by Mis- Iilley.
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DR.. PERRY JAFFA BETTER

The many friends of Doctor Perry
Laffa learn with much qualification
that he has successfully undergone
the operation which was performed
upon him last week in one OF the
Denver hospitals. Doctor Jatta has
been in poor health for some time and
his condition could only be relieved
by an orcration,i II no other COM
plications set iu Doctor Jaffa will be
able to return to this city soon.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
DIET AND PRE-.
NATAL INFLUENCE
Dr. r. J. Allen

Dr. r. J. Allen.
A reader who has been Interested
in the hints on prenatal inilu"vC".
reports birth mark in the form Of
n cluster OF cherries attrartivcly dis
played in n window. An irritable.
nervous temperament. is induced By
Irregular eating. Care should BE- TAX
on TO 1voih irregularities III eating.
and to he satisfied with simple.
nourishing unstimulating diet. But
where there il an uncontrollahic de-
sire for some food that is known to
he Objectionable. II is better to salts
~ the desire than to allow a persis-
tent craving to continue. Many alb
normal appetitcs are established By
ignoring such craving.
\ married man has to growl occas-
ionally just to keep from forgetting
how
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

ut is Il pleasure 10 tell you iha:
Cough Remedy is the
hes, cough medicine ! have ever
used writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
OF Lavonia. Ga. Il have used II with
all my children and the results have
been highly satisfactory" For sale
by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
LISTEN For WHISTLES

. The Chronicle-News carrier 4
= boys have been supplied with Z
. new whistles and will blow Z
. when making delivery of papers.
. Listen for the whistle.
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Writnoer=9aa
@mrbc aeitern IN eiubrmdspoQer @eiit
tm Sbio Med)anies Suititnte
gefeiert.

0Sm Sbio We6anics SSnititute mar
geItern Elm Doppelter sSeittag, ndu,lth
Der 8rlnoertaa 1no Der gnterp 8e>
oenftag. Die offt5ieQe SSeier, bic oon
Serrn Grofeiior Sobn 8. Sbearer
geleitet lpltroe, fano am Gahlnittag
itatt unO 5u berlelbell batten iid) Die
sSreuuoe uno @onner ser 9lnltalt in
altberoroentIih groBer 3abl eingefur-
BEN.
SSSm slni6luB an oie WemorlaLfeier
rrurOe auf Elm neues 3epartenent
Der 9In'taIt formeIl eroffnet, ndtnlit)
oa5 Gepartement fiir SauShnltlmgss
rlnterrlht, 0eiien 5nedmdBige unO
prad)tige Ginrihtung Elm 8eIfenf
BON Trau Us. =. 9oepfe lit. NatiirIid)
benllpten Die Iheilnehmer on SEN ge.
itrtgen iSeiern Die 8elegerrheit, INN
oaS SSnnere oes prddbtigen neuen
Setnl5 Der 9lnItolt eingebefto 81t be-
1tfrtIgen lmo Serrn Erofeiior Sbeos
rer Die BEN iibrigen Dtitgltebern 0er
tSafllltat, Delde Die Sonnerus mdh,
ten, lpuroen oaieittg Die groBte 9lner.
fennung ge5Ollt.
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&err 8uftoo 2alnbef iiberreidte oa5
SS1lItrument nit einer biibihen SIN.
iprahe, Ser freunoid)aftlifcn 8eii't-
nung Der Wtitglieoer ibrem Grmeiitcr
gegeniiber 9lltsoruf gebeno, 6errn
Rabits. IerieIbe mar Ourh Die inter-
nartete gbrltng 10 ttef belpegt, OaB
CT MIR Denige @orte Des Gaufcs 3u
iagen perlnodte. gtad0ern 6rau Sdu-
manns6einf nod nit 0ilfe Der @ic-
trola yStiQe gtu6t" geiltngen bate,
fano Die fIeine SSntpromrptllfeier ibrea
9lbidluB. 8ielnehr cine 8ouie. Sic
Wtitglieoer bcgaben ii6 in Den Sana
fettioal uno lieBen lid Glen un0
Srinfen gut idgneden r5n 9lnbetraft
Ser beIonoer5 feierIihen 8eIegenDelt
Dur0e @ein ierOirt. 9lud febIte e5
niht on munteren Heocn uno ba5
Saniclmam Quartet perlf0nte Den
IbenO ourd) &leoeroortrdge.
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nen, iebr erergiih 5uriit. Sic ertiars
te, oaB es ihr beiier gebe lulo oaB lie
nrehr 8eIo peroiene, pie mand)eS
NGod)en, pelde5 iid nit barter rno
cbrenhufter 9lrbett bllrfs &ebeu 81
ihIapen babe. 9fihter Stride iub, OaB
Die 9[ngeflagte unDerbeiierIid) :par
lt1to belegte lie nit elmer 8el0Itrdfe
pom $50 uno BEN Soften. "a Ibelnla
fein 8elo bat, nrllB lie 80 Gage i'm
2lrbeitSbaus 5ubrlngen.
2Sobn &eegat, ipeIher ollf 8eran=
laiiung ietner Srau Oerbaftet 1porOen
mar, neil er ieinen 9lrbeit5lobn 81
pertrinfen pflegt, itott fiir feline 8ottin
1no ief)s alnoer 81 iorgen, ertlGrte
iih bereit, Dor elnen1 8eiitlid]et Dos
8eliiboe Ser gntbaltianlfeit oh.
3ulegen unb 1puroe entlaiien.
8irgil WalieD, ein idnpar5et
nStuBer" unO 3ubalter BON 8erlli
crhieIt cine Strafe pon 80 IaGen 9lr'
beitsbaus, $50 uno Soften nuTge'
brunnlt. Or erfldrte alleroings, IN
CONNER OILS &ellner in Goltep S2lant
ill arbeiten ut1o pabreno Der SaiIor
genug 5u oeroieren, nm BEN Relt DC:
Sabres ais 9lentler le6en 81 fonnen
iano ieood biernit bel 9errn sSrldt
feinen 9laubPr.
Midael Suisban, peId)er in BE
trunfenem 3uitanoe in ei1em @auit
| on Der George StraBe Raoau &c
idIogen uno cine SSniaIiin oes 9fe
iorts nit einern Weiier beorobt bate
fam, ba er nod nid)t porbe1rait mar
INIT 3ablung Der Soften oapon.
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liber's Notwithstanding an Der A.,
nabe Walnut @traBs, au babsn.
2lm Nbenb finbst bic Yorteauns,
ipie getpDbnlid i'm GrdnD Opera 5oufe
itatt unb aipar audi i'm Rabnen elmer
Weibnahtsporitel CUR Quffiibs
rnng fommt bas semiitbpoue 8olfSs
itiid nit 8eIdns: Die 6erren SDbne".
Der lebte att fpielt am Meibnahts@
Ibeno uno 5tpar beim berrlihen 2ih-
tergldn5 oes Weibnahtsbaumes. Oas
publifum lit gu oiefer Jeier auf Der
giibne eingelaDen. Seoer 5Eedterbss
iuher erbdlt ein Coos nnb Der Weibe
na9tsmann bes 9eutifen 5beaters
bat so @eihents fir bic Snbuber ber
8eipinnnummern, bic burh ainoer &c.
aosen iperben. Sbne 3tpeifel miro bas
publifum auh fir Elm Weibnahtsse'
itenf fir ben Director unb iein'
tpadere aiinitlerihaur Gorge TRACER
unb 3ipar in Der 9eitalt zines dusper'
fauften 6uuies.
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|SoeIpb s. WiIion, %, 2727 Gris 2lp.
lgDitb 9. SuIsp, 20, 1861 Mihigau
Ipenue.
JWm. M. 9srrp, 80, S6dron, 8.
lgpe Smitb, 81, 403 9eoree Ctr.
(albert 5rant qlas, 81, California,
I Sbio.
lGarris Gsan, 25, 1911 8alnut ctr.
}Gbas. 6. Cor, 26, At glsncos qlacs.
lWarp 6. Ruib, 80, bssgI.
(Wm. u. Sirgsnisn, 81, Mt. Waib-
I ineton.
loouru Greensboro, %, Ais Stantsp
Qoenue.
}Sobn 8. Ssaline. 25, Dias6pro, Snb.
lpearl u. Sietsrman, "a, 2149a
Jreeman Ipenue.
l4nbretp R.Gunningbam, 81, George
! topn, aD.
lannis s. Warrins, 19, 312 Oregon
Strabs.
lgllfreb NidoIs, %, 80 Sit 2ibsrtr
! StruBe.
lgertbd Spang, Is, 1042 Sobn Str
|gbos. s. 9rinter "a, Susculum 4p
lWsarp 6. Mcgteal, 19, 80 SIt 3. Str
}gernarp 9. Spanbausr, Baltimore
! Mb.
lSrma 81. Sod, Gil Dsit Rodoal;
Ibenue.
(StanIsp 9. 5rsibsre, 20, TAG Green.
! ipoob 2lpe.
lRoIalie q. Bloom, "a, 3589 9ogar
Ipenue.
(Sohn gilbert gidmsisr, 21, Wei
Sort Rpup.
lMup guooorf. Is. oessl.
(ssobn gpers, 20, 421e Donneu Str
lSopbta gli3abetb 5unte, %, 9rat
Rpao.
|Glore 6antrop, "a, 2odlanb.
lannis RoB, 27, bessl.
IYetsr papel, 20, 825 8ant Ctr.
lgunita Simoc, %. besgl.
(5bos. 2utber Samss, %, Serrdc'
I Bart.
Ssnnie Duncan, 80, besgl.
(Sobn glpmon SOnes, %, 627 Smitl
StruBe.
Georgia Wtoore. 80, bessl.
(albert Sames, "a, 1909 Race Ctr
(Mattie Gurrp, 20, Selbi.
lSobn g. Wation, SO. 0apton, Sbic
lgmilp 6. MutIon, 20, 918 gapmile
Strabe.
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AmS >e,it 4pli3ei9eridbt.

Ser Chauffeur George Seloridlon
mar am Samitag III Clifton mesen
llebertretltng DER Ilitontobil-Sroi'
mans perbaitet 1uoroen. gr nrlBte
geitern Dor Dem Nid,fer lelb1l 5ugeben,
oaB er nit elmer sSabreelbuinoigfeii
uun As Neeiteu Die Srllnoe burd,
'Gliftcn gerait mar. 9iihter Sride blell
unter oielen llntltanOen cine ereHlpIas
ride Strafe am Elase uno perllr-
theilte oen Anaeflagten 5il elner
Celebrate Don $25 lu1o oer 8olte1
Selma Weartin, cine notorllte
8ertreterin Der 9nlbtpelt, pollte lir
alif cine 8efebr,,na obiolut ntdt EN-
laiie1 ,,no tpies oas slnerbieten, in
Der 5ope Wiilton 8obulng 81 neb.
ren ano ein me,les 2eben aa begun.
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6at Der 2iberal gaperiide llnteritiib
mngs-@erein ieiae bisberisen
Vean1ten,

Ger 2iberal 9nperiihe ltnterItiib-
lungs. .8erein bat ieine bisberigeu ge.
anlten in 9lnerferlung ibrer getrellen
BfIibterfii0nng iamIntlid) oltrh cine
WiebertpabI fiir elm meiteres sSabr er.
ip1blt.
Die 8eantentpnbl fanb qelegentlih
Der eeitern gber1o mn 8ereins-Saupi
ouartier, Sah's 5aae, on Der gloer
StraBe, in ipelher Yralibent eSafob
Slid Den 0oriib fiibrte, ipdbreno Se=
fretdr 8eorg S. 3itt ienes slnrte5 OILS
Brotofollant paltete itatt lno Die er.
ndbIten, reip. ipieoererlpdblteu 8eanl.
ten ilno:
Hr1iioent:: Safob Slid.
@ioe-Hrdlioent: 4. Soepier.
Rrotofoa. sefretGr: 8eorg s. 3itt.
sSinan5iefret1r;: 3. Sdref.
Shabmeiiter: sSafob 3rautb.
aranfenfommittee: g. 4itbn rmc
u. @ueIt.
Srultee: u. @Liiditein
,Sabnentrager; sf. 9fofer.
sSabtlenbeeleiter: SobnMiuenh UNI
Deter Sans.
Oils @ablrihter fitngirten 0ie Ser.
rem Honlcn Soleer imb Sbomat
9riefer.
Sie sSnitalliruna firthet in Ser err
item reaelnaBigen 8eriammlung in
nelicn Sabre itatt uno NIT oieier Der
ialnmllmg ipirb eine neine sSeier per
bllnOen Iein, fir Die Die arrangement;
bon eineu aonmittee getroifen lper
ben, oas it'd, aus Sen Serren q
8liidItei,l, 9. 4ith,t uno 81. aaeltl
suimuneniett.
| als giiheril,1teriud,un
tpuroen Die 5erren Mf. &nodel, 9
Webrfris unh a. aaeltle ernannt I'M
Der Erdiibent ioroerte Die iGmmtlihe!
geamten ant BEL Der Repilion suse
| gen 5u len.
! Seit Der lesten Serianm,Ilng ia
Der 0erein elm treues Weitglieb
/ Serrn Sobam Sartmann /, burf sen
Too perloren unb BrGiibent ssIic
ipiomete Dem 8erbliheneu eineil tief
empf,moenen Radlrlif unb iein sllt
oenfen 1Duroe alih onrf) grbeben boz
ben Sisen aeebrt 8elegentIi6 De
helIte ifattfinoenoen Ginaiherling Be.
literblId,en Siille Serrn Sartlnann'
miro grdiioent Safob Slid bic Sci
henrebe baltsr.
/ sln elm franfes Mfitglieo tplrbe bai
iibli6e aranfenselo I'M getrage Dol
So 5ur 3ablung angelpieien.
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Sizes rtno Sas.

- tSranci5 s. SSarreQ ertpirfte qe-
tern I'M itdOtiid)en 9auant einen
9auerIaubniBidein fiir Die grrittun9
cines 5neiitofiqen @obnbauies al Der
Gde ser Saoonnah uno Weeis Ape.,
ous $500 foIten ioIl.
- Die Cincinnati Gas Sranspor-
tation Co., meId,e bie 8obrenIeitung
untcrbGlt, ourd Delhe ba8 9taturguS
pou @eit-9irginien nadl Cincinnati
Qebratt miro, bat geitern orf thre
qcianur1ten $2,00O,0O0 Common glf-
tien 10 9Sro8ertt 9ipioeuoe erfIdrt.
2SSnl, eriten Sabr be3abIte Die 6eIea-
id)oit, 3, buln 5, Damn 7 lmo i'm pier.
ten Sabr heS Seltebeus itIieBlih
20 Bro5erlt.
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G5 giebt bieI 20 a agenIei-
.ben pcruriad)t ourd Die Speiier,
nelhe mir I'M 8iu1er ciien, aber Or.
2Iuguit &0utg'5 @amburger Sropier
heIfan 5u fltrireu rcguliren uno Die
6eiuuobeit lpieoer ber5uItellen.
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man iinb inaniiden audi gsitorben
unb ibre Rahlabberpaltsr fisur'ren
Desbalb als 8ertlagts.
ser dtebenss.
gbas. 8. Marner bat eine Jorbe1
rung iiber $343.79 gesen Winifreoe
9eriheoe singstlast.
Senrp sStIenDorf erlanste Elm Ser
oitt iiber 1925 gegen Clifford Z.
Gears.
Sn einsm Yro3siie, in tpel6em es
iid um bic unbefugte 8enusung bon
Wilhflai6en banDslte, pel4e ben
8lGgern eebDrten, erlan9te W2tltpn u,
Mailanber elm 9eroitt iiber 500, iotpie
SoIepb SilIies, Wm. q. Sunte, Die
5opnseno U1ilf Co., @eo. g. Mood
GRas. 5. Weit Ii. Son, Sobn $. 5rel=
man, bic mc8irneb DARN 60. uni
5renh 8ros. Bauer je Elm 0rbitt i6e,
.einen Gent" ge9eu Senrp Wente.
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Gi8aro's 6pdB5eit
@irb beute slbenb inn SoeDn oes
College Df Wniie aaigeiiibrt.

Gines Der 9auptereisniiie Der Sais
ion auf muiitaliidem @ebi.t pirb
ohne Jrase bic 4uffiibruns Der Mo=
aart'ihen Oper .sisaro's 5ohatit"
bur4 ben Sprinser Opera Club i'm
Soeon am beiltigen abeub bilben. Der
alub bat i'm 2aufe Der kBten Sabre
bnrh Deridieeene gluffiibrunssn Be-
tpieien. oab er oen i6pierigiten Muf@
snben geredt tperben tam unb atpeiz
fe.spbne tpirb iib bic 4uffiibruns bon
.Gisaro's 6odaeit" ben Quffiibrunssn
Der 1riberen Sabre in jsber WeiIe
ipiirbis anidlieben. Die Ginitubiruna
1T init Der srObten SOrgfult burd oi:
Derren Mlbino Gorno. Nom.o 9orno
nnb Sobn C'Meara porbereitet pore
ben unb ben 8eiuhern Der Muffiihz
rllne am be,itigen Abeno iteber oaber
sipeifelsobne senubreihe Stunoen be-
Dor. Die 8efeBung Der ein5elnen Rolz
len i'll mic fplat:
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6amielmani, Spge.
Sd6ne Gbrnng FIR ben ausideiocn=
oeu Wciiter Serrn !Sermann
Habius.

9ie Sanielmann 2oge 9to. pos,
s. & sl. Dt., bate geItern elnen &c.
idaftigen 9lbeno. Der OfeiItergrao
rpuroe Serrn 9l0um 9ln0ler perltebe:t
lulo alBerhem fano Die SSnltaltrnng
Der 9eamten Itatt, meld]e 3ereInonle
in einorltdSpoQer @eiie Don S1errn
s. o. Giienlobr poQ5o8en muroe. 2te
,SnItallirung OeS 5um WteiIter aeiudbl=
ten @errn 9luglit @antpad, ertoI1tc
nidt. Serr 92anlpad) luobnt III Sa-
milton uuo miro in 8dlbe tpieber allfS
Sano 3iebcn. Inter oleien llnlItdn0elt
lit er, lpie er erflarte, auBer Stalloe.
Sen Gilidlten uuo Der 8erantlportllf=
felt, Die init Dem hodIten elnt i'll Der
9oqc uerfnIpft limo, III ibrem gan3en
llntiange 5ll genilgen, fpeshalb er aui
ole linn bon Den Ditglieoeru suge.
oafte IusScihnitng, Die er pobl 81
id,dBen piiie, per5lhten nliiIie Gas
9lnt mliB MIN nah erleoigul11 &c.
miiier sSormalitGten ourh 9teluuabl
beieet lperoeu. 3ie anocren 9ean1tetl
uelte geitern in ibre slemter einge.
lest purbeu, fms:
@iaiam 0ronoets, eriter 9oritebar
8. s. go. @rpdmann, 5lpeiter @or.
lteher.
@. =. 2anlbet, Sefretdr.
Grnlt Sron, Sd,aBmellter.
90. So. Saeiner, eriter ShafTner
esobn Shleber, 5lpeiter Shoffuer.
$. Habills, 9eobadter,
gilbert @efer Grnlt Slese uno $,
;. 2aqlle, Srultees.
s. q. Hape, grnit Srop unb al
@ampad, 9ermolter oes 8ittme1t'
unb @atieniouos,
Gem ausiheioenoen Weilier Serrr
Sermann Rubtus pliroe cine nobl
ueroietlte Gbrlrng 5utbeil. gr bar ietr
aml in ausee5eidmeter sSeiie per
maltet llnb ieinc 9bminiiration pal
fiir. Die alte oeutlde Satt'elmann 2ogt
iegelsreif. 9ufiir spollten Die Mit
glieoer ibm Iiftbare 9lnerfenninl
5ollen nub besbalb batter tie ibm ein
prdttige Mabngoni gictrola aeItif
tet nebit elmer slnneiiilue ou
cine 8arnitur WuIifi6eiben. Ga'
Snitrument muroe in Dem Saa
getragen unb balo e,ttquollen ibm bi
wunoerbaren Zone oes Saueluia
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zterblibfeitsberibt.

Ro6ert @inn - Sabre, 1886
8iaoItone 9lpe., 9llter5id]Ddd)e.
c5ohn 6artrnaluL 80, 1719 Hace
StroGe, gticrenlcioen.
&utberine Brintninger, As, 2341
@eIt @tcgfifen 9lpe., Slngenent5iin.
oung.
Gnlilie @lreIt. 48, lilo 0tnrIAau
9lpe, SdlpinOiuft.
Margarethc 9obmonn SO, 1923
Carl Str, 9tierenleiOen.
9Sreberiefc 8iebI, 66, 122 8eit is.
StraBe, 2unqenent5iillOunQ.
&atberInc 9teBIer, So, 2402 Dtiamt
Canal, 0er5lei0en.
WIorgarethe 8eIt 10, 1904 Wair
StraBe, SlgberfulGIe.
Glrtbur Sorb. 81, 312 9ii6mono
Ctr, SftpinoIudjt.
9lbam HSneQcr, 56, G6riIt Soipitai.
Sungenent3iinAung.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-07
MOUNT GLARE


NET. CLARE. June 7.-Drs. t. F.
Law, OF Jane Lew; A. F. Kemper, of
Lost Greek and S. M. Hardman, of
clarksburg, met Tuesday at the home
OF Robert Mitchell for consultation
and found it necessary to amputate
his left limb just below the knee.
Mr.. Mitchell is in critical condition
but is doing as well as could be ex-
pected in the circumstances,
Martin Marcowich. driver at the
Hutchinson coal mines, had his right
arm badly cut and injured wednes-
day. The injuries will disable him
for quite a while.
Loyal Mescoe. of the Hutchinson
coal mines, was seriously injured in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-07

q lght 1I1rsh1 retan fiq and ne
recovery Is doubts
tns Tore 81 element o1 efted &
Sunday Tllnrsiay and ere vas mo
Wot at tie mines
Bruce Norman has recovered sum
eleltl % Be able d walk about on
ratches.
W,sP. Riley and son, Of Fleming
ton, made abrle yisit to relatives
here Wednesday.
Miss Grace Hall. Of Boothsville, IS
q guest Of Mss Beulah shrivers
Misses Esther and Ethel Basel
went to. Fairnont Thursday to visit
Miss Lutte Eightbufns who is attend.
ing the state normal school there.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. D. Basel were.
cIarksourg visitors Wednesday. q
p. g. Smith and family, Of ciarksr
burg, were here Thursday morning
.enroute to their bungalo at West
Milford, where they will spend the
summer.
w. P .>WeekIy was asbnsiness Wis
itor at Parkefsburg Wednesday.
Mrs L. D. Reed. Of Ldghtburn, and
Youngest daughter, Is visiting her
daughter, Mfs; James Mitchell.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell, OF Mineral
Springs, was visiting relatives here
Wednesday.
Mrs Beverage went to Jane Lew
Tuesday for medical treatment and
Will remain for a few weeks
E. Z. Rogers, of clarksburg, was
a brief visitor here recently.
Marion Wolfe is preparing 70 have
q cellar dug on his premises.
w Fleming, Of Elizabeth was here
recently, looking after business in
terests.
Mrs. Allie Pos, is on. the sick list.
Mrs. James Mills has been very i'll
bgt Is improving.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-07
!, NOTr1LcE.8
TO WHOM ii NAY J CONCERN 3,

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
MY wifes Rebeeea Betty having
5leftmy bed ana board, Twill not be
responsible for any debts she may
contract ~ ~ y s,;lls.
~ w o, FETTY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-10-11
Yours very truly,
II. M~ORGENTHAU,
Chairman, Gen. Finance Com.

We hope the proposed new
schedule for a train from Jackson
to Memphis will not be adopted.
There is no advantage in a SEIZED.
ule that lays one out at Clarks-
dale for oyer 4 hours. What we
need is a fast train and schedule
direct from New Orleans to Mem
phis with close connections at
Jackson, Greenwood and Mem
phis. -Yazoo City News.
The news is correct. The pro-
posed new train schedule would
be of no advantage whatever to
this section. If a change is made,
give us a real fast train to the
Bluff City, with first-clasS ocean,
modations in every particular.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-10-11
ORDER FOR SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

By direction of the Board of Super
visors of Lefiore county, a special cleo
ton is hereby ordered to be held on
Tuesday, October "a, 1912, for the pur-
pose of electing a County Treasurer, as
the successor of J. H. Pettey, resigned;
and the following officers are hereby
appointed to hold said election:
Minter City-FC Young, RY Wright,
] D Sweeney, managers; Pamplin
Smith, R B Sims, clerk; A c Carroll.
bailif. ,
Sunny Side-WG Ditto, BFJameson,
Lee Simpkins, managers; W M Duke.
J r Bunch, clerks; G M Barrow, bail
if.
Schlater-Ben Brown, ] H Davis,
Clay Hammack, managers; ] W Wing
field, Means Johnston, clerks; Eli Eth
ridge. bailiff.
Shellmound-W S Wingfeld, II Y
FRASER, o F Bledsoe, Jr., managers;
Richard Wingfeld, DR. Hamilton, clerks;
G Henry bailiff.
Money-R L Kirby, L F Frederick,
F M Kea, managers; A o Peterson, M
l. Gilbert, clerks; C J Healey, bailitf.
Greenwood-W c Chatham, T H
Holmes, J r Hughes managers; w T
Chapman, l. T McShsne, clerks; H W
Cooley, bailif,
Itta Bena-M E Robertson, E R King,
J H Godsey, managers; W D Halsell,
R D Portwood, clerks; S S Mitchell,
bailiff.
Sidon-J H Farmer, F C Kendall, w
H Smith, managers; E B McCauley, G
R Jarman, clerks; J D Smith, bailif.
Morgan-W J Dent, w G Poindex'
ter. J P Hughes, managers; BL Brent,
w B Fulkerson, clerks; Preston Sproles,
bailif.
Swift-W W Gary, P Krivos, Floyd
A Stevens, managers; c M Lynch. M
Goldfish, clerks; J W Cartwright, bail
if.
This October 10, 1912.
L. STEVENS,
j. W. QUINN,
jill. MONTGOMERY,
Election Commissioners.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-10-11
CAMPAIGN FUNDS NEEDED.


The following letter from the
Democratic National Committee
Ueadouarters' Finance Committee
49, aJ,a. &c Tho Conno,.
" ,"' 'u''0'
"eai'h SHOWS uhe lhi'eu'"''
necessity for every patriotic Dem
ocrat contributing to assist in
having the necessary campaign
~v,orso ~ tbo WiIeon ord Mar.
49,, ,,ra,
S'a' lCNeI' al" We u's' op0''
every Democrat IN Lellore county,
who can do so, to send US a dol
lars each for this laudabIe pur.
noyo Tho nonov is NEEDED
r(nv, 49,. ~
NOW III rue 'n"' may "
sent IN al once 10 the Nat'oha'
Committee:
New York. Oct. 7, 1912.
Mr.. ]. l.. Gillespie, Greenwood,
Miss,
Dear Strive have designated
YOU as a member Of the Finance
Committee of the Democratic Ma
tlonal Committee representing
Mississippi. This Committee is
headed BY Mr.. Oscar Newton, Jr.,