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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-22


MEMS 5000 PANTS, &c
A Fot OF good work PanCs that viii
wear kong slnd well. Here Is q real
live bargain. $500 Mems -0Z1
Rants 1855.
WONIEN.S $3.50 I1INEONDS, S9c
Ladies Kf1nOnos. many OF them
sink t1-i1ll4lled, some made OF good
tfual3tS EYannelette. al put into one
1ot, vSottll 81 and e1s50. Qe
BanIzrtEt zals,brsee N0@(
4a.sO LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS,
Ladies' White shirt Waists, hand
embroidered, in an sizes, values
mp 90 $50. SOgv for AY~.
only ..-;....--
LADIES. z5e, LACE GOAT COL
LARS. 40 CENTS.
Ladies up to dafe Lace Cont Col
Lam worth soc and Csc Qg-
Now = -. .asse. -
LADIES 500 CORSEES, 29c
CorsetS worth CSC and $1-09 all &c
during this bankrupt 20c.
sale At
$9.OO LACE OBTAINS, sec -
Lace Curtains In White md Tan
coIors. 1Os inches long, would be
$500 a pair regular, noSv during
this Bankrupt sale, per GQO,
15c LADIES HOSE. SC
Ladies' 1:5c Hose In plain Blacks
and TahS, only a SIlaN Quantity OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-22
WANTS 4RslNC4gsB.

FAIRMoNr. Oct. 22-The FAIR
mont, Morgantown and PittsbuTg
Railroad Company has asked city
conacil Tor a franchise 20 operate
it's steam railroad thriugh the First
ward Of me city and an ordinance
cor It has rbeen passed on its first
reading by the council
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-22

Mrs. w. G. Bowdoiu, Who is vis-
ting her brother. w w. WheatIey.
and other relatives. win 90 TO sauIg-
bury. Nd. this. evening. where her
husband is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-22
NEWS $40 SUITS AND OVER
COATS. $40.

~
COATS. $40
Here is one great offer Sfld includes
& number OF l1lEI4 grade FEDlA BLACK
IiIFbeS 9Een's Suits. s4ll fl5eae gar
Inents are tailored IN the l3elst FASH
ion and are made out OF An Wool
AEaterfaIs. CIOthes 331a4 possess
t;lIarilE.teC- and style. Tlle sole OBJ
3ect Is to turn this IcllIllIii9o stock
into cash quickly. Select my or
these $1,000 Pure Serge. WofsteCls
and CassinlereS I'm Suits: Rum
clHundas and Keseys I'm over
coats and pay. us %79
only ..s.,...........-...--..
NEWS sss SUITS AND OVER
COATS, $40.
The best Suits and Overcoals In
the house for men. YOM can take
your unrestricted choice OF any
suit or overcOat IN dis 30 20
entire establishment =.
An colors OF Pure Wool C1Ofhs.
not u garment worth less than $25.
many worth more. WOFstetlS.
Scotches and CassimeFeS in Suits.
T1<,rseys and ChinchnIas in Over
coats. All cut. made and trimmed
ia. the very latest style. Don't let
this chance escape YOu. Any Suit
or OvcrcOat I'm the house worth
$500. Bankrupt &Q%H
G.sg.N Price 80 -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-22

Col. Joha w. Carpenter was .
business visitor here from salem
Tuesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
New Haven.

The Prohibition Alliance meeting
will be held at the w M church Tues
day evening" R Pearsall of Mt
Clemens, visited relatives and friends
here few days last week-The Elk
celsior class of the Church Of Christ
meets at the home of II w Sp'tler FRI
day evening - Mr. and Mrs Ira
Schoultz were very pleasantly surpris'
ed by a number of friends at their
home, Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing their twentieth wedding anniver-
sary. They were presented with sew
eral beautiful gifts of china, which
spoke of the high esteem in which Mr.
and Schoultz are held-The w Q T U
met with Mrs Susan Crickmore, Fri
day afternoon. Mrs Cora Haskins OF
Perry, county president, was present,
and gave very interesting and in
structive address
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
laingsburg

Mrs Anna McMichael went to Sag
inaw Wednesday. for visit with her
daughter--Mrs J w Pierce of Fowler
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Geo Galligan, during the past week
Mrs Paul Collister and children left
Wednesday for their new home at Ell
well j V D Wyckoff was Lansing
visitor, Wednesday - Mr. and Mrs
Walter Wright are the parents of a
baby girl. born Tuesday-Mrs VIM
Eliot was in lansing Wednesday,
DIR Fl G Benson went to Detroit Satur'
day-Mrs II Bixby returned home
Thursday from a visit with her daugh-
ter at Fergus-Wm Benson went to
Kalamazoo Saturday, for visit with
his son-Mrs Otto Brandt of Lansing,
spent Sunday in the Alexander Ken.
nedy home-Rev Callahan of Salem,
has accepted call to the BaptistIchurch
in this place and has moved his family
here.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
Burton.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs William Cook,
April Goth. son-Miss Gertie Martyr
of Elsie, visited her mother two days
last week at the home of her grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Fl Scott-Rev r
H Cottrell Of Perry, was guest at
dinner, Sunday, of his old friends Mr.
and Mrs A E Cadz. Rev Cottrell
preached at this place and Garland
Sunday-Mrs William Kreuger of De-
troit, was in town Monday. to sell her
house and lot, and while here was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Fl Scott--Mrs
Eliza Glover is having her house newly
painted, which will add much to its
appearance. Hope many others who
own residences in this place. will do
likewise Maud" the family horse
which A + Cadz has owned and driven
for nearly twenty years, has been sold
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
Mrs. VIM. Flynn. who lives south of

Mrs. VIM. Flynn. who lives south of
Owosso, was badly bruised, Saturday,
when runaway team attached to
lumber wagon crashed into the buggy
occupied by her and her two sons. The
boys escaped injury. The runaway
team belonged to ]. Pratt, Caledonia
township farmer, and were hitched on
Washington street breaking away and
running down the street until caught
after they had jumped on the buggy
occupied by the Flynns.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
Oaklev.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs L } Kirby.
Thursday, April "a a son-Roy Cole
purchased fine team from Saginaw
parties last week-Guy Gray is work.
ing for Hafner 81 Conley at Chesaning
H e Wickham and daughter Mar
vel were in Owosso Saturday-A
daughter came Sunday to gladden. the
home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Coy
Tracy Forbes left for Moosejaw, N. w.
Canada, last week Wednesday-W r
Spencer has sold his property here and
moved to Bently, Mich-Roy Cole
was in Saginaw Monday and Tuesday
Deputy Sheriff Alden was in Brant
Monday on official business-A dance
was held at the home of Leonard Bon
dot, one mile west of town last Satur.
day night and few of those who at.
tended after filling mp with booze pro-
ceeded to do things by kicking out win
dow lights and breaking furniture.
They were no wever compelled to settle
before they left-C A Coy was in
Saginaw Tuesday-Homer Wickham
is on the sick list at present-Clare
Gassman, son of Mr. and Mrs Philip
Gassmap, who has no use of his lower
limbs. is the recipient of new wheel
chair which he can propel himself thus
enabling him to get out on the street.
He is very much pleased with it-Mel
Aselton is entertaining two sisters at
present-Ward Kirby and Brit Mick.
les left for Bently. Tuesday morning
with some colts belonging to Roy Cole.
They are being taken to Mr. Coles farm
to past ure this summer-Parties from
Owosso erected poles here Tuesday to
replace poles that were blown down by
the high wind last week.-Mrs. Fred
Bowling was in Saginaw Tuesday,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03

to John McCreery of Ovid, Saturday of
last week. and he has bought another
young horse-Mrs 8 Rosa is enter
tanning niece, Mrs G Fricke and baby,
OF Owosso-P n Wilkin is quite poor
". DIR Abbott of Ovid, Is attending him
Mason Stiff was the guest of his
cousin, Master Robert Smith, Friday
night and Saturday-Charles Leavy,
a former resident of this place. but now
of Ovid, was in town Saturday of last
week, calling on old friends and rela-
tives.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
Shaw assoc.

Supervisor Mccullough was about
here the latter part Of the week inquir.
ing into the financial affairs of the
farmers-Oat seeding is we'll under
way in this vicinity-The west spill
way of the Shiatown dam burst out
during the late rains and the pond was
reduced to the river Clinton
Moore and wife of Vernon, and Bush
Moore and wife of Corunns, spent Sun
day at their mothers home here
The house of T E Clary was nearly de-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03

stroyed by fire last Thursday while the
family were at dinner; fire caught in
the roof and but for the prompt and
timely efforts of neighbor the house
would have been total loss-A mum.
Der OF miles Of wire fencing has been
put up by farmers in this vicinity this
spring-Carl Moore has rented Henry
Moores farm for the coming year
Master Tommy Booth has nearly recov-
cred from his late injuries.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03

Artie Clines went to Lansing Monday,
where he expects to work this summer
john Whitney has the job of re-
building the PerrOt elevator that was
DESTROYED by fire sometime ago-The
auto driven by the telephone men from
Owosso ran into the ditch just after
crossing the railroad north Of town
Tuesday afternoon, and it took about
three hours to get it out-Mrs Roy
Shepherd and children of Howell are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs 8 Wickham at
present--H c Wickham is still on the
sick list and unable to work-Austin
Ryan sold fine team to Saginaw
parties recently for which he received
5000 Unknown parties recently
broke into a car of merchandise. A
car of coal also shows indications of
somebody helping themselves.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03
Morrice

somebody helping themselves.
Morrice
Mrs II w Lane of Howell, was a
guest at the home of her son, DR. E M
Joslin, over Sunday-Mrs Erastus
Bentley and Mrs Arch Clark spent
Tuesday in Owosso-A large addition
is being built on the Mccarthy resi-
dence on Main street-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs Patrick Flynn,
Friday morning-MissC Clare Rem of
Flint, who has been visiting her bro
Their Fred Rem, returned to her home
in Flint, Tuesday-Ill health has
compelled U Hill to remove from his
farm, south of town-Robert Fulton
spent Monday in Vernon- - Albro At
kins is moving into the house owned by
Robert Craig, recently vacated by
James Worden-At special meet
ing of the school board Thursday even
ing the application of E S Kingsbury to
act as superintendent of the school here
was accepted. Mr. Kingsbury has been
superintendent of the schools at Gage.
town, Tuscola county, for the past
three years-Claude Parkinson of
Toronto, Can, is moving here and will
occupy part of the house rented by
Loren Gates. Mr. Parkinson will take
up summer practice here with DR. E
M Joslin, V. S.-Mrs Grace Green
and sister, Miss Lucy Wright, of Du
rand, spent Tuesday here with friends
DIR A E Ames accompanied
patient to Detroit Wednesday for an
operation-R M HIATT had q flock of
sheep cross over the cattle guards onto
the M U T tracks Thursday afternoon
One was electrocuted on the third
rail before they were discovered
Mrs Robert Adair sold her house in the
east part of town to Warren Pitts-A
consultation of physicians was held
Tuesday afternoon over the case of Mrs
Frank Tucker, who has been in ill
health for the past few months-Mrs
Cecil beers has gone to Minneapolis,
Mimi, to visit elatives-Miss Bessie
Bridger of Flint, has been spending the
past few days with her mother, Mrs
Jessie Bridger, south of town--Mr
and Mrs Miles Bentley, who are staying
at the home of his brother, William
Bentley, near Pittsburg, are having a
run of hard luck. Mrs Bentley recent.
ly had her eyes operated upon for cata-
racts and while the bsndages were still
on her eyes the house burned to the
ground and everything Is total loss.
The fire was due to defective chin
ney. The couple lived northwest of
town several miles-George Ham
mond, aged rs years, resident of this
vicinity for 30 years, dropped dead Sun
day morning at his home. northwest of
town, when coming to the house from
the barn. He had been in i'll health all
winter and death was due to heart
trouble. Mr. Hammond was a veteran
of the civil war. having served as a
nurse for the sick and wounded. Be.
sides his wife he leaves daughter,
Mrs Vern Clark, living south of town.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-03

F. A. Griswold, who is moving to
Lansing to reside, has purchased resi-.
dence at III West Allegan street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
ILLNESS OF FORGER
CAUSE FOR MERCY

The desire to give c. y. christens m
chance to regain his health, led
Federal Judge X. L. Lewis OF Denver
few days ago to sentence him 70
fifteen DAYS in the county jail instead
OF term in the penitentiary. II was
shown that christensen would not Iige
six months in Jail.
Christensen lives at PaonIa- Ie
was arrested for stealing railroad
ticket and forging the name of James
T. Madison. owner OF the transporta-
tion. Deputy United States Marshal
Matthew Paul forced Christensen 70
admit that ne was diamond thief,
had robbed a store near Cheyenne ani
committed other forgeries.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
OFFICIALS. ELECTED BY
kMI6HTS OF PYTHIAS

At the regular meeting OF the mem-
bers OF couer de Leon Lodge. No. 4s.
Knights of Pythias, at their castle hall
last Friday night the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year:
Rev. o. s. Reed. chancellor commanl-
er: A. II. Jameson. vice chancellor;
+. Il. Lambuth. prelate; +. A. Haynes.
master OF work; Harry w. Combs.
keeper Of records and seal: Harry w.
Combs. master Of finance: W. Il. spen-
Ger. master Of exchequer; 2. d. Barn
hart. master At arms; ". b. Baber.
inner guard: c. H. Rau. outer guard.
A. L jeffrey. trustee Tor three ysars'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
4. 4. BARBEE OftCOLORADO
SPRINGSlBOOMIkGlCOLORA

Baltimore. Dec. 5.-"Most people
think of Colorado as a state whose
prosperity rests almost wholly on the
output OF its mines," said II. H. Bar
bee of Colorado Springs. owner of rich
gold mines in the Cripple Creek dis
trict.
1T Is true that we have some OF the
best producing camps in the world.
Cripple Creek itself ranks second 70
the Rand in South Africa. the
greatest producing mine known. bat
the mineral wealth Of Colorado i-
hardly drop in the bucket alongside
the states agricultural values.
our fruits. beet sugar and other
crops bring in an annual revenue IN
comparison with which the yield Of
the mines IS rather small affair
This years harvests were magnlfcent
and altogether the state is In a happy
condition.
Cripple Greek is on better basis
than ever now that the big under
ground tunnel that drains the district
is finished. permitting The fullest
facilities for carrying on deep
mining operations. Before that there
was a limitation on the production be-
cause Of flooding OF the lower levels.
In its 20 years Of existence the camp
has turned out somewhere between
$500. 600. 900 AMI ss5o.ooO.o 900. the yield
being as high for some years as
s25.OOo.oOO.
For the next 10 years It is pretty
certain that the output Will not fail
below that maximum
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
over 1850 DAILY HAULED
BY STANLEY STEAMER

The actual number of passengers
hauled by the Stanley Steamer for
five months. ending November soth,
was 1s.so7. an average of 272l per
month, which is considerably over
100 per day for business days.
Mr.. Newell has in his office a COM
plete statement. showing the number
of passengers hauled on each trip for
every day since the service was in
augurated and 1t is interesting to note
that in actual business handled. the
steamer is showing a steady gain. last
month having been slightly. above the
average, Notwithstanding the fact
that there were no special trips. and
that the months business was made
up entirely Of REGULAR passenger traf-
nc between the camps and Florence
Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
NO 1912 MONEY FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

The Denver mint will not be able y
supply orders for money made in 1872
for Christmas gifts aside from the
artistic half dollars that are being
turned out daily in large quantities
At the other mints the annual demand
for money of 1919 make for presents
Is made up and the min,s are comply
ing with these demands.
Superintendent Downer OF the Den
yer mint says there are plenty of the
two and one-haif dollar gold pieces
that were so popular last year. and II
the banks wants them again this year
there will be plenty on hand They
are OF tho 1901 make. The demand
Tor these coins was large las; year.
It is not expected to be so large this
year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
MAXWELL, n. NJ,
PEOPLE VISITING HERE

Mrs Henry r. Tanner aud son
Louie. of Maxwell. New Mexico. hA,'
been here several days visiting seln
tives and friends and attending 10 bus
mess matters. They made the tr,l
here from Maxwell in their new For'
touring car and express thamYiva'
as being well pleased with New Mex
leo and the encouraging ouiiok 70
its growth and development They r.
port all OF the former Canon cI;.
people now residing In tho vlciAy Q
Maxwell as getting along nicely an'
being well astisfied with their sur
roundIngA Mrs. Cora Liewcliyn wiz
accompany Mrs. Tanner aud son baeI
to New Mexico to look at the cou.'
try.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
D. C. JaCKLING HEAD OF
GIGANTIC CORPORATION

An Associated Press dispatch from
Salt Lake City under date Of wednes-
day of this week announces the col
solidation there OF half a score or
more water power electric plants To-
Gated In the states Of Utah. Colorado
and Idaho under the presidency OF D
C. Jackling, formerly a resident here.
but now living in Salt Lake city. Tno
dispatch says:
Fourteen OF the largest water pow
er electric plants In Utah.
idaho. and Colorado have
been merged in s4o.ooo.oJo
corporation. which will supply rail-
roads. mines. mills and smelters with
power. Announcement was made here
today that the deeds completing the
merger we're signed yesterday in New
York by the Electric Bond & sha-c
ip4llAug ~ A4f naAAt AAhAtF tasN -
tlcles OF Incorporation in Utah OF the
Utah Power d Light company were
amended to increase the capital stocS
to 10000 900. d. c. lacking. a prom
inent mine operator and banker. is
president of the new company. AMI
its headquarters will be maintained ~
Salt Lake City. The larger OF the
companies included in the merger are
the Telluride Power company. Am'
and Ilium hydro-electric plants in San
Miguel county. Colorado; Durango G1s
& Electric company. Colorado; the
Grace plant. Bannock county. Idaho
and the Knight Consolidated Pow"s
company"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12

dfffons. coughs. colds and
grip. and many other ailments &c
which the family is subject But since
the change In the formula OF Peruna
1 do not ind II quite rs useful to my
self. My bowels are naturally very
active ! cannot take u cathnrtic of
any sort II does me injury 10 do So
The old Perrna contained no cathartic
ingredient and was therefore n very
useful medicine to me. But notice
that the new Peruna has a slight lax
aiive action. which almost makes IL
prohibitory for me 70 use. l was Won
dc-ing II there was not some way In
which could obtain the old Peruna as
you used to make H."
To this letter ! made the following
reply; Yes. the new Peruna does
contain n laxative element You
should therefore take the old Peruna
quality. While prescribing the
old Perura found II quite
necessary frequently TO prescribe the
laxative Mauaiin In connection ~fth H.
Therefore Mnnaiin was combined with
Pcruna. in order to meet those eases
that require a laxative. But. In case No
laxative is required the objection 20
the new Peruna you speak OF
arises. Many OF the people
who used TO take the old Pcrunh FOUND
difficulty IN taking the new Pcruna
To meet those cases ] am having man
ufactured the old Peruna under the
name Of kafarno. and II you are
anxious TO get the old Peruna exactly
as Il used to be made you can do so"
PERUSA Is FOR SALE AT ALL
DRUG STORES
SPECIAL NOTICE Many persons
are making Inquiries for the old
time Peruna- To such would say.
this formula IL now put out under the
by KA-TAIf-So Company. coiusnbus.
Ohio. Wrlt~ them and they will DO
pleased to SEND you free booklet.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
WOULD LIMIT FUNDS
IN NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS

Washington. Dec. 7.-Senator clarp
introduced In the senate a bill limit
ing the use Of funds in presidential
and congressional elections. II for
bids any parties. corporations, Arms
or associations. committees or any
officers thereof. to send money from
one state to another TO influence
elections. Party national committees.
however, are allowed to pay expenses
for speakers and advertising. The e.-
feet OF the bill would be that the pc =
pie OF each state must finance their
own campaigns except as the national
committees furnish literature aud
speakers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
TEN INCHES OF SNOW AT
FLORENCE WEDNESDAY MIGHT

There was about an inch and a half
OF snowfall here Wednesday night and
II has clung to the ground with re-
markable ienacity today despite the
sunshine. 1t began showing between
six and seven O'Clock and the precip-
ltation was fast and furious tor a
short time. giving Indications OF de-
yeloplng into big storm. The SNOW
fall extended over a large section u
the state and In some localities was
q foot or more deep. The storm bur 81
upon Denver about 3 o'clock wednes-
day afternoon and attained the pro-
portions of blizzard; driving shop
pes and plcasure-seekers on the
streets. There was ten inches of snow
on the ground at Florence this morn.
ing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
FOUND THE SPRINGS
COLDER THAN CANON

Lyle Craig, Harold Turner and Jack
Beatty spent last week in Colorado
Springs as the guests of Harry Chris
ty, who formerly resided here. The
boys made the trip to the Springs
and return on their bicycles and en-
joyed the experience immensely.
While in the Pixies Peak region tho
thermometer registered temperature
of four degrees below zero. At The
same time here 1t was twelve above
zero The climate OF Canon City and
its Immediate surroundings is the
best In the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-12
Bunten Pound Lots Of Snow.

Although he had to fight snow
drifts most of the distance between
here and Canon City. F. l.. Bunten ar
rived here yesterday afternoon in his
auto stage. making the trip almost IN
schedule time. Bnntcn reports that
the snow is packed hard in places and
where the drifts were sometimes al
most two feet deep It was necessary =
shovel path for the machine. Tho
passengers suffered little from the
cold on the way up on account OF m
abundant supply of wraps.-CrippIc
Greek Times.