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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-02-03

This one Is just off the presses. This
sust been completed, this atlas contains
the official figures. 128 pages of 3 color
maps brought right down to date--every
map giving the results Of the most recent
surveys. All railroads are shown and
Included. There are q double page maps
showing in detail portions Of the u. s.
and Canada. Dimensions 10lS x138.
Bound In stiff linen-Silver Leaf Title
printed on heavy plate paper. Sells
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-02-03
A Fine Atlas

This obtain atlas The 1910 Census has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Tax Payers Must Kiss the Bible

topic Of greatest interest III the State
to-day.
IL anybody gives in his income
wrong in my district said Mr. Cam
den. 1T ough, 1. lie pretty heavy Oh
his conscience. do not only take
the signature OF the taxpayer. carry
In my pocket a copy OF the New Tenta :
ment. and when the citizen has listed
his property hand him the Scriptures.
and sec that he registers his solemn
vow on them
AS PROOF thereof. Mr.. Camden pro-
duced from hts pockets two New Testa
ments.
why do you have two asked
Clerk W r. Parr.
why" responded the commissioners
this one bound In black is for the
negroes to kiss and this one in red
is for white folks. have been dcire
this for sixteen years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
PUBLIC HURT BY
WATER FA NJ N {
Break in Ancient Valve Cuts OFF
Supply Over Large Sec
ton OF City
DAVIS BUSHES REPAIRS
Pressure Throughout Wide .Arca
Reduced While Workmen
Replace Pipe.

Tile breaking Of valvuc Ina a lArzc
feed main under Main Street At tn-
corner Oh Jefferson. eau cd a water ia
mine over Il large portion OF ttlcnmond
yestei day in makins tho .opeits. it
was necessary to close tn. pipe sat
Beech ana Main Streets. thus cut,in.
OF water along Main street. ana ou
Grace ana Franklin Streets east % tn
nigh pres sure service. and lIYS Is ~
ducins the pressure All over Chlruh
nin
The car tracks are bc.ms rcpln, cd
alons Main street at JcmoisD Il. ana al
ter all except Owl cars stopped on
Thursday night Il Water Department,
sans undertook TO replace the valve in
the old ,,,omt. -four-inoh ie,d ,lpv.
which runs down Main Stroct from the
Sew reservoir
The pressure was too great the
valve had rustcd uu,. and the street
was flooded With an avalanche oG
water which continued until The main
WAS shut or. Even then crcss con-
nectlons turned watt back into tn
main from below and anrtner cut nI
was made at Second And Min.
i'irc Department Aids.
Early y, stcrday morning Supar.m-
tcndemt Eugene T. Davis asked tin ala
of the riis Department and an ensn,
was put to work pumping out Ia.
trench SO thlt workman could repalt
the damage.
Meanwhile Assistau, Superintendent,
LAYTON opened such CROSS mains a.
could be operated TO Sive temporary
RELIEF TO ia, manufacturing plants on
lower Main Street Tee pipe iu Cars
street from the old RESERVOIR vas not
affected. Tho plan, of the pur.ty Ire
Cream Company and other tnrtet ICES
requiring water for steam PURPOSES
ran all day with sections OF nose OK
tended from fire plugs on Cary Street.
Fire Chi'f ~. II JONES VA. notified
Of the break. ana of the iact tnAt a
Large section o. tho cts was iclt With.
out iire protection. orders Wen, given
for engine COMPANIES n tn. s.ctions
affected 70 carry extra hose iu cas-. lt
became necessary to .tr.,ch tines from
plugs attached c!thc. to tho Cary or
Broad street mains
Mnn! Homes Without Nmtcr.
Ia hundreds 90 homes there was no
water for hou oho.d purposes. ana
Kitchen RANGES were out OF eonmis -iou.
By mldda! temporary airan.ein.
had been made to SUPPLY portions oi
the business section. aud at o'rio. ).
Last night the damage wes repaired
ANA iull service resumed Meanwhile
complaints came IN to tho Nat,i pa-
partmcnt Offices AT the CTS HAN as las,
as TIM telephone could handi" them. no,
only from the district cntiicl, with
ont water bat also from much l,tr.i
area where the pressure was Sr.Htly
cduced. ana where water would nc,
rise above the level of the nrst noor
Superintendent Davis said that inc 49,
cidont seemed TO have been unayoid-
able and spoke in the highest praise o;
his men who had worked al OF Thurs
.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Commissioner Camden, of Buck
ingham, Makes Everybody
Take Solemn Oath.

Taxpayers of the Second District OF
buckingham County cannot get by in
giving IN their property FOR taxation
by simply signing the printed oath.
They must actually kiss the Bible. and
thus by a positive act solcmnize the
statements they make about their
property and their income
This unique fact became known YES
terday at the office OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts. during a business call
from G.. c. Camden, commissioner OF
the revenue for the Second District OF
buckingham. AS necessary feature
OF the call. Mr.. Camden was discussing
tho publication OF income tax returns
In Tho Times Dispatch. which is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
INCOME TAX TALK AT
LEE WARD MEETING
Twelve Candiist Tor Administrative Board
Plead b qlntly for VOTES From twenty
;iX \ t Is W no Cheerluly Gave Ear

tho time that nc had 4crved in tho
state legislature ana on the tho
Board of ltre commissioners Hum
ofously reforming to tho press. he SAD
mat he had resolved when he went
INTO tho campaign to have the hido
az rhinocerous and would make no
comments
Ia emit numerous vein. T. G.. rolkcs
reverted to the tax question. lie
thought That certain publications. mad
nr'n little hard on tn ,andidat.s.
II have paid, he said. more tnan
some steamship lines. corporations ana
even more than some counties. and
l'lchm"nd pays moro than the 100
counties of Virginia. II We need
moral awakening. iet US awaken thu
,ntiro state
Alderman Robert Whittct. Jr.. va
on the floor about ono minute lie
though, it superfluous to so into tho
aetslis OF his twenty years service IN
ih" city government. He wanted the
votes ana men he would show what no
could do.
Alderman John W. Moore. Of ina
Sou'h'idc. closed the meeting with a
iew pertinent remarks about hts can.
didr, one thing he assured the
members OF the Lee ward Democratio
CLUB Was that In tho event h.. was
elected Do" would not pay as much ta1
ia 1913 as he had in 1912. Indicating
tnat NJ would dispose O: his present
business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
NEW MILITIA COMPANY
>trnsbmre WIN Ndd to Strength Of Viz
einin Volunteers.

y new company OF Virginia Nolun-
tcers viii hori, be mustered In at
Strashurs. The requirements OF law and
Of the Adjutant- General have been com
piled with. aud the command is nearly
ready FOR admission into the militia
forces Of the state General sale win
designate AN OFF or to muster the OIL
GERS and men into tho service. Tho
issued.
1t Will be given the official TILE Of
Company L. Second Virginia infantry.
under command of Colonel Il. $ Lecdy.
Later it VIII be attached TO a battalion.
probably the ritst Battalion Of the
Second Regiment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

Th' '0Wn0.I Commute. ON Do.iof 4.
the Poor after number OF efforts
during N" past v.eek. secured quor.
um ias, night Contracts were award :
"a for supplies for the city fio,nc for
IN" coming quarter tho committee
room being much like a counts store
win samples OF shoes, clothing and
groceries piled over the contre tables
BIDS were invited for enclosing with
glass thu outer porchns beside the
hospital wing 20 provide sun psrlors
during tho winter months for can.
valcscrnt patients.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
rh,.icnIIr ni.n,,nlineh

beranse OF physical defects osno.
,ihlir cyeslshi. s. g. Taylor. who vas
last Wednesday, night elected patrol
man by tho Board OF Police Com,nis
sioness. to succeed Il. Tucker Vim
not become m,mb.r OF the DEPART
ment TO nh the vacancy. i, was sait
Yesterday by CAPTAIN George T.. Poi
lock' secretary a meeting OF the board
VIII probably be called Tor Mond,,.
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
AUDITOR REFUSES
TO ACCEPT MONEY
Finds No Warrant Tor His Nc
ccptancc OF Primary
Entrance Fees.
CASH NOW GOES BEGGING
New Company OF Militia at
Strasburg Reward Offered
for Murdcrers.

'' ''"'p "'"'N possession 9'1''
Treasurer Asher w. Iiarman tnore re-
poses the sum Of Se.375. which he is
unabl. to rot ,nyi,,o, ,ot ink, IL. 40
,,,,a.
80 'e ma Oh IT, '"' ''''e ''''o '''
g. Lee Moore won't have H.
Olncial tcudoi of the sum was made
,.s,.,d.,,. h,. ,ho r..,s,,r,r ,o ths
'"u'''' '"' ~ Wa o''' ''''H
The moncN represents tine primary
entrance fees OF the various candidates
for Coneress this year There is the
sum of 500 each from Walter y. Wat
son. Robert Turnbun = Il; BuNtou,
William A. Jones. john Lamb. y
Moumgue. carter class r. r. TMlett
and Don H. Uals.v -ua.r Tho new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

a marriage license was issued yes
terday in tho clerks Office Of the
musings Court 20 Herbert G. McDow-
ell and Mary nelson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

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tr.,,tv. uo.,rj ,,.idr.ss.d ,X,ntv-siN
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t .t,, . t, ,.,,,,n- a.
r...ntt rr.nt,d ,ts Druugni t!u b.,
" ..un,,t ms sentiments were
..ho.l tnai,.h leu niild.t iansuasN d.
a. T. r<r,,,i.e ,...i,., N.,..rtn, Aud.
rnnt..
Itrcctin.. nil. ,.u,,rts Ia th, roprc.
-sr...ti,. f r,, nt.s. vh, attend. i
,h. ,,..,tn. al rn., -, 1euv,r.d ,
,t,,3. ..,,t., t,e n.4.nnu,rs As
,r.,,. ,l.n.ti., Ia. .,.,.d ,aih
,,.ft.,in r.,r, oi his prop.tty uad been
place., 81, ,n, nam. oi Ms vic. which
,,,.,,.,t, ,.,s a.. prou., course to
i,k. Ia. had utti. 10 say concriniu.
Nh, moon. from his business. though
n. .i,,,,.,a..d th. various kinds II
,D... Tia, t. r.,Id
,. Nm, H.. .,,.
"""N '"' "'''
N" "'' .,,i,'.
,n,
,,l .t.,tt .Iot,- iu
,b,- Ami a., t,, ,ifnlni.tr..tiv, Board
.u.d am phy sically. nnanciany and m
every other way capADic of standins
FOR An ,ha, may saw or do"
Mr Knowles said that the reports
had done him an injustice in STATING
that he h,d NOT l-tDd watch. lie
produced papers from ,he o'iic' 30 tn
,founir-l on.r ~ the Revenue showing
that Tia. watch mad been listed AZ 81.
Tho original price. Ia" stated Wa 500
nut ats 'Io watch had been 10 service
for nf,e.n years Do. tnousl, half the
Hrs, cost was i4ii ID, niso asserted
,hat he mad listed 4 clock and g piano
.uons Win household ana Kitchen
fnruturc Captain Nj ar,hy's only
reference go tine newspapers in TINS
connection Vas that lic thougni ~
,ha GAS, of MI Knowles reir"etion
WAS due Candidate Iohn hiisehpt's
was no, 81 tho meeting
H. 4 Sock named as one on ms
chi.f quauucations tue fact int he
Was rtl engineer TO nus 4nlnd
b, vas important tHai at least one
momrer should ho OF that profession
no w'mt through his 1rhilo record IN
hri'i manner ana p'oi''s,'
eieci'' t' ni''' i,,,
li' '""' 4vi''4 ''', ~ '"N
'" '"-
:"
Needs the Money
G,orro - Davis very frankly
stated mat ho aapircl To inc posilo"
.or tine salars that he needed tho
mom' hnt That le would return to
the 'iti 'n ."fN'cc dollar tor doi'a
lie also hal something to say ABOUT
MS record and adH'd ina ia his
,ral positions h' ""H pee" 'H'o" u
"''h an class.s oi peop'. Hn' va ~
P's'loh 20 hhoW nov ~ ues. 'nta
then' "ll ne i1Noivl tne "irts In
Ieti''on .''. an co..
'"". 90 ''e
%" pu"''e ,,.r,-.,... a ,.,
III go, 49,, .i,,
''t'.r,,,,, ma ia IA, no 1islti,ai
IN, no, di.r,,e.i,,s
so,,, i..,, ,I,, vo,Il no, he of roo5
81. ~, ~ ri,t -rha ons.or
OF telling the .otcrs jus, why d man
h'mself was qualified for position
ne said was oonoNious To him' but as
an the rest We're blowing the'r own
horns ne would 90 me saiiie' non
"e TOOK '''c S'"' 81 ''e nov
papers
y have ne said clipped ana arrans =.
Cd alphahetcally chronolcsically aud
in every other way NATL know, enough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
some Other speakers.

George raul represented himself as
being the Southsides candidate. lie
made short. modest speech. telling
OF his education and record.
{. =. richards spoke OF his work as
member OF the Council and made a
rev suggestions as TO the conduct of
the board
Captain Chnrles +. Taylor tallsed Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
BRIlGERJRT

-
BRISTOL. sept. I7-Drs. Wilson
and Davis. OF Salem. operated on
wilson. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Tate. OF Cherry Camp
run. recently. For several months
he has been sufrering with white
swelling of a lower limb. and finally
had to undergo an operation. A
piece OF bone was taken out OF his
leg below the knee. which had be
come loose and turned black. He
is now getting along as good as
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hickman
and children, OF Hill Garden farm.
visited friends in salem a-4sw days
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Ritter
attended to business matter in sa-
lem few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. orie c. Porter were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D.
Lynch Sunday.
Harry Jackson and Michael
spiain were in salem Saturday even
ing looking after business matters
Hiram d. Lynch, OF Indian run
was a recent BRISTOL business visitor
Boyd swiger, pumper for the IN
dependent Oil Company. was taken
seriously i'll with cramps few days
ago. but is better at this time.
James. the little son of Mr. ana
Mrs. worthington Marsh. of Salem
Fork, is Ill at this time with
scrOfuIa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saddler. OF
Greenbrier. were entertained re-
Gently by MT, and Mrs. Alfred VII
liams. OF Grass run.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

Ef Cross, FeSerIsh, Bilious
Give Delicious Syrup Of
Figs to Cleanse LIS
bittIe Bowels.

Look al the ,ongne. Mother. 81
coated. & Is a sure sign Slla3 your iixtie
6r,a's inslaaS. Siie stomach. liver and
20 ices 81 bowels are cgogged up with
IputrifyiaG waste natter and need 8,
Een4Ie. thorough cleansing 81 once.
When your child IS lisJless. droop-
ing. male. d6esns; sleep soundly or eat
heartily or Is cross. irritable, tevertsh.
stomach sour. breath bad: has st@m
Iach-ache. diarrh6ea. sore shroat. 1r Is
run az cold. give feasPoonful II
syrup OF Figs. ana in a few hours all
tire foul. csnstipate1 vVaste. nndisest-
ed food and sour bile Win gently move
on and out OF its little bowels without
nausea. gripping or weakness. and you
surely viii have well. happy and
smiling child again shortly.
With syrup OF Figs you are not
dragging your children. being COM
posed entirely OF luscious figs. senna
and aromatics Il cannot be harmfai.
iDesides they dearly love It's delicious
taste
Mothers should always keep syrnp
Of Figs handy. 1t Is the only stomach
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed. A little given today will save
/ a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children Of Al
ages and for grown-n3s plainly priniz
ed on the package
ASK your druggist :or the fun name
syrup OF Figs. and Elixir OF SIENNA.
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting
genuine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
CURES COLDS, GROUP
ANg SORE THROAT
Mothers should Try This simple
: sensible Treatment for
+ Croupy Children.

Thssold method of dosing the stoul-
Each toseGre colds and Group IS wrong
fand barmfuf.s
when your child IS cross. feverish
and fun of cold. apply a small duahti-
ity of NostrioIa Balm to the. nostriIs.
and on chest and throat-aLso under
Farm pits and on soles- OF feet. This
simple. common-sense. treatment win
clear the head and open the air pas
tsages lfnest instantly. stop sneezing,
frunninESS0Fss the .znose5 and-, quickly
change haIY-siek frgtfut child into
a happy playful one.
| Many mothers now use the Nostri-
ola treatment and nothing else to
keep the children free from colds and
jcronp.
You won't believe the good results
this simple treatment viii bring until
you make the test. Get a 25e tube of
Sosriola of your druggist today. and
yaa II wish you had tried it sooner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

noN
have anctheE elopenent 70 report
from this community. the parties
.beng ira Bennett. ebl - Don g
Bennett. = prosperous farmer Of ntst'
Alliance. ana Miss Pansy Fowler.
daughter OF wilson Fowler Of Ftzne-
hart. The young man. who Nas
only about Il years cid. left home
during the week TO 60 to clarksbnrg.
at which place he vas Joined By
Miss Fowler. ana they went to Oak
land. where they were ndarrfed-
Miss Fowler Is about 2I. .yeara old
The Ladies' Aid society gave 9
supper In the wallace Han Saturday
evening. A large crowd attended
and neat gum was realized.
Mrs. W. B. Fielding is moving 70
Blue Greek. where she VIII join heE
husband. who has been there several
months working in the OIL feld.
| Mrs. Festus E. Robinson and
daughter. Mss Mildred. returned
home Sunday evening from few
ldays' visit to Mrs. P. 3. Bennett, on
Flag run.
The wallace baseball team tfrs'
nine), crossed bats with the In
isurgent team Saturday evening on
1.-THE Barnes run diamond. The game
was a good one. both teams playine
well. The score was 5 to 3 in favor
of the first nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asby Arnett and
daughter. OF Warrington. are guests
of Mrs. Direxie Arnett-
John c. Southern. OF GiarKsbnrg
candidate for prosecuting attorney
on the republican ticket, was here
recently calling on his many friends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

E5l1. ~ 11e.-4e4S.
~ fl.s eIiIl1l cIlul.l VII llsse
= foas1s on Fradae sight % tlle 1s-
ralfst6G farm % Town. ,E-lt1- 'lll@y Wit
be entertained dnrine the eye1Il1.s7 y
ne Rev. q. A. Brooks. Who VIII de-
liver some interesting speeehez
NIlIia4a Darlington. Of VRebster
Springs. vas IN ths city Niunl1ly
sgtgSt Of hls FathsT. w L. Dunnine-
ton, ON his way 70 Mt. I4lke F'ar1t for
/ q sbO1't vacat5Ops
J. NJ. Dennison. on Burlington and
BennIson's dePaftmenr store. IS on
the sick IssA
/ Prof. Thomas skinner has entered
ugon hes cutters as teacher In me E4ieol
school. The ncrsased eurollment
4 mnde an ersra- teacher. necessary and
Il Mr.. skinner was se;eeted by the
] b0ard to take the; place. He was
teaches in the city schools year
ago. and resigned to accept a position
{ with the Asphalt Feed Company aa
Bookkeeper.
4 A gas we'll ON the Louis Bennett
farm near this city caught fire Sunday
night and ts stu burning
h Ira b. Keys spent Sunday with his
parents at Salem.
Miss Anna Rohan went to clarks-
burg. in. company with her cousin,
Miss Ella MuIvaney, who vert TO
Pittsbarg.
II j. W. duncan, president Of the
county court. is guest OF his daugh-
Ter. Mrs. Lloyd Heayener. here
"a B. Losh has taken a position as
travelling salesman for a harness and
whip company
Mrs. George Chirtum and children
who were guests of relatives here
have returned TO their home at Nor
gantown.
Miss Neil Craig has accepted po-
efticn at Ira B. Keys music store. She
viii have charge OF school book sales
Miss Agnes Croush. who is employ
ed by the osburn $500 Company, OF
Harrisburg. IS at Lock ana Ryan
tailoring establishment here. taKins
orders for shpes for her firm She
has been. very successful and has
: taken a large ;uumber OF orders.
!, Miss Pauline Junks, OF Nj. lake
PARK, who visited her sister. Mrs. Ray
! Rittle, has returned home.
W. S. Conley. principle OF the Jane
.tIew High school. spent sunday here
with his wife. ~
Miss Georgia Dawson. clerk in The
Hub DEPARTMENT store. is suffering
from gathering on the left arm
MSS Nina Fox. OF Harrisv?fle, Va
> lis a guest 81 The Misses stewart OF
tCenter avenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
NEVER
COME SINGLY
HEEPIcTDE AND BEAUTIFUL HAIR

Having a head OF nice hair is a
blessing within the reach Of anyone
who viii use Newbro's Herpicide be-
fore The dandruH germ has dsnuded
the scalp and LEFT condition Of
Chronic badness.
.Herpicide inpar,s that snap and
lustre to the hair which is SO; attrac-
Having a subtle fragrance Herpi-
eide appeals directly TO persons Of re
hnement It has been sold for years
and boasts of more satisfied. users
than 4alI other hair dressings COM
7NeV1ro's Ferpicide is recommend
ed ana used by the best BARRIERS and
hair dressers.
SEND Ice IN postage or silver for
sample aud booklet to The Herpicide
Co. Dept. r.. Detroit. Mich.
Newbro's. Herpicide in soc and 81
'sizes IS sold by all dealers who guar
autee 1t TO do all that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
be efnnded.
ParsGIs-souders Co. Special Agents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
JENNINGs FUNERAL.

The hour of the funeral Of Mrs
Mary Jennings. who died Monday
morning at the home of her son.
Walter Jennings. on East Pike street.
has been changed from 1890
O'Clock wednesday morning until 10
O'Clock. The funeral viii be held
at the church OF the Immaculate
Conception.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
-FOUR ARE JAILED.

Men giving the names of Jack
Hays, of Cincinnati. O.; Slim NOT
gan. of Cleveland. o.: and Jack
Henderson and Samuel Ereekson'
both OF Detroit. Mich. were arrested
last night by Police Chief Brooks
as suspicious persons and were put
in jail to remain until after the
fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

Even YOUR boarders leave you
sometimes. without good cause. Your
remedy is In advertising promptly
for your ad viii appeal to other dis
satisfied boarders. who. quite likely
would be tres eHdously pleased with
your table and house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

Buy Il now. Chanberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost certain TO
be needed before the summer is over. Buy
It now and be prepared for such an eZner-
gency. For sale by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

That apartment good enough to at
tract and interest PARTlCul-H La tt
TENANT? tThe particular tenants s
always). Take sone pains with. ana
be very persistent in. your advertis-
are the good pay ones. yoa Hao"'
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17

stores COMPETE. il these days. as
never before. They compete tn'price-
concessions, as always; they compete
in SERVICE and that is the never
better cosnPetifion. And q vital and
esseotial part of a stores service 70
its patrons IS its enterprise in telling
them its store news promptly. fully
raaIsIy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
Il. A. HEINzE,
olIvm 8 :1IN1Nc ENarsEER
Con Building

EIoouf 70. coz. Con Building
Exa1alnhri6 1nd Development o
Coal Ffope4ty. Surveys made. Notes
Gompuoed. Meps and TracingB Mace
fIne Printing.
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sALE. % 80 LIE RANIz
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i win orrey for Ssts to Ft highest
builder for eashs & ME tlshit DOOR u
the court house at ClarkshuEEi n EIar-
rison county, West Virginia. onsSatur-
day. September II. 1872. at $50
o'clock p. m. Certffcate 40. As, for 10
shares and certifeate 40. sos FOR
shares os Union National Banks stock.
and Certificate No. 1s4 for 25'shares
OF cqarksbnrg Ltght anS Heat com-
WILL M, J.. COLLINS.
Executor of Estate Of Josiah Davis
son. Deceased.
address: wilHamstoWn. w Va
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An hour OF advertisement reading
may save you six hours OF looking
and. perhaps. six dollars Cmore or
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NOTICE,
may concern:

To whom n may concern:
My wife. Mollie Abels. having left
my bed and board without just cause
1 wiIfnots be responsible for any debts
she may contract.
RILEY ARELs.
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Ysestssn77se.eF SO. 1872