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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
LllanIfU

7 DON'T WORRY! LET US COLLECT
your accounts; surs and quick re-
suits. H. s. ELLYSON IS Co. Base
n~nt American Bank.
WANTED. BIDS FOR SETTING BOIL
cr ana raising stock also for brick
works on same. Apply Monday morn
INK 32O south Tenth street
RELIABLE TRANSPARENT
2o2 North Ninth street hauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks issued at tho
house Tor Your baggage. Two men
on our WAGON Phone Madison l445.
W .ANTED. EXPERIENCED CHOCO-
itte mana dippers. good pay. " EST
MOKELAND CANDY co. INC. sos
North seventeenth street.
WANT SOME ARCHITECT OR OWN
"i - give me foundation and CON
crete work. l VIII furnish labor ana
tools ana they furnish material Ad-
dress MACK. care Times Dispatch
NN1Ep. SECONDHAND ENGI-
Neers level, either Guriey, Queen
adjustment Il. II. RICHARDSON &
SONS, INC. sixth and Main
r. II BosHERS SONS MAKE AND
repair automobile springs. tops and
dust covers 10 south Ninth street
WANTED. TO BUY y SECOND HAND
push cart for cash 1000 West Broad
WANTED, SIN HUNDRED DOLLARS.
real estate security. Apply + H.
care Times dispatch.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ANY
quantity. PHONE MONROE e7i-J.
WANTED. TO BUY SECOND HAND
automobile. must be in first-class
running order. state price and
wher, can be seen. Address y I. care
Times patch.
WANTED. 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS.
also old-time antique sofas, tables,
sideboards. CHAIRS. bureaus. desks.
china. brasses. mirrors jewelry-any-
thing old J. X. BEARD 10 West
Main. Madison 6sO7.
WANTED. \ WATER POWER MILL
property W. C. TABOR, Bedford
city va.
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT "
IL COWARDIN'S SONS prices on
watch and Jewclry Work are bne low
es. in town, satisfaction 10 Suaran-
iced. 1915 East Main Street
FURNITURE WANTED-WILL BUY
household goods OF any kind and
any amount Phore Madison 1906.
WANTED. BRASS CASTINGS DAILY.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS. INC.
WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 3S5l
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Rooms G1aantep

WANTED. BY TWO ADULTS. TWO
or tNree rooms for light housckecn-
ing. central. Terms must not cx-
coed ten dollars: references eX-
changed Address ID Il. care Times
Dispatch
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5ealro Proposals
SEALED PROPOSALS.

ONCE OF tile state Highway Com
mission.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerk OF l.nbanon. Va. until u
u'cNck noon Monday. September >.
l'l :. for tht superstrciure Of steel
bridge rl feet three inches long over
copper creek ia Russell county. Va.
llans lnl specifications on file
at the clerks Office. Lebanon. va.
and at dhls oiiice
\ certified heck for $3.50 to &C
company each bid
Fnrther Information furnished on
Application 10 the undersigned.
IT, ST j. WILSON.
SlatO lNHhMAN Commissioner.
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NOTICE

The SHARPE co. is now located at
No. North Seventh Street.
We are c1uippine and getting into
shape for manufacturing S,fsty Ra1'r
Blades. in connection with oar present
business. and for this rrason We are
moving into more suitable quarters.
For the convenience of our r.stnm-
ers We have established an agency With
HOWELL BROTHERS HARDWARE.
co. 'SiNth and Broad Strects), for the
purpose OF receiving ana Delivering
our local work
We viii DC glad. however. 10 receive
any special work at orr place Of bus
iii"ss on seventh street. 'The work
we now have on hand vili Is. delivered
at ths above agency
The Sharpe Company
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Fnrsran' to an order Of the p.stf.ct
poN.t ot the United States for tne
Eastern District oi Virginia. entered
-, ~. A g.5'S ?. isi2 im the matter OF
public auction. on the premises 7I6
Eas, Broad street.
MONDAY. AUGUST 18TH.
at $50 T.. NJ
this fresh and desirable stot :. consist
ihS of lie Conf,> tioneries. hicn-gridc
lars ana Cigarettes IN original ana
nioken boxes. large quantity ., Flavor
ING Extracts. Wcish's Grape Juice.
Ginger Ales. etc. etc.
fiNtures. consisting OF fine qAartcred
oak plate glass, tiunidpl, cigar cases.
iine qnartcrci oak Wall Case and Vail
shelves plate glass silent Salesman
snow case. quartcred oak Partition,
Carhorator. Linoleum. Ice shaver and
other accessories. also the uneXrired
lease
Tnesc. goods arc ali practically new.
TERMS. Cash
GEO G. FlTzHuGH.
Trustee.
Valentine Auction Company.
AuctlOntcrS.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
or It ysiuaDle. wen improved 100
acre stock and Grain Farm. With
beautifully situated io-room dwelling.
in Louisa COUNTY only one mile from
I.ouisa station
sale to take place on tho premises
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Il. 1912.
Further particulars from
cAssELMAN & co.
Real Estate Auotioneers
1913 East Main. Richmond. Va.
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National Bank OF Virginia.
Ri~itrf or11 Y.

Monday. July %. 1912
TO THE SrCCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Frgsl ant 90 "a resolution ct tho
board OF directors OF the National
Bank Of NIrslnia. adopted this DAY.
notice Is hci by given mat u special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
sand bank VIII be held at its banking
house. Ninth and Main Streets. Rich
inomd. Va. THURSDAY. August -.
1872. at - O'Clock NJ. To consider:
FIRST y proposition and plan for
the cons o!idat!on OF the National
Bank OF Virgins with the First Ma
uonal Bank oi Richmond. Va. " hich
has been approved hN the board OF
directors oi the national Bank OF
second = plan for the complete
liunilation ot the assets and AFFAIRS
OF tne National Bank Of Virginia
pursuant to sections SEQ and 59el
/ nited states Revised statutes, to
take effect uion such day as may be
nNed ~ tho stockholders.
Third Tn ratification Of the ac-
ton OF tHe board Of directors OF the
said bnnk li Tho PREMISES preliml-
Mars To- sad meeting
Fourth. An. ether business ger
mane 10 tho foregoing matters which
may bc hrur-h. 10 the consideration
OF the sand meeting.
y run meeting Of the stockhold-
ers, either In person or by proxy. is
urgently reqgested.
u.s. NJ HABLIsTON.
w. NJ ADDiso5SS,.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIOkgEE9
e 8 ia BIZ BROAD ST

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK or NOTIONS CENTS FUR
N1SHTNGS CROCkERN, GLASS
WARE. tbs WARE. HARD WARE.
SOAPS TOILET ARTICLES ETC
CASH REGISTERS COUNT ER~,
SHOWCASES SHELVING IRON
SAFE ETC
rlrsuan, 70 an order ~ the pistric,
Court 90 tie nitcd states for the East
crn District OF virginia. entered on tho
; 9TH day OF August 1872. in The matter
~ X Fisher and r. " Rroidy. bank
rIpts / Viii sell At public auction on
THU RSDAY. AUGUST 92D
Beginning at 1880 o'clock.
on tho premises. No sos East Broad
street the stock and fixtures OF raid
hankrupts. consisting OF Cruckery.
Glassware Tiuware. Hardware. 40
tipns l.Hces. Ribbons Underwear.
Hosiery. Gents Furnishings. Pictures.
Bric-a -nrac. Toilet Articles. Soaps Per-
fumes. ctc. etc. also fine nxtures. con
slstinr OF seven total adding National
Cash Registers. Iron safe. silent sales
man and Counter Showcases. Window
Mirrors. twenty three ten-foot Coun-
tors. DISPLAY Tables. about l25 feet ad-
Unstable and portable Shelving Elec-
trio Fixtures etc
TERMS Cash
MELVIN FLEGENHEIMER
Receiver.
Auctionsers.
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No VIII sell for tn" at
WEDNESDAY, Ia
octave Upright
i'tISSct OH Paintings. otc '''''' 'u''
Library sp, M MonoEnny Ihsr Tallc
ant.i
DiNNc nloN (suad Massive oak Buffet china closet
n9irs one tonhinatior Book
etc
.'>llN N"shh H'frsciator and
t-nr,I 'eE.d oar IN Rack WIN match Brass
Garnet
,tD ioM ~ H. Maoran, cnsisny Mahoeany Dresser
Sea Nh Nationa Mattress Druset Msnt"i ioe
49,, sf! ROOM 81 Nahoran, Mahogany SUIT consisting II
tho piuouti ii
Ladies invited positive TERMS.
vlRclNGt AUCTION Auctoneers
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Sunlnlrr 15oaroing

IA KU COTTAGE. FRONTING CHEsA-
peake BAY with latest Improvement
GEO BLOuNT Ocean View. VA
GREENWOOD. ALBEnARLE COUNTY.
on * o.. in heart Blue Ridge
Mountains beautiful scenery. fresh
Vegetables. mutt milk. etc; good
service auC reasonable rates Apply
MRS NJ s HARRIS. Greenwood. ia.
from seventeenth street station. Viz
GINA leach Terms $40. So ana $i5
rcr week Weekend rates Saturday
suIp,r % Monday DreAkfast $50
1y MRS. ~ ~. ELLNSON PHILLIPS
s al INFER BOARDERs WANTED
near Alton DEPOT n'cc country
home good shady lawn good free
stone water. Local ana long distance
telephone connections l. =. LIS
COMB
IELSOSs WISHING BOARD IL i
IulcI exclusive home neat Haymar-
kst va. ~ the foot Of the Bull Run
Mountains. viii plcace communicate
win BOX 49, Hsymarket, va.
WANTED BOARDERs 50 80 WEEK
tood fare eight miles from depot
MISS HOPE Bnmpass Va
hkiGiiToN COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW:
en- water front anc cottage line.
SUNDAY ainners d Speciality rates
"f7'n" pl. specia! prices made par
tics Nils GEORGE ESPEAR.
pioprletrcss.
J CLENEAY MATTHEW'S WHO PLAY
I'D at III" Academy win Lucille IA
verne ms openod "a cottage at
ocean NNN for rates write MIR
MATTHEWS Week end parties
speciality
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aurtfon 5alrS, Jutnr. Dayg
aurtion SaIss. future Days
Virginia Auction Co..
Auctionccrs, 6I6 E. Broad.
AUCTION SALE
OF THE
furnishings Of 22l5 Stuart Avenue

PAHyoR CHAMBER DINING ROOM FuRNIrrRE cur GLASS
cHNNWARE.
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WATCH KEpAJNING.

YOUR WATCH REpAII.mD Or CLEAN
ed by WM. TOB4t.H, Jls.. is u guar
hntee that IL zone properly. ~
years experience. Cleaning, - mair
springs, 81. +ps East s.oal street
BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS.
WANTED. BOLTS AND STAY BOLTS
made 10 order. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS. INC.
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SHARPE co.

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARp-
ened, , l2c. eacn. razors honod, ID.
Work nalr tested. ster.lzed ana
guaranteed. thousands satisfied send
Tor circular ana convenient blade
mailer Sharpe CO. 500 East
Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

THE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS or TIE
- r Midrette Co. Inc. have de-
clared Quarterly dividend Of one
tf,l per cent on their outstanding
I"r ricipatus gold Nonds, payable
AnsUst 3lst 10 holders OF record
August .n. ie12
9. G. WALLACE.
Secretary.
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9f8rfIlanfDu6

LOST, AT ST. PArRICk's SUNDAY
school picnic. Buokroc Beach. opal
ring, with initials NJ L. : Return
10 sAVS East Franklin Siroct.
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LOST. FRIDAY NIGHT. WHITE
sweater either on Porter. Cowardin
Avenue. Hun street or New Road.
return to 1919 Porter. Reward.
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Jbeal Dentilators

IDEAL vENTILAToK
Monroe 1902.
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rIrNiSuEp ROOM HEATED FOR
gentleman West Drarc Street table
Utd conc,nicut Hhone Madison
tI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

NIDLLl FJNNlSIIID ROOMS FOX
rent. Secnd floor. convenient TO bath.
@lN south F1urth Madison i>a6-L
WaNTED GENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS
fOr pleasant rooms !n private fam
IN. wiih 3r wlthont board rhunc
-5il-l.
ioR RENT NlcELY FURNISHED
irqat rouln i-Du hla,k ralk Avenue.
lioul Monroc o5.0-J.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. With BOARD.
at Mrs j. q Hu NTEks us East
FRANKLIN street Iaone -I.o. Madi-
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& OR RENT NICE. LARGE. FUR
nisAcd ROOMS NTH board loll East
Marshall street.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-31

Children and Misses Low Cuts will be almost given away.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14
Y, Gf57-n nEr.,
iovc and tie National Pastima
Contest. but the Former
l'f'i.ii.phs.
~ CRIT TRuEMaN.


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ai'ef al ihai' anu " '"'nei 'o'i'7
one az 'iial' anu hia MAI ""' ""'
ING between the t"o' on 'u,h'''e'
long hcssie iaa come oo' " '"o nm
GROUNDS VI ,'ie n.acA '"es ~ w. ~
them, anu her D'ue eyes 'o''o".u ~
cry play WIN eAper.ehceu .e'o''o"' :"
mohth oeiore Ma's'e ".a ooeoN"o az
quaihted WIN her' anu VI 'ou'e0 VIZ"
the black rags anu then 'ne s'"'e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14

though there We're several balls, and
then Thurston went into the box for
the first of the fourth inning. As he
ran down field he caught sight OF Mai.
sizes wavins handkerchief, and imme-
tjately the old problem confronted
m. 1t unsteaGied his arm so that
when the catcher signa,ed for an out
Girye he sent over straight one.
the man at bat found this soft, and
he sent it soaril, down past center,
easily reaching second before the ball
Was captured.
The grand stand went into the &C.
stasics usual on such occasions. but
two girls turned white and bit their
lirs, feeling as though some personal
aitront had been offered them Usu-
ally Thurston would have been stead.
led by such mishap. but today he
was not in usual form, and all be-
cause of these two girls. Therefore
to the dismay of the Black Flags, he
( !et Compton connect with an iucurve
which he hunted. and the man on sec
cad made third amid thunderous an.
pauSe from the Yellow Feet contin.
gent and Kisses from those espousing
the Black Flags. The next man got
his base on balls. aud the yellow Feet
scored. although Thurston MANAGED
to hold them down to that Naisie
flashed Ralph glance OF scora as he
passed on his way to the bench. sc
that he failed to see how BESSIE
looked, and huddled down in has coat
refusing to reply to any rpmarks
hurled at him by his indignant fellow
players. In the next half the BLACK
Flags scored. and would have made :
home run. if Thurston had not allowed
himself to be caught between SECOND
and third. Once more his 5lunder cos
the Black Flags dea'
After this followed :. series ns him
ders by him that made the captajn apf
manager rave. Ii the other Two pitch
ers on whom they could de- erd hat
not been laid UP. Thurston wo4ld hay,
been taken from the box. As j. was
they had to content themselves will
addressing unkind remarks 10 him
and threatening him with dire results
II he did not buck up and show som,
ginger.
Al the While the real cause Of th,
disturbance lay in his pocket. |, cor
sisted OF two notes, one signed Naisif
tne other Bessie. Each girl invite,
MIN to spend the evening in her CON
rany. Maisie had added in her note
written CT monogram paper, that /
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14
As to the Tired Business Man

See the tired business man, Is he
really tired? Well, We are always
hearing that he is.
What does he do9 Why, he looks
over his mail. smokes a few good
cigars. dictates to Miss Snappityclick
motors bit, lunches little too we'll
or banquets in the same fashion roots
at the ball game. gawfs some and
possibly basks in the smiles Of n
peach or two in no way related IN
him. and incidentally talks a little
business with few other tired bus;.
ness men.
But what makes him tired? We do
not know. But it is the shows tba,
are put up for his delectation tho
books that are printed for him snd
the everlasting piffle that is written
about his WEAKNESS that makes tbs
rest Of US tired. Tue
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14

Tho only difference between q
mprlce and a lifelong passion Is that
;h3 caprice lasts little longer-The
Taitlcr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14
fortunate Discovery.

erOprictor--"Well. sir. now did you
Ind the beef" Dincr-"Oh, | hap.
2ened to shift q potato, and--well
A0rO Il WaB."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14

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IS ',io ,"'' III, IL AZ.
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n''l'ne "ea'" "e ,.,;a;ows
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=! .'oSe ~ VIC o..p.o. -.
ri"a"S '.e n,'' u"A y. 'uo .A
was re"cneo' A"e seo'e e'oou :" ::
10 favor Oh tue ''si'o's' i"s'e". "
the usual cneell"s al" APPLAUSE "A.s-
had gree'ed inuFs'oa 40 NC 'An W '.o
poA' tnere caine . oea" s"eu.e lnO.o
expressive tnan any aemons''a''ou' 40
ne had lett tne oencn' No nao caueu'
a sight OF the pa'e races u INC IVY
glris' anu nc wlsaeo .na' . "o'e ~oIlu
open up before MS ieet' IN WHICH no
might nide from 'hem anu 'ne .nocA
Ing crowd. lie gritted MS 'ee.n'
clenched his hsts until the nngers OIL
into the palms OF his nands. tnen
began pitching with all MS oid''ime
vlgor AS In the hrst inning, ne put
the men out IN one' two. tnree order'
and the grand stand went wiid Win
Joy. The yellow Feet were not wor'
Iied, however. and indinerentiy trot'
ted out into the ileld. a sneer disiie
ured Comrton's race as ne swung MS
arm, but 1t changed 10 somelhihs else
when Gryce, the captain OF the Black
Flags. struck out nome run. inis
ratified the man 10 the box LOT ne
let the next man get 10 second on u
line drlve that easily passed ieit nelu'
and the third took his base on baiis.
Thurston then came to pat. HIS TWO
Dagger brought IN another run ana
put man on second. Inc hext man
hunted. and three bases we're nlied.
The score was now 70 8, with all
bases hlled. Tn0 manager dor0on'
was the next man u Dat' OUT ne
tanned out, - oid the next. Inen
came Burcnell, VINO always managed
twoDagger. His Dali rose grace
FULLY, scared out ana over the nead
OF right Held, ard the men began eat
Ing up the gr0and to get nome. just
as the man from third began to side.
the ball feH into the glove OF the
right fiel0er, ana the pennant De-
longed to the Yellow Feet.
The work OF all the black rags mad
been good. They had assisted again
and again In keeping down tie score
OF the Yellow Feet when Thurston had
gone to pieces, and naturally blamed
thpir dofaat on him The man said
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-14
Increa Demand for Coal.

The coal consumption OF the world
has just about doubled every ten
years for the last century.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19

CONTINUED on page sevens)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19
s o 3
Be Dane b Shlnnstan.

= 5000 ~ AaA-AAANA1Nu1a
The shlnnston Club gave an elab-
crate and enjoyable ST Patrieks
dance Monday night in its. club rooms
in the News building at shlnnston,
Several visitors from Clarksburg,
Monongah and Fairmont attended.
Music was played for the dancing BY
the Fairmont orchestra. Tiny hods
were given to the gentlemen and dec
GRATED Irish potatoes to the ladies as
souvenirs of the occasion.
Among those from Ciarksburg who
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Reeder, Mr.. and Mrs. w A.
streeter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parr,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Law, Misses Helen
and Hazel Boardman and Vera Fish
er; Mrs. H. W. Williams, and Messrs.
Lester Mcmillan, W. j. johnson. A.
]. Myers, william Bailey, and John
NJ. Knox.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19

The Parsons ouders service t0as
put to the extreme test Monday By the
fUe thousand folks Wto attended the
great silk sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19
Birthday Party.

Very Informally but very :. enjoy
ably Mrs. Dudley D. Britt entertain.
ed last evening at a family dinner
party to celebrate the birthday OF
her mother, Mrs. D. NJ. Bailey, OF
Weston. Spring flowers were the
decorations of the table, and the
guest list included only members OF
the family: Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. j w. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton d. Bailey, Mrs. Thomas w
.Pettigrew,. OF New York; and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Bailey, of Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19
a Permanent Cure Fol
Chronic constip

!: Although those may DISPUTE its who
have not tried It, yet tliousafidS 81
others. who speak from pefsonal al pefi-
enee, assert that there Is q permanent
cure for chronic CONSTIPATION. some
MY cents years ago, and that, the
/ trouble mayer came back on them! while
others admit they took several Bottles
before 9, steady cure vas brought about.
The remedy referred TO Is 81. Cali5
the nRrit for Dyer o.. puartef ss6f .
century and has been pophlariEed on. It's
merits BY one person falling another.
arc Women and elderly people 1.-The ones
most phl ststenf ~ COZ lips dina iteB Il
7cett9tpi that tip claims rel ardInGF n Is
Q petpanent cure for const ipati0n hive
not been exaggerated. zsf rs gsit
+ IT. 81 not violent like cathartic ptiIs,
salts Or waters but opefates GeAtty,
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LiteraIy club Meets.

An interesting meeting Of OF the
Tuesday Literary Club was held this
afternoon in the home OF Mrs. John
]. Davis and the following well writ
ten papers were read and discussed
by the members:
THE Founding Of Colleges IA
New England, New York and Viz
.gihia-Miss Kennedy. &
Education Of Women. in America:
Mrs. John Ruhl.
'FThe Development of the Public
School system Miss McClelland.
''Trade Schools and Agricultural
Colleges"-Mrs. Virgil L. Highland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19

without gripping and without shock 10
the system. 1t contains tonic proper
ties that strengthen the st6mach and
bowel muscles SO that IN time medicines
nature Is again solely relied ON
Among the legions who testify to these
facts are Mr.. ]. W. Whitley, Marion Va,
and Mr.. VIM. Glenn, 2S0f .. Preston
81, Baltimore, MIDI and they always
have a bottle Of It in the house. for ~
y reliable laxative for all the family
from infancy TO old age.
Anyone wishing 10 make q trial OF this
remedy before buying it In the REGULAR
dollar 3. iSrFe "a g e enc
have 9 fannie bottle sent TO IA home
Tree o. charSe by simply addressing Or.
Y ". =. qald Feilt 4Q5 ~ hiheton 8
Monticello, III. Your name and addre81S
on postal card VIM do. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19
BIZ Soclal Session.

: At the end of the business meet
ing of Aerie, No. AS, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, Monday night in the Reed
hall, a largely attended social session
was held and fine chicken supper
was served with G. r. Post, caterer,
in charge. The menu was especially
delectable, being prepared by Mr..
Post with his usual application of a
fine knowledge of the culinary art.
Covers were laid for sixty persons,
among whom were visitors from Sal
EN-, Buckhanuon and other towns.
The affair was one of rare enjoyment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-19
Entertains Students.

Mrs. Amos Payne vii be hostess
this evening of the March meeting
Of the study department of the Mar
cato Music Club. Beethoven Will be
the composer discussed under the
leadership of Mrs. E. B. Jewett.
His works will be interpreted and IL
Illustrated. Among the selections
played viii be "sonato Opus 12,
No. l." by Professor Dew, Of Salem,
accompanied by Mrs. Morris on the
violin. 1t is hoped all members Of
the study-club viii be-prssent. ~