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BROKEN-HEARTED MOTHER
Writes to |. j.. About the Killing of
her S0a q; m0re,aaa

Mis-. Saline l.. Murphy, mother oil
George Murphy, VINO Was Killed by
hal luunu NoeI al MOreland Tor
Mnlcn noel was fined SlJU by II jury
M court mere, writes the /. j. thaI
sam MurpnN ana his wife were
DuaI ding at the hotel III Moreland
ANA george Murphy and MS VIII"
and hltle enid were visiting them at
Mle. murphy writes that her son
dId not 80 III the auto with the oth
ca young men 10 llustonNIlle mat
sunday morning hunting Il drink.
nor had drdn6 any WHISKY. la or
der 10 show that Mr. Murphy was
not mixed up III the crowd oI carous-
ers that fatal day, the mother point"
out that II was testified that wnen
they came back from llu,tonNIle, the
men from llarrodsburg called tor 1,
room and Sam and George MURPHY
were standing talking on the verdn-
da OF the hotel. zone OF the men
asked who that was sam WAS tall,Iug
To. They said II Was SANS brother.
They SAID they wanted TO meet him.
The proprietor of the hotel tool
them ~ then room and they sent
HIM back TO invite Sam ana Georgs
up To their room and they sent ne
second time before they Went. Nhcp
they got 10 the room they had SOME
bottles OF malt mead. Then aud
there Noel commenced with his pls .
tol. The result you already know.
"On ihai never be forgotten night,
| had retired and had fallen to
/ slep when rap at my door awoke
me, about half after ten o'clock, dnd
II messenger saying your son Sam
sent me for you. George has been
shot Oh. The agony of that NOM
cni. As soon as could get ready,
we started aud through the dark
hours of the night, drove % miles
with my daughter. When We arriv-
ed and beheld his PROSTATE form,
the bed all covered with blood, the
room all covered With blood, his
clothes all covered with blood, that
had run from his noble veins. Oh
What n sad. sad scene for AN OLE
mother of 20 years To behold. llei
dear child who had lived with hei
all his life and was taking care OF
her in her old days. had all this
to bear. There was no other way
that | could do but bear it,"
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out of the way it looks like Harvey
Helm first, last and all the time.
Mr.. Helm was here last week but it
was not our good fortune to meet
him
George Austin was here Monday
and swore out warrant for the ar
rest of Henry and Will Luttrell,
charging them with stealing chickens
They live in the Walltown section.
There il said 10 have been con-
siderable drunkenness in Yosemite
Saturday night. a couple of fights
of small dimensions are said to have
been engaged in. You will likely
hear more about it later on
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CRAB ORCHARD

The Christian Endeavor and Bap-
list people gave II very
enjoyable Easter Program Sunday
night at the Christian church.
Messrs. n. b. Coy and c. c. Coy,
of Madison. were guest, of l.. L..
Sanders Sunday night.
Mrs. r. f. Thompson. of Lancas-
ter, is with his daughter Mrs. Alvin
Holmes.
Mis- Katie Melvin spent several
days with Miss Jennie Rogers.
Mr.. d. c. Payne. of Barbourville,
is in Crab Orchard for visit with
homefolks.
Mrs. NJ. V. Sigler. was brought
here Tuesday and buried in Crab
Orchard cemetery. She was in Tex
as on a visit when she died. Ev-
eryone her is glad to know that J. +.
Holdam. of this place. has been APP
pointed circuit clerk.
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TURNERSvIllE SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL FOR MARCH

Grade 1.--Jamc, Mccormack.
Ma;iauna %uuuelle>. Jacg Cover.
Grade 2.-Je-sie SGndu~ky.
Grade D Ruth Spears. Virginia
Rout.
Grade !. Ollie Gadbrrry.
Grade , -Ituby Spr"rs, Rober;
Mccormack, William Sandusky,
Dewey Saudu~ky,
Grade Ida Martin.
Grade S.-Anuic Sandu~k;, Mar
care, Routt. Ora Lee Saudu~kN.
Mr.. Belle Lewis Marriott, of Dag
vile, i, visiting Mr.. j. y. Cash.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Gooch of
knc'~ Mountain visited relatives
here last week.
MIR. Jesse Manning aud family of
stanford spent Sunday with his
father here.
Mrs. J. T. Martin spent Sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. J. W. Peek.
Her friend, are glad to know that
she is able 10 be out
Miss Anna Floyd. of llustonville,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. III.
Murphy Saturday.
Mrs. f.. +. Gooch and children. of
Mckinney. are visiting her parents
Mr.. aud Mr.. j. ". Gooch.
Bro. Hunter, of Lexington,
preached an interesting sermon sun
day morning and evening.
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MIDDlEBURG

The Interior journal due here FRI
day came dragging in Manday after
noon, looking tired.
The graded school will close
Thursday with an entertainment at
the Yosemite Christian church al
night.
Jason Lawhorn has had some
needed Improvement done on the Col
den Dawn Hotel. and he tells Us that
the prospects for II profitable sea-
son are quite flattering. Orders for
water have already begun to come
in and he has made several ship
ments.
Mis-, Fannie Lind Royalty has
pneumonia.
Mr.. &. T. Allen aud her sister.
Mrs. +. q. Barger. of Liberty, were
on the hack Saturday en- route home
from visiting their father, Mr.. j. j.
Elliott, who il seriously i'll at his
home near Mckinney.
McD. Fogle was down Saturday
to see hi, father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. }. G. Fogle.
John q. Rowland went to Liber-
, ~ Thursday ON business. Rev. and
Mrs. G. T. Claunch visited relatives
in Mercer last week. Mr. and Mrs
q. r. Jones went to Liberty Sunday
Ia see their daughter, Mrs. Dr. W. q.
Sweeney.
Ii George T.. Stone was candi-
date for Congress We believe that
nine tenths of the voters in Casey
would be for him. but with George
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HUSTONvILLE HONOR ROLL

John Spellman Rife, Carey Hicks
John Wesley Hooker, Annie Hicks,
Josephine Nunnelley. Lorraine Chill
ders. Harold Childers, Annie Gay
Lutes. Leslie Vowel. Vim. Nave,
Agnes Russell, Harmon Barker,
Annie s. Reynolds, Laura Sandidge,
Reid Conway. Jessie Lair. Carroll
Allen. Ethel Burton. Roberta Blan'
Eugene Spragens. Dunn Sandidge,
Ola Williams. Malinda Nave. Paul
Willis. q. c. Lyons, Walter Moser,
Marion Lipps.
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to pay the last tribute of love and
respect TO his memory and beautiful
flowers covered the bier a. he was
laid away. The palbcarers we're:
Active. Walter o. Walker. Ed "
Walker, ;. A. Walker. T.. ID. PEN
uiugion, j. Owslev Reid, Walter NJ.
Owslcy,
Honorary. u. Paxton, W. NJ.
Bright, +. p. Woods. J. ). Hooker,
j. n. Mencfee, T. ID. Newland, j. W.
Alcorn. J. u. Higgins.
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SPLENDID EoUINEs ON
PARADE HERE MONDAY
Horse Show Day Brinus Biz Crowd
To Town To View Fine hor-
SEES on Exhibition.


10 town Monday to see the Horse
Show. April court day Is always
Horse Show day in Lincoln county.
and the owners of the blooded
eauines have them Oh display, and
nut them through their PAGES Tor
the entertainment and instruction Oh
the big throng which always attenC'
llorse Show this year brought out
"A splendid exhibition OF high class
animals. Nearly all the familiar
stations were Oh hand, while there
were some fiery youngsters whlch
attracted great deal Of favorable
comment, and will undoubtedly
prove very popular.
The owners kept their beauties in
Bcazley's stable III the mornin"
where they were visited by hundreds
and ~ the afternoon paraded Their
on lower Main street. Among those
OH exhibition were:
Cecillan Leaf, the great trotter,
shown by G.. T.. Tate and Jas. Mess
er.
Almont Dare. the crack saddlcr,
under Smith Powell.
Garrard Chief, Joe Murphy great
stallion.
Beau Naboth. driven oy II. C..
Baughman and looking mighty good.
Harvey Highland, W. NJ. Dodd's
new sire. driven by Willie Stage and
making fine show.
All Peavine, Dick Scudder's mag
niiceut show horse.
Carroll Bailey made "A great hit
with hl- young stallion Preston, Jr.
known ~ the Jim Smith horse.
King Eagle, Jr.. hand.omer than
ever. was shown bN {. q. Caldwell
aud son. of Waynesburg.
George Shelby's Norman stallion,
Alto. aud T., q. Bickley's handsome
black young PcrchcrUn, Samson, at
lracted much attention.
Ed Ballard had Don Narrick, the
splendidly bred son of Onward Sill
yer.
Carroll Preston and High Cloud,
7 W. q. Walkers pair of beautiqs,
were shown under halter and looked
better than ever. This /, Il pair To
draw To.
One of the handsomest horses
seen was j. Nevin Carriers magni-
ficcnt Percheron, Voltaire, which
created lot, of favorable talk.
Cress y Parrish had OH exhibition
splendid young animal Rex Moki,
son of old Rex Peavine, which
showcd hi elias, all over.
Morgan :. Baughman. Jr., had
hi two little Shetland, IN fine shape
and had lots of inquiries.
NJ. Pike had the nice young stall
hon Washington Jewell. which he
Will stand near Uttenheim.
Col sam Harris and Il. h. Wood-
were distributing circulars of then
great sire> Ashland Brook aud kim
Eagle. winch are well known in TIN,
section.
Dick Scudder was getting lot, oi
inquiries about Jordan Pcacocl
which he ha, recently secured.
John N. Baughmau was telling IN
friends about hi fine sire Watzman
, also couple of fine Jacks and I
shetland he has at lluStonville
while Smith Baughman also dis
tributed cards of his jack and hi
sons Shctland,.
: sam j. Embry. Jr.. was receivin.
many inquiries about his haud>om,
: little Shetland Dock, while John b
Foster was letting his friends know
that Dock Grey i, again at his plac,
: this season.
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NAPiER-SHARP

X. 4. Sharp. II prominent coal op-
orator of Central City, Muhlenberc
county. and Mis- Madeline Napier.
the beautiful aud accomplished
daughter az Mr.. and Mr.. 7. ". M
pier. were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony at the home of the
bride in Crab Orchard on Manday
evening April Let, by Rev. J. G. Liv-
ingston. A wide circle of friends
will wish them every happiness.
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ONE-SIDED UMPIRING
Lost Game for Hiah School at Lon
don. Say Local Boys.

The High School ball team went
To- London Saturday aud were de
fcated by the Sue Bennett Memorial
team by score OF . to q. The
local boys say that they would not
have been defeated had not the home
nine aud valiant assistance from
the umpire. who. they say. called n
foul ball fair in the ninth inning with
two men on bases, letting IN two
runs. The box score was as fol
lows:
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Constipation brings many all
ments in its train and is the pri-
mary cause of much sickness. Keep
your bowels regular madam. and
You will escape many of the all
ments to which women are subject.
Constipation is a very simple thing.
but like many simple things. II may
lead to serious consequences. Ma
ture often needs a little assistance
and when Chamberlain's Tablets are
given at the first indication, much
distress and suffering may be avoid
ed. Sold by q. l.. Penny.
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Two base Neutrality-suspicious.
Jones. Sipplc. Reding>. Hilbert
Sacrifice Hits :. Hill, McCarty.
Stolen Ba~eS-Lewi~. laden. &.
Jones, j. Hill Emhry, McCar1y2, IT.
Coleman.
Umpire Williani~-London.
Scorer Coleman Stanford.
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When a medicine must DO aivet
10 young children ii should
pleasant to takeo = dCbamberlain
Cough Remedy is made from loa
sugar. and the roots used in
give il a flayor, slmiLae
to maple syrup, making ii pleasant
To take. II has no superior AZ
colds. Group and whoopins coun
For sale by q. l.. Penny. ~
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
FIRST Excursion of the Season
SUNDAY. April ID, Sunday

Between louisville. Lexington. DanI
Vile. Georgetown. Lawrenceburg.
IIarrodsburg. Shelbyville and Ner-
sailes and intermediate stations in
each direction. -''' -s'''sa' :
$3.50 between Lexington. Dapyille,
Georgetown aud Louisville fer tha
round trip: tickets limited Ia return
on date of sale. ProDmtionately
low rates between intermediate, staS
tions. Consult any Seailwfi6 Rail
way Agent or write II, c. King. CT4
Lexington Ky. d. II. Todd. DPN
Louisville. Ky. II c, Beqpv u
AGPA. St. LOU" MI t2Mi /
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40 : II 30 10 6
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Samuel Lewis, Johnstown mer.
chant, was a city visitor Tuesday. J.
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heav-
emily Father to visit the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Earl Israel and called
from her earthly to her heavenly
home, a dearly loved aunt, Mrs. sallle
Barnett. Therefore, be 1t
Resolved Th,t we extend to our
beloved president and his wife our
deepest sympathy in this their sad
bereavement, praying that they may
bow in humble submission to the will
Of Him who doeth all things well,'
and further be it
Resolved That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of our so.
ciety' and that copy be sent to the
bereaved family.
Done by order Of the =. Y, P, U. al
Its regular meeting February II, 1912
ANNA NJ. KYLE, Secretary,
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FIVE OPINIONS
Are Handed Downsby the SUI
preme Court of Appeals
of the State.

CHARLESTON. Feb 13-But
Eve opinions were handed down by
the supreme coprt of appeals this
morning, but each Of them was to
considerable length, involving many
technical questions the five
cases decided were;
Gay Coal Company vs.. Island
Creek Railway Company, from
Cabefl county, affirmed
Pardee VS.. Johnston ct al. from
Webster county, reversed and re-
manded
Harris VS. Mitchell, from Marion
county, affirmed.
Buskirk vs.. Sanders, from wyo-
ming county, decree reversed and
entered here.
Jones VS.. Riverside Bridge Com.
pany. from Ohio countyn Judgment
reversed, verdict set aside and new
trial awarded. a.,ia tsse
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AGENTS WANTFD
MRS. PRINCE
- 4
Dies at Her Home at Lost
Greek and Burial is in
Braxton County.

MT. CLAIRE, Feb. l13-Mrs.
Henry Prince died at her home at
Lost Greek Saturday of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Prince was daughter of Mrs.
Ella Arbogast and a sister of Mrs.
William Prince, of this place. She
leaves husband ana SIX children.
The body was taken to Braxton
county Tuesday for interment.
The young people have been en-
joying themselves greatly this
zero weather, as it afforded fine
skating and coasting opportunities.
Lucius Lowther, of the Union Ma
tional Bank, spent MONDAY with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Stephen
Lowther.
Mrs. "A. b. BASEL and Miss
Maggie Basel, of Lost Creek, were
guests Of Mrs w ri ovens Sun
day.
Mrs. fryens Maxwell; Mrs. Shell
don Law and Mrs. Ida Ferren we're
Monday visitors at 'Clarksburg.
"A, III. Booth, Porter Rogers and
Lot Lowther were Glarksburg Wis
itors Monday.
Earl Rogers, Of iBuckhannon, and
Russell Rogers, of Mt. Glare, were
transacting business in Clarksburg
Monday.
Miss Mamie DAVIDSON has been
confined to her room for several
days with lagrippe.
7. M. Sullivan, who has been an
invalid the last year, was Clarks-
burg business visitor Monday.
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u . 9 & Z. &c 9. {. I. 3 3 .


WESTON. FEB. 10. AIRS, John Ar
mold. widow Of the late John Arnold,
fell on the icy pavement Monday az
ternoon and broke her right hip. Mrs.
Arnold received a ike injury some
years ago. and on account other age
the fall win likely 90 very hard with
her.
Clark Arrested.
joan Clark, employed at the Dan
ser foundry was arrested last even
ing by Policeman George Skinner on
a charge of drunkenness and threats
to XII his wife and children. Clark
was taken to the city lock3np and will
have his trial this evening
Banks Closed.
The banks OF the city were closed
Monday and most Of the officials spent
the holiday out OF the city.
Boy is Born.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Boso are re-
iolcing over the arrival Of ten
pound boy at their home.
Has Mumps.
John Kerrigan is still confined to
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z, 9 = 80 = y
his home withsn attack q the humps.
Mr., Kerrigan has been on duty at
the Monticello restaurant TOR two
weeks.
Resume Duty.
Conductors Pete Reed and A. G.
Taylor have resumed duty at the Bal
timore and oAioyaFds after being Oh
several days ION account OF sickness.
Much Interest.
Much interest IS being manifested
in the revival services which are
In prOgess:at the Methodist Protest.
ant church.
Weston Personals.
Miss Gussie wanstreet, of Grafton,
Is guest Of friends in this city.
Conductor Richard Roush spent
Sunday here with his family, coming
up from Clarksburg in the morning
and returning in the evening.
j. G. Heayener spent Sunday and
Lincoln Day with friends at Fairmont.
]. H. Queen and sister, Miss Pearl,
are visiting relatives in Fairmont
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ROOSEVELT
Will Likely Answer the Letter
of Eight Governors
within a Week. rs

NEW YORK, Feb. thaye
received etter from eight govern
ors sent me from Chicago said
Colonel Roosevelt today, @and9 am
giving it my careful confederation, ;
81 shall reply to it within short
time, probaly within week"
The letter referred to asked the
colonel If he. would accept the
Republican presidential nomination,
If rendered him. Among his Wis
itors today was Seth Bullock,
whom he appointed United States
marshal in South Dakota.
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.o'DoNNELL FUNERAL
viii Be Held in the Church OF til,
Immaculate Conception.

The funeral of John o'Donnell. who
died suddenly Monday morning OF
heart trouble in Ernest Fittro's bar
Der shop at the Junction, will be
held in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception Thursday morning, the
Rev. joseph Gormley celebrating a
requiem high mass. The burial will
folio win the Holy Cross cemetery.
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. GEiFEI=.R| APPEARS d (
Before the SenateaisF nance
Committee for Machine
. Tool Makers

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Resump-
ton Of hearings by the Senate finance
committe on the iron and steel bill
today was marked by the appearance
of machine tool manufacturers under
the leadership of Fred H. GeyeD of
Cincinnati.
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DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL.

Mrs. John D. Pickens who Under
wen ia surgical operation in the
Kessler hospital recently was dis
charged from the hospital Tuesday
afternoon and taken to her home at
Quiet Dell. Mrs. Pickens's condition
is about normal again and in few
weeks she will be ableto be out again.
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ON FREE LIST.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia chemi-
cal bill prepared by the Democratic
members of the ways and means COM
mittee was made public today. 1t
puts many articles now protected on
the free list.
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If your children are subject to attacked
croup, watch for the first symptom, lroarse
ness. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remed,
as soon as the child Incomes honrse and til
attack may be Warled off. Sold nv all dealers
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EAR CORN.

have on track. car load husk
ear corn. VIII sell at car for spot
cash Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, February IA, Is and 16 at S3c:
corn is high and advancing.
oRIE MYERS.
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WEST vRGINIAs GREATEST COL
BECToR-J. E. Dom2n, collecting
agency, is the oldest and one Of the
most reliable in the state, have
been doing a successful business for
ten years at our present location.
Our reputation as collector is sec
ond to none. We thank our old Gus
toners for their patronage and So
licit all the new ones. ]. E. DOMAIN,
Collecting Agency, office IA West
Pike street, Clarksburg, w. Va.
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FOR A SHORT TIME oNLY-This
magazine combination saves you
$3.50:
The Delineator. $500. $3.50
Everybody's ............ $50
Dressmaker ......... 100
Regular price $500, all for
only $3.50. Grace E. Reyes, Bell
phone 1921.
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sACRIPICE giI,P-Of 9Ib,on' noDdo,

Inns and guitars at haIf-price, all
new stock; Instruments have cases.
II you want g high grade lnstru-
ment. ct less than cost cali early.
H, g Eyans, 200 &. Poplar street.
VIII exchange for anything useful
Of same value;
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WILLOW PLUMEs

made from old Plumes. All kinds
of hair goods made to order. APP
ply to Conway Hairdresslng Par
lors, second floor Nutter Apart
ments.
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FOR sALE-FaTm of 1873 acres; good
seven room house. barn, orchard;
six miles from GAINESVILLE; railroad
station just Oft the farm. Price
$50 per acre. Address T. C. Muir
ply, GAINESVILLE, o.
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FOR SALE New thrce.room house.
slate roof, two porces, ON lot 40
x11O feet. well Of good water
Price 800. Mezi Losko, No.
$40. Tin Plate addition.
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MADAM UUNIAN

Sole agent for the Gossatd Corset
at the Hair Dressing Parlors. fourth
floor. Con building.
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FOR RENT-Part Of double house at
2se South Chestnut street. Six
roons-and bath, possession immed-
lately. No children. Call Bell
phone 20.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-13

Charles Law, of Marshville, was a
prominent visitor in the city Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-13

IF YOU WANT an Edison moving
picture machine, new or second
Shand. or parts for same, write ].
W. Boehm, agent and dealer in all
kinds Of show property, Ellenboro,
w. Va.
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Statesmen

WANTED Experienced travelling
salesman to sell popular priced
line Of oueegsware ana Grocers
speeialtles to the general store
trade. LIBERAL arrangements. Give
full experience in first letter. c.
Reed & Co., Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR sALE-one iron gray horse
broke to work double and single
broke to single line. Price 5000
Address ~. E. r." Box 81, HepzI.
bah. W. Va,
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RECOGNITION
OF the Chinese Republic i.
Urged in Students Pc
tition to Taft.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-A committee
representing 900 Chinese students in
the United States announced today
that petition had been addressed
to President Taft urging immediate
recognition of the Chinese republic.
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ZOE nElTT

FOR RElsSrC rooms with bath in
front, hall gas, stean heat, Instan-
taneous heater large private front
porch, rent $500 per month. APP
~ to ehas p, johnson. Broaddus
paFtmsHts Btoa atns Addition.
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CARPENTER repair work done, sat
isfaction guaranteed, estimates
cheerfully given. charges accord
Ing to Golden Rule. Call S18-R.
Bell phone. or send card to o. G.
Price, city,
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TuAploNs WANTED

WANTED-By young colored man,
position as hotel porter. Adj
dress rs b. T." care Telegram
Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-13

SACRIFICE sALE-Of ono Ladies'
white iceland fur set. one black
Lynx set and one brown fur set, al
less than cost OF raw material, at
The Economy, 316 w. Pike St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-13

W.ANTED-A position by an expert
enced salesman in clothing or shoe
store in city. Address II. A. NJ"
1b5 4 First St.