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LEAP YEAR BIRTHDAY PARTY

a most pleasing and happy social
was that which occurred at the hos
pitable home OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Riede on the evening OF February 2s-
The occasion was the celebration CT
Miss Annals sixteenth birthday. Real
birthdays are rare instances in Miss
Anna.s life and II become both kin
folk and friends 70 make special DEM
onstration. Ffieads to the number OF
thirty-two were invited to partici-
pate in the evenings pleasures The
and green, showing skillful planning
on the part OF the young hostess
Hearts were in evidence here and
there and everywhere pink carnations
and smilax aided in carrying out the
color scheme. The crowning feature
was the dining-table. Partly because
of the attractive way in which It was
decorated and partly because it was
suggestive of the three-course repast
which was to be served at the con-
clusion of the games. The birthday
cake. with its three burning candles.
focused all eyes. How sixteen-year-
old lady can have but three candles
on her birthday cake is not at once
easily understood Several enjoy
able games were played and TO the
successful contestants were given
prizes. Dainty pink baskets filed
with mints in pink and green were
given as favors. About eleven o'clock
the guests departed regretting that
their hostess birthday was not en-
annual happening.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The Blake family moved the first OF
the week from the Dozier place on
Colorado avenue to the north side OF
the river.
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Mr.. J. c. Brewer has returned from
Missouri where he has been taking a
Course in auctioneering. His family
aSe located with Mrs. Foote ON Grand
avenue.
Mr. James r. Mccartney is here on
a visit to his family. from the coal
regions of walsenburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs Arlen. with Mr..
ArIen's father of Willow street. went
to Colorado Springs the last OF the
week TO be gone for some days.
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Mr.. Marsh, who recently bought
two acres OF VIM. jones ranch on
Chestnut street. is doing some build
ina thereon t!S
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Miss Lizzie Bloxhem has been kept
from her position at Frey & Collins
store for some days on account OF
s!!et1ss'- !a S
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E. Z. Floyd left Tuesday for trip
to Oklahoma to investigate land in
te1Hss. expecting to return Saturday.
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Mrs John Williams arrived Thurs
day from Corsicana. Texas. for a visit
with her mother. Mrs. Herard. who Is
still quite I'll. though Improving.
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n. f. Curtis and family moved Mon
day to their new home Just complc,-
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FRUITMERE
and FOURMILE

Mr.. viii Spllker left for his home in
Indiana Monday morning. Mr.. spilker's
many friends wish him safe journey
home.
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Mr.. Prince Woods came down from
his ranch on Cottonwood creek Sun
day. He reports about two feet of
snow on the ground and prospects of
more.
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The Fourmile Progressive club met
with Mrs. Augustine last Friday and
spent very pleasurable as well as
profitable afternoon. They GILL meet
with Mrs. Ruby Newell next Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Llsh Sullivan OF Tai
lahassee are spending a few days via
Itins friends and relatives In Canon
City and suburbs.
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The v0urmlls Literary soelsty met
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Saturday night The attendance was
light on account of the bad weather.
but those present report a splendid
time
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The auction sale at ]. T. Hazards
Monday was well attended. The many
friends OF Mr. Hazard and family sin
cereiy regret their departure but wish
them the best of success in their new
location.
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Mr.. ]. T. Hazard and family AMI
Miss May cheridan spent Monday
nigh, with Mr.. and Mrs John sterile
of Lincoln Park.
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Mr. Hartmann the Maccabee organir-
er. has been soliciting members IN
this vicinity and several OF the young
men have signed applications.
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CELEBRATED THEIR 49Tn
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Mcclure cell
ebrated their forty-ninth wedding ar
niversary at their hame. sI3 River
street. last Tuesday evening. A large
number OF relatives and friends were
present and contributed much to the
happiness of the occasion. The guests
assembled at 6 O'Clock and hsif an
hour later bountiful refrehments were
served. A feature of the repast WAS
the delicions anniversary wedding
cake, made entirely by the bride ~
nearly half century ago. In the CEN
ter of the beautiful cake was a large
letter M and radiating from 1t wss
a pathway indicative Of the ups AMI
downs OF the long married journey of
Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure together over
life's rocky roads. This thought WAS
especially appropriate when we con-
slider that the bride and groom CT
1868 were among the very early set
tiers OF this stare and endured in
Vulnerable hardships and dangers In
cident to pioneer life. They crossed
the plains together three times with
teams and had many narrow escapes
from Indian attacks.
After the Refreshments Gen. Joseph
H. Maup!n in few feiicitous remarks
congratulated the bride and groom
upon the occasion OF their passing
the forty-ninth milestone in their
happy married life and expressed the
hope that they would live to conf
memorate many more similar ann,-
versaries under equally pleasant sur
roundings.
Mr.. Mcclure told of his early court
ship; of his engagement to be mar
ried just before the Civil war broke
out: OF his enlistment and service To-
the army: how his dear girl prayed
and waited for three long years; how
he was discharged from the army
Little while before the close OF sue
war suffering from bad her-
orrhage; how the doctors told him
that he could not live more than 4
year or Sc Upon his return home
from the war he was perfectly fraak
and honest with his faithful sweet
heart and told her just what the doc
tors and told him OF his expectancy OF
life and offered to release her from
her engagement But she was true
blue and would not listen to any such
proposal and they were married.
shortly afterwards. That her faith
and steadfastness has been amply re-
warded is evidenced by the forty-nIne
happy years together. In the face OF
the army doctors prediction. that NJ,
Mcclure is living In fairly good
health after all these yssrs. speaks
volumes Tor che curative effect Of
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Resoea Ass 'se ass's. |
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HxH

The Lincoln Park ladies of the Aid
Society OF the ". E. church met with
Mrs Linkins Wednesday afternoon OF
this week to do some work and make
plans for a sale and chicken pie sup
per March Is. which date Is nearest
available to St Patrlck's day.
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AUCTION.

At $50 p. m, Saturday. March 9th.
Sixth and Main street we will sell to
highest and best bidder. one heavy
aged work horse: one heavy two
horse wagon: one light one-horse de-
livery wagon Canon Grocery Co.55,S
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Mrs. Marie Craven expects to leave
coon for . three months vlsit IN
W1chIta. Kama.
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NUMERICAL RESULT OF
UNION REVIVAL MEETINGS

Number of converts at the close OF
the union revival meetings Sunday
night as indicated by the cards given
out showing church preference:
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streets. 1t is nice frame structure
with a fine location.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Bancroft came
home Tuesday evening from wetmo.c
where they remained for a few days
after attending the funeral of broth
er-in-law Of Mrs Bancroft and Mrs
woodford.
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Mrs. Helter OF Park avenue. who
has been laid up for a week or more
4 with la grippe and tonsilitis, is much
4 improved.
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Fred Romig is home from Pueblo
z, for a visit with his mother, who Is
i sick. The firm OF the department
store where he has been working is
holding his position for him against
lhIs return.
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| S. ]. Andrews is able to sit up again
and see friends for few minutes. oc-
casionally. Though his improvement
Is necessarily slow. the doctor is
hopeful that he will be about in time.
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| Mr.. Haynes and family stopped off
for a few days visit last week with
the family OF "A. j. Lewis. who are
relatives. They were on an overland
trip from Buena Vista to Oklahoma.
where they expect to locate
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Miss Clara Bailey writes to her
folks from Sterling. Col. that they
have had any amount OF winter In
that locality with frequent billiards.
She encountered one when she came
down TO Denver TO buy her spring
stock OF millinery goods. and she said
the d. and r. c. railroad leading
down to Canon City looked good TO
her about that time.
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Some OF the Lincoln Park pray
er meetings that were commenced
during the gospel campaign are 10
be continued once a week. District
number sixty-hve. taking in part Of
Sherman avenue. with cross streets.
with Mrs Anleck superintendent.
had an attendance OF fifteen despite
the prevailing snow nurries Monday
The district with Mrs J. W. Lucas as
superintendent met Tuesday after
noon. Their next meeting will be with
Mrs. Tom Roberts. rrrr
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The Lincoln Park ladies of the Aid
Society OF the NJ. E. church met with
Mrs. Linkins Wednesday afternoon OF
this week to do some work and make
plans for a sale and chicken pie sup
per March Is. which date Is nearest
available to St PatrIck's day.
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DR. and Mrs. Bell spent last night
in Florence returning this morning.
They were the guests of the two lit
crary clubs OF Florence. which met
at the home OF Mrs. Mcconnell Dr..
IBeil and District Attorney C II,
Wilkes. who accompanied him on his
recent trip to Mexico. gave very In
ieresting accounts of their trip. Illus
,rating by stereopticon views. taken
on the west coast about Nazatlan.
Mr.. n. II. King was called TO Keota,
Iowa. on account OF the Illness OF his
mother
Prayer meeting In district No. 6S
Will meet with Mrs Shaver on Grand
avenue Friday afternoon.
rnIIITRarnr
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PERCALES.

At Sc, l0c. 121sc and 15c. new
and pretty patterns Each the best
at the prices named Blue. red.
white and black designs.
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IN THE -EcoNoMY coRNER-

N THE "ECONOMY C0RNER-
Cleft aisle in the rear)
In this department you will find
mill ends and remnants at truly
economy prices. Dress Ginghams.
at &c yard; Red SeaIv Ginghams,
at 1ec; 32 inch Ginghams. &c; and
30 inch Zephyr Ginghams 12c.
Outings at &c and &c; Cheviots at
71zc: Reversible scrims 1oc; Silk
oline TIC, etc. etc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-01

Tho aiills ara Turning from Tiiis
Dahserots3D Drug
a Safe Veg sable Substitute Is Olive
Tablets for the LIVER.

4 y
DR.. F, N Edwards a prominent
physician Of Portsmouth. Ohio, has
discovered a new laxative ana ife6E
toner; In combination Of yegetebls
ma teriais. mixed with olive oil, which
Is In eject almost exactly ike the oId
land notwithstanding caI6tneL except
that there are none OF the bad after
sheets OF calomel.
g Dr.. Edwards has long been a zoe 81
calomel, though he recoghlxed It's
value along With Its dangers.
HIS distrust Of the uncertain druE
eventually started him years ago to-
wards experiments with the view OF
discovering substitute, aud Is to-
day IN possession OF the long souefit-
for combination, which Is In the shape
OF little sugar-coated, oliVesoil coll
ored tablet.
The results of fifteen years expert
ence and practice are efHbodiedS Ia
these marvellous little tablets.
They are called DR.. Edwards, Olive
Tablets and their effect ON the liver
has been the means ~ rsllef 10 many
Of Dr. Edwards regular patients a.
well as to thousands ,of o Tiers who
have suffered and were afraid Of CAL
omel.
They are gentle In their action, vet
always effective. They bring about
exuberance of spirit. that natural
buoyaney which should be enjoyed By
everyone, by touing up the liver and
clearing the system Of harmful lmpur-
tiles.
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own
The Olive Tablet Company, Coz
lumbuss o., Dr.. F NJ. Edwards.
president. (6sl
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EST0N


49, ~
on April 1.-The county
court IS IN session here this week,
The term WI extend through most
Of the week as much business viii
/ Pc brought before the court for CON
lsideration. County Clerk Harry
! Lightburn Is expected to be present
Tor q part Of the session.
Trainmastef Wv. q. Stewart Ras
lat Grafton Saturday on eficial busi-
tness connected with this branch OF
the Baltimore and, Ohio railroad.
pr. E. "A Fleetwood, baltimore
and Ohio medical examiner, OF
clarksburg, VII make his reg
MAR ofaciai visit here Tuesday af-
ltefnoon.
The ira 3, Keys Music Company
has Installed beautiful pinano in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Thomas.
Mrs. W. Lee Jack has returned
from visit to friends at clarks-
burg
Edward Nicholson has returned
from Ohio where he went to pur-
chase a farm,
J. G. Forinash and ]. H. Edwards
have returned from Pittsburg, where
they were looking after business In.
terests.
The doors of B. Kaplan's store
will be closed until the fire busters
arrive to adjust the loss incurred to-
his stock Of goods by fire Friday
moning.
I Attorneys Brannon and Stathers,
win move into the new Tierney
building until repairs are made on
the building. The rooms they we're
to occupy were almost totally de-
.stroyed by flames which consumed
the Kaplan stock of goods.
Mr., and Mrs. u. N. Goe have re-
turned from a visit at Pittsburg and
other points in Pennsylvania.
Iyens CASTOR, of ciarksburg, was
a guest Of friends here over Sum
day.
Justice Roy v, chidester left Sun,
day for a few days business trip to
West Union.
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announcements
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. \

I I am a candidate for Judge Of the
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit composed
Of Harrison and Lewis counties, sub
jeet TO the decision Of the Republican
voters at the June primary election.
This method Of nomination meets my
approval because 1t affords every
voter an opportunity to make his. Sc
lection according to his own Judgment
of the merits of the respective candi-
datee
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cEIARLEs w. LYNcH.
To the people Of Harrison ana Ielwil

To the people OF Harrison and Lewis
Counties:
1 announce my candidacy for Sthe
Republican nomination for Judge of
the Circuit Court OF the Thirteenth
Judicial District, subject to the Re
publican Primary Election to be held
the 4th day OF June, 1912. / hope
that every Republican voter in these
two counties will attend the primary
and vote his sentiments.
RAYMOND AIAxWEIl5. :
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FOR sHIRIFF.

l am candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff Of Harrison County, SUBJ
jeet to the Republican Primary to be
held June the 4th, 1912. am. In the
race to win by making a fair and lhoh-
est fight, and II nominated and elect
ed will endeavor, to the best of my
ability to conduct the Office with hon
or to myself and to my party.
I. L DAWSON.
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FOR sALE-Setdng eggs from the
Rancocas Strain OF Single Comb
White Leghorns. They are the
egg laying type and can not be beat
for egg production. 1 also have n
small lot of Single Comb Brown
Leghorns from which can sell. a
few settings. I am getting up a
leaflet on the feeding and caring
for young chicks, for those secur-
ing setting eggs from me. II.
j weekley, Stop 16. Bridgeport Car
Line, Bell phone 1901.
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JOHN c. SOUTHERN.

announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Prosecute
ing Attorney Of .Harrison County
subject to the Republican Primary
Election TO be held the 4th day OF
June 1912. II nominated and elect.
ed, I promise a faithful. conscientious
tand fearless discharge of the duties
OF the office. Your influence and sup
port solicited.
w. NJ. coNAwAY.
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FOR SALE Seven young Jersey
COWS and one Holstein, all to be
fresh this spring, with first and
third calves. Price $500 to $500
Apply to James F. McInt:re, Lost
Creek R. F. D. No. 1.
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ZOE sALR

FOR sALE-In Northyicw. near La.
fayette Glass Factory, one three
room cottage, recently built, with
front and back porch, good well of
water and one vacant lot adjoining,
lots are level, well situated with
good view of surrounding country.
VIII sell entire property or house
and lot separately or build on va
cant lot at buyers request for cash
or time payments. This is a bar
gain. Call or address room 64S
Empire building, or phone. Bell
4Ss.
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FOR SALE One house, 9 rooms and
bath with so feet of porch, large
cellar, extra good well Of water,
finished in oak throughout, two cab
met tmantelss two tile hearths, slate
roof on a lot 4Oxl2O. For further
information call on or address
Clarence L. Smith, S14 stealey Ave,
stealey Heights, City.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

am a candidate for the nomina-
ton for prosecuting attorney of Har-
rison county at the Republican pri-
mary election June 4, 1912, and 1 as
sure the voters at that election thai
/ will most gratefully appreciate theii
votes and support. Their will Will bt
my viii.
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I announce my candidacy for Com
gress from the First Congressional
District Of West Virginia, subject to
the decision OF the Republican voters
at the State Primaries to be held
June 4th, 1912.
GEORGE T.ATrHIJI.TN
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GEORGE A, LAUGHLIN.
FOR ASSESSOR

announce my candidacy sor the
nomination for Assessor Of Harrison
county. subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary
election June (, ls12.
HoNfARD ROBINSON.
Rosebud, W. Va. Is
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PUBLIC SALE-Of new high grade
buggies, at clarksburg, opposite the
postoftice, Saturday April 9Th, at
one o'clock. The undersigned will
oter at auction on Saturday, April
6th,S at one o'clock, on the vacant
lot opposite the postohice. These
buggies are high-c1ass in workman
ship, style and material. G. g.
Finly, auctioneer
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Mrs. John W. Thorn has returned
to Arbutus Park from two
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. j. L. Graham, at Detroit, Mich.
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OXYPATHY is the new scientific
method Of treating diseases Of al
most all kinds by oxygen. 1t Is
simple and safe to use: sure and
speedy in results; and as no drugs
are used, IT is not dangsfous or ex-
pensiye; this is homeg tTeatment,,
further information, freq literature
and demonstrations u desired from
Homer e. Cuthbert 142 W. Main
street clarksbuFg. Bell phone
579-J.
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WANTED-At once, so yards of sand
stone. See Street Commissioner.
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WANTED. TO BUY
II. M. HoWELL

Painter and. Paper Hanger. All
work guaranteed. SS9 Hickman st.
Bell phone 2l7-L.
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FOR sALEone liundred fine. large
lots 4oxfzO feet, three minutes,
walk from the car line, near the
Mn Plate min worth $500 each.
Now Is your chance at 500 to $50
each. easy terms. lReechwood
Realty Co, room SOC. CON Bldg.
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SACRIFICE SALE Of Ladies' newest
spring suits and dresses. Economy
store, 316 w. Pike st.
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MANAGER WANTED-Relinble par.
ty who can invest not less than ST.
600 in stock of growing concern,
can obtain position as general man
ager. vAppIy at once If you mean
business. Address "X.,' care Teie-
gram Office.
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WALL Paper

Nothing over Toe, equal to the kind
others ass 2oe to ESQ Fun line ali
Jate designs and colorlngs. ESQ styles
TO select from.
Varnished Tiles, Fruits, Dat
meal, Gold, .Jaspe Stripes.
Flofals, silk and many
others.
PEERLESS SC AND 1Oc
WALL PAPER AGENCY.
Ass. Third St, Foasth House ABOVE
Mechanic. callsday or evening.
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IIlree us erlions for
ZOE REltT

FOR RHNT-April list, 5 room apart
nent. second floor. s2b; third Aoor
$50; half apartment on first door
$3.50; private hail. gas, steam
heat. instantaneous heater, private
porch, use of laundry. Charles D.
Johnston, Broaddds Apartments,
lSroaddus Addition.
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WANTED-Maie Help

>-H~---N----@----
WANTED-Dearn barber trade,
wages paid positions furnished;
compare our rates with others, we
save $40; write for catalogue.
Leader Barber College, 2oS Broad
way cfnctpnatl.
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FOR CONGRESS

W. N. coNAwAY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-27
x X = + X X X X X x X X 4 X +
4 PERSONALS. +
x x X X X X X X X X X X 4 X x

s. H. Russell, of Jefferson, is in the
city, having business before the coun-
ty court.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. Haines, of Port
land were in the city yesterday visit
ing their son, Joe, Of this city.
Miss Dorothy Shank visited her
parents for the past two days from
Silverton.
j. V. Shank, Of Albany. visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Shank, Of
Shipping and Summer streets, this
city, for the past two days, leaving for
home this forenoon.
julius Plncus, of Portland, was in
the city Sunday, looking after his
business interests here.
J. NJ, Martin, of Geyservllle, Cal, is
visiting at the home of John Conger on
Seventeenth street, for few days. He
is looking over the country with a
view to locating and states that he
likes It here very much.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. H. Kennedy are in
the city from Prineville, where Mr..
Kennedy is editor and publisher Of the
Review.
Conrad Krebs went to Portland yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Fred Iddings, of Donald, who
has been visiting at the home of ]. d,
Iddings, 4O1 North Eighteenth street.
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A Lively Runaway

A lively runaway occurred this
morning ON n. Commercial near ID
street. A team belonging to one Of
the street contracting firms became
n ightened and ran away The wa
gon, which was without bed, came
uncoupled and was dashed into the
hedge. part Of It landing in the yard
OF S. Heist. who resides on the east
SIDE Of Commercial street. One Of
the horses was bruised and scratched
up pretty badly but no one was hurt.
The team broke loose from the vehi-
Gle and ran north for some distance
before II was captured Howard Da-
mon. the grooeryman, rendered good
service in trying to stop the team,
but they we're too much for him.
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10 Appoint Guardian

d. j. Goode petitioned the county
court Saturday for an order appoint
ing himself as guardian Of the person
and estate Of william Colebush, in ?
sane, aged u years. The Judge fixed
June s as the date on which persons
must appear and show cause why a
guardian should not be appointed.