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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07
NOT WELL ENOUGH TO
WORK

Thousands of American girls and
women are dragging out a weary ex-
istence in stores, mills, shops and fac
tories with distressing weaknesses
and arrangements which are sapping
their very life away.
Such women may find Joy In living
and be restored to vigorous health by
taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, aswoman's remedy for wO-
mans ills, which has stood the test
OF time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07

William Laa has been awarded the
contract to construct two roads
through the Kuliouou homestead d.
vision which was opened recently. For
the one which is to skirt the beach
Laa is to receive $1100 and for the
regular homestead road 5000, or to-
tai of $4,000 for the entire job.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07

the Islands from Richmond. Cal. near
ly year ago, and has been connected
with the afternoon papers since his
arrival
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-07

Everything in the printing line at
Star.Bulletin, Alakea street; branch.
Merchant street
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

L
Dora Dunlap an Gbus. W. Cobb
man, cine Got an Sodberrp StraBe.
81.
Die5elte an Bertha Qniidepib, cine
Got an DO. 81.
Marp 6. Grptptber an Sulia M.
Callahan, % SUB on 8arfielo Npenlle.
81.
8. 6. Moorman on Wm. Sobn uno
2aura 9. Stepens, % Sub an GlDsr
StraBs. 81.
Hutb 6. Dpbsnprtb an Sf:o.
Gempf, cine Got an Weftmprslono Mpe,
81.
6lprence 6. 6plbropf an Gpuis e.
Rober, / Got ON Garrpa Str. 81.
S. S. 8aumgartner ON Spbn Wtuls
ler, 40 SUB an Slben Ctr. 81.
Wr. 9apsin an German Dune.
10 SUB an Weit 9. Ipe., nabs 2tnn
81.
CLARA g. German an Norfpoof
6eigbts 60, SO SUB On Gartba9e4ps
81.
4malie 8. Nrgus on S. $. gaum'
eartner, 40 SUB an Sloen Str. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Sioiide Spribw6rter.

Mit GprihnDriern lit es Elm eigen
Ding: biele tnappe Sdbe unb gut gee
faBte apisige unb neife Musipride, bic
i~rgen6po - mon neiB niht pober-
oufgetdudt finb. baben iib burd be-
fonbere uu1itdnbe BON Jamilie gu Jaz
Mile, Don Munb gu Munb fortgez
pflan5t. unb auf einmnl finb gang un<
fheinbare SdBe, bic DieIeiht einmal
nidts als Elm Mib tparen. m ben
Spruhf9a. zines sas1aen Bottles aufz
senommen. unb finb gu elmer Wubrbeit
unb gu elmer Mxisb.it ~geporben. Oas
MerfpurOise nun 1T, bob bieie Meiss
belt mitunter nidt tpabr, unb bielt
Wubrbsit niht INNER tpsiie gu fein
brauht, nm als Sprifaport az geltsn.
Shon Ser quite alte rbeinifhe 6alsa
fRunb Sobonn peter 9ebtl bat in fei=
mem uG,daBtdfilein1 segen bos Spri6=
p0rtfen .Ginmdl 1T tsinm1I" eetDeia
teri unb bttpieitn, bab elmer, Der einz
NAL geftublen pat. bunbertmaI Elm Diet
1T.
Mean foQ ebss Epriapsrtsr stGt 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Den Mana Ober ben &uao?

Cine engIifde 3eituns ridiste I'M
lGnsii an ibre Geier nit Der gr05len
aaIfblatisteit Die Jrase, OBJ bel finer
J~euersbrunIt eine 5rau suerft i6rta
Wann ober ibren 9unb retten Ioll. :
Sn elmer eerabe3u ber3betlemme1ben
Weiie lpirD nit bieien ipenigen Borz
ten bic san3e Grage Der ebeliden 2ie5e
unb pfliht aufseront. Bon ben iibere
aus aablreiden Qntporten, bic bcs
englifde 8latt aus ieinsm 2eierfreife
erbulten bat. feien einise bier mitgss
tbeilt.
2abp 2ssmoir @oroon ontrorict
tur5 unD biinbis: sd piirbe, obns
mid aud nur einen Mugenblid su be-
iinnen, ben 6uno retten." Deutl;der
fam man fpobl nidt fein. u. pinsro,
Der betannteD ramatifer, iast: rWeiMe
Gruu lie6t ibre 9unbe 10, bab id iii
bic Jrase gar niht beronaugel.n
mage" Derr pinero 1T elm Wsilet
unb Elm Moralift ba3u. Gr neiB, baf
feline Jrau lire 9nnbs pertbrt, nno
mill fid besbdlb niht einmal in ben
gebanfen ptritbeM bnB fie iih iemaIa
in Der eraufamen Werleeenbeit btfin=
BIN tSnnts, 1,pif6<n linen unb Inn Al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
Observation-Disclosures.

" ! IL | | IL IL u ! l, H. Jtuu.
elizabeth 6. Spenmire on Gitber
Stouosr, 80 SUB an 9ageman 4oe.
81.
Ilis 6. gapen an 5unnb 6. Gas
ben, 40 SUB an Combine Npe. 81.
WilIon Ssennings an Nlice Struble,
Got Is in ORDER uab Tbornton's unz
terabtt. 81.
Caroline q. 2pforb on Wilfon Sem
nings, Cots Ii uno Is in DO. 81.
SO. 6. Marborf, Srufte, on Gmilp
6. Sbler, Cots 1O17 unb 1913 in
8eehpooo. 81.
30. an 2ouis Meniten, 2ots 601
unb 6O2 in 90. $50.
glmer 6. Dbite an MIois 8il.sti,
eins Got an Susculum Mbe. 81.
Marp Zimmerman an Wm. M.
porter, 25 SUB on Ri4monb Strabe.
5000.
SIS. 5ouie an @uitap l19tmdn.
Got 1855 in 6aber, 8erIipn unb On
breps nnterabtteiluns. gbepiot. 81.
2eanoer g. 4nberion an ellie See,
Ala SUB an Main Strabe. Reaoins.
81.
Wm. M. 8uher il. an gbas. Noams.
100 SUB on Wupne MDenue, Wooo=
larpn. 81.
Mmalie 8. 9unbnm ON 9bomas
Carlton, Got IL in Moorman uni
Sobn nnterabtbeiIuug, price 9in,
81.
R.es 6. McDuffin an Stabt GIN
einnati. 30 SUB ON 8. Mn., naRStute
glbe. 81.
2ouis 8ailsp an b., 80 SUB an
Shtpeninser Npe., $1,000.
~gugenie $. Bragg an b., eine Col
an Marion Qpe. unb Winbing Map
81.
Sotn 5. Mnberfon an b., SO Jut
an Straber Mpe. $1,000.
Qbeliu .. aisbtelinger an b., 26l
Sub on 9optins Mnenue, Norpoob
500.
Watilbe 8. perin an b., cine 3oi
an Jreeman unb 1uIbert. 81.
Wtlton SaDlor an b., Got 1 II
Wtaion unb RebbiHgton's unterabtb.
Sapler gart. 81.
Surab 6. Irmfr0ng an b., 81
Sub an 9umbert Ctr. $1075.
Samuel 90. glepelnnb an b., 3pe
2ots an RodbaIe Npe. $l40O.
Peter Weber an boz 20 fuS q,
lRofeHsont Gne. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22

pdblen. @r ontfporte. baher Iieber
nidt, aber iein Nihtantporten iit aud
cine 9nttport. Qls Ma1n, Der DIE
menidlife Natur lennt, neib er, beg
man GENTLE 8efiibls unb Gmpfinblaz
gen nidt auf bic Bro6e Itelsn ioa -.
Sir 9iram Warim ertlGrt: .Wleine
Trdu ia9t, DaB Aues bon Der Qualiz
tdt beg @atten ab6dugs. Gle 5iebt
ben 9dtten ben Sunoen por, neil IS
nod teine Steuer alf Gbemdnner
9ibt." Cir 9irum Marim moge!t:
man btttet i'm I'M cine Mntrport, uno
er ldbt eine 5rau auttporten; uto
babel fam man niht einmal fontroz
liren, Oh Die 4ntport, bic er ibr 3Ez
i6reibt. bic ri6tige lit. Sehr bitter
pirb Der Sdriftite0er 3ungpill: Die
5rau iDd rubig Den !5unb retten",
| i4rsi6t er. sir ben Utann tit IS noD
INNER better, lebenbig perbronnt III
peroen, als nit elmer sSrau, bic 10 st@
pas audi nur oenten fann, iDeiter 81
leben."
9erieIbe peHimismus Iprifd nus
Der Inttport bes Waiors Stetnnr.z
RihorbIon: .Sunb unb Munn, ale
beibe iinb Sbiere", beiBt es bort. Die
Jrau fann alIu bas pdblen, mas fie
fir oas geHere 9Glt." Tieie ioloat!i9
f6arfe Mntnort iiberldBt alio Dtr
sSrau alsin bic gauge auul Der W1bl:
Der 6err Maipr - mir mDttsn ipetz
ten, boB er Sungseieae 1T rDdlbt
iih bic 6GnDe.
Die S6riftHeGerin glinor 0lpn
5siat Nit uno Sharfiinn in ibrer
autport: vWdn ioate ben 8atten ret
fen" pbiloIophirt lie. Bran lam lib
jsDen Gag einen anoeren !9unD %taufen;
Die e6eluitigen Mdnner aber tueroen
in bieien s3siten Der Siimmrehtsfpeiz
Der INNER ieltener nno porii6tiger."
Moraus maj erfiebt, oaB 5rduleiE
Glinor niht Jeminiftin lit; tie bat
ben WGnnern nod niht ben aries era
tldrt unb lift feline 6einbin Der Ghe.
Gin Munn lit idpn fdtper senug 5u
finben; ipenn q aIio einen bat, lou
man i'm bebolten unb iih nidt benz
8ifito ausieben, ibn UNI zines 5unbss
fptlen gu perlieren.
Neben ben unterSeifneten Nntpor=
ten gibt es piele unonbme, unD tie firb
niht bic i6le6teiten. Sin Shrifts
f%teller, Der niht setannt iein pta, er.
tlGrt: .8iele 5rauen bdtten gar niht
cie Mittel, iifl 0unoe au balten, fperrl
Ger Mann niht bas nDtbige @elb ba5u
bersebe." Mlio muB Der Ga.te auerit
a~erettet tperben! Gtol5 brauhen bic
Wdnner aber auf bieie Mntport niht
3u Iein, benin ipenn man lie rettet, sez
idiebt es ni1t I'm ibrer ielbft nilen.
fonbern bamit lie 6unbe taufen t0nz
men. Gin Sportsmana iast: .Wenn
bic Grau ibrem ndtiirliden Snitinft
foigt, rettet lie ben 9unb, benin Der lit
.fleiner.1 Sang bic 2ogit zines
Gportsmon. Die Neiber Don Wsins.
berg aber ba6ten anbers: linen ma
rem ielbit bic fftperten Mdnner nidt
gu f9psr -. Tie trugen iie ale hudea
pad.
Cine Jrau, bic iih als .bufineB
fpoman" be3eidnet. nlio als niihtern
uno prattiid 0entenDe Geihdftsfrau
eelien min, ertldrt nit brutuler Sffenz
heit: rWian rette ben Monn. Der
6unb lam Der Grau feline &leibsr
taufen." Die @ndoise pergibt. baB
es oreiiirte 9unoe eibt. Die ibren
Wann unb - maj bente an ben 5an
Don" auh lire Grau ndbren;
bas @elb fir Rleibsr fDnnte oIfo
ihliebIid auh Elm 5unb psrbienen.
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GprtisBune folgt.)
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aus! 1bDrin, iper bat Sdulo oaran?
Define Nugen brauh i'd mir an5ules
ben, bann tenn i6 0ein Snneres, ous
8Gbrsn Defines 8lutes Iteht ia in ibz
men eeihrieben GET geh' meme
Mittsl belfen Dir ni9t mebr, Du all
lein bait nelte in 6anben, be5dbme
Did uno ibn, lern' anbsrs llebein ipie
9u bisbsr setbau, bas 1T Sein s3au1
Der = piellsiht fannIt 0u nod tptsz
bereepinnen, mas gu unbeoadt tort
eeeeben = Glfe GlIe = tano bod
bamals ihon Ines Dor metner Seele.
0u pirit einiam seben mii'sn, Define
Wese Iinb burhtreuat, 9etn Seben 1T
perfporren = eir' nod 6auie unb Iuf'
Define Wohnuns auf, Dir probt bel
8efdbr."
Die ulte Wilberin ia6 nod in Die
Sonb Der oufgerest Dor ibr IiBenoen
glfe, lie las nod in ihr unn blldte
iie bann ernit an.
vDu biit in idtpers 9erbinouns ese
ratben = aber, Sein 2eben nahber
pirb friebliher fem, frieoti6er, aber
einiam = ELF nod 6auie unb iuh' gu
rettsn! 9u jammsrit mid, junees
Meib = aber i'm aopf liegt Der Wile
unb bic 8raft unb Die @srnunft, Term
lie iiben unp Did an linen balten -
Tie perbsn Dir sine CUTE StiiBe iein."
LIMB babt Sbr peiter tein Wtttel,
bas mir belfen fann9"
r9a lieqen &rduter, bort lteben
SGfte unb bier iinb buftenbs Bulper-
ales bat ieinen l3ned uno feline Strait
= aber mas Dir beitimrlt lit, iteht
iiber ben Mittsln, bic i'd Dir oeben
tam, bes MsnIfen Shidial mub iih
erfiiusn, nur iteuern t0nnen mir. uno
baau bah ih Dir aenug geiagt!"
Ger 5uds, Der 10 LANCE am 5euers
beero in Der Slide till gelegen bate.
erbob Iit unb Idlif Der 56iir gu. bort
Itelts er Iib bin unb Itredte ben aopf
Dor, als lalli6te er, oonn blidte er
nit lsudtsnben Iugen feline Serrin
an.
Gs mar braubsn SpGtabsnb gepore
ben, i6on begann ii6 Das 9untel, unz
terltiibt BON benz Shatten oes WolDes,
rings lumber gu perbretten.
Der Studs bort Gtpas = eil' mad
Sauie unb untersieb' 0ein 9er5 0.i-
mem 8opfs. Iern' ertragen unb Itdrf
iein - unb quite Na6t, es tpmmt Sc
munb, aber angitise Did niht, Din
tbut bier Niemunb etpas; bic gu mir
pollen, bait 9u niht gu firdten!!"
glie banb ii4 Elm Sud-, oas ihr
9eiiht ettpus perbiute, UNI ben aopi
unb r.i6te Der Wilberin Die 6anb, um
ibr gu banten. bann i4ritt iie Del
5biire gu unb Dffnets lie = ibr entse=
gen trat elm Wann unb cling ihne1
binter ibr in bic 9iitts Der Milberin.
JinIterniB umsub Tie, iie mubte iif
erit 5ureht finben, Inn iih beg Wesea
su erinnern - ba mar es ibr, als
huIhte eine grinnerune an ibr opr:
iiber, cine Grinnsrans 10 eruu.nbaft
oaB lie erbebte - Der 2ihtitrabl auE
benz Jeniter Der Sitts fiel auf ein'
tpeibe 9eitalt biht nebsn ihr, -
Martba! - Glfe flob entfeBt Der
gdumsn gu, lie qlaubte, Elm 5rugbilt
ibrsr pbantuGe babe lie gstduiht =
lie ldhslts, als lie aus Dem 8ereid BEL
6iitte mar - mo IpGte Wartba her:
tommen = lie mar ia felt Sahren toot
- perfboaen.
(5prtisBune folgt.)
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(Gortfesu1is foIgt.)
Gein, mie bic Natnr,

rim, pie Die bluue Suit Der 8erge,
ipabr uib trsu. !pie bas Mort zines
Gbrenmannss 1T bic Ct. Bernard
arduter : pi1e. @ls refine &rduters
pile 6at lie it'd eingefiibrt urb afs bos
a~uperldHigits Seilmittcl BEL alien STU
rangen Der gerbauung, Magsnz, aez
berz uHb Rierenleibsn erpieTen. Sell
unb Sesen ben ct. g:rnaro : Bril-
bern fir ibre Terrible grfinbung. Die
ct. Bernard arGuter : Dilen finb
in alien Npotbefen gu baben. Q.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-22
0raabeisentbuuts= Sgpotbefen.
Reue Sppptbete II.

StnCt1 IT I, III 9lpp.
sfannie 6. Gapen q n Cabinet 6. II.
g. 6. $4,000.
Inton 8runobauier On Samp1on
9. Ii. 6. 6. $25OO.
Sbos. e. Robtnion on Central y.
IL. g. 6. $3.50.
!6arrp 9. Simptinipn an Pleaiout
Ribee 3. II. g. 6. $2500.
@ep. %. Barr an Mmelia S. Sars
.bins. 1926.
9hos. Stonsr an 2ibsral 8. u. ..
Is. $500.
MatiIhe R. 9rsbusr on Sarrp Did
man. 5000.
Oscar W. Rothert an SOutblibs 8.
II. 3. 6. $3.50.
5rant 8. Stilman an Soutbern
Ohio 6. II. 8. 6. $500.
Gbas. W. Goldman an Gilt Goge
9. II. 6. 6. $4,000.
Bertha 4niibepis an Sefpitt Qpe.
g. H.. 9. q. $500.
Sulia M. gaaabdn on Bon Son
.. u. Y. =. $500.
Notban MostoptB on sSamilb 9. u.
go. 1. $4,000.
Sarob Rubel an Soi. Gutenberg.
$1,000.
Marp groots a n /. Rat. g. u. 8.
6. $1,000.
gliaabetb Solmm an Gid Run 9,
u. 8. 6. $500.
SenrD 5ueil an DO. $500.
Warp 8rinfmeier an DO. $1,000.
Bert o. Woorman II. u. an Jamilr
g. 81. go. l. $275O.
German 0unie on Mm. Sapern,
$4,000.
gbitt R. 8oigbt an Gitp !Sangant,
$13, 100.
SOHsr g. sbompfon ON Cartilage
g. II. 6. q. $1,000.
9etiIgte 5ppotbeten.
N. WostopiB on Sulia 8ptmann
$575.
Sulia gotmann on ssd1Hilp g. 81
Ro. l. S2500.
Marsaret StstOff on 4pbiiOn 9. 6
6. $4,000.
5lora S4emuIobn on 9ictoria g
U. go. 2. $4,000.
Ohio Soipital fpr Wome1 etc. an R.
9. Garran. $500.
u. S. 9oiton on Qbam 5. S9pei:
3er. $3.50.
Roie .. arebnbqint on gsnepue 9
u. $2400.
Sophie Builder an Jrsb. Sale
$3.50.
Inton 9runbbanier on Sampior
9. II. 2. 6. $500.
Gaie 9. 9eatb on Gasl. g. u. 6. u
$4,000.
Sas. s. Jolep an 6. 6. Rourie
$3.50.
sbo. aempf ON minbior 8. u. 3.
6. $1,000.
5annis 5baper an 1. Nat. 9. u. 8
6. $500.
glisabetb Gelman an Reabins Rb
6. II. 9. 6. $500.
y. 6. Sdypuegerle an Brighton
Germ. 3. 6. $1,000.
Marp 8rintmeier an Sobn Rraut
$500.
Sobn 8. Rau an 0ermania 9. u
go. 3. $1,000.
J.Q. Gtiumon ON Gillian M
Woouep. $500.
Dora Dunlap an Some Suo. st
60. $500.
DiefeIbe an S. O. Cooper. $1175.
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Sefretdr: Dem Serrn 8ebeimrntb
lit beute iein 2ieblingsbunb geitorben
or bat. heute morgen aber aud Ell.
nc 8eboits5ulnge getriegt, mas ioa
ih na MN fir elm Geiiht nrabenL
ipetnl or aufs Bureaus fommt?"
cinfah .aebrtN!"
Ter hone S0usIebrer.
Wmtter uDein 9ebrer bat iih tpie.
Der iiber did beflagt; tparlm argerlt
Gu i'm oelln fortiudbren02@
8nffiih: .ah, Wanla: 70 Elm bis-
den @,ttb ftebt linn gerabeau emf.
siiderbl~
lbRux shnkfe GfrHff, Huftt land.
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|.

Geutnant: nGeuner, bringen sic mir
e1ns balbs gnte! Iber ahten Sic
barauf, baB bic anbers 9dlfte in biftine
.9ui1ts 6Gnbe tpmmt!"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
NOTICE TO
WATER CONSUMERS

| d .
All water consumers desiring to
use lawn or street sprinkler in con-
nection with the domestic supply
must first obtain a permit from the
Office, and any person or persons
using city water without first OBJ
tanning a permit shall be liable to a
'ine Of two dollars per day for
every day said water is so used.
/ In sprinkling streets each water
taker must confine himself to the
number Of feet mentioned in his per-
INIT. MOBILES larger than IA inch
win not be permitted, except upon
additional charge, and sprinkling
without a nozzle is forbidden.
sprinkling streets and lawns is re-
Hstricted to two hours per day, one
hour between I'VE and ten A. M.sand
one hour bet#eenShye and eight M
) III street sprinkler or hose is
found out Of order. leaking or nsed
for any other purpose than that for
which It was intended, the supply
will be cut on without previous no
tice.
CLARKsBURG WATER WORKS AND
SEWERAGE BOARD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
Wal | ACE
Residents and Visitors Come
and Go and Look after
Business Affairs.

WALLACE, May 27.-The Rev. D.
B. Orr, formerly of this place, now
located at cra7csv!.le, in Preston
county, in charge Of some work for
the Methodist conference, was here
recently whiting his brothers, j. NJ.
and E. D. Orr, on Barnes run, and
looking after business matters.
pr, j. P. Cavalier, who has for a
number OF years been located at
Rinehart has sold his property there
and moved to Willow Springs, NO.,
where he will make his future home
and practice medicine:
Joseph Bell, L. w. Fox, Frank
Smith, R. W. Lambert, c. H. Haw-
kins. l. L, DAVIDSON, Mr.. and Mrs.
Festps Robinson and son, Cecil, Miss
Bernadine, and Masters Aubra Muzz!e
and George L. DAVIDSON were clarks-
burg visitors Saturday
Charles E. Bartlett. of Mon2ngah,
came up Saturday afternoon to visit
his family at their summer home on
Middle run.
M. D. Martin, a merchant at Rine-
hart, returned home Saturday even
ing from Belington, where he had
been for few days looking after
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. E: F. Wallace, of
Barnes run, went to shinnston Sat
urday to visit with relatives.
Edgar Bell, who is working on
well at Lumberport, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Bell, of the Middle run addition.
Custer Bennett, of clarksburg, was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. H. C. Bey-
erage, recently.
James F. Dye, of Clarksburg, was
here short time Saturday looking
after some business matters.
Mrs. James Mulligan and Miss Gus
sic Gallon, of Clarksburg, were here
Sunday guests of Mrs. Harvey Fulta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Graham, of
Big Elk, we're visiting Mrs. G. II.
Williamson Sunday.
Vance Ogden returned home Mon
day morning from Salem, where he
was looking after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. F. Yeater, OF
Rinehart, were guests Of their son.
Archie Yeater, Sunday.
NJ. W. Conaway, of clarksburg,
who is a candidate for prosecuting
attorney. was here Monday looking
after his candidacy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Bennett and
son, of Alliance, were here Sunday
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Glen
Adams and Mrs. E. F. Moore.
Mrs. Harvey Dennison, of Wllso i
burg, was here recently guest OF
George N. Dye.
Warren D. Bates, of Clarksburg,
formerly of this place, was here re-
Gently calling on friends.
/
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27


Pr William Davidson. d Parkers-
burg Il q city visitor.
Mckay Wilson. 81 Blaeksville, Is
q business visitor here.
Samuel Fittro, Of WilSonburg, was
q city visitor Monday.
Michael Naughton, Of CORVALLIS,
Is q visitor in the city.
Il D. Johnson, Of Parkersburg, is
here ON a business mission.
"a. v. D. King, secretary Of the
board Of trade. returned home Mon
day morning from a short business
trip east
Mrs Mary Martha Mccarty and
daughter. Elizabeth, have arrived
home from Washington where they
spent the winter <
Lloyd and Miss Jessie Williams
returned to Parkersburg Monday
morning after spending several days
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Perry O.. Williams.
Roy Waugh, OF Charleston, accom-
panied by his wife and children, was
a city visitor Sunday night and
Monday. Mr.. Waugh is United States
district attorney for the Northern
district Of West Virginia.
y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named person has filed his
application for license 10 sell at res
tail sDirituous wines. liquors. ales
beers and drinks Of like nature Is M
City Of clarksburg for the year ~
ginning July LIST, 1912;
PATRICK MAIlADY. switzer pEa.55
ers building, NO, Al North Finn
Street cIarksbprg. west virginia
And notice Is also hereby, eiven
that the foregoing application for n
cense win be heard By the councif
Of the City Of Clarksburg, sitting as
license court on the Dist day 81,
June, 1912,
Given underm hand this 24th day
Of May, 1912.
VITAL h. COLE,
Clerk Of City Of cIarksburg. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
sIDEWALK ExPLODEs.

KTNGWooD, May 27.-KIngwood
had one Of the most unusual explos-
ions on record yesterday when a ce-
ment sidewalk exploded with a re-
port that could be heard over the en-
tire town. The walk is supposed to
have been Improperly laid and the
action of the hot sun created a gas
gas heat which finally let go. pull
verifying section OF the walk about
eight feet long.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27

naa.le con ion 81 10
herb and bark made ssri ian tor
ne home Ieins
r inter tng Is note tiiat tue
most succe NEEDY Tor ale
iils ne World has esSf had III
origin hearg forty years ago IA one
o. these home meIilcine chests and
lydia p. Plnkham's vegetable Com
pound is made today a Immense
quantities from these same roots and
herbs with extreme accuracy care
ana cieaniines Merit alone could
have stood this test Of time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
FALLS INTO FIREY PITT.

GRAFTON. May az superin-
tendent Scott Brown, of the Bush
Sawyer planning mill, not far above
town, had a narrow escape from
death. While walking across a
sawiust pile the, crust collapsed and
he was dropped into a hole ten feet
deep that was burning raercely. I'M
able to attract aid, he was badly
burned before he could extricate
himself.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-27
RECEIVER NAMED.

MoRGANToWNl May 2T.-Judge
John W. Mason has named George
Wood, of this city. as receiver for the
Crystal Tumbler Company. The con-
Germ has assets of S17.5OO and liabu-
tiles of $4,000 1t is likely steps
will be taken to bring about a reor-
ganizat,In OF the concern.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-20
Free Turnpike Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petit
tion will be presented toSthe boa1yi of
commissioning of'Marion count, Ohio,
at their special session, to be held on
the. LIST day of March. 1912,- .st-~'one
o'clock p. m, asking that said board
appoint road commissioners to lay
OUT and establish asfree 'sturirpike
road lying and being fully within said
county, between the following poiats.
to-wit: BEGINNING at the end of The
Richland pike on the section line be
tween Sections 8 andGst6s Rlchland
township. Marion 3 COUNTY, OHIO:
thence east on the section line be-
tween said seetipiis 81 and 16 and be
tween sections 10 and is and termi-
mating at a point 20 rods west OF
Adam Wick's east line being a dis
tance Of about Ia miles.
Said petitioners also pray that said
board OF commissioners of Marion
county, Ohio, levy an extra tax, the
amount of which shall not exceed ten
G0) mills on the dollar valuation in
any one year on all lands and taxable
property within the bounds OF said
proposed free turnpike, and said levy
continuing for ten years II the cost
and expense of construction be not
sooner paid
Phil. Ruehrmund ana others, Be
titioners. 1-30-6-13-20
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-20
a'YFRqRTs
Where the Real Base
Ball Fans are found

The simon pure baseball fans are
located in the minor leagues. Big
league fans merely TO down in their
pockets once or twice a. week or possi-
bly, oftener to dig up a quarter, a half
dollar or a dollar, as the case may
be- and purchase a scat and witness
the stars of the country in action.
In the minor leagues. however, the
fans get together and form stock
companies to purchase franchises and
pay the expenses of the teams. They
have no expectations of making any
money in the deal. ON the contrary.
in many cities, they are satisfied If
they go through season without los
irg $1,000 or more. Losses less than
that figure they charge up to the fun
they have had and the advertising
they have given their town
Every Class y. c and d league has
several such towns and there are
even somc in the G ass A circuits.
Take the Southern association for in
stance. There is mobile, where the
Maps will train: Mobile loses any
where from $1,000 to $4,000 a year,
hut nevertheless, 1t is ready each year
to sink another wad. Shreveport. with
population Of less than $4,000. was