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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
Corn Meals

For delicious corn bread,
corn gems, Johnny cakes, etc.
Minnehaha--
yellow Corn Meal, 3h-lb. pkgs.,
13c., regularly ..........15 c
Old Virginia.
From Pamunkey Mills, water
ground, by the old-fashioned
process.
Large pkgs. .25c
Medium pkgs. 15c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
URGE CUTTING AS JUDGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA delega-
ton of Chicago lawyers today urged
President Taft to appoint Probate
Judge Charles s. Cutting, Of that city,
to succeed United States Circuit Judge
Grosscnp. who resigned last fall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12

Towles's Log Cabin cane
Sugar and Maple Sugar syrup:
100 gallon tins 10
75c y gallon tins ...''' w
45c large bots. ~..'.-''' -
use medium bots ...... -o'
Karo Corn
Regular 25c tins....'.''S o.
Regular 10c tins ...'.''' OF
Golden Drip, a dellcate soiuen
syrup of fine taste and .iaVor.
The gallon
The u gallon 800
The quart ..'.''.'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
Notes of Interest
in The Oranges

Following a dispute between Edward
Hart, of 100 North jefferson street, Or
ange, and Otto Hahn. a West Orange
and sleigh last night. Policeman Harry
Dangler arrested Hart, who will be
given. a hearing tomorrow on a charge
of using abusive language. The sleigh
was broken during. the ride and the
disputants. .quarreled over the problem
of responsibility for damage
Charged with threatening bodily
harm to his aged mother and with
abusing her, Frank Egan, of $50 Els
by Policeman William J. Curtin and
John Drabeil gave the young man a
his promise to behave himself he was
At the annual meeting OF the Roman
Guards. Of Orange, last night the fol-
ewing officers We're ELECTED; Joseph Di
urer; Samuel Jandoli, financial secre-
tary; James Dadisco, recording secre-
and Michael Giordano, trustees; Fiore
Dato, serseant-at-arrns. The guards
will give a masquerade ball In the
New Essex Avenue Hall February 30
and the seventy-fvs members will wear
khaki uniforms.
Court Frank No. II. Toresters Of Amer
lea, ha an interesting meeting last night
in Alliance Hail.. Orange. The auditors
report showed a balance on hand of S12.-
1872. a gain for the quarter of $1S6. 50.
The thirty-fourth annual masquerade
ball of the Orange aennerchor will be held
on Monday night, January az, at the Ger
man English School hall. Orange.
Coming to East Orange yesterday to
make some arrangements with his wife
regarding her sIpport and that Of. his
North Fifteenth street, who had been
living In Brooklyn OF late. surrendered
to the police and was bailed In the
gates the case. The wife had previous
~ made a complaint against him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
CHAS VI. DECKER 6 BROS.
IMPORTERs- GROCERS
Tomatoes

Red Ripe Tomatoes, solid
packed, No. 3 tins. Have ex-
cellent flavor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
Crackers and Biscuits

Our large sales on crackers
insure freshness. for we receive
shipments mostly every day.
National Biscuit Co.'S SC Pkg.
Regular sc packages, all va
rieties, including Uneeda Bis
cult, 3 for 13c
10c Cartons
Regular loo cartons, all va
rieties, including Nabisco Waters,
8 for csc
Tin Boxes
Regular 26c tin boxes, all va
rieties, each ..... Csc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
Many kinds of
Fine, Rich Cheese
Syrups fox the
Hot Cakes

The purest ana
finest products
we can find.
f / e served
with hot cakes.
Leslie Dun
hams. r o C X
Maple a
Syrup.
Gals. regularly
s1.1O 100
y gals, regu-
larly Csc, SOC
Large bots,
reg. soc, use
Medium bots,
reg. 2oc. .,.. isc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
Pancake Flour

Pancake Flour--For light and
pancakes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
For a Homemade
Oish of Pork & Beans
Corn

Pure Candy
Pure CONNECTIONS, large and
varied assortment.
Gum Drops
LIB.
Pure old-time, special, . .S3c
Crystallized, special 35e
Hard Candy
American Mixed, regularly 25c.,
special zoe
ly Zoe, special. .17c
Other Kinds
Cream Almonds, Id. 49,. csc
Cream MINIS, Id. ....... 25c
Fig Paste, lib. ......... Acc
Marshmallows, lib. ....... SOC
Peanut Brittle, Id. ..... Csc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
CLASSIFIED ADS.

TITO the Stockholders OF the Ontario
i Apartment House Company: lol!
and each Of YOU are hereby notified
tbat the Board Of Directors OF this Com
many on tn, 18th day OF March, '9l2'
adopted a resolution of which the ioi-
lowing is 4 copy:
"ResuIvcd: Thata special meeting OIL
the stockholders Of this company ne;
ana the same is hereby called to he bciu
at the office of the company. NO. 10
south Royal street, Alexandra, Nir-
giuia, on the 9th day Of March, i9i-, al
the hour of II o'clock a. m, TO act upon
the crration of q bonded indebtedness u"
the extent of Two Hundred and Seven
" Five Thousand Dollars lS2l5.Nlsh
the proceeds thereof to be employed IN
the m,yment OF present indebtedness oi
the company" Aud YOU are notified
that in accordance with the resolution
adopted by the said Board of Directors. 4
special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Ontario Apartment House Com.
pany will bc held on the 10Th day OF
March. Ial2, at the hour Of ii O'Clock a.
M, at the office Of the company. l-S
south Royal street, Alexandria. V'r-
gini:, for the purpose oil acting upon the
creations Of the bonded indebtedness
drscribetlin said resolution. BY order
pi the BOARD of Directors.
A. Nj. MCtACHLEN, Ser'y.
narl3 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
I els of Her Voyage

and extraordinary to me.
eve are passing through the straits
Of Belle Island, but one would never
know that they are straits for the
shores of Newfoundland on the right
hand and Labrador on he other are
only just visible. A cool breeze is
blowing. The air and sunshine are
like the days of October. Later
The high mountains of Newfoundland
look a wonderful deep blue as seen
through the miles and miles of atmos-
sphere. To the southeast I am look
ing across the sea; never before have
seen such dead levelness, but then
| have never been on the prairies of
the west. The level stretch is broken
only by two sails standing out upon
the horizon and these are rapidly be-
coming smaller as we go forward.
cat 4:3O p. m. We are now pass
ing through the narrowest portion of
the straits; they are here only eight
miles wide. The shores of Labrador
look barren and forbidding. 1t seems
as though there was not a handful of
dirt all over it's rockyness. Bright
patches of green appear occasionally
giving a deceptive appearance of fer
tility, but it is only moss growing over
the rocks. 1t gives one an awful feel
ing of loncsomeness to contemplate
such dcsolation land think of even a
few people living there. 1t would
mean insanity to man or a woman
who had ever known life in land of
!; civilization.
eve can now see some of the fish
ing villages of Newfoundland lying
along the coast at the foot Of low
hills. They look like succession of
small and large white dots Here is
another fishing smack. With its
weather stained sails it sits notion
less upon the placid water, like little
brown bird with big wings.
HELEN ROSS GARD"
First District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
When Liberty Is License.

Liberty is the portion OF people
who delight in humanity. vino revere
justice. despise Aattery and yeuerate
truth. While you are not such peo-
pie, o my fellow citizens. il vain will
you talk Of liberty. Instead Of liberty
you will have RIGHTEOUSNESS. and to
that you will all in your turns fall
victims. You will ask for bread and
will get--dsad bodies And at
length you will bow down your necks
TO the yoke. and find your vile refuge
in the rule OF & desput--Mme. Ro-
land. Address Before the Revolu.
tiuuary Tribunal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

Miss Helen Ross Gard, Trip Winner
Writes of Experiences in Store for
Gazette Tour Winners.
Middletown, N. Y.
To European Tour Contestants of the
Alexandria Gazette:
Sunday morning, July 16. A cold
breeze blows from the northwest. 1t
is gray day. The decks are damp
from last nights heavy rain. The
river is calm and wide. To the right
the hills of New Brunswick appear
jim the mist On the left no shore line
lis visible. Away and beyond there is
only stretch of dull gray water.
Later: Now a long, straight, dark
line can be seen between the river and
the sky: this is the island of Anticos-
ii.
Son the New Brunswick shore out
of the white mist appears the irreg-
ular top of monument. Looming up
like some queer, blush black cloud it
stands out with vividness from the
heavy mists below it and the gray
white clouds above. More and more
of it comes to view as the mists lift.
"The New Brunswick shores are
now green hills and the little ham,
lets which were formerly scattered
along them are becoming fewer and
farther between Away out towards
the gulf they look lonesome and far
removed.
The only indication of the shore is
broad shadow above the water. A
fine mist is falling. The black smoke
backward in volume. In the wake
of the ship arc two lines of foam
reaching away as far as the eye can
see.
Monday, July lit is an alb
solutcly perfect day We can sec four
sailing vessels. They look pretty
poised arily on the sea with the blue
hills of Newfoundland behind them.
A whale has just been sighted. The
sailors say that it is just an ordinary
sperm whale, but it appears very large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
GeOrae {. Price { j. F. Cook
DEALERS In
FRESH & Sailed FISH

A re receiving Fish daily from The shores
of the Potomac and will supply CUSTOM
rrs in any u,lantiti TO suit, either
fresh or sailed, by experienced packers.
Country orders solicited and satisIac-
ton guaranteed.
Terms: l.. o. d., or best references,
Stall No. Royal street entrance: Stall
No. Fairfax street entrance TO the city
market, and Fish House front Of Cor
poration Fish Wharf Bell phone SILL.
Fish delivered from The market up to
j p. m. daily.
Price IL Cos Barrcled Fish have al
ways stood No. IN market.
MARI I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

Not long ago woman reporter vas
busily engaged in scribbling her
copy on street car on her way to
the Office from the scene Of hsi work.
She was listing humber OF the peo'
ple who had been present when she
was surprised to have perfect
stranger sitting III the seat with her
tap her or the shoulder. beg her par
don, and tell her that ore Of the
names sne was writing was mis-
spelled.
Il have often found people reading
over my shoulder in The street car
the reporter said in telling OF y. but
that was The first one who bag had
the impudence 10 comment 20 NE upon
what she read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

Four times the number Of
for subscription payments.
will be issued
providing the subscribing the
Money received for u5scrponshoud the Office
received but special baotmay No special
ballots will be counted unless the morley paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-.2 desirable north Wash
inston street Houses. In order
to close the estate the owners have
authorized me TO sell these properties
Nos: @os-2lo: at a bargain price, For per-
MISSION TO Inspect aud particulars apply
agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

CPECl L. NOTICE. --CompauiuI>.
- Mount Vernon Chapter. No. II, Will
visit Lafayette Chapter, OF Was ,in.tuI,
ID, g.. on Tuesday evening March 10Th,
all Companions who desire TO go arr re-
ulicsted TO meet al the corner of Wash
ington and King streets i'm time ["
take the 6:4j train for Washington.
A. G. UHLER, Secretary.
1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE. -
"A Having qullilirdaS administrator
ofthc estate of Frederick Schwab. notice
rs hereby given to all persons ha:Iug
claims against said estate tu present the
same to me. and all pc rsonS indebted To
said estate to settle the same.
AMOS {. CkOUNSE, Administrator.
MARI wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE-Hav-
~ ing qualified as administrator of
IIarrie F. Wheat, notice is hereby given
% all persons having claims aSiins, his
estate: to present same to me. duly
authenticated, at the Citizens National
Bank for>settfemeut. and al persons ill.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

residing of Alexandria, north the
Of King street
FIRST DISTRICT a ,J4#Al$l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
Imported and Domestic
Wall Paper

Our new spring samples OF wall.
papers are here, nice neat paper at
very small cost, as uell as most elabor-
ate designs, can be bought here. You
are sure to be pleased ii you give us
your .order. This is a good time to
have it done before the busy season.
H. E. WEBB
921 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
FOR RENT.

Tor rent-A large desirable room suit
L able for two gentlemen, meals may
hr had at the same place. Apply at "l1
Cameron street.
vt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
Schedule of Votes,

the schedule of payment subscribers
Alexandria Gazette the Tour Of Europe Contest:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18

dcbted to said estate 10 settle same
promptly
RICHARD NJ. GREEN,
mch II lot Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-18
Who's Who In the
European Tour Contest

residing The limits Of Alexandria, north of the center
Of King
FIRST DISTRICT Il I&s2i*l-
spoford Washington 27739
Proctor, N Columbus 2760
Miss Nellie Uhler Gil Cameron 264a6
N Payne -i'sss
Hattie Douglass 913 Cameron ' '
Mrs Thomas Dunbarr In N. Fayette 3l9i
Whiting, 208 N Fairfax St, 30SG
SECOND DISTRICT.
residing city Alexandria,
King street. aa. nxass
IIecy, IA S. Fairfax t25
Miss Kroes Fickln I'd 1850
Fawcett SIT Prince St. i3oS'
GIT Prince St. ''o'
Ruth Muenh 406 Duke 1891
Dorsey NJ Ashton, 41S Duke 599
444 Duke 1894
JONES' 49 Prince %9z1
Miss Celeste Duke St.. 332
THIRD DISTRICT.
Ladies residing outside city limits Of Alexandria,
Miss Ada G. Mcdonald, st Elmo o.ya
fax Co., i',o
Box 200 Washingo d. C '
Kemper, Alexandria, f. d. NO. o
Miss Bessie Merchant Manassas o"o
Miss Parsons Elmo.
Miss Hattie Dmsey, $3.50
Miss Georgia Marshall Clifton. 1850
Clifton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
9l5Ho VAS REPREsENTED7F
wilson Asks Question That May.
Enhorraaa Democrats.

~ V'IIson7 AoI<s Question That May
Emharrass Democrats
) asks WooS row wilson e bis
5,j-osec a. acceptance .'llh ensyo.1 Come
iolf1 10 the hard cts of the 1n9tter.
5 15SVS been represented, II 6eceus Eears
non our tariR schedules were being
.fii1cu sea and determined not on the
5Ic1r Of congress, for. thatsisnUt Where
: SI,ov have been determined, but In the
eFeaees
7rsSiael5. Who Ras2 WheRza the
IdTiCh- biu was being framed
n5ionged and open hearings were con-
I1cted. hys the ways and means com
= 80, Every one who. bad facts or
s41-,1i11ents to present val. given an OPP
,,oEtn7,tiy to be heard. However, when
- iiSon's fellow Democrats under
Is rsVise the schedules in this
S;e.1rreS Oscar Underwood and his as
Soci0tes barred the doors and out OF adj
yice9 the sources Of which they have
neyer yet entirely disclosed, proceeded
4o--uoFe up the schedules in secret and
IN them through the house by gag
n -vyonld be interesting could DE-
y19YI.on- Ocure from the Democratic
Iceders. an answer to his question It
- not entirely thoughtful OF him to
p1opOund It
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-Adverfisenlent 7
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- meeting ofshe E:llls' Buck Pin
League has been called by Secretary
Louis A. Carr for tonight at the club,
at which item all matters necessary
to the recognizing Of the league for
the coming season will be, dealt with
1t is hoped that all members of the
local club who are interested in the
bowling pastime will be present.
The league was composed Of six
teams last season but it is hoped to
have a league of eight teams this
season. Therefore, two new teams
may enter-and It is not definitely set.
tied as to whether all the teams OF
last year viii again enter.
The following captains are spec
tally. requested to be present at 1870
O'Clock:
viii E. Morris, David ]. Carter.
Walter 3. Wilson, John w. Parker,
jobs Craig and Louis A. Carr.
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cHAsINa q PHANToM.

we are living in. an age In wl1iehsb9r
exaggeration OF the detects OF ouR pEeS-
emit condition, by false charges ofsre=
sponsibiIity for it against individuals
and4claGses1hy ho4ding p stosfhD fever.
ish Ilnasfnat3nA Of the less e ftunate
and Hhe Of csntspted tie piss bilielas
OF a Infllen lam, 4 cond Ltf5nEO popular
unrest has been producer. New parties
are being formed, with the proposed
purpose satisfying this unrest Shy
promising panacea. In 50 Tar as In
6so7r1aItE.' szla11ad
and equality Of Opportunity can be pro
~ i1llC 5Ielts q 8 slCuca-
tional system, sthe better1ne1t of the
laws to fn9ite thesSqlick adninistra-
Stfon 81 juBtIceiand IS the pfey enfion OF
5the Acquasiti6n OF gpFiI neEe without
lust compensation, in So Tar as the
adoption OF the legisIatione0bOv re-
cited Ind laws Of a similar character
may aid the less fortunate In their
struggle with the hardships Of life, all
are in sympathy with a continued eE-
fort to remedy Injustice and to aid the
weak, and venture to say that there
is no national administration in which
more real steps Of such progress have
been taken than IN the present one.
But in So far as the propaganda for
the satisfaction Of unrest involves the
promise Of millennium, a condition In
which the ElShare to be made reason
ably poor and the poor reasonably
rich by. law, we are chasing a phan-
tom: We are holding ont to those
whose unrest we EeaF d prospect and
a drsan1 "a visiepSof the impossible
FROM President Taft's Speech Of Ac-.
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Had tuberculosis
Of Glands: Now Well

.
If You are sufferer from GlaRdular
Tuberculosis. or know of anyone so
afflicted. It might be well 20 Investigate
TINS ~ sTrtsrim he TnuSd peranent
relief and full recovery to heaith py
using Eckman's aAIterative. medlc1ne
which has been effective in many cases
70 Laruston St. PEila-.- Pa.
Gentlemen In March. 1900. ] was
taken sick and my doctor pronounSea
my case Tuberculosis in the Glands
Medical treatment did not help me. and
on my doctors advice. went 10 4 nos
pffaI TO be OPERATED upon. but RELIEF was
only temporary. I lost strength. and at
times would have cold SweatS and fever.
hut the continued operations were not
Oe4 !f5 tb.. nue. meantime friend of mine
advised Eckman'S Alternative. saying it
was good for TuberculoSiS. The WOUNDS
In my neck were stiIl open anu IN d
friGhtfuI condition when stared TO
take It. After using two bottles.
found l was improving. having S;lLneu
weight could eat. and was able TO sleep
7 continued using 1t until I WAS well.
which was In November. 1910. Hsfore l
took the medicine. | had three: memoir ~
j,Ivs. NOT had any. ON November II.
1919 started TO work and since that
time have not lost one ,,S S;1y ro m%rH
mend ESckman'S Alternative To anyone
who is suffering from TuberculoSts OF
Ms directed. will gladly correspond
with any party desiring further inI"E,
nation OF what the med 1lI ,l L9T ne
Eekman'S Alternative Is ehecttEe IN L's t1
chitis Asthma. Hay Fever: ThEoat ah n
system. Does not contain PoiSons. opi2JeS
or habit forming drugs ASK TOT 1900 1900
telling OF recoSeTieS 3nS Re 70 Tor evil
(lence. For sale by NIL leading druggists
GLANDS DRUG STORE
-Advertiseme en-
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IN the 0Hice Of the County
s for 2econa
ton. I

& Land Cen lillllaa A.
sIota. 1eaf ee
elFy Med. LOVlndes5e - q. Nor
fison. 4 lots, steaIey HeIgh
Wilkinson and ne1pissoIfs Company to
Oscar L Pratt lot tseaIey Heights.
D. B. Hpdking to John, b. and "
W. lsossJl. & Iot, tseaiey HaighEss
AgR Post to II. G. Beverage 1 lot'
s!sS,saIey
HsssIs lEElEllIE1alarsss and e. b Barnett
tosGar tradeaBs zIoiiseI. 2 lots Spring
H4n addition to the city.
- Jamss II. Mines. administrator, TO
VIII &. Norris. 5 lots, Bridgeport.
Charles ". Nuzum to John B.
Whfteman, / lot Coal district.
n. ~ Bartlett to- 1lesouri G.
Stuart AK acres. slmps 9n district
~. Harvey Conral % Ross NJ
KOvnse, sots salem,
BenJa1ii@ stout 5ate to- Daniel
Stout, rs acres, and to Hezekiah
Stout. 10 acres, Grant district
Florence Cork heirs to John. ".
Cork tll1ts Clark district
T. Il Williams and s.3A. Smith to
WSofeb Tfacysi lot, Park %5sEsS
West Virginia Central Agricultural
and 9dechanicaI Society 70 Worth
Tracy, 4. lot, Highland PARK
t, George w F. Randolph to A Laura,
Randolph. lot, Salem. 80
= WA. Collins TONI. D. snider, L
-Iof SSEa1 - -a-tze 80 E=s>'-aE
J FBartlett to H. D. snider. lot, /
Salem.
H Kelso Thompson to Charles E.
Thompson, l lot. ccal district.
C. L. Natter to NJ spelsberg, / lot,
Jackson's first addition, city.
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WALLACE

WALLACE. w. va. Oct =
Misses Mabel and Lulu Lambert
who spent two weeks visiting with
friends in clarksburg and Fairmont
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Raymer Ta!kington, of Fair
mont, was here recently guest OF
relatives.
l. L. shuman has about recovered
from the shock that he received whe1
the ,Stork failed to leave. q. boy at has
home. Mother and little daughter are
doing nicely.
Mrs. G. G. Bennett and three chill
dren. Mrs. s. H. Allen and daughter
of the DAWSON addition are spending
a few days with friends in CIarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Lanham and
children have returned home after
spending several days visiting reia-
tives in Pennsylvania.
]. B. Moore recently sold his Forv
runabout car to James Kerran, OF
Folsom, and has bought Metz car
OF DR.. A. o. Kelly.
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HILTON NAMED.

WHEELING. Oct. 1-walter B.
Hilton, editor of the Wheeling Major
ity, was nominated for governor Of
West Virginia, by the Socialist party.
according to the returns of the refer
endum vote, just completed. There
were four nominees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

Nv Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, PuT-
chased a bottle of Cham6eriain,s cough Isl
Remedy for his boy yho had 4 eoso, ll& IN N
49, s,a,,e IL that not better than 70 pay 3
t Scas dollar doctors bill? For sale by al
dealers. .,..,.o,
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Advertisement
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! today,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

To tnFIlE IlaB BEEN revised Within
4. y.r1e ;65IIF11iilQ passage OF the Payne
tIII, s1S1,,oS were Increased more than.
500 100000. Industry Is operating n
high pressure. general business s.
pro ,erU11, ana there Is q scarcity Of
a-alloF everywhere
Two acts providing safety tqP. EaIlll-U
5,ly employees and proper inspection
ct t,lnncG4 have been passed
ne GedeEal mining bureau fog re-
itllGng The dangers to WoEkmon, baay
hen e8tabhGhed.
a CIlii7544e en- bureau to minimize In
nlnE mortality and reduce child en-
ployment In factories has been or
,Gani8ed
Pensions for Union veterans Of the
var of the rebellion have been broad
Oned and increased
White slavery has been outlawed
nnd checked.
on trade With foreign nations has