davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16

per bu; cucumbers. sot-house. is-2sc
per dos: lettuce. soQ6oc per bu; home-
Sss psa Ssmps sGe Ssr ss s TsS
Soc per bu; green corn. home grown.
loQisc per dos; prsley. isVaoe per
'V Grape yr~,s-rior,oa. ,s,Ao Ger box,
GrsDes-Delaware and Niagara. 400
4sc; blus. 2oTs5c per s,ib basket;
gan s-ib. baskets. 20Q22c.
Hoaey-Fancy white. new. lt4lte:
amber. 100 lilo lb.; extracted. 10ec 10
following prices for balsd nay In car.
lots { 9. m DETROIT: No. Timothy:
sisgisSc; STANDARD SIC 0Is,So; Nc; g Z
aas Ign, m.sa US &c ESQ., I rye straw
SsGe: wheat and oat straw. EV7eo
Hides-vNo. / cured hides. I5c: No i
l2c; No. l green bulls. loo; No. cured
veal kip. l5c; No. l green veal kip.
lee: No. I cured murrtsn. a.. NO.
isc: No. / green calf. Ito, No / horse
hides. -: No. horse hloes. -. Sheep.
skins. an to amount of wool, soc ~ 81:
No. hides. le on: Hip and calf. 10
Le.o.s--Aessinas. Ss.ou0! per boz.
Meloss-Rocky F"rds. .soass: os-
Oraages--California. yalencias. e5.7S
f6.75 per box.
Onieas = Southern. 81 per M: Span
ish, el.40 per crate.
PeaPs-Clapp's Favorite. 75c0N
Bartlett. $40 30 per blu.
Peaches West Michigan. choice.
M,Iss & IA 5s. !; 'aaSSaS0 per ewI'
Poultr.--fSroilers. Ice: hens. 15hc
stays. llQ12c; ROSTERS. I001lc; ducks
i.@l5c; turkeys, 170lsc ID.
ptaeappirs % az >. p"r crate.
E Potatoes--Per sack, $2d225
Sweet POtatoes-Virginia, $3.50 per
bbl. and II per bu.; Jersey. $3.50 per ID.
Waterme1ons-256 t0c each
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

TOLEDO. Sept. 1s.-wheat: Cash and
September. SAC; December. 97+c:
May. yi:o3h. Corn: Cash and Septem-
74hc. Oats: Cash. 44hc: September.
4Ac: December. 46Ac: May, 4shc
Rye: Cash, 68hc. Cloyerseed: Cash. 81:
VII -Alsike:- Caah.-Sle.s0.+ October
and December. 5000. Timothy: Cash.
&2.47h; September and October, $3.50:
December. e2.eo., Butter. eggs and
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16

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Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Rock islanders were introduced to
The Rose Maid" which is on tour af-
ter q run in the larger cities. last
night a the Illinois theatre. the orig
'nal production, headed by that fas-
c'natinG little personality. Mizzi Hajos,
appearing here. and attracting nearly
a capacity audience. an unusual pat
ronage, considering that We are in the
midst OF holy week. a period during
which the majority OF travelling thearri-
cal companies suspend performances.
The Rose Maid" is a companion OF
The Spring Maid" II was in the
latter that Miss Hajos won her way
into the affections Of the American
public during the two seasons that she
appeared as the star OF that comedy.
Miss Hajos is a Hungarian girl. and
while sne mas mastered the English
language there is still a slight be-
rreya Of the mother tongue in her
conversation. The Rose Maid" has a
plot. and one that ic interesting to fol
low. This is an innovation in must
cal comedies Bu- then. there is a
duke. thus preserving at east a semb-
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

The local grappler and waiter ].
BAKER of Chicago will face each
other at the Family theatre tonight
in wrestling event which the R D.
& NJ. Athletic club has billed as
bout for the middleweight champion
ship of Illinois and Iowa. Baker is
credited with being a fast performer
and should give Ack a run for his
money although the Rock Islander is
the favorite in what little betting is
being indulged in.
The card prepared by the club in
cluded another wrestling match in
which Bobby Bylund of Moline is TO
meet an unknown" from the country
ar6 a boxing match l%Inging together
Dan Brown and George Halsterdt The
ring event is 10 go ten rounds.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20
DAILY RIDDLES
QUESTIONS.

l. Behead part OF wheel and leave
anger.
2. How does the wood cutter invite
the tree to fall?
8. What Irishman is the most fear
ed?
l. Fill in the blanks in the follow
ing sentence with the same word diff
ferently accented: If the farmer would
........ he could fll his..........
5. Why do the trees often change
their places?
ANSWERS.
I. Tire.
2. He axes It.
3. Mike Robes fmicrobes).
4 Now.
5. They leave in the spring.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20
THREE | LEAGUE
ADOPTS SCHEDULE
Teams Will Play 40 Games
Each, Making Three Swings
About the Circuit.
NO CHANGE IN MAKEUP
Decatur and Dubuque Show No Die
position 10 Relinguish the
Franchises They Hold.

The ThreeI league will open lts
1913 season with the same eight clubs
tha, comprised the circuit last year.
~ least there was nothing Indicative
Of a change when the magnates ended
tleir meeting az Davenport yesterday.
The long ECralded "aunklug" OF Deca-
tIr and Dubuque did not materiallze
a-c Il seems that the bear stories giv-
en- out at Decatur and the threats OF
giving up the franchise we're simply
measures for whipping the fans into
LEc and making them come across
with the coin needed TO maintain a
club which cannot support itself with
tho gate receipts
The adoption o. 14o-game schedule
ls the principal business OF yesrer.
daFs s. meet The season is 10 open
April "A and close September :. There
viii be three swings around the cir
c'i' for each team which means long
a. home series. Wilson Beriug Of De.
cs'ur vas employed 10 draft the sched.
u.e under instructions given and sub
u.' the same 20 the league within The
LcXt 10 days.
'LrHS not J-NaNTwOTS.
The clubs voted FIVE 20 three for the
l4p game schedule 10 preference 10
The 126 game plan supported by De.
o;;ur Dubuque aad Springfield ON
fhs question Of opening date. there was
dn even division Of the vote Daven-
port Peoria, uau~Iils and Blooming
ton advocating opening april a and
fh" other four showing q preference
for April 90 President A. r Tearnev
voted for the earlier date and broke
t,.o deadlock
The annual pass question was de-
cilcd as had already been agreed up-
ON. Books for 10 games viii be given
oar n time and renewed when used
This is To- prevent The abuse Of season
passes.
GNGNATES NHT BANQI FTED.
President Dick Lane and Secre-
ta-v James y. Hayes o. the Davenport
cub were hosts To- the assembled mag
uaies az "a banquet given az the Dav-
ton Warren H. Rcck. Jack Tighe and
ICt, Lister Of Rock Island were
among the guests Mr.. Sexton when
called upon for an after dinner talk
Dos Tuastmastcr Hayes paid tribute 10
She newspapers OF the circuit, credit
ing them with being the greatest help
o." league has ever had. Others who
responded 20 the call Of Mr. Hayes
were Clarence Rowland Of Dubuque.
wilson Berlue a. Decatur. Manager
connie Walsh or Danvjue and AZ
CIcrU 0f Davenport
Ir>rTu SECS. Jn'TRNCT.
As isusuaL yesterdays meeting OF
ire masnaros was attended 10y cousid-
e1atle bartering of players Few ac-
tual trades or sales We're made how
ever. There seems a possibility that
Davenport will trade Outfelder Harry
Otlaud 70 Dnnyille in exchange for
Pitcher Chapman
Pete Lister Of Rock Island. a free
agent in the basc5a. frmanent was
offered and accepted a contract 10
play first base with the Peoria team
Lister was not in his best shape last
season and was le' out without a job
this yelr He had no diticulty in
signing Up. however. and the Peoria
OFFER was not the only one ne received
lie expects 20 be IN good condition
again this year which means that
Peoria will have q valuable man in
HIM
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

March 22--"The Trail Of the Lone
some Pine"
March 23-"The Bohemian Girl"
March 25-New York German Stock
Theatre COMPANY
March 29-"The Servant in the
House"
March 30--Eddie Foy in over the
River"
EMPIRE.
Vaudeville - Performances at PAS
and Sis.
GRAND.
Orpheum Observation-Disclosures
daily at 2:3O and s: 80 p. ID.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20
Dance at Armory Hall.

Arsenal lodge No. 1855 viii give a
dance al Armory hall Thursday even
ing. March o. 1913 Bleuar's orches-
ira. Everybody inyited.-lAdyD
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

of ST Louis bested Joe Sherman of
Memphis Friday night in an eight
round bout, winning the referees de-
cision. OF the three other bouts Leyh
knocked out Ockel in the fifth round,
Mcleod won from Garrity, and Fan
ming defeated Meters.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

New York. March 20.--"Play before
work" seemed to be the system favor
ed by Matty Baldwin of Boston Tues
day night. For eight rounds he teased
Eddie Smith of Yorkville, but in the
ninth he cut loose A volley Of lefts
and rights staggered the unsuspecting
cad that Baldwin had built up with
out eXertion.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20
9Gs14nIi GS3rf2frrr y

Paris, March 20.-WiTie Lewis. the
American middleweight pugilist, won
the decision on points last night from
the French middleweight. Marcel
Moreau. The American showed the
better form throughout. Many fash
ionable women and prominent act
resses were at the ringside.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

Los Angeles, March 20-"Rube"
Marquard left yesterday for Houston,
Tex, where he will join the Giants.
lie was accompanied by mis- wife. for
merly Blossom Seeley. the actress.
to whom he was married in San Fran
cisco. With the Narquards went Dick
Kinsella. the New York National
scout, who has been acting as a sort
Of chaperon for the pitcher ever since
he succeeded in having "Rube" sign
a contract for the coming season on
the day Of his marriage.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

New Orleans, March 20.-Joe Man
dot of this city and Johnny Lore OF
New York, lightweights. will meet in
a 10 round bout here April I The
winner is to fght Young" Brown.
If MandOt is successful he expects
to meet Joe Rivers in May.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

Plainfeld. n J., March 20.-The
home Of Bob Fitzsimmons. the ex-
champion prize fighter. at Dunellen.
was robbed of 81 500 worth OF silver
ware within the last few days, while
the family was away.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

"The Trail Of the I.ynesome Pine"
which is anIHIucsd 70 appear Al re
Illinois mex S2rurla~ X : Plar -1a'
presents eugene waters ability -
dramatist in q new light r was no
small task 70 take the widely read
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

be chosen they will weigh in at 7
p. m.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

St. Louis, March 2O.-Jack Shelton
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

Atlanta, Ga. March 2O.-Jimmy Per
~ Of Pittsburgh and wildcat Ferns
Of Kansas City fought 10 slow rounds
Tuesday night TO a draw The bout
vas billed as the first of series OF
elimination bouts TO decide the welter-
weight title The crowd hOOted the
two men repeatedly. Perry hit the
harder when ne did hit, but Ferns was
stronger al the finish.
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

Atlanta Ga. March 2O.-T am now
playing ball with the picked team I
recently organized for the purpose Of
getting into shape to return 10 De-
troit," writes Ty Cobb 20 President
Frank +. Galway Ct the Atlanta club
in regard 70 the three games Cobb's
club will play here next week. The
statement from Cobb makes it certain
that the Georgian and Presidcn; Frank
.<sy!n Of the Detro.t team have prac-
tically settled salary differences.
Los Angeles March 2g-Bud An
derson and Knockout" Brow, who
fought 20 slashing rounds to a draw
t. Vernon .sst Saturday. reached an
agreement yesterday for a return
match. T. will be fought either the
afternoon Of April u or the night OF
April l.. n the former date be Sc
iecred the lightweights viii make 123
pounds al l o'clock If the night date
Rock Island Argus., 1913-03-20

The first real aid to a weak
is
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

$50 OZARK Laundry Co, Laundry
FOR Innrmury. June .....-. lo''
am CITY Drug Store, suppl"s
Tor lnnrmnry .............. M
aS7 Mccarthy Lbr. and Const
Coz Repairing Pump at In
urinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W"
aSS c. NJ. Thomson. Supt, Light
and Supplies FOR lniirmary -"
3gl city Ice Co. Ice for mfr
mary Observation-Disclosures lV'''
aaG B. Il Downing NJ u. Med-
cal Services at lnirmary.. so
i03 Drs. Downing & Weber Elk
animation of Gilbert Rigshe" so
A0i sam r. lsenman Support of
Gilbert Rigshec NJ Hospital
No. ! ...............,...,....,.. -"
49, Mrs. - Il. Downing, Sup
port 81 Belle Mntkin........ a.b
ul r. J Thumure Support Of
Jones Taylor and la Plant I'N
il5 Fred sandman, Relief ....... 90
Ii3 G. y. Rodgers support of
W y Rodgers .............. l'.o
ili Thos. Higginbotham. Sup
port Of Mary T.. Polittc..... 400
as Carr a Thompson. support
Of CARMEL Sisters .,......... 200
40 j. $ Janigan. support Of
Kinney and Rock families. 5000
AZ s. y. Anderson. Support of
Rhoda Burnham and Rhoda
Charlton ........-.'-.....'. l'."
AS j. F. Caycc. support Of
Sarah AmOncttc ..,........ l1."'
$40 Geo. G. Forster, support Of
Fannie Simms .............. 1.W
- E.E
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08
COUNTY ROAD FUND,

To Personal Delinquent Tax and
Interest ..... Observation-Disclosures. 20. %
To Amount from County Reven-
ne on Dramshop Licenses ....,.. l54i0.65
To Amount from Dramshop Adj
valorum Tax ....................... 62I9
To Amount from State Auditor.
State Aid Tor county road. 49,. l7Ol.H
To Cash OF Philip westmeyer,
Excavation for Cuvert .......... l3.S
To Cash of w. C. Fischer, Treas.
Culvert fer City of Pennington. G.00
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

Rhodr Charlton and Rhoda
bufnhdm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l'b
7pl J. T. Cuycc, Support Of
Sarah Amoncttc ........... l5u1
7oj Geo. e. Forster. Support OF
Fannie Simms ................ 5w
706 Mrs. u Il. Downing. Support
II Belle Matkin.............. 5ro
7O7 Fred sandman. support. son
70> F. Thomurc. Support Of
Taylor ana LaPlant ......... 100
7l0 sam +. iscnmnn. Treas
support Of Metro Fidor at
Hospital No. i,.............. 500
~ Martin Jasiusk Repair Of
Boiler at lnhrmary ......... l13o
40 G G. wcim"r, Supplies for
lniirmarN .....,............ 10 -
~ T ] short, Supplies for In
urinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
az james wood Saving Wood
ut luilrmary ................ SO
7i3 r. = Russell n Bros. Sup.
plies for Iniirmnry .......... 20U
7II L. r Hunt x Son. Supplies
for lniirmarN ............... 81 ~
10 f. NJ I.aakmun Supplies
for County Iuhrmary ...... 9Ul
~ Klein Grocer CO.. Supplies
for Innrmary .................. 22}
as Guessing Milling Co, Sup
plies for Inhrmary ........... = On
~ G. NJ Thomson. Supt Light
and Supplies for lnnrmary.. l2Gi
80 Reuter- Milling CO.. Supplies
for lnnrmary ............... li.W
7Gl T.. ! Mckinney. Supplies
for lniirmury Observation-Disclosures. 1884, .
1Gi Lang x Bro. Burial OF
Cecilia Drury and Rhoda
Buruham .. ...,.,,..,,,,.,.,, 2).II /
1G5 prs Downing aud Weber.
Examination OF Mcrto Fidor 500
II9 Boyd & Mitchell Supplies
for Intirmary .n..,.......... 1912 |
794 Rev G. l.. Hickok Farm
lngton Provdent Assn ...... 900 |
800 Sam f. lscnman, Treas.
Support of Carrie Miller at
at Hospital No. i............ 800 /
vi Drs Downing and Weber.
Examination Of Miss Carrie
Miller ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.Ol |
SOI Mrs. Il. II. Downing. Sup
port of Belle Matkin......... 500
sos +. ]. Thomurc, Support of
LaPlant and Taylor........ 1000 .
800 Albert Trauernicht Sup
plies for County Inhrmary... l4l5
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

ca. ,, 10 = I.,..,,t, c..
vices at Iunrnlry ........ gOp
$50 Mother cub. support "'
''''" ''''
Gu Norri. Bros Supplias for
IuUTmuTy ................... 90
80, ,.,.,.. to-. 49,. s,,,.,,...
''- N,r'I, r,,,,'',, Wee '"''i''' -,
~ Guessing Milling CO. sup
pies TOT llIlIHhIN ........s... ~
f}i Watson Coal co. conf for
Indrmary .............. $50
Glj II + CnsteeI Straw FOR
In0rmarv .........,....... t04
Ggf Mrs ] Wcnr Supplie- for
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

............... .......... 800
i9i Dr= Downing and Hodge
Examination Of Jake k'r. 900
jn5 Klein Grocer CO., supple
FOR County ln0rmnry 1.9'
81 CIty Meat Market Supple
for lunrmary ............... $40
5l2 l.. thinner Burial u1
John Mayo ................. li.JO
$40 Norman G. Haynes y CO.
Dlsinfectants for lnnrmary 400
81 Frank s. Weber, NJ. D.. Ser
vices at Innrmary ........ laN
SIS Ozark Laundry CO., LaW-
dry for lnhrmary July. i205
5l6 Henry Rnke T. & Tin Co.
Burial of Il. y, Brown. 1850
$40 city Ice Plant. Ice FOR In
urinary .,,,...,............ "'p
$50 i. j. Thomurc, support pt
Jones, I.arlant and Taylor. l5e)
5}l Mrs y r. Downing. sup.
port of Belle Mutkiu........ 500
52g Fred sandman. Relief ..-... 500
a33 Pennington Mere Co sun
plies and support nf Aunt
Lizzie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lpD. ~
53i ozark Laundry co. Lauu.
dry for lnnrmary............. i9S
5a5 l.. =. Hunt & Son. SupplIoe
FOR luiirmary .............. 1865
Sc Ozark Laundry CO.. Lauu-
dry FOR lnhrmury .,......-.. 1.G3
537 BLESSING Milling Co. Sup
plies for Innrmary........... $50
SIS T. NJ. Laakman, SUPPLE
for lnnrmnry ...........-... 1880
$50 city Drug Store, supplics
for lniirmary ,....... ........ 30
$40 Moody Tcmpleton, Gravel
and Moving ,,........,...-.... 2iO
81 C. b. Rodgers. Wood for
for lnnrmary .,....,......... l5.O
552 H. II Downing. NJ u. Ser
Vices at infrmary 1850
SIS II. r. Leverenz Relief VIM
Mason and family ........... 200
SO T.. ]. Mckinney. Supplies
for iniirmary ....,....,....... I'D
$50 Pennington Milling Co.
Supplies for County mfr
mary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I-.s0
5& Geo. j. Goeltz. Relief Of
Mr.. Davidson ................. 800
$50 Sam T. Isenman. Treas
Support of +. Chabody at
Hospital No. I ............... Is.0
sos Drs. Braning and Downing,
Examination OF +. Chabody SEQ
COZ Sam +. Isenman, Support of
of a. r. Morris nj Hospital
NO. .....,,..,................ 's.VO
Coz Drs. Downing and Weber.
Examination OF A. Il. Nor
rls ....,......,'............., O.b
COS W f. Gillespie, Conveying
a. II. Morris to Pennington 40
6i5 r. ]. Thomure. Support of
Jones. LaPlant and Taylor. 1890
he Mrs Il. II. Downing. Sup
port of Belle Matkin........ 500
~ Fred Sandman, Relief ....... 500
60 ]. H. King. Support OF Mrs.
Sarah Everett .,.....,........ 800
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08
Receipts.

Receipts.
To Balance Cash on Hand March
/. 1912 Observation-Disclosures $50 81
To Current Tax and Penalties .... 1853 10
To Current Tax Railroad, Tele-
phone and Tel. Tax and Pen
alties -. ........................... 5.S9O.3j
To Current Merchants and Man
ufacturcrs Tax ..................., sH.b
To Real Estate Back Tax and In
terest ............. ',...,.......,..... $685.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

40 ,,,, :, u.u,,.
lie icu - hIhlln7' It"S'
nitni M III q,
''' S,, ' t,0, W SUN 7"Pi''''S 20
''''''' commencement ''''
III henderson Mere. c.. sup
nhes lot lhUrmdI\ .......... 'o'
rs Morris Bros Supplies for
lunrmary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Est
1.G Johnson n Doss. Burial of
Mickey Griffin .............. 1850.
~ F,ru,rrt,, Moro 90 su,-
,,,,,., ~ \,,,,, + i,yf. Ana
in th.N bros support Oh Jesse
ua a. ~ po,,,or e,.,,,.,
''' {" ~ h"''E'i supplies Tor
,,, A.. a..
lev WIN. H"Ii''"- l'' geo,
a., '.'.-.....'''''' ''''
~ =. Werner Suri|t"t for
.'', ''...' '''.'.'.'... .....''. ".''
~ :" >. MgiNlhh'N' supplies ION
~ NJ. ih"msrn, SHpi Light
'.',, ''''''' ''.'.'.''.'''' ''
~ j, snort Hupi. sHpplle'
- 'hIVlrd ,l"'hlnE Co. Cloth
az" W. 'I'''' "l"IF INMATES "'-'
lto Cash Meat Market Supplies
Tor lnhrmury ""............ 2ihN
III Thomson Russell Work
NJ Ihhim"rN Observation-Disclosures ~"
~ Boswell X BIUgh Livery
lirc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l'-'
La jet White Laundry CO.
w. '''''' '..,. .''
IN If'' H1hHm'h' h"l'i.....'. ""'
IN Rodgers. Relief al
y N'dE'IS ...........'..' l'''
lN carr y Th"mrs1n. support ,.
OF '"fn'H HlSi'I~. ....'.'.' -'''
]" Thos. HiEGiuh1ih4m. sup
port OF Mary l.. fpIittr.'.. 4'"'
l9l s. % Anderson. support of
RhudI BUrhom and Rhoda
'hMllnn ,.... ,.........-.s... 10"
fn Geo. e. Foster Support Of
Fannie Simms ................ dop
Im f. J. Thomurc Support Of
Taylor LaPlunt and Jones. 1900
"a, Mrs II II Downing sun.
nnrt Of Relic Maxim 500
lo5 Fred sandman. Relief 500
on CIV Drug store Supplics
for Infrmtfy ... $50
oit Nry Wolfe supplios for
TnGrmury ..,.......... 1855
.,. -. t,i.t..,,.,..,.,. r., Gu,
'' ,i,.. cn,. TrGrm9ry GE.
c.,.tt...
Tor Irnrmarv ................ T9'
o. ,f.-gIp,- MILLING q, Sun
plies for Infrmarv .......'.. 500
~, tt, Di,,l,.. - o. -, L.
Burial of Myrtle Frasicr. 1Ia0|
a,u T.. n r..,.,,,,,. e..,.,,i..,
Inilrmury . I2g,
ON r,ig,r,, A., a., c,,..,;,
for Iutlrmary sgc,
9ot T. ,t,t,i,,o,. e,,r,,ii,.
for Infrmary ................ SO
900 l. r. Hunt a Son Surnli.g
Tor lnhrmary .............. 23Ol
po2 Charles Silvoy Supplics f,r
luirm1ry .................. 80. coo
29l 9. G. Wcimcr, Butter for
lnirmary ................. l.IJ
"2I G a Wood, Supplies FOR In
Urinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
2lf Albert TrauerniCht Sup
plies for Infimnry .......... go
227 Mccarthy Lbr & Coust. Co.
Lumber Tor lnhrmary ......- l'5
g2N Geo Cunningham Use Of
Engine at Inhrmary. ........ 500
90 - y RusseII a Rro LINN.
her. etc. for Tnfrmary 2sGo
800 sum 4. Isenman. Support
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-05-08

port OF Aunt Li2zic...,...... so
,,, NIotbcr.a club Support 81
Poor 1T Flat river. %"
>,G Cleo " Burhlm SUPPLE
for luhrmary ....,,.,..'.''' ~"
N.I Boyd X Mitchell Supplies
for luHrwury .............,.. -"
~. cash Meat Market sup
plies for IunrmIry ........ 2oN
.q4 I,na..o a. pu.s Burial of
Unknown Infant ............. TO-"
>u r.r br,.r gfrr. gYpnlI.s
rnr mnrmHrv ................ 1910
,.-. ,.,
W. iMnrmar, ' rar OF. i,' "ud nov DIS
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

FOR SAILS nice building lots In
Northview, near street car line:
Lots No II, Is and 16, in section 2f.
Also / have farm OF 100 acres IN
Richie county, fine condition ana
excellent buildings; cut three crops
of alfalfa last season, In gas ana
oil district. Reason for selling, old
age. not able to look after It. Call
on or address VIM. Meyer, Cairo, w.
va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

FOR REHT-Lodge room, viii accom-
modate 100 people. Centrally To-
Gated. Bell phone AR, Postoftice Box
391 =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

FOR RENT-Apartmeut1 of six rooms
over store on Mulberry street.
Those having children need not APP
ply, as it will be useless for them
to do. so. Inquire at 500 West Pike
Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

BOARDRRS. WANTED-WiGh room
use sof bath and phone. Apply a,
745 Locust Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16
FoR RENT

FOR RENT Water rent paid, house
i 10 Weet Poplar street, tDuff adj
dftion1, $500 per month. Haze
Morgan, Union Bank Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

WANTED-RFery business man IL
ciarksburk TO try the TELEGRAM 10
Department for his next printlni
order.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

FOR RENT-Efght room house. on
North. Chestnut Street Apply al
52S West Pike street,
FOR RENT-One good furnished
room. Apply 40 Mechanic street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16

FOR SALE-Fine residence LOT, Main
street, faces two streets, also eight
room house and lot, Main street, hne
neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. agnes
c. Stuart, 226 Sumner Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-16
.BolARDERs WANTED

B0ARDERs. WANTKD-Apply at Gs;
West Pike street