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INDIANS ALWAYS WORKING.

And they battle always and yesterday at Georgetown
exception AS against the best the land they fight
their hardest they the the Blue and Gray
They gave their best the what the OF the
play, difference what the position held
The play started it did last and the Indians
all their rush and drive which
opposing off their feet gives them advantage
few moments play That advantage immense
yesterday in short while Only few minutes
ball in play before the goal line OF the Blue
and GRAY crossed Those Redskins ball
e carried up the field single halt The backs
taking the ball. and did they fail to
that first irresistible rush to the Georgetown goal
The play by the Indians the Of a
succeeded powerful play off tackle
on which gained yards and Immediately
the lining up and before signal had been given
back WEIGH who appeared only be taking his
The Indians knew what though and the
downed until he had reached Costello playing
safety few downs from this
score, which Carlow kicked goal.
1t after
had been
the
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WEIGH A BRILLIANT GENERAL.

exceptional attack which Carlisle had but it had
director who proved himself OF the clevees field generals
WEIGH the brains the eanhc hand which guided
conserved then oosed the by which his ping
points Ceancut with sharp intelligent features the Carlisle quar-
eback best type of the intelligent Indian He had
dominance oThope the proud the who knows and
his superiority the around him. Rather did
willing appear unnotced but knowing all the while with
confidence that the because he how weld
the strength that his He felt the pulse of his and qukeped
slowed as beted condition He drove his plays where
the opposing least expecting them He varied his style
play that seldom the defense able to aom Once Wec
play which stopped almost before started He
shifted his the position right back with
thnga double No front OF the Carlisle eleven
looking for that effort which had proved futile
WEIGH knew it. and knowing it. called the signal and
ceeded 1t unexpected and gain of yards
Those Indians appear little like championship
when they take the field when in action
blows and play started they leap senen beings
figures charged from who know nothing feeling
nothing other than the they play Giving themselves their
work. entirely oblviou everything other than that they
keep and advance the ball when they have and advance
while the OF opponents they which
the time alert and quick take advantage OF mistakes OF
Others stubborn and powerful when driven take the defensive
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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INDIANS A WONDERFUL ELEVEN.

1t wonderful eleven which Georgetown faced. Always
do the Indians please with their offensive tactics and
they brilliant than yesterday They had just the margin
the Blue which enabled them appear their
and their plays with few exceptions with
cison that remarkable The splendid which the
machnelke efforts of the forth only exceeded
BY the brancy its accomplishments The execution plays
astonishing the individual performances OF the players
narable Driving when the Blue and looked
ing attack and forward passing when solid plays
expected the Indians always presented attack difficult for
the defensive eleven to solve
At seemed that splendid work the OF George
would prevent the Redskins gaining ground
they started but though penalties and iumb
aid Them the Blue and Gray could withstand the attack
their efforts diagnose the play consistently being futile while they
physical ability throw back the driving
plunges of Calac a Guyon.
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t.rticials-Referer. J. \. Evans. Williams. nm
p,re. Fred Murphy Brown: head lincsman.
Nathan Tufts. Brown. Colgate scoring: Touch
downs-Swartont. Riley. Goal from placement
Rrook Goal from Observation-Disclosures. Yale
scoring: Observation-Disclosures Substitut.ons:
Yele-(;uernsey for Wilson, Thompson for Cor
nish Hammer for Thompson. Warren for Mad
den Cos npy for Warren Wheeler for cornell.
for Onley. Mclaughlin for III
lev Robinson for Ramsey. Time Of periods-12
minutes each.
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Referee-Mr. Marshall, Harvard Empire
Mr. Hatch Williams. Linesman-Mr. Palmer,
Swarthmore. Time OF periods-l3 and l5 min
utes. Princetons scoring: Touchdowns- STREET.
III, X. Baker. E s1renkman, Law, +. Trenk-
Goals from tonchdown-H. Baker 81.
Safety-O Br.en> Thrown by T.. Trenkmanl.
Goals from plscement--H. Baker.
SubsttutioIs: pr:nceton-F. Trenknaan for
STREET. j.. :. Baker for Shei. Holy Cross--Mar-
r.son Cor McGrath. VOCAL for 0stregcn. o'Keith
for cahiil, dcGrath for iIaggerty. O'Connor for
McGrath. Lee for O'Brien. Carey Tor Mullen,
Mullen Cor Mesivser.
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SENSATIONAL ATTACK ON
 PRESIDENT AND M'REYNoLDS

minetti and Diggs Is n breach of thnt
 law Representative Mann seemed to
 tnke the postponement of the trials
 us a direct insult to himself and his
 language was unusually incorporate.
 In the course of his speech Mann actually declared tiiit District Attor- .ncy McNab "f San t'ramris'n not "niy
 made the president beg but he com peilcd them to cat their words. He also shouted that frightened rabbits never got away more quickly than the administration when thn matter w;s made public IL wlli be remembered thnt camiu"tti and DiIEs. tw" n,cm- lers uf prominent California families were aroused d taking tw" young girls to Nevada aud were arrested fol vi.,luttng thc Mann white slavery act When thc district attorney WIS ready in I,racecd with the proscrutions he received orders from the Attorney
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Special Nugget Service.

0PVCtat NNS0OS w vsSSs
 WASHINGTON. June 27.- One of the most sensational speeches ever delivered in the house of r,'presenta- : tivcs was made last evening. Thurs day. by Representative James K. Mann .nf Illinois. wI" attacked in the most severe inunin'r ihr action of Attorney G"mr,,l Mci,rynolds i'' post tI,oning tn. trh,l "f tnminctu and Diggs. and who coupled with the name of Mcltcyi.,ils ihr name "f the president uf ti,. United States him. self
 That Mann went altogether too fnr seems to in. ihr general opinion. Sel- dam In history hns the parliament "f n country listened to such statements about Il chief executive und n member of tho cabinet. Mann himself tx the uuihor of the law dealing with white einvcry and as the alleged net of Ca
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MAJORITY OF SENATE
 VOTES FOR ALASKA R. R.

In favor "f Inc hili many of ilic srna- tors irc strongly opposed tn govern ,wp, 'onstruci"n but il is aItogu-
 AT unlikely that their arguments ."n have the effect "f changing thc It K almost certain now that the bill will not pass hefore January during inc session which wlll h'gin in IE- tcni,rr. This is ihr first time ihtt the position "f Sririt"rs "n the aurs
 lion was dearly ameriiin"d and ii'c greatest r,i.cf iS felt a= ihc poll K
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OIL SHIP EXPLODES
 AND MANY KILLED

ken ant of th" water alive but it Is feared that ,hr missing twelve have h'.n r",lu,rd tn scraps or nshcs and that net a trace of them will ever be seen again. The five bodics rcov- cred ar" muillatcd to Il most horrible dcgr," md Identification is impossi- h". The corpscs have been reduced to charred humps which have lost all scini'lancc of the human shape. The cinsr of the disaster is unknown.
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Special Nugget Service.

wASIIINGTON. June a0.--Presi- dent Wilson stated today that he may usk Secretary of the Interior Lane 70 make a trip to Alaska this summer .o study at first hand tho conditions % that the administration may be able to udvisc congress when the matter5 relating to the development of the ter ritory come up for settlement. The secretary will surely g" north re1t year H he does not do so this summer
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LANE
 MAY COME NORTH

but as it is expected that the Alaska raiiraad matters will come up In con- gress before next summer it is being urged "n the president that tnis ,cat would hv the best time for the visit.
 Mir. Lane himself Is said to be very anxious {" <" ,o Alaska. Although he is well acquainted with many of ihs Alaskan requirements and questions owing to his having lived 80 much in the Northwcst he still desires tn se- cure an opportunity of studyin. the territory directly.
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NOTORIOUS RoesER
 GIVES HIMSELF UP
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COLD HF:ACII. br,-Enn. June 2s. Diamond Gicn,inlr, The rotorints rob icr. has given himself up to Inc au thoritics He hnd been hunted for several weeks hut ciudrd all efforts to capture him untiI he suffered x" muri, from hunger that hc voluntarily came In He was found un his arrival to b" hlm"st starved. He committed sev- yraI r"hberIeS Of the most daring kind.
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LOST LIFE IN THE
 FALLS OF NIAGARA

6pee,ai NupSst Usrv,es
 ..NIAGARA FALLS. June 27. The huiy "f well dressed woman was seen n,siting yesterday In the water I.'lnw the. falls by The excurSit,iists \ un II sight seeing hoat After some difficulty the body was recovered. lt ih the pocket show that the woman must have come from France and that wealth and position.
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MANN RAISES AWFUL lRumPUS IN HOUSE
ANOTHER
 STRIKE FEARED
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Special Nugget 6s~vieA
 St'RA SETON, June zs.-Thc Lack awanim valley coal regions are now ihr-itcn,d win u sr-ut strike of coal miners as Il result of the refusal Uf the companies to reinstate four min CTS wh" had recently joined the indus iriul W"rkers of the World Those rmli companies but sympathetic strike may extend to the Wilkes is,rr- and PittstOn mines. The ,ur. hurnh. district is also said to in com sirirrinE the matter seriously.
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Special Nugget Service

CINCINNATTf, June eT Professor Howard Taft. former president of tho United States. delivered an address here last night in which iw declared reform will n the ruin of free government In this country. He even went the length of declaring that it would destroy the pcrmancncy of pop
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-30
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IIRMi iNGTON. Ala. June 2S. -lic- cause a stone WAS thrown from the buildings of the company here to-day the strikers put dynamite l",mI's un- der thc ears that stood idle in inc wards and practically destroyed scv- ,rat of them. The men who went ont on the strike against the street rail-
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STRONG MAKES v. mAL0NEY
 oFiNoME, MINE INSPECTOR

Iuin.y will be the instectnr fnr the second and fourth divisions The po- siti"n carries salary "f 5000 per annum and travelling "xp'nscs which are pr,N i,lrd for by tIr revenues lev i.d hy th, rleislhturr.
 The go,rrHor ats' apis'intGd A. r.. Light. of Ruby, as s,"''i,l agent for
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Special Nugget Service

PItILADEIpIiiA. June zS.-Five people were killed outright and twelve others are almost surely dead ax the result "f m explosion which took place yesterday on the Standard oil company's oil ship Mohawk near Townsville
 After the explosion and the great burst of flames succeeding the shock twenty members of the crew were tn
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TAFT THINKS NATION
 WILL 60 TO DOGS

ular government and would result in the destruction of iniivi,iial liberty notwithstanding the fact that the wouid-h reformers declared that their purpose was to safeguard iuth. The address of the ex-prcsIdent was lIs- tened |" by large audience and was very well received as his audience was rade up of people of wealth who are republicans almost to n man
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ways were making n demonstration
 near the yards while some of tho strike breakers took refuge in tho buildings Of the company around ili" yards. Suddenly n stone was hurled through n window and HIS the strikers believed thnt 1t was hurled by the strike brcakcEs they brsamc cnragcd
 to frlghtfui degree From the
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the suppression Of the lipuor trnfilc amongst iir Indians. Light. who Is Il brother in-l law of Thomas Gale and formerly his secretary si'"""ds F. C. Irons. I Fairbanks. NlIo formerly held iic position.
 Ins,n.,tur Mal.,i,ty is appointed for a term uf tw. yt:trs and will huNc hls headquarters nt N,nic.
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CARS OYNAMITED BY
 STRIKERS IN BIRMINGHAM

waa procured 1t was evident that 1t was lying close at hand and apparent ly In readiness for such an emergency No one WIS injured by the explosion hut parts of the buildings were re- duccd to piles of debris. After the explosion the police dispersed the crowds hut no arrests were made.
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General to postpone them. District Attorney McNab resigned in protest and the Attorney General simply stat
 ed that he would shed no tears for the resignation of any republican fed crnl attorney. The cascs against Ca- minetti and Diggs have been ordered tried now by the president. hence the charge by Mann thut the president and the attorney general ran like rabbits" The matter Is now the big
 sensation of the country but it ia generally believed that If McNab had
 belonged to the same party as the
 attorney general and the president nothing would ever havc been heard of the matter. Mann Is nlsO a re-
 publican.
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coRWiN GETS SAFELY
 TO DEERlNc PORT

The good news was conveyed ny telephone from George K. Mcleod to B. T. Watson this morning that the Corwin reached Dccring at n. m. safe and sound and without the slight
 est injury having hccn sustnincd by
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Steamer Corwin will sail for Teller Tin City. York, Cape Prince of Wa'ss' shismariH. ossriny. kss~alit. Bios om on Tuesday. For rates apply Cor win office.
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N hole northern Pacific s""m"d io have been affected md the sln"ks an Vancouver and San Francisrn w"r" much greater than thns. tcCnr'lrd in l90G. Thr weather discovers here de- clare inc opini,n that s,m" ,"ry viv
 lent rrupiions will probably hr heard
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SAY FEpERAls ARE
 COMPLETELY BEATEN
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Special Nugget Service.
 DOUGLAS. June 27.--A dispatch from Governor Pesqulra stntcs that the federal army under General ojedn has been completely routed hy the con stitutionalists and that the hope of the federals Is now practically dead. The battle is said to have been tre- mendous one and we'll fought on both sides. Tho number of dead is be- yond that usually lost in Mexican bat
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ties but it Is nnw l'ccoming evident that az th" revolutions proceed the combatants art. becoming more ex- pert In the nsc of arms and are in- fictinG greater damage.
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Special Nugget essvlss.

Opoosss No009S e0svs&
 WASitiNGTnN, June 30 That the. nstiWti"n "i ,h" government rail fact iar the immediate futur" was pr"""r tnigy when Il poll taken of all the mcn,i.rs of thr United states s-i,ntr showed that sS s"npt"r fnv"rcd the l,''.I",;N,i and w"ui'i vote for iho biti ~''"n it Nas intr,',i,ps.'I after tbc f"r' r",Iars'ss In spite "f tI- fact that th. n: I"rit, "f tie scnat.. ii"lird
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COASTS OF PACIFIC OCEAN
 ROCK FOR MANY HOURS

.,f in the North. Tho seismograph dis
 tinctiy showed the disturbances f"r Inc three hours. as stated, md indi- tntcd that ti," earth shaking travelled tn various regions ali over this ocean,
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The Victoria brinas us large ship ntsnt ss meats. The quality and prless are the very best. Phone Slack 1o& Union Meat Go.
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taken as a Surc iccisi.'n In favor of thc government ronst ruction "f the road.
 indeed the sponsors "f the hiii now ,"isi,i.r the ruilr"ad bill as pr',rticni- iy passed and all are celebrating the victory with the greatest enthusiasm. Some of them ,ictlar,, that the poll G' k.n in Inc senate marks thc prri'"i Iur the growing of the territory into II t,ni rmpirc.
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Start the nc nth right by ssbssrih. Inc fsr the Daily Nugget @ pa 1ssUthi [ menths. e1o: ens year t2a
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Special Nugget Service.

JUNEAU. June 27.--To,i;ty. Friday Governor Strung appointed William Maioncy. of Nome. mine inst~ct"r for the trrrit"rs "f Alaska. This appoint
 mrni is made in pursuance "f m act inslseI,as fnr The territory nf Alaska. t'nr is .,ir"'inied inspector f"r tln'
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the famous boat.
 The Hear. which started out to give assistance immediately after having heard of the accident. had not arrived at the scene. of course. and Captain Tom Ross sent wireless after the cutter when he heard that the Corwin had reached DeerinG.
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Senator will arrive July 3rd with . large shipment of fresh fruit and vegetables for the Royal Fruit eters.
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Headquarters for .. . W. seeds a' ThoruH Lshmann's grocery.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peopies' Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive ths standard wages.
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Found Pair Os spcctas'les. Call at
 Nugget office and pay for ad
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"Ths Peoples Pspsr"-Nsms Nugget
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Special Nugget service.

oPeCtat Nhuget befvtCe.
 Tfbk 70. June 2s.- Tine @rismugrnph here in,s i"r.rdcd an earthquake nf thr"r ir,irs duration Ill DS,r ilr k exIs"i..i at my moment nf s,,inr violent shocks in different places. The
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"Ths Peoples Papsr"-Nems Nussst
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6 q W. Dill piekiss in bulk are the very best that can bs put up. You can get them in any quantity at ThosuE lehnnann's
 THE NEW EAGLE. The home of straight wbisksys.
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ceive any compensation for their aid
but are giving their assistance sole
ly to help the cause. The ministers
OF each of the churches are anxious
for their congregations to lend a
hand and help the movement along.
The union is giving the Conweil
and Chaplin lectures TO put the union
ahead financially, and If any money
IS left above the actual cost OF the
course, It win go to the Young
Mems Christian Association OF
Clarksburg. These lectures would
have been better advertised and sea
son tickets secured If there had been
a definite place granted the churches
sooner. but all is well now as there
has been a glorious revival and all
can give these two lectures their
patronage as they did DR.. Wharton.
Then good sum of money can he
put into the treasury OF the Young
Mems christian Association to help
the boys
1t is expected that the new Young
Mems Christian Association men,
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DEEDS FILED
In the Office of the County
Clerk Here to Be Re-
corded by Him.

Charles y. Hall to Norris N.
Praper, Il "a acres. Reynolds
vile.
Curtis w. Davis to j. W. HAN, i
lot. Wallace.
Union Land Company to r. ] ana
Sarah E. Walker, 8 lots. Union
Heights.
Lacey H. Wilson to william schaf-
fer, lot, stealey Heights.
Union Land Company to Irene
Exline. 2 lots. Union Heights.
Luther j. zirkie TO R. and 4.
Perillo, lot, Dola.
George Smith to Berchie Smith,
90 IL acres, Eagle district.
John E. Ritter to Minnie VI. Mar
tn. 8 acres, Hepzibah
James F. Allen to Frank P. Mar
tin, acres, Hepzibah.
H. W. Harmer. special commits
sioner, to James B. supler. iB2
acres. Simpson district
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NOMINEES
For City Office on the Re-
publican Ticket TO Be
Named This Week.

According to call that has been
published several days in the Tele-
gram, the Republicans of the city
will hold ward conventions at 1880
o'clock Thursday evening and a
general city convention at O'Clock
Friday evening for the purpose of
nominating city ticket for the an
nual election to be held Tuesday,
April s.
Each ward convention will nomi-
nate candidate for council ana
elect ten delegates to the city con-
yention and two members of the ex-
ecutive committe The ward con-
ve1tions viii be held at the follow
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PRESTON COUNTY FARM-For sale

PRESTON COUNTY FARM-For sale
or exchange, in the village of
TOWNSVILLE, five, miles from King
wood, on line of West Virginia
Northern Railway, residence 36x5O
IT., two story. cellar 25xS6 it., store
room 25x3O; wareroom 12x3O; hot
air furnace, az acres land; all
kinds of fruit. Coal under land.
Also adjoining above, 7S1k acres
(coal and coal rights reserved)
Oil not reserved. About twenty
acres cleared, balance in tim.
Der viii cut from to 100000
feet timber. Good five room house
and stable on same. Good land
Will sell separately or together or
exchange for Clarksburg inside
property. Price to a quick buyer.
$4,000. All cash or on payments.
Kingwood Coal Co. opening, employ
about 100 men. Splendid opening
for store. Reason for selling, want
TO go South. I. L Mckenzie, Howes.
Vile, W. Va, or inquire The Will:
son C Dennison Co., Real Estate
Brokers and General Insurance
Agents, Rooms -4O6-4O7, Cor
Building.
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ENDORSED
BY All the Churches in the
Union Are the Two
Coming Lectures.

The miaisters of the city have
been giving a lecture course for
years as all know. in order that the
best may be obtained for the enter
tainment Of the people. ]. Walter
Duncan and Mr.. Musser will not re-
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A-A-woNLAN Cook Wanted-to
assist in good, plain, wholesome,
home style" cooking. 81 a week,
room and board; only careful,
thoughtful, painstaking worker,
who takes pride in her work need
apply; We will be pleased to pay
more wages to quick, thorough,
finished cook who can lead" or
take charge. Do not apply unless
you are satisfied you can fill the
bill. McGowan's Chop House,
Pike street. Just across from the
postoftiee.
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FOR sALE-Thc II. C. Gather farm
situated one-half mile east of Elem
ington, adjoining district high school
property, consisting of 100 acres
more or less, with large new farm
house, one of the most desirable
homes in Taylor county. There are
also two Tenant houses on this
property and a store room all oc-
cupied by good parties. This farm
is leased for oil. II interested.
write me and I will meet you on
this farm and name you an attrac-
tive price. +. b. Gather, $40 Pearl
ST., Grafton. " Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TELEPHoNE-Your subscriptions 10
THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL;
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST;
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN:
$3.50 each. Grace E. Reyes, Bell
ees-J.
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FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnish.
ed rooms. All modern conveniences.
Gas and water furnished. Rent
reasonable to family without chill
dren. Inquire at $50 South Chest
nut street or room 6. l. 0. 0. F.
Building.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping to
parties without children, nice loca-
ton. Apply at Telegram Office.
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WANTED-Your ptpfs and umbrei-
las for repairing, Umbrellas re
covered. LeSy's smoke Houss
Pike St
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FOR sALE-Mottled oncona, the
greatest of all year round layers.
Eggs for Matching, 81 for 10. Blue
Andalusian $3.50 for Is. ]. A. Pres
ton, 121 Martin St. Clarksburg, W..
Va.