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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07
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- - - - a w.
Otis Clymer, the ex-Cub, has a reg
ular Job with the Braves.
Springfield has secured First Base
man Tom Standard from Holyoke.
Balks are getting to be rather fire.
Quent occurrences at the Senator'S
park.
Joe Boehling OF the Washington
club is the find of the season." says
the New York World
Pitcher Doc Ayers, on whom Clark
Griffith holds string. is pitching
great ball in the Virginia league.
Fans are wondering how many OF
those now making up the Philadelphia
regulars will drop out after this sea
BON.
John Dodge the new third sacker
of the Reds, is a strenuous player
and is making good for the Tinker.
ties.
The veteran Charley Hickman is off
on a scouting trip to the Pacific coast
and intermediate points for the Cleve-
land Maps.
This year the Athletics are said to
be the greatest drawing card on the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

A man may value his reputation SO
highly that it Is impossible to ind n
buyer.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Ten smiles for n nickel Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful clear white
clothes. ADV.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Money merely talks. Whisky makes
n man sing.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07
One Definition.

Pop, what's Il sure tip?'
TT Is something, my son. you are
sure to lose money on"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07
Hogs.
Sheep


prices Paid by Denver Jobbers f. o.
b. Track Denver)
Colorado upland per ton. lO.00Ml2.JO
Nebraska upland, per ton .1O.OOQl1.OO
Second bottom, Colorado
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

One mascot is not enough for Joe
Jackson. He has two. One is fight.
ing bulldog The other is n bulldog,
too, but according to Joe, hes more
Tor looks than fighting"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Timothy, per ton ........l l.OOM l3.OO
Alfalfa, per ton ..........- TOO@S.OO
South Park. choice, ton. 1900
San Luis Valley, per ton. .1OOOml1.5O
Gunnison Valley, per ton. .llOO4 100
Straw, per ton .......... 1850 400
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Nick Altrock gets credit for most
Of the success of the sensational young
Joe Boebling, and now he has taken
the boy Bouthpaw, Harry Harper, un,
der his tutelage.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Otis Clymer, the ex-Cub, has a reg
ular Job with the Braves.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-08-07

Springfield has secured First Base
man Tom Standard from Holyoke.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

Una de las virtudeS de Mr. Bryan es
la temperancia. Mr.. Bryan no prEeba
ell licor ique digo ell hcor? nj el vino nj
ia cerveza a que son tan atlclonados
casi todos los conterraneos del actual
secretario de Estado; y Mr.. Bryan no
hace como algunos que Sc titulan tenn
perantes tienen en- la mesa ole noche
la botella de brandy. Mr.. Bryan es
sincere. abomina de la bebida no
bebe, predica contra eli alcohol y no
solo pOne al serviciO de esta prona-
ganda su palabra elocuente sino su
ejemplo edifcante
Desde q. vive en- Washington, todos los
domingoS da una conferencla la que
asiste mucha gente, no para segulr aRs
maximas del gran oradOr sino para re-
crearse con la magia de su palabra.
Poruue en- Washington Sc bebe
mucho. sc bebe de una manera deses-
perada; como aqu1 la gente no tiene
mucho que hacer, plues, resulta que los
bars los cafes y los cabarets y los
hoteles cuanto sitio hay para eNpen-
der bebidas Sc ven siempre muy concu-
rridos.
La legislature que vela con mucho
cello por la moralidad de esta pobla-
ci6n ha pasado una ley en- el 1ltimo
congreso en virtud de la cual desapa-
receran de la ciudad cerca de quinien-
tos salones. Aqu1 Sc les llama sa!ones
los bebederos. Establece la ley en-
question que cuatrocientos pies de
una escuela de una iglesia de cual-
quier quito que sea, no debe perm:tlr-
Sc ell flncionamiento de un bar CO.
mo aquf hay una iglesia Ell cada es-
uuina hay tambien muchas escuelas,
de ahf que en- cuanto la ley entire en-
vigor los establecimientos de ibebida
uuedaran reducidOs q la mitad. Ahora
falta saber 81 el consume quedara
tambien reducido, porque 81 es verdad
que Sc ha dicho que ell que quita la
OCCASION quita ell peligro, no deja por
ESQ de ser cierto que a veces la prohi-
bici0n resulta aln incentive.
Y ell vicio de beber esta aqui tan
arraigado, que el andar nnos pasos
mas 8 menOs, 20 me parece que sea
sufciente causa para templar clertos
excesos. PrOhibida esta la venta de be-
bidas los domingos y, sin embargo, los
otros dias. Porque os basta pedir un
emparedado para que os slrvan de be-
Der como nadie os obliga conner ell
sandwich - sino que, por ell contrario,
ell dueno del bar Sc regociJa de reco-
gerlo entero para serv1rselo q otro, Y
otro mas, todo ell que quiera pc
garse su trago, en- tan inocente pre-
texto Sc va hacienda ell negocio, y 81 la
ley no Sc cumple, a 10 menos Sc cubren
las apariencias
( Mr. Bryan, al decir de st1s amigos,
no es asi. Y tai es La seriedad con que
practica sus teorfas que 1ltimamente
ha llegado q incurrir en- un grave peca-
do de temperancia, Y lie llamo asi, por-
que va sabeis que tanto Sc peca por
mas que por menos..
Fue en- una comida. que ofrecio re-
cientemente al cuerpO diplomatico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
Los nuevos edificios
LA Association de Jovenes Cristianos.

|. iCuando, sc inaugurara ell editiclo
que la Association de Jovenes Cristla-
nos ha construido frente a la plaza de
Col6n?,- pregunt0 uno de nuestros
compaiieros de redacci0n al presidente
de aquella, don Luis Sanchez Mora les.
-Muy pronto-le repuso este; ell
edifcio va esta conclude; ahora nos
ocupamos en ir arreglandO ell interior
del mismo, en- organizar la cOlocaci0n
de los muebles. Ell fn en- detalles.
~ sc dedicara ell edifcio?...
A fines de gran utilidad para los
miembros de la Association; entire >tras
;osas. Sc instalara Ell & un departamen-
20 para ejercicios gimnasticos. Los ,1ti-
les necesarios para aquel va han sldo
facturera de los Estados CInidos, SUI
direction estara q cargo de un distin-
guido professor de gimnasia y jueg0s
atleticos que sc graduo como tai IN ell
oolegio que en- Springfield (Massachus-
SETS tiene establecido la Association
le J0venes Cristianos. Tenemos la fun
1ada esperanza de Que ese departamen-
o. que tendra tambien toda clase de
)anos, sea el mejor- Gle cuantos existen
IN ell hemisferio occidental, fuera de los
Estados Unidos
d ...9
lntroducira por primera vez Ell Puer-
o Rico muchos eJercicios nuevos para
Il desenvolvimiento general del cuer-
30, juegos diversos, atletica al aire Ii
IRE, etc. Ell relacion con las nece3ida-
les de cada persona. las cuales deter
minara previamente TN medico q. ten
Ira sll cargo ese servicio. FL professor
lie gimnasia Sc relacionara con todos
los centros que para deportes higher
EOS eXisten len la isla, ha de procurar
extender los beneficios de su departa
nento a todos los j6venes de Puerto
Rico con el laudable prop6sito de que
Sstos, a la vez que puedan participal
lie magn1fcas diversiones fisicas, ten
gan un medic de adquirir robustez J
salud.
~ que otra fna1idad tiene la Aso
ciacionY
La educativa. va Sc han orga1liza
/ do, y estan funcionando hace varias
semanas, dos classes de ensenanza de
idioma ingles, las cuales concrrre1
numerosos jovenes puertorriqutIos
Tambien Sc ha organizado una clase dc
N idioma espanol, estando. tanto esta CO.
mo aquellas, a cargo de profesores dc
reconocida competencia. Ell plan edu
catlvo es muy extenso, tanto, que te
1emos, Ell prop0sito de que Sc den cnr
sos completes Gle las sigllientes mate
rias: Curse Comercial complete. Inge.
nlerla electrlca y mecanica, Idiomas
dlbuJo Arquitectonico v Obietivo :Oui
mica, Curse de Derecho. durante cuatrc
amos, eoneediendo 81 diploma y Ell titu
o; Escuelas de AUTOMOBILES para mo
toristas trabajos de compostura en-
general, Departamento de M1sica ms
trumental, Piano, Violin Y otros ms.
trumentos de Banda; Arte; Pintura en-
Ipapel con dolores desleidos en- aqua =
Pintura al 6leo La direction de esos
cursos Sc encomendara q entendidos
profesores, y 81 asi 10 solicitan los j6.
(Continna en- la ga. pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
w .ASHINGTON
LA COMIDILLA.. DEL OLA

acreditadO en- Washington. Los graves
embajadores asistieron al New Wi
Hard honrando la invitaci0n del mi
nistro de Estado Los diplomaticos no
tenian NADIA que temer El New WI
Hard" es ell mejor hotel de Washington
ulno de los mejores del mundo. ALI
sc come bien, como ell menu de un
banquete diplomatico es slempre d la
francesa nadie pens0 en- declinar el
honor de sentarse 4 la mesa de Mr.
Bryan; pero al ocupar sus sitios de
bieron observar los emba jadores que
en- la mesa no habla copas~ NADIA mas
que para aqua Vaya las iran trayen
do a medida que haya que servir los
-pensarlan-pero ell !" "cock-tail :
que Sc sirve siempre antes de todo, nc
fue servido en- la mesa de los diploma
ticos, pas0 ell turno de los vinos blan-
COS, Y ell de dos vinos de Borgona, J el
del champagne ell de los licores. y
NADIA La cOmida Sc fue en- Seco. pOr-
que el aqua no Sc puede cOnsiderar ma
bebida en- tales casOs
Los embajadores; como es natural
no han dicho NADIA en- publicj nC
han dicho NADIA, no Sc han queJado dc
la extrana hospitalidad de Mr. BRYAN;
la diplomacia es siempre muy discreta
pero pesar de esta discretion deslos
perjudicados. en- Washington ha side
la comidilla .del dia. esa otra com dilla
que ofreciera los embaj jadores ex-
tranjeros ell austero Mr.. Bryan.
Porque es 10 que dice todo el m. .ndo
Mr.. Bryan debe guardarse srs austeri-
dades y sus abstinencias para cuandc
no tenga huespedes; pero 81 invita- 4 al
guien a srl mesa debe tener Ell cuenta
que al huesped hay que tratarlo bien
| y que por mucha que sea su repugilan
| cia por la bebida, no tiene derecho I
contagiarle sus bascas a quien no te he
| pedido de conner, quien no hecesita dt
sus convites.
El anftri0n debe sacrificar slls gus
tos los del huesped que sienta ST
mesa; esas son las leyes de la cortes1a
esas son las practicas de la hospitali
dad y ell que no sepa ESQ, que coma SO
10. =.
| Comentando esta extravaganza dc
secretario de Estado. la prensa de Lon
dres ha tenido para este aceradas iro
Mas. Mr. Belva Lockwood. la graz
slfragista americana que ha sido can
didata a la presidencia de la rep1blica
Sc ha expresado Ell estos terminus: Fl
| jugo de iva no es pe1igroso da una
sana algeria. Washington Sc RE baic
la Administration de Wilson; ell nun
do Sc divierte bajo el regimen dc
Bryan, mientras nos despedazan las
criticas de Londres por la comida di
plomatica 4 secas del senior Bryan.
| Y el representante Bartholt ha 1.chc
mas, ha .dicho qre el comporta
miento de Mr.. Bryan para con los re
presentantes extranjeros resulta dc
una hospitailidad. con una soga a
| cuello..
j. Perez Losada
| WASHINGTON 1S da Ahfil 1919
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

del Higado del DR.. Sanford, que es el
medicamento del estomago y de todas
aquellas intermediates que provienen
de los desarreglos de dichos 6rganos.
Este famoso Vigorizador goza de una
nombradia sin igual entire las medicinas
cientfficas domesticas, sc puede abri.
gar la confanza de ponerse uno mejor
81 de el sc hace uso.
NVaya I'd la botica mas Immediate
que tenga en- esa ciudad dfgale al
boticario Que lie de un folleto descriptive
de esta maravillosa medicina. ST q no
10 tiene, escrfbale A. E. Wuppermann
& Co, 1900 Broadway, New York, 4
u. A, para que Sc % mande gratis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
JamaS Sc Debe Mentir

FL placer que Sc exper;menta despues
de haber dicho la verdad, cueste 10
que cueste, no tiene comparacion con
la recompensa momentanea que sc
puede recibir por decir algo que no
sea cierto, simplemente por salir de
un apuro.
Desde hace mas de medic siglo el DIR.
Sanford ha estado diciendo la verdad
acerca de los padecimientos del higado,
y la Influenza que esta glandula ejerce
Sobre los demas organos.
Cuando sc siente sensacion de peso,
dolor en-: ell lado derecho del vientre,
dolores en- los hombros, malestar al
recostarse del lado izquierdo, falta de
respiration y tos SEGA, falta de apetito,
estrefiimiento, color amarillento de la
piel, del sudor y de la orina, tristeza y
morosidad, es porque el hfgado no
funciona bien.
IDmediatamente despues de que Sc
sientan estos sfntomas tomese Ell Vigori.
ZadOr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-21
IN HOTEL MEMS BLACK BOOKS
American Travellers Have Acquired .
Reputation az kickers and for
Their Parsimony.

There is much more politeness In
Europe between master and servant
than there is In America, writes Mau.
rice Francis Egan in the Century. In
continental hotels have never heard
anybody but an American or an Eng.
lishman find fault audibly with the
walters or servants. Whether the
American point OF view 10 changing or
not, or whether American oxtrava-
gance in Europe was ever % great %
represented or not. I cannot cay; but
I am informed BY hotel proprietors.
who occasionally conids In me, that
the most parsimon!ous and sxacting
Of persons in European hotels are 1t
present Americans, and apparently
those Of the better class.
German tourists are proverbial for
their closeness In money matters, but
the great swarm of German tourists
In Europe is frankly determined to
save money. 1t is different with Amer.
leans: I think that Norwegians, ca.
pecially, prefer Germans to US. gath.
er from the opinions of the class who
not only stand. but wait, that 1t IL
hard enough to endure the artiess
censure Of certain people who come
abroad to complete an education that
was never begun at home when this
is accompanied by generous tip; but
when the tip does not appear, the crit.
cism. which was formerly an amusing
~itticism. Is considered 4 deadly In
suit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-21
Court Upheld Conductor.

The supreme court Of Vermont 70
viewed a suit for damages BY q woman
passenger who hadn't reached her
seat when the train stopped suddenly
and she was thrown to the floor OF the
car and injured. The court found that
Just ~ the train was starting q man
ran out Of the station. stumbled and
fell on the platform and was probably
going under the wheels when the CON.
ductor pulled the emergency brake
and the train stopped. The court
said: There were many PASSENGER
on board the train, but the plaintiffs
position in the car happsnod % b
such that she was injured d eonSe.
quence Of the performance b. the CO.
ductor Of ah imperative duty. In tAsss
circumstances negligence cannot u
attributed to The defendaaGs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-21

my oid.TIme Happiness Back 10 Me-"
noticed the Serious face. usually %
sunny. She made room for Elsie on
the garden seat.
Miss HYDE" spoke Elsie at once
you are great friend of mine, aren't
your"
Indeed, l am" replied the lady
pleasantly. Everybody IL that, Ell.
sie"
YES, know, but you are especially.
Now. want to know If l ask you to do
something for me you will not tell
mamma or papa. or anybody else"
"Why, must know what 1t is. dear,
before | can promise" replied Miss
Hyde hesitatingly.
WELL" said Elsie. lingering the lit.
tie box. Il heard some people telling
about the parcels post. They said you
could send anything you liked, just
like you do q letter. You put . post.
age stamp on It, and 1t goes to the
person you want to send 1t to right
away"
THAT 10 true" answered Miss Hyde.
Have you something you wish to
send. Elsie!"
"Yes. ma'am. l have" said Elsie In
. prompt. business-like way. ri heard
mamma crying the other day while
she was telling the minister's wife
about my grandfather. never knew
I had one before. He hasn't been
very good to mamma. but maybe he
doesn't know how she loves him, and
how she puts some flowers on his
picture whenever his birthday comes
around. On my birthday two friends
gave me the same present-those lit.
tie speaking dolls. you know. Well.
I'm sending one Of them as q present
to grandpa in this box. and I've writ
ten him little note in 1t telling him
about poor papa and all Of us, and I
want you to direct tive got his
name and everything: Mr.. John
Marsh, Rushville'-and send 1t for me
through the parcels post"
A strange shade passed over Miss
Hyde's face. It was intensely pathetic,
all this, entirely outside Of the child's
realization. The tears rushed to her
eyes.
II will do just a. you say, DEAR"
she said unsteadily, "and nobody shall
know about 1t except you and l."
Elsie parted with her precious pack.
age with supreme confidence in her
good friend. Miss Hyde took 1t down
to the postofice and mailed 1t. She
did some thinking on the way. She
had heard Of stern. hard-hearted old
John Marsh. Mrs. Nellie Danvers, the
orphan child Of . brother. had been
adopted by the old man. Later he
also took charge of Eunice Ross. q
distant relative. Mr.. Marsh did not
seem to disapprove Of his wards mar
rage b Albert Danvers. Yet while
hey woco OF on their honeymoon 10
I'd vr1teea b then. f0rSldding then
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-21

|
way.
Nellie had written. pleading for ar
explanation. It was coldly refused
The next thing she heard was that
her uncle was arranging to will his
fortune to Eunice. Then she was
shocked to hear Of the death Of the
latter. Since then old John Marsh
had shu, himself in to . misery. cheer
less existence.
s'John Marsh. Rushville," received
the parcels post package two days
later. He carried it into the house.
opened it, ard read the tiny childish
note it contained. His eyes glared.
He gritted his teeth as he gave the
rqueaky doll a fling through a door.
way. into the room Eunice had once
occupied. He rarely entered it. and
as the toy rolled across the carpet he
turned his back upon It.
BAH" he jeered. = paltEy trick to
Try and catch mo and my dollars
through the child"
All the same. hs did not sleep very
well that night Somehow. he could
not keep from thinking Of the sunny
days when Nellie had lived In the
house. Then he dossd. 70 awake With
. great start
A squeak. clear and distinct, sound.
Cd through the house. Noisolosoly the
old man arose from his bsd and
reached the sitting room. h tAe one
beyond. whore hs had flung the doll.
was . light. He seised . gun he kept
always loaded. crept 70 the oDsu door.
way. and made out two masked men
ransacking . desk that had not bsen
opened 1ince Eunice died. ''
Bang!-John Marsh fred promptly.
There were cries Of alarm. the dark
lantern was kicked over. there was Q
crash Of glass. and the burglars die
appeared.
The report Of the gun had aroused
the nearest neighbors. and soon the
old man had company. He found .
bag left behind by the burglars filled
with money and papers secured from
his own wardrobe. Then. 40 he be.
gan to pick up the papers strewn
abe from the desk Eunice had
owl = hn made a S artling discovery.
V ,at hal cstranred him from Mel.
lie was letter apparently in her
handwriting, shown him by the plot.
ting Eunice. Addressed to her lover.
1t referred to her Uncle n srecring
terms, telling how size cared only for
the fortu IL might leave her. Now,
among the scattered papers. John
Marsh found evidences Of Eunice hav.
ing laboriously practiced to counter.
felt Nellie's handwriting.
Towards the end of the week, a.
Elsie was sitting In the garden, an old
man opened the gate. Carefully re-
packed, he carried the parcels post
package.
"Why," shouted the little miss, an
smiles and dimples-"I know who you
are-grandpa-'cause that's the box I
sent. and-oh. must tell mammal"
It was . fearful. yet happy inter
view, that which followed between
uncle and niece. All was explained,
and when Mr.. Danvers came home
that evening. he learned that all the
family were to return to Rushville.
where he was to have . free. glad.
some life caring for the old mans
Dear little child" said John Marsh,
f0ndly stroking the golden-haired
fairy who had brought all this about
my fortune saved. my oldtime hap
piness back to me. all through you
and that blessed parcels post"
Copyright. 1913 by W. q. Chapman)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-21
83S33c33eEs 3;ss ;1&G
BRIGHT LITTLE ELSIE
She Saved Grandpa's Fortune
and Brought Back 0Id.Time
Happiness to Him.
By GEORGE ELMER COBB.

Bright as a dollar, Elsie Danyera
had great idea in her busy little
head. She was only nine years old.
but she knew more than most chill
dren of twelve. and thought mere
deeply and more to q purpose than
some people Of twenty.
Under her arm she carried . small
cardboard box. neatly done up in
wrapping paper and carefully tied. TO
her way Of thinking 1t was . very i'm
portant belonging. When she came
to the neat little cottage known -
the Hyde home, she found ito spinster
occupant. Miss Susan. resting On .
rustic bench after her exertions In
trimming the rose bushes.
Miss Hyde liked the Danvers people
greatly. and little Elsie particularly
well. She had been glad to DO many
. kindness for pretty Ms. Danvses.
and she truly pitied her patient. sad
faced husband. The latter was . man
Of dne scholarly attainments and had
It one time held . lucrative profess
sorship In . college. III health had
enforced . change In vocation and
residence. They had drifted to New.
ton. The only work he could And was
% bookkeeper In the stu1y. insanitary
old local dye works. His physician
had told him that he must give It up
or his days would be shortened. Moth.
ing better offered. however. and he
kept IN toiling for the support Of bis
family.
Miss Hyde received her little visitor
with welcome smile. She at once
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-02

school exhibition in Missouri re-
veals the fact that pupils forty years
ago carried single barreled pistols
with them to school. shooting was
pasti1ne in those days. It was not
method of disciplining the faculty
like the strike Of today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-02
on FISHING TRIP.

John J. Denham, John o. Brooks
and Lowell Childs. Joined by a party
from Moundsville, went last evening
to, Moorefeld on the South Branch
of the Potomac river to enjoy two
weeks camping and FISHING. Ernest
A. Rider will join the party the mid
die of the week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-02

WANTED TO RENT-A store room In
good location for grocery store.
Will buy groceries If all new Pre-
fer empty store room. Must have
answer by evening of August ..
Address *. W. care Telegram
office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-02
WRONG
Impression, Have Some Pee
pie of the Prohibition
Law by .MreYost.

You should get a copy at the Daily
Telegram office and you should study
II to become familiar with the bill.
known as House Bill No s, by Mr..
Yost, passed by the West Virginia
legislature February 10. 1913. In ef-
feet July l. 1914. Extras quality pa
per. 31sx64 inches and contains
% pages. including cover. Price l5c.
No extra charge for -postage.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-02
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-OctOber Isl,
one family house, located near bus
mess part of city. Address ~" care
Telegram offict.
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TNVES

PARTIES having money to invest;
who want large, quick returns
absolutely safe. Best PROPOSE
ton on the market. Will do Wen
to investigate. Drop me caro- OF
call and see me. Several good JOBS
for interested parties. James r..
Zee 563 West Main street, Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

W4NTED-By a young German wOm-
an, general homework to do, can
talk and understand English some.
Address Helen Mills, General De-
livery, City.
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FOR SALE-S4eeI tire TunabOut cut
under, newly painted. Apply al
Adamston Drug Company.