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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
woMAN CAUGHT REp HANDED

A woman was caught red handed
last Tuesday. There was nothing SEN
sational about it. All she had done
was to do her washing with cheap,
common, yellow laundry soap, and
the result was. as 1t always Is, that
her hands were cracked and chapped
and chafed until they were sights.
Easy Task soap relieves a woman OF
so much rubbing fand dipping the
hands in the water ehat no harm re-
suits. As a matter OF fact. Easy Task
soap is good to wash the hands with.
It won't hurt the ghost delicate skin
any more than the finest lace.-Ad-
Yertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30

district OF large portion or the pro-
lection they have heretofore enjoyed.
When appealed to by leading man
ufacturers, John W. Davis said, in
effect:
Il know + am not representing my
district. 1 know that am not pro-
tecting your interests. nut you must
remember that / am Democrat,
and that L have to go into a Demo
cratic caucus"
What John ". Davis did any othe-
Democrat who may be elected to
Congress from this district Will do.
He will misrepresent the interests OF
the district; he will deprive the
manufacturers and working men OF
the protection they have hitherto en-
joyed, and he wiNSexcuse himself on
the plea that he has 10 go into a
Democratic caucus and aSszxlth It.
1t is also interesting to fofesthat
tho Progressive candidate for Cons
gress proclaims that he is a pro
tecticnist." For the time being all
of the peculiar doctrines which arc
supposed to differentlate the Pro-
gressive party from other parties
are thrust into the background. for
gotten. or are concealed, and tho
sole claim is made that the candi-
date Is a protecttonist. 1t is to be
assumed that should Progressive
candidate for Congress he elected,
he will act with the so-called Pro-
gressive party. and the Progressive
party is not essentially protective
tariff party In the Senate of the
United States the only Progressive
is Miles Poindexter, of Washington.
Miles poindexter voted for the Ia
derwood tarifr bill, which reduced
the protective duty on the most i'm
portant industries OF this district by
from thirty per cent to fifty per cent.
Mr.. Poindexter voted for free wool,
for free coal, for reduction of S12
per ton on tin plate, and for the like
reductions on other manufacturers
Of this section. We can only judge
the Progressive party by the actions
OF its members, and those few mem
bers of the Progressive party who
have had an opportunity, by their
vote, to make clear their views upon
the tariff question, have made clear
the fact that they stand for low tar
iffs or no tariffs.
The great protective tariff party
OF this country is the Republican
party. There is no other protective
tariff party in this country. The
protective tariff is essentially IRE
publican doctrine. For fifty years
The Republican party has maintain
ed this principle on our statute books
and has applied it in helpful legis-
lation. Through it andIby it, it has
created in the United States the
greatest prosperity that any country
in all history has ever seen.
The Hon. Julian G. Hearne, RE
publican nominee for Congress. is 4
true protectionist, and-if he is elect
ed, he will never cast his vote at the
instance OF a party caucus or any
thing else against the best welfare
OF his district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
The pnrty OF Protection.

As the Wheeling Inteligencer says
it is not little interesting to note
the remarkable claims made by
members of the Democratic and
Progressive parties in the First con-
gressional district of West Virginia.
This is essentially protective tarin
district. The great industries OF this
district have been created, built up
AMI made prosperous under the pro-
tective tariff. Therefore it is fash
ionable to claim devotion to the prin.
ciple OF protection. In 1912 and in
1910 we were told by the numerous
Democratic orators that John W.
Davis, candidate for Congress, would
do nothing to injure this district, in
fact, that he was protective tariff
Democrat" Many business men and
working men we're deceived by these
promises, but mark the result.
John w. Davis, when elected TO
Congress. was quite a different "a
dlvidual from the John w. Davis
seeking Republican votes. John W
Davis elected to Congress went into
ia Democratic caucus and was gov
erned absolutely by the DEGREES OF
that caucus. That caucus prepared
tariff measure, depriving the in
dustries of the First congressional
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimonial
should certainly be sufficient to give hope
and courage to persons afflicted with chronic
dyspepsia: II have been chronic dyspep-
tic for years, and of all the medicine have
taken, Chamberlain's Tablets have done me
more good than anything else" says w. G.
AIattison, No. Sherman St., Hornellsvi!le,
n. Y. For sale by all dealers.-Advertise.
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
7WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY |
Prodigal Son.

A better definition of Progress
sive is "a prodigal son that has seen
the error OF his way and is fastening
home before the Democrats get a
chance to feed him on husks" in a
hog pen like the other fellow spoken
of in the Bible.-McDowell Re
corder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30

Julian G. Hearne represents not
only accepted Republican doctrine,
but his legislative record typifes the
highest liberal and progressive
ideals. As Senator England well
says, he is a candidate for whom
every earnest and public spirited
citizen, every liberal and progress
sive, whatever he classes himself po-
,litically, can afford to vote, with full
knowledge that he is voting for a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
Paramount Issue.

Senator Hearne recognizes, as
most every thoughtful business man
OF this district does, that the policy
of protection must he adhered to,
and this question will be the para
mount issue in the coming contest,
and well should it be, for there is
no question that will so vitality al
feet the future prosperity and growth
of this great district as the tariu
policy of the national government
Fairmont West virginian.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
GOING TO CONFERENCE.

The Rev f. Morris. colored.
former local pastor. who is visiting
here, will 20 70 Wheeling this evening
to attend the annual West Virginia
Conference sessions Of the African
Metaodlzt Episcopal church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
FOR CONGRESS,
An Evening Eclid.

Men deride what they do not I'M
destand and snarl at the good AMI
beautiful because it lies beyond Their
sympathies.-lGoIETHIE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
Boxes Opening, New Goods
Appearing, People Hastening---
Busy Days---C0ats and Suits
More New Bales Of Carpets
and Rugs Spread Out Today
At PRICES THAT CANNOT RE DUPLICATED IN
OUR CITY. QUALITY AND NEWNEss OF
PATTERXs CONSIDERED.

Here you only have The largest assortment i'm
city select from, but the advantage the hist
price 10 be Ind In any city In America.
People who know-expcrlenccd in shopping at
aomc any away from home, tell us that Carpets
and Rugs uncquallcd at the prices anywhere else
by reason OF our purchasing direct from the
largest mills In Amcrica-cuttlng the InlddIes
mans profit, enabled TO ofrer patrons abb
solutcly the best values be had In New Carpets
and Rugs.
We quote the following prices on Alexander
smith and Sons Carpet Co.'S Carpets New designs
bought direct from them. ~
soc BRUSSELS CARPETS .. soc YARD
S1.OO BRUSSELS CARPETS use YARD
S1.e5 BRUSSELS CARPETS .. sSc YARD
$50 VELVET CARPETS. .,.'....... $500 YARD
sf3S Administer Carpets. !. .0sc fYARD
SIS ADMINISTER CARPETS. Sf.aS YARD
All carpets made laid and lined free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30

man who stands for the best in mod
ern politics.-wheeling Intelligent
Ger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
ENAMELED BEDS

Large line of white cnamelcd Beds, new designs
Prices range from $780, Si9S $3.50, $3.50, S99S
up to $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
NEW BRRss BEDS

we are showing a wonderful line of Ncw Brass
Beds. Each bed carries five year guarantee Beds
that IRE wei made and will prove satisfactory IN
every particular We are Offering the best construct
cd and finished beds money can buy, not how cheap!
but how good Beautiful Brass Beds ut $3.50, Si5OO
$3.50, $22.JO $500 with easy rises to $500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-30
MATTRESSES AVID SPRINGS

Hou will find here the best values to be had in
Mattresses and Springs. a complete line Of varlo"s
kinds and grades to select from.
We can save you money Beds, Springs and
Mattresses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
c. Z. nlurraptgO. i.'';: s..,:
316 llniDu Sruit. t.GebGube.

Der MauIer i'm brittsu Qe6ensid6rc
8ieRt iia Der pro3sb fdon beoeuteno
me6r in bic 2dnge uno fubrt qleihz
aetttg fat tmmer einer or05.pea
ShDdhe3uita10, Der bic 5biere me-
niger piDerItunDsTdbig gegen Grtdl.
tuna unb grtruntunqen uler Qrt er.
i6einen ldBt, berbsi. 2tpur ldbt fh
bic W}aufer ourch tiinitlihe W2ittrf BE.
ihleuniqcn, bod pouen piele erfdbz
rene l3Uhter Don oieien @epaltmdBz
regeln nihts tpiffen, oa nuh ibrer
U}eiHung bic Utauier 3ur qep0bn.
It6en, bon Der Rdtur porgeIebenen
3eit Dem 9cfIigel an beften befom.
me. SelbitperItdnbli4 peroen Sbiere,
Die unter I6Iedten geoingunaen un9
8erbdltnifen gebalten perbeH, Die
Wauier lanqFnmer burhmahen uls
normal erndbrte uno nit 9eoaht ge.
pfleate. 10 baB cine fpcit iiber bic qes
D0hnlihe 3eit Iih erftredenoe Wauier
meifen5 Don TslbIt unsciqt. o6 bic
Sbiere in guten 6dnocn iinb pbsr
niht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
gbleaao, 8. September.


Mttfen.--fsfr September IS 4--s9Kc,
am ShfaB ssZ; fir 3e5enber 912S-924c.
am SHlub 9la4e; fir Dfai s61s--971Se, am
SfInB $3.50.
BeIftforu.-Sar September 1879
773se, am S6lub 1916; fir December 70 u
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7oKc, am ShiuB 75Hc.
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Shlub 4316e; fir DECEMBER 45H--46 Ac,
am ShIuB 45Nc; fir Nai 4s2s-4se, am
ShiuB 4S3sc.
Roggen. --Ro. . uener 69Ac.
Cert e. .--80-S1e.
9imot6piaameH, - Reuer s4.50-
5.85.
Rteefaamen. $500 11.25 per
GeHtuer
NseBporf. - $500 Der gbl. - Sir
3dnuar $20.30-20A0, ont ShIuB S20.37K,
fir Wai s2042K -e0,47H, am SdluB 20.46.
Shmalb.-s11.37K-1l.40 per 100 gfo.
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$11.42H; fir 3anuar s11.17H-11.25, am
S4luB s1117H; fir Wtai t11.32H-1L40,
am SdIuB slI32K.
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11.75 per 100 Bfo. ;Shr Sftober $11.25
--11.35, am ShIuS $1125; fir 5anuar
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sRoi S10.85-10.S7H, am ShIuB s10.e5.
Sutter.-Rarft unoerduoert. Gresmeries
24H-80c per Biunb.
Gier. Martt unperanoert. GroinarD
irits 2lH - 22Hc, ftrits % - 23Hc per
EuBenb.
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Cincinnati. 6. September 1918.
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tigte bic @efhdfie iebr, bod tpareu oiefeIs
ben i'm aifgeneitteu Sismlih Isbba't. gie
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fon syamilu 8he, Union 6Izc 9rjabfou &
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INC GooIeme 1870. Queen Of tbc gqeit 1g<
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Jiir bic Nontaa, ben s. Ssptbr.
1913 enSigenbt Ws4t.

gtnsinaati. 8. September 1913.
Die nadtfolgsnbeu Eurtirungen besieses
nd MIR enf Gaeros-T ransafticneu. Bet
nsinereH GefNdi ten perbsn einas bobsrs
Drsiie eere6ntt.
Drepifionem
Esr Rarff mar rahis. ett Brstfe nrtig.
GAmaIs. - Drsmn Steam til.22h--
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G6ultern l7A-i3J4e uaS Bellies itk-
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e24.O0--35.00.
sabasp6<sItes GlsiiA.Wa
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tern l0k-ife. Bellies ie--1ss, SGul.
tern iiK-ilAe, ZEN pcrs Gni S6uitsrH
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per BfuHb.
NehI aHb Ostreits
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R.u gorf, 8. September.


Rehi. -- Ter Tlartt mar beuie felt. -
Spring Datent $4.50-4.T0, @iuter StraIasts
&4.10--4.20, a2tuter 8dteats o. 40 80.
Spring dears s4.0o--4-20. grtra 8yHter
Ro. | s3.55--37 IS. Grtra DO. SO. . 1886
a.50. &anlas StraIsbts s4.15-425.
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4.I0.
geaism.hl mar feft. - SetHes peises
ane sslbes si.50-i-55, grcbes sl.45-i.50.
einorleo t4.00.
Moggen iit itttig. - SO. Eseftsrn 73e
c. II. Seu PORT Egpprt.
Gtrfte III felt. - MaIsgerfft 72-Tse
C. l. (. Buffalo.
@etseu. Rarst mar unsereselt. Ro.
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6yport 55c I. 0. b. bwtmmenh.
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Dolce 1919. is--2Oc; 1913, 8s--35c; 8aeiFe
GOAT 1919, is-22c. 1913 22--24e.
pAuts iiHo itettg. - Central Gmsriea
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Brima Eommer gelbes e8.i0-s50.
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Weften. -- Mldrft feit. ~ Nc. . rprher
Miuttr 96--07c, SO. DO. 96e; Rn. rother
78--93c per Bl. Berfouft uurben: Q Cars
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G,eleife.
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sp. 2Detbes s0--90Lzc, go. tpeiBes 10 f.
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DO. 5u 79c ani bem GeIeiie.
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Ieiie.
Bergfeih Der Getreite.greile nit benieni
gen an sIsiheH Tass bss uorisen 5abres
Sept.. 8. 1913 Sept., s. 1919.
Heiaen. no. Q rotber @inter 95sze 107e
Btlfhforn, Ro. 3 9emifdtes 75Kc S2Ke
6afer, $40. 3gemif9ter -. 45e 33He
Roggen, Rc. . Tie T5c
eeu, Rc. Ttmotbp 5000 $500
Bhtstn.
Ger Rarft mar itetia. Bertauft nurben:
6l0 Bbls. Tiitilers Finifheb Gooos ouf
Der Bats BON ef.88 per GalnHe.
HYarertsA
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@ebeIs 8eItuttunq in
itaIiPHiider 9eIeud]tsRg.
9lus Iom miro geihriebcn: Gin biir.
gerIihcs glutt Honls. Der .MeiilG-
aero, bat einen 5pe3ial tgeridterisIt-
ter naf 3iirif Qeian0t, nm iiber Die
@eifeufeier oe5 groBen 5obten 5u Be.
riften. Ter aorreiponoent ihiloert
COS glumenmeer, oos oen Sarg oes
Weiiiers umaab. Die lteber5nbI ser
aran3e, Die oa5 oanfbarc 8e0enfen
Der 02aiieu uQer 20n0er I'm ,3ilrid,er
GoItSbauIe ongehduit Bate Iul1f
entluifeIt er ba$ 9Ilo ocs unilberieb-
tnrcn 3uqea, Der lid in eruiter Seer
iicbfeit fortbemeatc. Cine etueu ldll.
ten 9iuf, obne llHrllhe. lpie eiu ar
itrenge 3uft geDobnte5 Seer llno Sie
Scclc hes greticu 2lpoitels bate in
oicicn Shaaren, Die nit rbptbnli.
idem uH0 it)ncrem ShrItt Dem SGr-
90 ioIgteu, oaS proletariidc Seer
nicocrerfannt, oos er, ben harte oeiIi-
ihe Cis5lpItn er3oaen, gum Siege 81
fiibrcn getrQlumt uHo IN ieluer I'm.
bcuq'amen @charrlihfeit gcihuIt
Eattc. ourd) otc bie Seerc icines Gan.
oe8 itarf iinb .... 20nas oes @eaeS
iii fcjn 0tiIitdr 5u iehen ]tiht ohne
Er1uer ocntc id on oie Hrnoerte oett
Gorobinicri uno oic Iarienoe bon
Sntoatcu. otc man in Stolien aufge.
itcQt bubcu pilrbc. oonlit Der 5tot-
tcu eiues 70 qroBcn Sobtcn nitt bic
9fubc Der 8utneiim,ten fore. 5ier oa.
acqen Iteht ieoe 0rnrniiation fir ihre
9ldtunQ opr Dem @eiee Elm, uro Die
SiDeen MAIDEN uiht trrnfen uuo man
aittert nift oor linen" @inen tiefen
gin6rud bat Ibm DER @eiong bes
1rauerhors gcmod)t nDieie Gereno.
ME bate eiucn fuit ulpitiihen Gbcs
rafter 9(ls Der Gbor oerfnimmte.
puroe es 10 feierlid9 fill, 0nB mat
rur oas tiefe athmen Der Nsaiie hor.
te zines gon3en 9pltes, bds oi6t ger
or1rqt itono nom Den Sohen bis ~
oeu breiten uuo Iebeuspoueu @eoen
Der Staot.
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SluhsHabridbteu.
Gtncinnati. 5. september.

I'm 6inesHatisr Giitritt 1T Der sIHs ct.
mae ina 5tsiasH bsarifTea. 8tHsra Nbeno
hatts eerfeibs bti hisfigsr Staot siueu 8ai.
israaHo bon 1872 Jus.
Die fslstnesa DtptiaeH trafsa DahreHo
sss ssariesn 3asss bier sia.
Sitisbara pa. Der sla5 Sat einas
Rahsrhasb ben 90 Sui unS ittist.
GtarIsstsH, u. ga. Der slss bat
sinsx Bafsraaus ben 10 5ut ans ffebt
ysrtsmsats. o. Der SIzs bat stxex
0aHsrnanb psn 81 nab faat.
@artsrsbars, ". Sa. Ter Nixt bat
siHsH Hahertaas ben 2.< dut sas feisL
&aHaSka Hails, q Ba. Der tlat bat
,issz Dahsrfase ben 10 6at xns fant.
Tt. yItafaHt, %. Ba. Der 5IaS bat
siHsa mahsrtaus ssH l,s sut zus fsist.
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Rem Dort, 8. September.
Rupfsr mar beuts ieit. - Stonbarb su
t17.00, giectroIptte 81 $l6.75-16s7, Safe
Su t16.s7-1700, eating sl6.50-1o.62.
8tnR 1T ihpuh III e42.50-42.75.
6lei riihis bu $4.70.
Spelter III itetie su t5.S5-6.95.
gifeu. 3er Rarft mar beute felt
SO. Rortbern t16.00-1s.5O, go. Q Rortbern
s15.75-16.25, Ro. Southeru sl525-
1880, SO. Soutbern loft $15.25--l6.50.
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ghisaao. s. september 1918.

Snmeine Sethie sS.65-9.40. g..
miihte s7.S0-e.40. ihpers $7.65 - sos,
rauhs s7.65 1856, sSertel $4.25 - s.75
yiartt hoher
Beepes o.. 1910, Teras
Stisre ss.70-9l0. wsiiltde 5fiere 1915
--7.75, Stoiers uno f}eeoers t5.5O--Tg0,
Rlhs uuo Seifers s3.70-6.40. adiber ss.75
-11.50. Rartt itetia bis l5e Hleoriaer.
ShafsuHo Gdmmer. -Shait: Gin.
heinriitbe ss.50-4.75, Jdtrtirse s5.00-7.50.
g2eititche s3.90--475.
2dmner: TlHh.imiins $3.50 so, NET
lifte s5.T5-7.75. 9Rarti ihmat bl4 l0c
uleeriger.
4ufuhr - ShneiHe 5000. 8inbuieb
$4,000, Shaie ane Sdmmer $1,000.