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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-07
14i DAYS

have elapsed since the date on
which the city administration
month previously, definitely
promised that II would furnish
an ample supply Of pure drink
ing water through the city mains.
and that promise has not yet
been fulfilled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-07
1rEIE WyEATHlER

WASHINGTON Ieu rUrmustl }
Ot.mma Fair saturday and Sunday
moot .u cold
II lisa. Fob The trmpeutrre
NN.mu In minimum b AurH N.ud,
.HH O.raU trace uI snow
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

the Grittner and Meyer and Dehlel
and Hortch weddings, Oct. II and 13
E. A. King, clerk district court, was
in our village on business Wednesday
We sure are having fine weather.
Aug. B. Dahler was in Mayhem Lake
visiting friends and relatives Sunday.
Frank w. Lyon Of Little Falls was
in our burg On business Tuesday.
Mary Mischke, who is taking sew.
ing lessons in St. Cloud, came home
Saturday to visit friends and relatives.
Frank Kuntz was st. Cloud busi-
ness caller Monday, returning Tues
day.
John Arne Of St. Cloud is here Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Joe P. Hortsch was a county seat
caller Friday.
Mrs. Tom Connolly and family Of st.
Paul, are here visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Meyer, for few
days.
Joseph Gruber, who had moved to
this town year and half ago, died
at the age Of 70 years Monday morn
ing at 6 a. m. The remains were in
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

BUCK MAN

October 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. e. Gott-
walt of Rice called on friends and rel
atives here Tuesday.
Theodore Kobilka Of Little Falls is
here visiting his parents.
Mary Dobmeyer Of Graham is visit
ing at the Mrs. Paul Hesch home this
week.
Chas. Rhoda, A. Rosenmeier and
Rev. FIR. Plachta Of Royalton, were in
our village on business Tuesday.
Hy. yelling got s11a bushels Of Glow
er OF Of 2 small loads. That's going
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hesch and fam
lily were in Rice visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Gottwalt, Sunday.
Jake and Andrew Thoen and John
Kernen of Graham were in Buckman
On business Tuesday.
Lawrence Hingsberger Of st. Cloud
is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Palmershein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dehler and son
Raymond of st. Cloud are here to visit
friends and relatives and to attend
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

tered in the st. Michaels cemetery
Tuesday at $3.50 a. m. He leaves ont
son to mourn his death.
Mrs. George Dobmeier was in st
Cloud on business Sunday
Rena Dehler, who is employed II
Minneapolis came home to spend
few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Dengel was in Pierz Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Peter Beka
Sunday.
Ida Dehler, wha is employed in Lit
tie Falls, came home to attend the
the Dehler and Hortsch wedding, Oct
13. .
Joe Weiling, who fas employed by
Jake Brausen all summer, returned to
his home in Iowa Thursday.
The shingling bee, which was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Hesch
Monday, Oct. Z, was we'll attended.
Harry Docken went to Little Falls
to get his mother, Mrs. John Docken,
for few weeks visit with her sons,
Harry and George.
Miss Gertrude Mueller is on the sick
ISL. 4. e g-.a .z7 ~
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09
SOUTHWEST DAZZLING

October 6.-Threshing is completed
in this vicinity. j. B. Eystad finished
his last job Monday.
John P. Boquist gave a single bee
Monday to get his new house shingled.
Emil Taberman intends to dispose
Of his farm. Several land buyers have
visited him already.
Gust Nelson cut the last of his corn
today. It was all frozen and is of lit.
tie value.
August Blomquist helped Charles
p. Anderson stack grain the first of
the week.
Miss Hulda Thelander went to Swan
River Sunday to teach school in dis
trict No. 20.
The attendance in school in district
NO. 35 is very small as yet. The par
ents keep their children at home to
pick potatoes, etc. We understand the
teacher is very good and the children
should be sent to the school.
John Larson hauled a load Of pota
toes to Little Falls today.
: John B. Eystad will repair the build
lngs on his farm soon. He will move
onto the farm this fall.
People in East Darling are digging
potatoes with machinery.
Willie Thelander's stable is ready
Tor shingles now. He did most Of the
carpenter work alone.
Walter Peter writes from North Da-
kota that he likes the country verv
we'll.
Hunters still come into this vicinity,
The game is all gone so that they
might as well stav home.
The Ladies Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet whit Mrs.
Minnie Rendahl Thursday Of next
week. The meeting starts at l o'clock
bring their sewing.
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09
CLOUGH

Oct. I've are having some poor
weather for digging potatoes these
days.
Mrs. Robert Tedford of Ripley
stayed all night at the George Kim
ball home Tuesday.
Rev. Dingman had the misfortune
OF one of his ponies running away and
smashing up road cart and cutting
a few scratches on the horse one day
this week.
James KimbaH is working on the
Fort Ripley bank now days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and family.
| of Green Prairie, went through this
vicinity Sunday.
George McGreagor of Little Falls,
went through this vicinity Saturday
on his way home from the Dakota
harvest fields.
John Tindell from Little Falls was a
caller at the Riverside home Thursday,
returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller were coun-
ty seat visitors Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mark Rolf was looking for hired
man Monday to help dig potatoes.
Miss Mamie Mccarthy, who has been
working over town in the telephone
office, visited her parents Sunday, re-
turning to her work Sunday evening.
The Misses Tillie Lebeck and
Fredia Schueble were Sunday caller g
at the Riverside home.
George Schuebel is home from the
drive.
Mrs. Mabelle Quick and little Lyle,
Of Hill City, came down Wednesday
to call on relatives in this vicinity,
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

Mands. Little Falls. 3rd:: l9rs. c. 81.
Carlson, City; r. 6, 4th. Mrs. r. "a.
Kright. City 4. i. 9th !
Cake-3Donae cake, Mrs. Erie Peter.
son. Little Falls r. 2. 2nd Mrs 4. E.
kerich. City. 3Ed; Miss Ida DehIer,
Little Falls. 9th: Mrs. C. 81. Carlson,
City r. 6, 9Th.
Fruit Cake-Mrs. Ed. Cash, City r
9: let: Mrs. ]. q. VanL Loon, City, End;
Mrs. G. 81. Carlson. City r s, 3rd.
Chocolate Cake Mrs.. j. G. Jensen,
City 4 ., lst;; Mrs. Matilda Streed.
City End; Mrs. G. Fl. Carlson,
City r s. 3rd; Mrs. Walter Hammer
!und. City, 4th; Mrs. John e. Stevens
Little Falls r. 3, 5tb.
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

and and IN the evening went to visit the.
latter g mother, Mrs. Halverson N
Rail Prairie. They will visit couple
weeks here. s -.
George Kimban and Dan Miller ara
employed by John Rolf this week.
Mrs. Lewis Miller and children and
Mrs. Dan Miller were shopping in Tt.
Ripley Monday.
Herman Lebeck, who is employed IN
Ripley, spent Sunday at his home.
Leo Smith Of Ripley was over, IN
this community Tuesday. .5753...5 ..s55.s
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

y. l. lSts MISS u. BIake, City. Zn0 !;
Mrs. A. Honore. City. 3rd; Louise
Gendreau, City R. Z, 4th; Margaret
Blais, City, 5tn.
Chemise- Emma Wittke. Bowlus R.
l, lst; Emma Wittke, Bowlus r. !,
End: Mrs. j. w. Stephenson, Little
Falls, 3rd; Laura Branneu, City, 4th; !;
Mrs. Ida B. Hinckley, City, 5th.
| CLASS B
! Fancy handkerchief Emma Wit
ike, Bowlus R. !, 1st; Emma Wittke.
Bowlus R. !. End; Mrs. J. w. Stephen
500, City, 3rd; Mrs. j. w. Stephenson,
City, 9th; Miss Mabel Berg. City, 5th.
Best Randiwork-Miss e. Blake,
City. 1st; Mrs. FL. +. Rasmussen,
Little Falls r. 5. End !; Mrs. Hamemick,
Little Falls R. 2. 3rd.
| Best Collection Handiwork- Hilda
Oleson, City r. 6, 1st; Mrs. Geo. Lar
SOD, Little Falls, End; MIME He2berg.
City, 3rd.
Best Collection Of Handiwork k-Mrs.
s. F. Slecert. City, lst Mrs. Leideu-
frost. Little Falls r :. 2nd; Mrs.
Henry Peterson, City R. 3, 3rd; Mrs.
Ida B. ainckley. City, 4th.
GLASS B-BEsT CROCHETED OF
FINISHED ARTICLE
Best Crochet Lunch cloth, Mrs.
Anna Carlson, Little Falls, lst; cro-
chet cushion, Mrs. E. ]. Weber, Little
Falls, End !; lunch cloth. Mrs. p. S.
johnson, City, 3rd.
Pin Cushion-Mrs. r. J. Sutliff,
City, 1st; Mrs. Henry Peterson, City
r. 3, 3rd.
Glass 5s=s:-7
ss.Lunch Cloth Hazel Tourt,llotte,
City, 1st; Mrs. J. W. Stephsnsos,
Little Falls, End; Mrs. Harry Hal
seth, Little Falls, 3Kd; Mrs. p. J.
Weber, Little Falle, 4th; Mrs. E. j.
Weber. Little Falls, 5th.
CLASS E e
Collection Of Embroidery Emma
Wittke. Bowlus R. Z. 1st; Mrs, J. u.
Harris, City End; Anna Tranberg City
3rd; Esther E. Anderson City 9TH.
CLASS F-LACE WORK
Battenberg-Mrs. B. q. Hinckley,
IC,ty, 1st; Mrs. E. J. Weber, Little
Falls, End; Mrs. E. J.. Weber, Little
Falls, 3rd Mrs. e. ]. Weber, Little
Falls. 9TH; Mrs. E. ]. Weber, Lite
Falls, 6th.
CLASS C-DECORATED CHINA
Collection Of China Collection. Al
ma Fortier, City, 1st; collection, Mabel
Berg. City. End; vase. Mabel Berg.
City, End; six plates, Mabel Berg,
City, End; creamer and sugar, Mabel
Berg. City, End.
Silk Quilt-Nrs. Ida B. Hincbley.
City, 1st; Miss. G. NJ. Belts, City, End.
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09
HE / COUNTY FIR PREF nuns
CONTINUED from page 81

LOT /
Best Collection Of Potatnes-H.
Busse, Royalton R. a. 1st; L. Leiden.
frost. Little Falls r. Z, Ind; Axel
Salmonson, Little Falls r. 2. 3rd John
Benson. Little Falls K. 6, 4th.
4 LOT 2
Early Ohio Otto Anderson, Little
Falls R. 8. lst; T.. L. Cochrane, City.
Ind; Albert Sobieck, Little Falls r. s,
3rd; v. Rudeck, Royalton r. 4, 4th !;
Francis kowalcyk. City r. 5, 5th.
A.. LOT 3
Iriumpb-H. Briese, Little Falls r.
I, lst; John Bastien, City, End Albert
Sobieck, Little Falls r. S, Bird; Fred
rlckson Bros. Darling. 4th; G.. g..
Carlson. City r. 6. 5th.
WoMEN'S E1RIBIT-DEPr. 9
Rugs-Mrs. August Anderson. City
E. !. lst; Mrs. August Anderson, City
Il. !, End; Minnie Michaels. City. 3rd.
CLASS A-HANDIWORK
Cross Stitch Apron-Mrs. v. Rudeck.
Roy alton r. 4, 1st; Mrs. F. Kopacz.
City. End; Mrs. Paul Prozenski, City
R. 2. 3rd; Hilda Oleson, City r. 6, 4th :;
Hilda Oleson. City r. 6, 5th.
Cross Stitch-rable cloth, Mrs. Ed.
Sens, Little Falls, 1st lunch set, Alma
fortier. City, End cushion. Mrs. Ed.
Sens, Little Falls, 3rd; cushion, Sigma
Johnson, city, 4th.
Bed Spread-Mrs. Tony Jamna, City.
!st; Mrs. G. w. Massey, Little Falls,
End; Mrs. Aug. Anderson, City, 3rd. !:
Fancy Apron-Emma Wittke, Bowlus
r. ]. lst; Miss E. Blake, City. End /;
Mrs. A. Honore. City, 3rd; Louise
Gendreau, City R. Z, 4th; Margaret
Blais, City, 5tn.
Chemise-E Emma Wittke, Bowlus R.
!, lst Emma Wittke, Bowlus r. /,
End; Mrs. j. w. Stephens soon, Little
Falls, 3rd; Laura Brannen, City, 4th
Mrs. Ida B. Hinckley, City, 5th.
TAGS
Little Falls herald., 1914-10-09

Herald want ads bring results
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

FOR RENT-One four room cottage. on
Baltimore street, modern COMMENTARIES.
j Apply at 6l6 West Main street or cali
Bell phi lone 35S-L.
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FOR sALE-A rubber tired surry, will
at 81S West Atain straa.. u. \.
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DEBT CASE
CCont1huen IRON DaKS one.

- SS04&s4A40 A4QAkAf Vtt8p QUSs "
: *.
GINA will endeavor to show the actu-
al. value Of the stocks in Ses meas
[ured by standard money. &
It lie believed the master will not
rule on the question of which date
to use In valuing the credits. but Will
present an alternative report, leaving
the settlement Of the question to the
supreme court, which has already
liked January 1. 1861 as the date for
| the, division Of the debt and which
1t Is believed will fix the same date
for a division Of the assets.
Accountant Hillman, 81 he could
have been here today would have
showed the par value Of the stock In
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad held by Virginia to
be $275,000. Its value in 1851 was
81 1850 and now 1t is $685.. 900.
He will show what dividends have
been paid on 1t each year, showing
the stock was bought with part Of
the proceeds Of the debt for which
West Virginia is held partly account
able, but for which the new state has
received no returns. He also will
show from records that tie actual
value Of the states holdings Of the
James River and Kanawha Canal
bonds in 1851 was $6,SO0, 900, while
West Virginia had only estimated
them to be worth $4,000, 900. 1t IL
believed that IL the supreme court
will stick to 1851 as the date Of reck-
oning. West Virginia al como
out Of the case IN good shape. Z.
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FOR sALE--Msat market, In Wallace,
only market In town, Inquire Of Ray
Newton. Wallace w. Va. 7st 81 a :
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CT AR KSRtJ RG TEL e Ram Co.
Primers aad iiubiighsrs
First Floor " Main street
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w. HI. TAYLOR
Room $50 Fourth Floor
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$500 cash, balance like rent viii buy
the biggest bargain in Grasselli adj
dition to Clarksburg; s room, 9
4 story frame, slate roof house; level
lot 6Qx150 feet; appraised at $4,000,
but can; be bought this month for
& $t,e00k ON above terms to settle es-
tate. eAct quick. Call or write How
ard Post. Con Bldg. CIarksburR.
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SPERRY & SPERRY
Attorneys &c Law w: Z
Rooms 2os-. Second Floor
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

wANTED-safsty razor blades 70
sharpen We DO -sn1 better n the
other fellow Double edga blades. 50
cents per dozen: single tedgs. Is scouts
par Dozen s7DiE up your old blades
and send them 10 WIN 8. Richardson,
iia Greene aSrcat. Marietta. q. lFsS
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A. TIL RN & co.
Fire and Life I1surants Z 4
Room A3S Fourth Floo,
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A SPLENDID opportunity to make some
permanent business. Write Health &
Accident Insurance and be Independent
and out of doors--immediate cash re-
turns and future too. All. or part
time. Address National Casualty Co..
Detroit, Mich.
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FOR saLE-Ho,,sas

FOR SALE Modern dwsiiing near CEN
Ing. maids. dining, storage. sewing
y and bath rooms. den. upstairs glass
enclosed slefcing porch, completes
laundry. kitchSn, cellar. big yeranda,
front, and back stairs, oak finIyh, ali
modern fixtures. big yard, especially
cppyanient for children. Can be taken
over At o big bargain. Address .E.
Fl T.. care Telegram go -
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MEN learn Barber trade. or complete
Avoid initatorsL We prepare you Tor
$500 positions. We furnish shop e1-
pcrience. Write for catalogue, Leader
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

wANTED-A good white girl to do gem
etal housework, must give references.
VIII pay good wages. Apply at once
to Mrs. c.. E. DeErorest.y Irwin Lock-
wood Bldg. Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

EFoR RENT--seven room house and
II bath. Raymond Heights. fye minutes
n mouth. Apply at 2bs Clay, street. or
call Bell phone 1881. X ss
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cONsDl ID ALTON coal co.

CITIZENS LOAN co.
Room sas THIRD Floor
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wANTEb-Go Good girl for general house
work. Apply at 37S Bfoaddus avenue.
or call Bell phone 476-J.
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"LADlESn
KODAK FINISHING.

ARE YOU settl:.~ the hest results from
to Sayre Bros. Studio. TO DO finished.
the place where you Will get thsi besi
resultE. Sayre Bros, 4til street,
Grcaney buildinx. BeN phone 1871.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC sALE-I will offer for sale
Saturday, August 90, at 1 % clock p. m.
one Auto "'Buick,r just as good as
new, not been run over 500 miles.
Everything in good condition. C. L.
Ford. Auctioneer.
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MANTED-EeMaIe E1elp

MAID wANrED-For general house.
work. must understand cooking. Apply
at Bakers. GndersellinE Stores, 343.
345 West Main street
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SITUATIONS WAATED

experience as clerk and manager In
general store; also experience as trav-
cling salesman; good references given.
Address ''S, care / r. o. Box 2bb,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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WANTED-A middle aged lady solicitor:
must be experienced and able to adj
dress business tmen. Apply at 30
Con Bldg. si
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FOR RENT-Houses

nnEQR RENT-Tive rooms, with bath and
s two porches. Apply to Meta v. Thorn,
Z $50 West Pike street. "a
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.REAL EsTATEI

AsS.ARH BARGAIN ON QfsA = STREET
- Largo levef lot Elx1oo On which - 3
y four room cott1 &C. The lot tAe1a ION.
taNo etroetn,i and tho pflCe3 asked ~ ex-i
s1Epnoly<toWii considering thu l0oAtioA
;ifhey4 Eeye but xoN fprepertte1 TOR aelei
: IN this aections end this Ia otferads ~
Qtt6Nft1.i Fred y. & vgoodss q Co.. Room
x ths SsoHt Building Heii phone ] CSC.
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MONEY TO DAN

WHY He WzTnouT MosJEY--I az.
co.nmodats everybody. by ioaalng
money on Watches diamonds. tewelry,
leEeler. Wasdo Bldg. Fourth. atfest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

FOR SALE-Two good ONCE desks, fiat
top. one 6ox34 cost $50; will Sell for
$50; one S0x50 cost II, will sell for IS.
Practically good as new. L. E. Peters,
S13 Union Bank Building.
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Empire Building
Directory

ALE AMBER 4 Al & der
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FoR RENT Furnished Rooms

DOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms for bach
6 na sg ~ g @ !Eat housekeep-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

FOR RENT At Lost Creek, w.
Va Store room, 2Ox49s feet,
with counters and shelves,
good cellar and also rooms
upstairs in same building for
seanstress which the town
needs very much. Reasonable
rent or will sell the property.
W. !. Randolph, Lost Greek,
W. Va. ,
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WkMTED-Male Help

Z - Eox3 WANrHD, ~ ..I7-.7
z6 Boys Wanted TO self
Daily Telegram's on the
streets at o'clock every
week day afternoon.
Hustlers can make from
Soc tosSt.Do daily. Cali
ct Telegram ONCE to-
:uors:w a. 3 .. m.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR HALE4Earm, 50 acres, Meigs
( county Ohio, 2 room, frame house,
B large sibarp, Qutbuil dingS Of al kinds,
plenty 2nf water, WeIL fenced. conveti-
TENT fBeation on RI B. d, BRrgain at
$4,000 WIN trade for city property,
Chas. Perry, Route 4. cooiviiie, Ohio.
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stEpR RENT-Four ana I'VE room cot
tages, at the New Fair Ground add
N. n ton Call on D. w. Jacobs, over Par
SSfs sous SOLDIERS store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

WANTED-By widow lady, homework
or position as honsekeeper in reputable
home. Address Lula Moore, General
: Delivery, City. fl.sa.
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tToR RENT-Two rooms. second floor,
nicely furnished for light hohsekeep-
Ing; front and rear porches: no chit
dren. $40 Parrill Court Second street.
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.FOR One furnished room for
leaieg or gentlemen. Call Bell phone
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FOR RENr-HousIee, on Carr avenue s,x
large rooms. bath, large trunk room.
pantry. Inquire of l.. C. Grille, attorney.
S23-824 Con Bldg, a i : ,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new ones
applied. Roofing and al kinds ~ sbeet
metal prodnct ~ our speciality. All WORK
guaranteed Vest sNirElri1 Netal
MorkinS Co.. Moth sixth Street. Bel
phone 94s. & 80 ~
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALEone i've passenger Ford
Fully equipped. Good condition Can
ba,seen at Thompsor.s Garage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

Prince Eitel Frederick, the second
son of Emperor William, has taken
up arms and is now leading a Ger.
man regiment in the thiekestcofg the
fray in Belgium. 7 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

wANTED-washing to do at home. Ny
husband IL dead and ] need the work
Have two small children to care for.
Mrs. Amelia ,Algott .410 Ben street
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FOR E7scHANGE-For real estate. on,
demonstrassng automobile. good az
new. Call on D. w. Jacobs. over Pas
sons Soldiers store Il ~. !, Z, 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19

'FoR RENT-one part OF double house.
/ Five rooms. pantry. bath and large
Front and rear porches on second floor;
Two rooms on third floor: oak finish;
dence section. Call at SO Gofe Bldg;
|; Bell phone 92. Office; residence 1851.
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EVERYBODY WHO try's the Champion
I. Shoe Repair service knows it's the
best to be found. Why not try 1t?
j. o. hopkins. Prop, ia N. Second
street T Is
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RHNT-Five or six room
/. Address U. s. & Co.. caro- Telegram.
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FOR RENT miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Rear room Masonic Templs
4 suitable for business or ONCE room.
Apply at Secretary's ONCE, Masonic
N Temple, Bell phone 194-J.
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FOR SALELots
.WANTEpsrosRuY.

TO BUY-veai calves, win
Z pay from Sc to- SO live weight de-
liyered at our market. Call or write,
Candy Provision Co. Bell 4c1, Home g.
WANTED 10 BUY Small
farm, 20 to so acres, close to
Clarksburg, and close to street
car, or railroad, with or with
out buildings, prefer some
fruit trees, must have good
location for house, good land
and lays well, on main road.
Will buy or exchange town
property for same: I Give full
particulars in first letter, w.
". Matheny, 3l2 Baker Ave
nue., Clarksburg, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-To family without chill
(, dren, two room cottage rear Of large
I house, 1877 Factory street, at car stop,
newly papeted. with water. $500 per
month. IN advance. Harvey F. Smith,
Bell phone.
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for RENT-A new eight room, two
4 story house. centrally located. fve
minutes walk from Empire building.
X For Information see Mr.. Ash, at the
Elarksburg Insurance Agency, Nc
Carly Bldg.
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Good terms. on can not
build the house today FOR
this y lolleY 80 if you are
Wanting a small home at d
bargain this viii be sure Ia
suit you.