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generally in the central and western
portions OF the Pacific ocean, Asia,
Australia, the Indian ocean, and the
extreme east Of Africa.
At San Francisco the eclipse will
begin Sept. 4. 4;06 a. m At Los An
geles 4-23 a. m, the moon setting with
the eclipse on it
Transit Of Mercury.
There will be a transit OF Mercury
over the suns disk on the morning Of
November z, partly visible in the east
ern portions Of the United States and
the Dominion OF Canada, the sun ris-
ing with the planet on it The tngress
will be visible generally in western
Australia, central and western Asia,
Europe, Africa and in South America,
excepting the northwestern portloni
the egress in southwest Europe, Africa,
South America, and in North America,
except in the northwestern portion
The motion OF the planet viii be from
east 10 west retrograde, across the
suns disk or from left TO right as We
face the sun, passing over the lower
portion with an upwrad inclination 70
its path.
Planetary Confisuration-
Sept. I. s:47 p. N. Uranus and noon
in conjunction. Uranus north one de-
gree 50 min
Sept. ?, s:31 a m Jupiter and moon
in conjunction. Jupiter north IS min
Sept. 8. Partial eclipse Of moon VS.
ible at Washington
Sept. 13. 1924 a m. Saturn and moon
in conjunction Saturn south de-
grees "a min
Sept. Is. 1-51 p m Neptune and
moon in conjunction Neptune south
3 degrees 81 min.
Sept &c. 500 D. m, Venus in Aphelion
Greatest distance from sun
Sept IS, $500 a. m. Greatest elOnga-
ton east OF sun-f5 degrees p min
Sept 10, a. N Mercury in descend
ing node.
Sept. 20. s:59 D. m. Mercury and
moon in conjunction. Mercury north
3 degrees % min
Sept q. 3:19 p. m. Mars and moon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

same fabric. and again with sash Of
richly contrasting Solor-
Sashes are a happy thought for sum-
mer and winter dresses, as they per
nit the use Of a bit Of rich color to
charm the eye and please the color
sense. The mummy sash which swathes
the body. tWined from the tip OF the
bust 10 below the hips, II artistically
used on slender figure, is most ef-
fective-
The bottoms Of TUNES and skirts are
cut in points. scallops and squares
bound with bias strips Of silk or with
woven braid This is a unique finish
which adds a distinct style note TO
to accomplish than to turn a hem or
add a facing.
The vogue for materials in striped
effects such as gOlfine, corduroy,
corded velour and fancy striped wooden
fabrics. has given an added Zest to
the use of that staple standby. pique.
II IS used in combination with linen
OF both light and heavy qualities. for
trimming 1t is uneScelled in its smart
ness. on waists OF wolfe, handker-
chief linen. crepe de chine, and or
CANDY. pique is used TO make the col
lars. cuffs and vest fronts. Ny first
Illustration shows a charming dress
of combined linen and pique- The
waist and lower skirt are Of linen,
while the long tunic and waist trim
minEs are OF pique. For the week
euQ LrlD8 TO LuG 6tdSupLEs anu Ll-I De-
lated vacation in the mountains, this
will be found an unusually practical
dress: 10 this, II desired, smart cape
coat in pioue can be added.
Another addition. which may be
made SO practical Rs 70 serve for wear
during the fall as well, Is the stvl'
redinFote I'm my second illustration.
This NAV be made OF linen or golfine
for the warmer weather and for mo-
toring. but in serge. gabardine or
whipcord II makes a stunning coat
for general wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

furnished buffOons with an tneXhaus-
uDle theme for merriment Lord
Rose berry, whose history is considered
tells US that: His life was pure: in
an age OF eager scandal il was beyond
reproach. There Vas. indeed. within
living recollection Of a doorkeeper OF
the house OF commons, who rom some
cnance resemblance. was said 10 be his
son, but Pitts features. " thOut the
intellect and majesty which gave them
NE, lend themselves easily 10 chance
resemblance and ignoble cJmparison."
Pitts One Love Afcuir.~
MS one and only love affair OF which
We nave absolute proaf was his at
Lachment TO Eleanor Eden. the eldest
daughter OF lord Aul1fa 1d; he spent
great deal Of time fl her society.
causing their friends to walt eXpec-
tanlly Tor an announcement OF their
ensa8ement. Pitt went as far as TO
declare his affection &c: Miss Eleanor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
Young Woman Urges the
Swiss to Fortify the Abs
Instead Of the Valleys

Geneva. Switzerland. Aug. 29.-From
a patriotic motive. a young Swiss wom-
an. Mile Clairne Richer, has started a
series Of conferences in the chief towns
Of the defence Of Switzerland, espec-
ia1lv as regards the maneuvers in the
Alps. Her meetings on the subject at
St Gall are always crowded many
swiss Officers attending
Mile Richer, who is the daughter OF
an officer. does not want a social as
sambivS FOR she speaks on military
75stters from a technical point OF view,
having studied them carefully car and Wis
tied the fortresse,ss IN me Alps OF which
t 5rls the lectures which are delivered
n = --.sterlv manner.
IA q i,-----ssent when military opinion is
5t--tz-tS os 10 whether the country can
be be- best fSs defended from the Alps or from
~, ,,s'+a~ssf. Nile. Richer considers the
Ans If FAR more importance than the
valleys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

That IS indeed an excellent attitude
TO take toward the new styles. but it
must be aided by judgment as 10 what
OF the new TO adopt.
Tall women. short women. thin
women and plump have all Joined the
cult OF the tunic- How can It be that
every woman, regardless Of length.
breadth or thickness, will look equally
well in an Overs1irt that flares out
somewhere between knees and ankles
above an underskirt that is tight
enough about the feet TO suggest the
pantalettes OF a bygone day.
Cannot Suit All FIgures.
Not every woman looks well with her
hair over her ears in a series OF seal
lops across her cheeks. Very few
women are at all attractive with their
locks pasted UP away from their ears.
But all the world once adopted the one
extreme and all the world OF femininity
seems about 10 cultivate the equally
startling other fashion OF arranging its
hair.
Extremes OF fashion do fairly well for
the woman OF such ample means that
she can discard one freak for another
before IL loses Its one charm-its
bizarre newness- But for the girl who
must so on wearing a pair OF white
topped boots after the world has tired
Of boots and decided on French heeled
pumps for walking CD, those boots are
so injudicious an extravaganza as TO Be
almost crime
Don't. I beg OF you, my dear girls.
adopt the widest freaks Of fashion in
the hope that you will thereby look
smart and attractive Instead. YOU will
look like a little freak yourself. and
every Dit or your own youthfully
charming personality will be buried
under the weight OF your Inappropriate
clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

stick for the south as the outer edge
OF the bowl Of the Big Dipper is for
the north
head. is Cygnus, or the Northern Cross.
BY Christmas eve this constellation is
standing upright above the western
tree tops, glorious, perfect Seen in
that position, il is little wonder that
in it the early Christians saw the
Cross Of Calvary.
Pegasus. the great square Joined to
and a part Of Andromeda is conspicu-
Gus in the east.
Low in the southeast, and IoneIiest
Of the first magnitude stars, is Fo-
malhaut- This serene star rises just
about the same time as brilliant Ca
pella in the northeast which is al
ways eagerly awaited by its lovers
Fomalhaur more than 20 light years
away, is one Of the four royal stars
OF astrOlogy; Antares. the glowing
heart Of ScOrpio, sinking in the west,
IS another. while Regulus and Aide
baran, the other two, are guarding the
opposite side OF the world
Sagittarius, Capricornus, Aquarius,
and Pisces, the last four OF the zodi-
acal circle, have no brilliant stars, but
are easily located. Aries the first is
rising in the northeast
Those readers who, even down 70 old
age. are dependent on Thirty days
hath September" to keep track OF the
months. will find the familiar strain
given below equally effective when
trying to remember which zodiacal
group will rise next:
'sThe Ram. the Bull. the heavenly
Twins,
And next the Crab the Lion shines,
The Virgin and the scales;
The Scorpion, Archer and Sea-gOat,
The Man that holds the Watering Pot
And Fish nth glittering tails"
Partial Eclipse OF MOOn-Sept. 4.
An eclipse of the moon Will be Wis
ible generally in western North Amer
lea, the Pacific ocean, eastern Asia,
Australia and Oceanica. but not east
Of the Rocky mountains in North
America The ending will be visible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

70 lord Auckland informing him at the
same time. that he could never marry,
as there were inSurmountabls obsta-
cles IN the way. These reasons have
not been made public. but they were
undoubtedly pecuniary reasons, for to
Keep up an establishment worthy OF
his position would have taken for
more than he was worth After this
affair GOODNESS sprang Up between
Pitt and lord Aukland's family, which
made Pitt very unhappy. for he was
exceedingly fond OF them all Two
years later Eleanor Eden married
lord Hobart. afterwards lord Bucking-
hamshire.
Pitt died January o. 1906 There
is much difference OF opinion as 10
his last words but the popular belief
seriousness he fully regained his senses
and said, in a clear voice which was-
eyermore TO be silent. 20 my coun-
try how I lcvs my country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

braid in various widths. plain IN
weave, binds and trims these suits.
The new style Of dress called the
coat dress, with its waist resembling
a coat, yet fastened to the skirt, thus
making a one piece dress. is admir-
ably adapted TO this mode OF trim
ming. These dresses are having a
tremendous vogue in Paris and no
doubt are a forerunner Of suits with
long coats.
The jumper waists which are worn
over guimpes OF tulle organdy and
chiffon suggest a charming and prac-
teal way Of remodeling an old gown
into the newest styles. These jump
ers are made in figured and plain ma
terial, with edges bound and wrinkled
carelessly across the hips. Sometimes
they are finished with a sash Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
Feminine Fancy Turns Toward Wider Skirts

S Russian TUNES and Chemse Dresses Mngle Indiscn
Jumper Waists and Scalloped TUNES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

in conjunction. Mars north 4 degrees
80 min
Sept. p, 1887 a. m, Venus and ma,
in conjunction. Venus north / deEree
sept. 2s, 2:26 p. m Sun enters T5brs
autumn commences
Sept. %, 800 p. m Saturn at quad
nature with sun
Sept. 2S, S;11 p m Uranus and rnoo1
in conjunction. Uranus north l degree
So min.
Sept. %, $3.50 a. m Jupiter and r,oon
in conjunction. Jupiter north l degree
min.
sept. 2s, 500 a. m Mercury in Aphe-
Ifon-Greatest distance from the sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

Ew YORK, Aug. 2s-For the
M benefit Of the vast army Of
= Englands blind a wonderful
fancy dress ball was recently given
A wealthy man, himself blind, sug-
gested the idea, and with sympathetic
interest English society generously
responded The Savoy hotel offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
September Moon Phases.
DeIevnn Comet Palmer.

The DeIevan comet discovered last
December was reported by the Lick
observatory on July p, to be visible
to the naked eye in the early morning
The comet is traversing the consteIIa-
ton Auriga in northeasterly direc-
ton and at that time was about ten
degrees east OF Capellas It is about
as bright as a star OF the fifth mgnf-
tude. but in the dawn IS difficult to
observe without a telescope, and no
tail can be distinguished.
The comet is now rapidly approach
ing the sun in its orbit. and win mass
the sun at the nearest point of an
proach late in October at a dista0re
July IS, IL was in Right Ascension 5
hrs. 50 min. As c. Declination north
81 degrees 80 min
The Planets for September,
Mercury is an evening star this
month but will be too near the sun for
observation
Venus will be an object Of fncreas-
ing interest in the western evening slly
this month, setting q little less than
two hours after the sun. 1t reaches
Its greatest elongatlon east Of the sun
-46 degrees p minutes-on Septem Der
IS. 1t will then be at the half moon
Mars IS stilI in the evening sky but
Is so near the sun it cannot be well
seen
Jupiter Is coming LAuEAN INTO view In
the east rising Immediately after sun
down and setting after midnight.
There will be a very close conjunction
OF Jupiter and the moon on the morn
ms OF September 2, and again on the
morning of September %. The planet
being north OF the moon in each in
stance. It is still in the constellation
Capricorn and II viii retrograde or
move westward about two degrees dur
ing the month.
Saturn rises about midnight on Sep
TENDER 1, and will be found near the
western end OF the constellation Gem
ini. Its rings continue to be most in
terestingly in view.
Uranus is about five degrees west Of
Jupiter in Capricorn, and Is specially
well placed for observation, but un-
fortunately there are no conspicuous
stars near il that would aid in its
ideutificatida-
Neptune IS on the edge OF the con-
stellation Cancer and rises about a
m on Sept. 1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-07
LOST

I0ST-Saturday morning, between
court house and, lei Mulberry, street,
aya solid gold cuff button, monogram
"P. s. H." Finder return TO Iele-
gram office and receive reward.
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EGGS AND CHICKENS

20 BGGS, SI.g8, IeRdlag varieties DE1Ee
poultry, ISres, ets.; booklet neE
IarKe illustrated catalogue lee. y
q. lille, HSx lis. sTeltoTA. Pa
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REAL ESTATE

ri ERE BARGAIN ON CLAY ST.
large level lot $4,000 on which iH
. four room cottage. The lot Gsees
ION TIVE streets, and the price aRhs4 -
l5extremely low considering the loeas
:. stion. There are but few properties
for sale In this section, and this y
offered at sacrifice because q
owner leaving town. Fred p. Wood
I q Co. Rbom 500 Coz Building. Ben
phone 1890,
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.SI6RAGE:

HGTSgHOLD goods stared at 1aa-
eouable price, no extras, We would
Sc glad 70 haul them too; and can
:. furnish men who KNOW NOW 70
handle them. Call rs eI1hsr p1eRs
:.for prizes and see hBw uhnen you
can save CLARKSBURG T6N~J-
FER e STORAGE CO., 18s West
PIKE street. j.
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IHE NEW MATERIALS

of the very best quality are used
for my garments, thus assuring eie-
gance and durability. In trimmings
I show the season choicest produc-
lions. j. Myers, Ladies Tailor &
Furrier, over Bijou theater.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-07

More than 207 100000 cigars were
exported from the philippines In the
last fiscal year.
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LOCAL. REPRESENTATIVES, 81. A1TIsD
Splendid income assured right man man
to act as our representative a1teE
learning our business thoroughly by
i mail Former experiepee unpeeessary-
An we require Is honesty, abfIlty5 ans.
IbftIon and wi HIngness to learn a luc-
rative business No. sol lci ting or tray-
cling All or spare time only. THIS
IS an exceptional opportunity FOR q
man In your section to get into big
y1aying business without capital ana
ilecome independent for life. Write
s af-once for full particulars. NationaI
C6-Operatiye Realty Company, Il. 1893
Marden-s Building, washington, ID. e
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WANTEp 20 RENE

WANTED TO RENT-A 6 to 10 room
house. close in, modern convenien-
ces. Address "P. NJ" care Telegram
office.
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anaR- RRPA MUQ

You CAN'T AFFORD to allow tb'
children to go oat with shoes that
have Ieaky soles. repair them with
real leather. j. 0. Hopkins, Prop.
ia North Second street
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INSURANCE
FOUND

night about 1890 at
stop II, Broad Oaks, a pocketbook.
containing a sum of money. owner
can get same by calling at IA wal
deck street, and proving property.
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FARMS FOB SALE-5O acres, 6 room
frame house, barn, fruit of all kinds,
we'll located. Price $3.50. w. M.
Baker, CooIyille, Ohio.
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ZINE CH0COLATES

FIRST OF ALA Gne box Of Onr De-
ncioug4 chocolates. Mail oTdeEB
allied 6of all points. Apollo en-
eoottcaery. zee Vest Pike street.
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FOR RENTING connecting Z. rooms,
for light housekeeping; ALSO Sleep.
ing rooms, use OF bath and Bell
phone, reliable parties, rent reason
able. 3oS Byrd street, between 9Th
and 18th. Bell phone S19-J. Glen Elk.
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FOR RENT-One furnished bed room
for one or two gentlemen, five min
utes walk from court house. Apply
at 241 Monticello avenue. Home
phnne 640-L. .--------, -
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FOR RENT-One good furnished
room, good location to one or two
gentlemen, will rent to man am
wife. 419 Mechanic street Bell
phone 424-J.
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WIIoRTH KNOWING ABOUT
PEHHOlLALs

IMPROVE YOUR SKIN and prevent
rinkles by using only MARlNHLho
CREAMS and face powder. MSdame
UIman's Hair dressing parlors' 4Oz-
AO4 Con Building.
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FOR RENT-Fwo nicely furnished
rooms, with use of bath, boarding
"-'-v convenient Rates SO and 80 per
month. Apply at ego East Poplar
st.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WY BE WITHHOLD MONEY. ~ Sc
commodate everybody. BY ioanAnE
money on watches, diamonds, Jew
elTy. musical INSTRUMENTS, etc. JOE ~
Jay, Jeweler. Waldo Bldg, 9Th St.
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FOR RENT-A ds.rabIe front room
for one or two gentlemen; all
modern conyeniences. Apply at
i61 West pike street. Bell phone
G75-R.
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FOR RENT Apartments

SOMEONE MAY BE LOOKING for
the apartments you have for rent
In the Daily Telegram classified
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER

have opened an Office at No. Ss
Lowndes Building, Third Street,
Clarksburg, for the purpose of doing
general typewriting and stenog-
raphic work. and solicit the patron
age OF any one desiring such work
to be done. will respond to calls
for the purpose OF taking dictation
or securing other work. Have had
sir years experience, and am COM
petent to do any kind of work on
the typewriter or in stenoGTaphy.
Please call Bell phOne Ne. 3T6.
Bessie Garrison.
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FOR TaFSNT---.s FURNISHED sleeping
rooms for gentlemen. with use Oh
bath and phone. Apply at 632
west a1ain street. Bell phone
593-J.
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EARNS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A small farm on Mt
clare street car line, near Country
Club, bargain for a few days. for
price and terms see G. S. Lanham,
200 Lynn avenue, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
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FOR RENT-Large front room suit
able for one or two gentlemen or
man and wife, with use of bath.
No. 704 Clark street, Glen Elk.
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WANTED-A strenOgrapher who can
take ordinary dictation and correct
" transcribe it. Address, giving ref
erence, experience and salary want
ed, P. o. Box COG, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
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FOR RENT-One 4 room apartment
in Angle Inn, hot and cold water,
water rent paid. SIT per month. Call
Bell phone S59-J.
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FOR RENT-One large room, ten win
dows, third floor in new house, fur
nished nicely, light housekeeping to
parties without children, two blocks
from court house. 319 Parrill Court,
Second street.
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THE GOFF ADDITION

Just across the bridge is
being fast put in condition
to be put Oh the market and
with all the improvements in
the way of paving and beau
tifying the property # VII 4
become one Of OUR bes add4-
tions to the city Of Qlarks
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Apply at 40 Lee street.
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FOR RENT-Modern room apart
ment, electric and gas lights, instan-
taneous heater, polished oak floors,
location 3S7 Broaddus avenue, Rent
$3.50 per month in advance to par
ties without children, water rent
and sruud heater paid. H. F. Mod
lin, Bell phone 1157-R.
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WANTED-By young lady, position
ina general merchandise store, have
worked sixteen months for the Fair
mont Coal Co..; can furnish good
recommendation Address BOX II,
Bridgeport, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-6 rooms and bath, hot
and cold water. polished oak floors
- cabinet mantels and fire places;
wardrobes, gas and electric lights,
white enameled lined refrigerators,
Detroit Jewel cook stove, window
shades and curtain poles to each
window, nicely papered throughout,
fine chandeliers. water furnished
free, porch light, conveniently To-
Gated paved street and street cars,
ave minutes walk to postoffice. Ap-
ply at once, d. w. Jacobs, room %,
over Parseus-S uoders Co.
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WANTED AT OMEGA maid at thu
Kessler Hospital.
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ICauley, 51S East Main street. 4
FOR SALE good cows, U. Go Nc
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EnR RENT-Eiouses

FOR Rents room cottags in the
Industrial addition, new and in good
condition, good well of water and
on street car line, near factories.
Frank Shuttleworth, 5th floor, En-
pire building.
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WINTED-To hear from those of
my old patrons or anyone else
wishing any paparing or inside
~ limited He Russell Bell
phone S42-J, or leave word at st.
Charles hotel.
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ROOM AND. BOARD
looms AND BOARD-HOtel PriVf.
IegeB, central location, good ser
vice, very reason: ole. call quickly
vacancies don't last long. CONNER
eial Hotel. s1s West Pike street
ROOFS AND BOARD-s5.OOp per week.
Table board $500 per week Apply
at B3E West Pike street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

LADY WANTS position in an of
flee, answering door and telephone
calls. making out statements. etc.
Can furnish best of city refer
ences. Address CO. care. Teleg-
gram office.
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AUTOMOBILES

NE HAVE SOME used cars, ranging
In price from $3.50 to $1,000, All in
good condition. Thompson's Garage,
West Main street
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FOR SALE-One-haIf interest in pie
ture show and pool room, at shinns-
ION; good proposition. See W. B.
Crime, Mgr.
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IN STOCK complete line 1914 Paige
cars, ali new, fully equipped. cleo
tricaIly lighted and started. Prices
1915 and $1275. Monticello Auto
mobile & Garage Co