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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Wadtrag gum Woroiaae COL
berg.

Nie i6on i'm u@orsenitern~ flr3
teridtet, geltano ser Mor0er clio
Dem Yoil5eideT uno 9iItritsonmalt
leine ihaurige 8bot elm. 0ieie bel
zen Seamten biiteten oas @ebeimniB
bis . ubr Ia6mittoes, iuann Der
Vetongcne Dor areisridter Sigbee
gefuhrt iuur0e, Dor benz er iid ihuls
big betannte uno nm $50 al lebcns-
langlidem @efangniB perurtbeiIt
ipuroe.
Siio eeitono, er babe Die 5bot aus
@er5meiflung begangen. neil bas
Wtoohen eeorobt i'm oils ibren Der
filhrer 81 berratben. Sic babe $500
nerIangt, or ibr ieoo6 nun 5000 Of.
ferircn f0nnen. lin nod einen Ser
iuh gu MADDEN, tic bereoen 5i t0nncn,
babe er lie 81 Der 4utofobrt eingelo-
cen. Bel 0eoo Mon's Gurpe iei or
aus Dem automobil eeitieeen UNI cine
Der Sompen in Sronune az brineen,
uno iie lei ibm eefolgt. Damn bat
ten beioe iber SIC. @bfinoung orgu-
mentirt. Dos WtaoGen babe i'm ourd)
cine 9cmertung miitbeno gemaht,
morouf err ben Acknowledgement aus
lelner SoIhe genommen uno tie 3pei-
mol oitf Den 8opf geidlogen babe.
@ennBtlos lei Ole 8ctroffene nieoer-
geitiir5t. Bon Dem mos oann eeIolgt,
babe er feline flare &orltellltng; or
geItono Elm. Dab er sic &eble leines
Spfers nit einem eem0bnliben
Eol6enmelier ourf1dJnitten uro ounll
oen &0rper ourh Den Qrobt5aun nab
Dem 6luR oei6lcift itno bineingeluor-
fen. 0r beQing Die Sbat gegen 8
l(br. lin 7:45 botte er @rn. mo
6roi 9. y. Qn6e jr. gum gSobltba-
ttqfeitsball nod Der @erntonio-@nae
%Qefohrcn.
GGS Wteiler, nit Dem 2iio oie Chat
bc9ougcn. fano man 200 Ooros MORO
lid BON ser StGtte oeS &erbrehens
ouf Der StrnBe. @oIi5eidef @ebber
bate an Sontitog Wtorgen ocn bluti-
gen llcberrod ocs &erbrcders inter
cinem &utideniib in 0poe's Stol'gez
frnoen.
6rou @enrp Clio crIitt ourf sic
furdtbore Hohri6t einen lcelilhen
uno t0rperIidlen 3uiommenbrud)
nno iii jest Dem Sooe nobe. Gic
Ner5te boben nur nod 9eringe Noif-
ltlIflq, Die SSrult am Sebert Alt erhnItct.
Die 9ccroigung BON Tetro SolbcrQ
iano 0ienltog 3admittas itott.
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SOd;eiten.

SRI. angela Sitter pon Ga
GrOiis uno @rneft Is. BperS BON
@ornen. Nis.. tpuroen Mittpob Nor.
gen i'm 4farrbaule Der ct. NarD's @es
meinoe 9etraut.
SIN 8iarrbauis Der Griten 8onarss
9ntIonnIiitsn @emein6e Uuroeu SRI.
@lariiiaGe Gets uno 8iIlia M
Sdmedpeper BON 8eit Salem
getraut.
Gm Ditnstns Rahmittds uurosn 0
Bfurrer Solepb Risiterer Sri. ellie
Ye.rosti uno g t s. SeB sbe.
LID perbuHoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Die G0pptiidlc Sprinomnus.

Den Ger a9pptiihen Sprmgmaas,
Die ihrer benz &dngurub dbnliden
9eItalt ipegen audi dls IGnqurd6.
rate be3eidnet miro, ipeib Der epe>
maIlge 0ouotrneur con 3bartum,
Wtolor Stantor, cine bo1It intere|.
fante Gi9enbeit gu terihtsn. Bon ben
Gt9born9en lit e5 tstnnnt, haB lie
OILS tlu9e Sausbdlter pGbreno Sc.
3eit bes MISUNDERSTANDING fur oeu
tarten Wintel forgen uno in bobien
Sdumen, inter Saumipur3eln posr
Steinen ooer in einsm unbeniibten
Neite 0orratstammern onIeaen, Die
reidliA nit 9aielniihsn, 2annenscps
ten uno 10 peiter nneetilt iino; Gtn-
Iide Winterporrdts iommeln bic sseio>
maus uno Der 9omftsr in ibren tief
IN Der @roe n%ngelegten Wobnunetn
unb 8orratstammstn. SIN p%r.ltegen.
Den Sal banbelt es iid nun aber UNI
einen Wdferporrat, ben fih Die
Sprin9maus fir ole 3sit Der Oiirre
auf5uteben perftebt.
Oas Sier fommt beipnoers hdufia
IN poherdrmen 9esenesn Dor, in Re.
men bic %regenloie 3eit iets Wonlte
tpG6rt. Ni9t sinmol Sou fdnt in
bisier 3eit. Nad Der Regeneit
pG9it nun BORT cine bittere, aber aiis
%berorbentIid ioftteide Melone. eos
balo oieie reif lit, nogt Die Spring.
nous ben Stiel bur4 unn ipublt ben
Sano unter Ger bsrabaefallenen We
lone fort, 'OonB is in OaS God bin
dbfintt. Ser Mino mebt Damn bo!o
tpieber Sono baribcr, Der bic sSruGt
5uoedt uno Dor Dem Yprtrod7en
,i4ibt. Sur 3eit Der 9urte iudt nun
Die Spr, namaus eins ibrer persrl,
bersn Wte!cnen NAH Der anoeren aut
uno fiut ibren Ouiit oarur, bis bic
Re9enaeit pieeer eintritt. Sine en-
5t9e Sprir9mdis legt ii,t in oisls,
Weile einen 0orra: pan pisr5ia bis
funi5ig WIelercn al.
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Slus benz ,probib~. staa.e sar.

las ihreibt unS unler Jreun0 uno Sc
Ter BenseI Babner seIesentli1
ieiner Announcements @rnsusrung:
sd bin BON Ga groiis Der felt iiber
30 Sabrsn elm 2eisr bss ,NoroItsrn~.
uno uiinide jest ih mare in benz lido.
nen So @roHe seblieben itntt in fsn
Muderitaat 8nnioS gu m%anberu.
@riiBe IN oae meme oorttgsn 5reunoe
bon 5er5en. Sbr
Wen5eI Babner.
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sic Gsmonen lino irclunoIidlc
Sclte. Gem ruiliiden @dren, Der
lett Der ShIadt bel (onneuberg oa9
3ippertein bat, molen lic Elm t Ii rfi.
d es y a D bereitct.
Geit Der @abI lit Die Soltung
III 8oiblngton nod IN eutruIer"
a%etporoen, nod Dem He5ept: nG8
mtiB Den Deuti6en cingetrdntt mer-
oen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Nlbert bat Wonote BON Nrbeit uno ptel
@elo aufsemanot. bieies 9beoter gu .i.
mem ddten 5amiIien.@ 6 hOluussorte su
seitoltsn. uno alien Nnihein mad lit %
ibm selnn9en. @an5 beionoere Gorge
1T baraui usrtuanbt iporben, Si@erbeit
ssseH 6euerssefahr 5u ii@ern.
uno in oisisr Be5iehuns rebt bieiss
1beuter aonS sinsis ba. Gs bat srit.ns
tmtittn ben Sisreibsn 8 @dnee BON 6
6uB B,etts. iopie 9 Nuasdnre. BACON
4 paupicnssdnse sur Strait. 80 baB
bel elmer Bauif tein @ebrdnss sntitebsn
tOnnte. @Isftriihs Sddsr iorgen fir
ausreidenoe 2uft. girfulation,
umo ni6ts 1T in Besus auf ben Com.
fort Der Beiuber auBer Nht geIalien
murben. 9a Or. 4ltert MUIR erItflaiii.
sc @Orfibrunsen bes Nasrneueiten in
rMouiss" bieten nirb. 10 biirfte bag
neue 2beatsr o Gnfans on popular
me ben, unb man barf benz neuen llns
ternebmen ben olerbeitsn @rfols pOrs
ausiasen.
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SO K s.
0eue Qplisei,@prihrift.

Cabs. Die NadtS ibren Stanoplas an
Der n6r6lihen 3. StrnB. batien unb
meifsns fir .SUprioes" s.b.usrt MUIR
ben. miiien BON jest an iid auf Der
norb0flihen Ode bes Maritplases auf'
ftslen.
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S7O6.69 fur orue Qatienten.

Nuf benz Bcbltdtistsitsbuls, Der Iss'
ten 9onnsrstay in Der @.rmonias 6aas
ftattfano uno mo fid bic before @sisll
i6aft 0 Ga gr0iie Elm Ren6sSoous
CAB. muros obise Summe nlS Rein'
profit erjislt. Das @elo nir6 fir Be.
banoIuns uno Grbattuns BON armsn
Batienten i'm Ga Groiie Spital Der.
tuanot reroen.
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Yersnigunss=B esweiier.

Waieftie. Seben RadmittOs une gbeno
@anoeibiloer.
BiiOn. Seoen Rodmittns uno abeno
8anoelbiioer.
2prie. SeoeH Nudmiitas uno Gb.no
&anoelbiioer.
gaiinO. Seoen Radmittns unb Gbeno
WaHoelbiIner.
Gtar. Seben Radmittas unb Gbeno
Ranoelbiloer.
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HGionalia.

Srnu 8itteIfou uno 3ohter pom Bill
uautee ino i'm aaifliben Saule con Sid
0dIter Su BefuA ~anaefonmen.
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8euti6=S eiterrei6 ungarii6er
6ilfsfOnD.

5Olsen6s Bsitrdse wurosn Bm. Gl'
ming ourd Srn. Sohn NnItn.
.iiberSeben:
9nisnh Arrihih- Rnrmrr gpplie 100
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f1eg &er Seller gu nd5isen Gin.
len Ieiben motte. eiuen aerlaBiideu
8atbgeber fur 9eeos. snnn. &ertaaaes
braudlt. ober 8elo nuf quite Ssher6eit
nrsteiben rulu, iueuoe itb an B. &.
.SidtA 203 9. 4. Strabe.
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@eIdGfts 3utiseu.

f-sT y. g. Kan Auteu. scriid]es
rlinas : Naent; G~urgifaftsz ODER Sider<
belts : SoIos. 22S EenrI SiraBe.
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r1S7 Ser bette auiidenz nus gez
pddmaaennienit i'll Der Staot tpirs Sbnen
ben Der u aterGh 9ifp Grams
CT 6 .. eellefert. Yhones 179.
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9as neue Eari=5 beater.

n alien q. M. 6.
&hpeintiOn @ebdu'
be am Ssumarft
erOffnet morsen
Samitas laut Gn'
seiss Or. @Ibin
Nlbert oas nas
sslnsu einseri6te'
te Bart @ans
b E bi b ers
z heater. 6r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Die engliifen Sploo1en babcn
Dor ibrem Ib3uge aus 4ntiperpen
Naren inn @ertbe BON 200 Wiuionen
6rnnten m%utbmi1ig ~aerltort. SnI
Snterelle Der Civilization notlirIi6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Die Irnee Ser &erbunbeten
frnnte ni6t buntcr iein, ipenri
s agenbed ibr Srlippenlieferant
gefpeien mare.
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9u b~erfanien.
2anfabftattuna.

Nnen uniern Haftarn uno 6rcunOen
mbhten mir auf bieiem @ese ppn aansem
Sersen oanten fir tie uns m1breno Der
&ranfbeit u~nierer Iieben SHUTTER ulo @roBz
mutter,
Sran alma SShm,
erSeigte 3beilrohme. ippie Die ihr getpios
meten leBten @bren. Allen lei uodmals
innieit aebantt.
New Sartforb, Minn, 10. "ob. 1914.
Ine. Setm mns SamtIie.
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Neue(te Rn3ei8en.

aisiHt G~pe3Mlan3useR ioffen:
10 yeprie ober ipeHtaer eeufs,
II bis II Bort. . q, geute-
10 bis 20 % prte. -. 20 Gsufs-
81 bic rs SPprte 40 6euts
ueber Is VI orte 2 Gents pro Bort.
Etc &orte -Berlaust~. -Sn perfaufeH- vYn uer=
Eiiefhen" sBartHer p~erIaH9t" II. {. n. ioiDie bic
Hoore1en fno elm 3hetL Der ~snBetaeu nnb maHeH bet
Sreiszserehnuna ais u orte mitass6hlt perben.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07
.FLEN|I'INGI'T||.I0|N

BENNINGTON. Sept. &c. J.
Burnside. of Marion, o.. visited his
sister. Mrs. Joe Morris. recently.
Cecil Robinson is very. i'll at the
home OF his parents.
Miss Hattie Winter went to Clarks-
burg Friday to spend a:few days with III
Miss Madge Mcdonald, of Rey-
is here visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. George Dawson.
5 Mrs. Louise J. Roach. of Clarks-
burg. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Batson.
Mrs. Parker selyy. of Grafton: is
here visiting relatives.
Rosemont. were here Friday visiting
relatives.
Joe Morgan attended the fair at
Clarksburg Friday.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.. Mur-
ray were shopping in Grafton Friday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Monroe
and son. Thomas. and Miss Lucy
Monroe motored to the Clarksburg
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oil and gas, provided, however. that. a
we'll or wells be- drilled on. said lots OF
any of them. Two Hundred Dollars snail
be paid to, the owner OF said lot or 4ots
as liquidated damages by the said owner
OF said oil and gas, said amount TO be IN
lieu of all damages occasioned by the
drilling or operating of said well or
yells.7 There are excepted and reserved
from said. lots all the coal and other
minerals within and underlying the
same, together with the right to mine,
operate and remove said coal and other
minerals, all OF which exceptions and
reservations as to the oil and gas and
coal and other minerals contained in that
Certain deed made by the Jacobs-Frunty
Real Estate Building Company, bearing
date the 18th day of December. Il Sl2,
now of record in the County -ClerkS
office of Harrison County in Deed Book
No. PA. page s21: and being the same
lots conveyed to Thomas Il Nutter Dy
the deed last aforesaid.
separately. situated in Clark District.
I5arrison County, West Virginia. in the
vicinity of Clarksburg. known and des-
.fgnated as lots Nos. 81 ami S3, In what
Is known as "Jacobs-Subdivfsion of Hay
mond Heights, a plat of which Is or
record in the County Clerks Office of
Harrison County in Deed Book NO. ISL.
page H. and being the same lots that
were conveyed to Thomas D. Nuttsr by
-The Jacobs-Prunty Real Estate building
Company by deed bearing date the lfth
day of December. 1912. now of record in
the County Clerks Office of Harrison.
County In Deed Book No. PA. page 81.
; s. A certain lot with a dwelling house
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thereon, which lot Is designated ail1
known as No. 1879. on the plat 81 ftHe
Fair Grounds Addition 10 C1arkeRu1Esl
now of record In the County Clerl<,gsct 1-1
of Harrison County in Deed Book mo-
14S, page $50. which lot was conNeXt1
to Thomas Il. Nutter by Mamie r. HQW4f
bv deed bearing date the IA tn day sqH
january, 1910, now of record IN TIE
County Clerks office OF Harrison sQount4l
in Deed Book No 1872 page 29s.
TERMS OF SALE:i One7tflfrd CASH "a;
hand on day of sale. or as much more
as the purchaser or purchasers s gpa,Ei
elect to pay, and the residue to be pelia'
In equal payments of six and twelve
months respectively, from the datetQfi
said sale. the purchaser or purcl1askt
giving their promissory notes WI th;s gooaI
personal security. with interest at tx
per cent from the date OF safds&s14es
'due and payable In six and tweINa
months respectively, from the dqt4
thereof. and to further secure the sAls
deferred payments the said special cons
missioner shall retain vendors lietl On
respective unpaid purchase money <nl
Given under my hand this the Sd day
CHARLES q. COFFAfArs.
-5a Special COMMISSIONERS
8 T. I. Wade German. Clerk OF the Gffs7
cult Court OF Harrison County. Wei
virginia, hereby certify that bond Wild
security approved by me as Sulficieut
and in the penalty provided by said dn<s
cree has been given by said special eoHs
- WADE COFFcAfAN CLERK tk
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old HOME
Week Celebration is to Be Held
in RittsbHrg and Success
Appears Assured.

PITTSBuRG. "a, SEPT 1 ---ll.s
success OF Flttspurg O1u.. iaoI y
Week eeieDratlon' SeplenDesr ! =, -
1S Is assured. ~,
me 3 ,.,s =; 81
now been eppolnIec ana
mems are Wen; unoer 800
The entertainment commitIee M e
laid out the weeks genera pLog e ~. 7.
and has asked the. co-openaIliS0n q
the various civic and patrlolic OF ID
izat1ons to assls. IN " o 21.... =
program that Will demonslLae !. i iC.ss
burg's progress IN various direcllons.
as Wen as 70 Iurnlsn 2 WIoe- vs ~. :.
OF entertaining features 1orss out -
town guests. ~
The celebration VIII open Monoay
with Glad Hand; Day. to welcome
all visitors. Tuesday. has neen SCI g,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

The application for a pension by
George Philips, of French Creek, has
been filed with the Pension Bureau
by Congressman Sutherland
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DrC1ALs SAM oRsyA1-
81 UAAN1 Real 19xAEA1E A-11t- 81
" /. 8. MEAN 0kAR1DD
z SOLD Bf, Drug lS1S EVERYWHERE

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
made and entered on the Sd day OF July y
1911. in Chancery Order Book NO. 80.
&c lo1. In the sn sisaanr Mil Com
,ofher.s,. ,the Undersigned special commits
s saSasF y the aesh nay Of septeznlDsr.
1917 at IL 80 20 clock, p. M of that day.
4 tsstfds County. West Virginia. offer
for. sale to the highest bidder the. follow
ing A eepts lot Win dwelling house
beth Avenue on Elk Greek, In Broad
Ironing. 80 feet on said Elizabeth Ave
nue.. and extending back therefrom about
100 feet to Elk Creek, and 80 feet wide
In the rear, and being lot No. 3, as laid
down. on the plat OF; e. A. Osborn, ana
to Thomas L. Nutter and E. B. ,McDon-i
aid by Crthbert A Osborn and wife by
deed bearing date the 18th. day OF, Octo-'
Clerks once OF Harrison County In Deed
Book No. TT. page Il
thereon. Situated on Eitzabeth Ayenue.
on Elk Creek. In Broad Oaks. Harrison
County, West Virginia, fronting 80 feet
on said Elizabeth Avenue and extending
back therefrom, about loo FEET 70 Elk
SefnE iot sss i Mde down on the plat
of c.. A. Osborn and one. OF the same
lots that was conXgye6 60 n, whomaS RI
A. Osborn and wife Sbysdeed bearing date
the 10th. day of October. 1903. and or
record In .tlie County CLERKS office OF
Harrison County in Deed Book No: III,
s. Three certain lots to be sold sep
,arately. knownitand designated as lots
Nos. .3S. 80 and 40. located and situat ted,
Harrison County West Virginia, and
Designated by. said numbers on a certain
plat called. sMorri son,s Grove" now OF
record in the office of the Clerk of the.
County Court of Harrison County. in
Deed Book No. 1876, page SOP; but there
are excepted and reserved from said lots
all the oilsand gas within and underly-s
ing the same. together with the right to
driIl and operate thereon for said oil and
gas, to build tanks and structures and
lay pipe lines on and over said lots neg
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National Capital Notes


application was first turned down be-
cause of bad roads, the people along
the route spent two days at road build
ing, and then renewed their applica-
ton. Evidently their work was not
satisfactory, probably not being Of a
permanent character, for again the
application was refused. The pros
poets for it being granted anyways
son are practically nil, but with char
acteristic~ tenaciousness neither Suth-
erland or Miss is willing to give up
hope The real point of the case, how
ever, is this: without passable roads
there will be no free mail delivery SER
vice worth Dragging about.
The Raleigh Mining Institute at
Raleigh has conferred a fine compli-
ment upon Congressman-at-Lar
Sutherland, and one that he assuredIy
appreciates. The institute has made
him an honorary member for fifty
years in recognition of his interest in.
and services for, the miners of West
Virginia.
Congressman Avis has introduced
bills to grant pensions to John Swink.
of Greenbrier county; Amos Judson,
of Poca4ontas; and Elmer jenkins.
of Upshur
The application for a pension by
George Philips, of French Creek, has
been filed with the Pension Bureau
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Here is yo1r chance for a
home or an Investment:

/ have two Broom houses
on Locust street on a lot 671a
by 100 feet. The houses are
up-t date, in a good neigh
borhood and a splendid rent
ing proposition. Houses fin
ished in hardwood and in
good repair. This price is
for a few days only
$3.50
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BRoAD OAKS

Nine room house on a fine
lot 12Ox12O feet. House fin
ished in oak with large base
ment and bath room. Here
is your chance.
PRICE $1,000
81, 700 cash, balance like
rent.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Sen
,,,re,A. 70 1nr 4rLrosAn,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept T.
The government has been holding the
estate of John Wiley, who was post
master at Ta1cott, Summers county,
w. Va, for a number, of years prior
to his death April &c, 1914, for the
sum of a little short of $780, The gov
eminent claimed this amount because
it held that, when burglars forced an
entrance to the Office and blew up the
safe on the night OF December 2, 1912,
getting away with $527.27 worth of
stamps and money orders to the value
of $8S. AZ, the postmaster had been
technically at fault for the violation
of certain rules of the postoffice de-
partment governing the conduct of the
business The controversy between
the widow and the postohce depart
ment which has been pending for some
time has at last been amicably settled.
BY the efforts of Congressman-at-
Large Sutherland the government has
backed down from some OF its original
contentious. The result is that about
$500 is saved to the widow, the gov
eminent conceding that amount from
the sum OF its original contention.
The remainder amounts to very little
and will be paid to the postal author
tiles.
A great number OF petitions for ru-
raj free mail delivery in West Vir-
ginia, urgently pressed on the con-
gressmen and as urgently pressed by
them on the postof1ce department,
have been turned down on the
strength of unfavorable reports by IN
spectors that the roads were in such
shape as to be absolutely impossible
in the winter months. There have
probably been not less than fifty diner.
emit refusals on these grounds within
the last three months. The most re-
cent and interesting case is that at
Kenna, Jackson county: with which
case both Congressman Sutherland
and Moss have had much to do in get
ting a route established. When the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

The state OF Western Australia
owns $3.50 miles OF railway and
more than 500 miles are in course of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

Allie Davidson has been officially
named as acting postmaster at Cen
tralia, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

Leland ID. Lowe, of Petersburg
has arrived to make a visit with his
brother, Donald Lowe, the popular and
efficient secretary to Congressman
Hunter Moss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

In ten years France has spent $780,
600 900 on aerial war equipment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-07

fair Friday. ~.
Mrs. Ray Bailey Is very Ill at her
home. 80
Miss Lillian Garrett returned 20
her home at Ciarksburg Friday after
q weeks visit to relatives and
friends. IS
Misses Ona and Osa Springer are
visiting relatives near Boothsvilie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-05-06

-,.-.>n "a. -,IIr,c -A..s. e.
Pills for five years and they are the
only thing that Goes NE any good.
They have relieved neuralgia in ms
heaG in fifteen minutes. have also
taken them for rheumatism. head
ache, pains in the breast. to"thacar,
earache and pains in the bowels and
limbs. Eavc f6u"d nothing to
equal them and they arg Il! that is
claimed for them.
J. ". SEDGE. Blue Springs. Mo.
IT all druggists-25 doses 25 cents.
Never sold in bulk. ,
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Ell>hart. Ind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-05-06
ADAMS BIG BOIL
DROUGHT RESTING
C1ICN.

Two years ago l purchased some
improved cotton seed from a Geor-
cia farmer who had bred it up, pay
ing 81. cents per pound for the
seed. 1t is large, deeprooted, re-
sistipg drought storm and rust.
Have made 664 pounds per acre of
lint on thin land by using only 200
pounds of standard guano. On same
grade of land fwith my next best
variety only made 800 pounds OF
lint. Seed cotton from 32 well &C.
veloped bolls weighs pound. Will
stand drought three weeks longer
than other varieties.
] have a limited quantity of seed
that | will sell for $500 per bushel.
Send in your orders at once.
r. F. ADAMS.
r. F. D. No. ., Batesburg, 5. e.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-18

ever eminent and learned the other
competitors and writer's. when Mr..
Fisher, working under his famous mot
to, used with telling effect in the st.
Louis Post Dispatch essay and in the
essay on rum-"Get the Truth"-turns
his mind to the analysis Of question.
judges who do not know his race al.
most invariably place the results of his
Investigations. his essays. his philos,
ophy, at the head Of all those who com
pete.
What the colored people want Isaac
Fisher to do now is to prepare some
books for and about the Negro-some
enduring works that colored children
may read and be helped: some death
less classic that will inspire the race
through all times. He Is at present
editing the Negro Farmer at Tuskegee
institute.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-18

homes Of Thomas II. Hayes, Robert
Church, Joseph Settle and Mr.. Saun-
ders being conspicuous because Of their
beauty and ampleness. Memphis Is not
behind some other cities ! have visited
because Of lack Of capital being In
the possession Of men Of the race, but
rather because the capital possessed Is
not working in unison. : .. - .
Robert Church is wonderfully ag-
gressive man, possessing great means
and the energy Of youth. Thomas 81.
Hayes is another very energetic and
successful business man who has
amassed considerable Of this worlds
goods. Messrs. Clausen and Saunders
and several others | might name have
made great success as individuals.
Memphis is ripe for a business re-
vival among our people. Memphis pos
sesses the men, and her men possess
the means