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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-31

FOR SALE-At sacrifice, new
cylinder high grade marine engine,
1915 horse power. Inquire at Carter
| Co., Fourth and Des Moines.
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WANTED-Sewing to do at home.
Phone Red-1259.
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FOR SALE-Young shoates and
brood sows. Miss Weyand, Middle
road. Phone Red 31S.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-Hav
you a good auto to offer as part
payment on a home? II so, address
T. T., care Gate City.
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FortnIahtIy ciub I

FortnIahtIy CLUB Today.
Mrs. Edmund Jaeger, 8O6 Grand
avenue, entertainet the Fortnightly
club this afternoon.
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FOR RENT.

room modern house. Inquire 227
North Ninth street.
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FOR SALE-Have you a small house
or lots to offer as part payment on
larger house? II so, write NJ. L., care
Gate City.
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Fer SALE-Office railing, desks.
office desk and stool. 1 long table,
typewriter. II. 8. Mills, 16 North
Sixth street.
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FOR REyNT-Half Of store room. Pos
session can be had April 81. En-
quire at Philips Art Store or tele-
phone 1203-Black.
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FOR SALE-For one week will of
fer for sale my 7-passenger 5O-h. p.
car which is in excellehr condition
and fully equipped. J. F. Elder.
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Will Discharge Debt.

1t is further understood and agreed
that no suit shall ever be instituted at
any time hereafter against the said
Bankers Surety company on said
bond, but that the payment of said $4,-
600 by said company shall be an abso-
lutte discharge of all liability thereon
and work an absolute cancellation Of
the same.
If for any reason the Bankers Sur
ETY. company should fail to make pay
ment of said $4,000 within the time
mentioned, then the plaintiff shall
have the right to proceed with its said
suit against the said Bankers Surety
Company without prejudice.
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Compromise Stage is Reached and
Stipulation to Turn Over S.
800 is Signed by
Attorneys.
COUNTY WILL BENEFIT
Believed That All Of ALLEGED Short.
age Can Be Covered-Jury
Dismissed Until
April II.

A settlement was reached IN the
case of c. M. Hart, clerk of the dis
trict court, for the use and benefit Of
Lee county against c. B. Lake and the
Bankers Surety company today, and
the jury was dismissed. According to
the stipulation. Lake is to turn over
the money in the National bank,
amounting to S1,351.OS and the Bank
ers Surety company is to pay to the
plaintiff the sum of $4,000.
Following is the full text OF the
stipulation reached today in this case:
1t is hereby stipulated and agreed
defendants in the above entitled cause
that the defendant Lake shall at once
turn over to the plaintiff the amount
standing to his credit as clerk in the
keokuk National bank, amounting to
$1,351.08 and that the defendant, the
Bankers Surety company, shall, with
in fifteen days from this Gate, pay to
the plaintiff the sum Of 81 1000 and that
upon receipt of the moneys aforesaid
the said defendants and each of them
shall be released and relieved of all
liza bilty on the bond on which suit
was brought in this case. and this suit
shall thereupon be dismissed by the
plaintiff; the plaintiff and defendants
each to pay one-half Of the costs here
in. r..-
1t is further expressly agreed and
understood that the release and dis
charge of the defendant, Lake, from
further liability on the bond involved
in this suit shall in no way effect his
liability or obligation for anything
that may have occurred at any time
other than the period covered by the
bond sued on in this case, but it does
discharge said Lake from all liability
for that period, except that said Lake
is not to be discharged as to any items
that are properly chargeable upon
any other official bond given by him.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Thomas Redding. keokuk. Hattie
McCune, Keokuk.
Eli Walter Bennett, Bowen, Grace
Allene Rock, Bowen.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06

that probably most 81 them have gone
to Europe for the war. s5 60.
Peter Wilczek Of Little Falls was q
caller II this vicinity last Sunday.
Look out for another wedding in
the sixth ward soon.
Halloween passed by very quietly
this year. No one experienced any
trouble with the young folks.
a bad storm which lasted for about
two hours today blew over small build
ings and hay stacks in East Darling.
The farmers are busy husking corn
now days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boxell and chill
dren called on August Blomquist Sum
day. They think Darling is o. K
Mrs. Nellie Lind raised some fine
vegetables in her garden this year.
Many other Darling women had fine
gardens.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
FAWNDALE

November 3.-H. M. Kinney is work.
ing for Nick Carey:
s. Sobieck was a business caller at
Elmdale last Thursday.
s. Larson is threshing cloyer for
John Barton.
Rudolf Hamm was in Little Falls
Saturday after two barrels Of lime. q
John Lyshik went to Little Falls
Saturday on his wheel.
y Nick Kuka autoed to Little Falls.
Justie and Bessie Raudgis called on
Ruby Taylor. .;ss ;sz
L. Larson and son Ernest, went to
Little Falls Saturday On business.
Arthur Taylor was to Swan River
last week. 3. +z @
Mrs. Baumgart of Little Falls was
out visiting old friends, - - ~ = ::
Miss Esther Larson was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Bosell, last Thursday.
Frank Kay is helping Joe 'Yasger
plaster his house: <@r-r - ~ - - .,
Paul Stanek has moved on the Rich
ard Kay farm for five years.
s.. Mr.. Yavorski will move on his ten
acre farm in Swan River.
Pauline Madgzirs is huskings corn
for John Gwosdz. # E#
= sMr. Ktremenski. has rented the old
Jim Green farm for five years.
/. Peter Blair has sold his farm in
.Ewanville township to Mr. Kalis of
;Bowlus. # # Us . "a - . -
George Larson called on Arthur Tay-
'lor last Sunday. IL: ~
Joe Truttwin has finished plastering
bis house.
& Mr. and Mrs: Eric johnson and son
ssAlgot, and Mr.. and Mrs. Melburg of
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06

Little Falls visited at the home 81 II.
Larson and A. Bosell Sunday. *
Esther Larson and brother spent last
Tuesday evening at E. b. Taylor IS. Is
Jake Pointek called on r. Hamm last
Tuesday.
John Madgzirs, who has been en-
ployed in the twin cities, has returned
home. a. # S5s s5s .8 sss s@ 7 ;s7 sSsss5
Walter Taylor visited with Ernest
Larson last Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Pointek and childrenSvis.
tied, with Mrs. Simon Pointek.
L. Larson has completed his cement
floor in his barn, using: 9 trife over
two tons Of: cement. a
Julia Raudgis was county seat call
John Lyshik and Frank Raudgis
called on Arthur Taylor.
/ Arthur Taylor was q Flensburg call.
Fer last Monday. .. ..I i.
A carload Of cattle was shipped out
Of Flensburg last Monday.
Hallowe' en-
At Larson 3 home on Saturday last,s. :.
At eight by the clock, and half an
- honr past, =@,-..~= ..,.
Arrived the forty, who were the guests
At the .witche 3 home, in her cozy nest
They: came prepared for .Hallowe ZEN
i &,s stoasts, 81 + + q
And were not afraid Of black cats
= witches, *hobgobblins or. ghosts, ".
Nor feared the stare Of the ghostly
face
Of Jack 'o-lanterns grinning at every
- farm place:
The rooms were tastefully decorated
| in red and gold,
Autumn leaves, pine boughs, and Jack
s. o'-lanterns bold; ..s
While the guests were amused until
hours late,
Each determined to learn tt.his'' OF
tther" fate. a. 81
EO'er hill and dale, by the witch they
l. were led, I
Thru the land Of horrors, ever onward
| they sped,
Now running-now pausing, both
large and small, IA ! III. *, L:
The grand march was thoroughly en-.
joyed by all.
When toward midnight refreshment,
were served, @
Loud lamentations could then be heard
Alas for the maid who the thimble
r 81 found >F.sas3 t=l:5 esf = q
That left Impressions deep and pro.
|5aS5 found. p. ~ - =. :. -: =
lx.Where1 is the .rings>'',. everyone asked
! That remained puzzle until the last
| But it was said bye.one that knows,
It was found and spocketed by one Of
the boys. So. :
The guests all report very good. time
And tho It Of the days Of ttAuld Lang
fSyne, = s IL.
While all proclaimed it could not be
beat 0 seq.
That it takes the witches to give such
a treat. sasS5,' ~ <
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
RANDALL,

November 3.-Oscar Wahlberq, who
has been employed at Ironton for the
past several months, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy Of Superior, ar
rived here Thursday for an extended
visit with relatives, the guests Of Mrs.
Duhy's sister, Mrs. Jim Totten and
Mrs. Fred Freeman.
Mrs. John Wahlberg and Mrs. Carl
Whiting were early morninc passen-
gers to Little Falls Thursday
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave chicken pie supper in
the Woodman hall Thursday evening
which was well attended. The pro.
ceeds amounting to $22.8O. Il
Miss Elsie Kiley Of Holdingford ar
rived here Thursday for short visit
with her aunt Mrs. Thos. Lambert. She
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Karhula have re-.
turned home after short visit in Me-
nahga, MINI. ..S.
Joe PierceIof st. Paul autoeds to this
place Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Zolman and daughter Rose, and Mrs.
=. N. Ray all Of st. Paul, and his.
sister Miss Ada Of Minneapolis. They
were guests =of his parents, and
-
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
GREEN PRAIRIE

November 4.-Spirit Vasaly and DR..
s. Fortier were on the Prairie Sunday
Mrs. Jessie Swanson and family at.
tended the wedding of her nephew,
Geo. Swanson, in Freedmen last Thurs,
day: - :. s..
motored to Culdrum Sunday for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. D. H. Camp.
bell and family.
G. E. Wittwer has been repairing the
Green Prairie rural telephone line this
week. eSz5 =
Mrs. August Anderson entertained
the Ladies Aid society Thursday af-
ternoon at her home.
C. E. Cannon is putting new ce.
ment foundation under his house. Chas.
Wittwer is doing the work for him.
Miss Mettie Eckerson went to Swan
vile Friday to attend the supper and
program and also took in the dance.
Carl Anderson was quite sick last
week but is better at the present writ.
ing.
Mrs. Carl Nelson will entertain the
Ladies Aid at her home Nov. IL. Ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
Ben Eckerson went to Randall on
Tuesday evening. @
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Harlander are
quite ill at their home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eckerson and
children Of Seattle, WASH, arrived
home Wednesday morning for visit
with his parents.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06

work this fall than IN any year before
in this vicinity. The increased acre
age Of clover means better farming
and higher priced land. .S.s.
81 George Docken was a county seat
caller Saturday.
Katie Borash left for Minneapolis on
business Tuesday, returning Saturday.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. John Thies,
a daughter. I.
Mary Benson Of Montana was in
our burg Sunday visiting friends and
relatives.
VIM. Meyer is on the sick list.
John Heurung was St. Cloud busi-
ness caller Wednesday.
Frances B0rash, who was here visit
ing here sister Katie, for couple OF
weeks, returned to her home in Bowlus
Thursday.
Ed, Tanner of Little Falls was here
on business Sunday. saj5 zsa e
Walter Litke and Christ Gust Of Lit
tie Falls were here Sunday visiting old
friends.
Otto Dengel Of Little Falls called
on his parents here Sunday.
/ a, A. A. Hesch and wife and M. -E
Hesch were in Ramey visiting T. A
1Sssa We1l <aaaeSi, there are enough weddings go
ing on. ....
Frank Hortsch and wife were in
Ramey on business Sunday: i.
David 3Norrsion of New York is en-
ployed by A. A. Hesch.
Lizzie Kelley left for Garfield Sat
urday, where she will visit her parents
week or 80. 0.-,se,~-@~>,,.r.--s.s-
John Poster transacted business il
Pierz Friday.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
BUCKMAN

October .28.-Frank Phlata was here
ON a visit at the Joe Hortsch home the
last Of the week. :
Ed Hortsch left for Upsala Mon
day, where he will run creamery.
s. T. "A Hesch, who is running sa'
loon in Ramey, was home on visit
with his mother, Mrs. Paul Hesch. He
reports business good.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redding were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Mr. Brewers bought an auto.
Harry Docken was county seat visit
or Wednesday,. #
Clara Hesch Of Pierz called on Henry
Weiling and wife Friday.
Mrs. Aug. Dehler returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday. She had been
there on a visit. At .#
Hubert Kelzenberg moved his clover
huller to Ramey Thursday, where he
will do some hulling.
Harry Docken is reported sick.
joe .Kinzer is shredding his corn
now. We sure are having nice weather
for such work.
Ed. Hortsch was visiting his sister,
Mrs. Aug. B. Dehler, the last of the
week.
Henry Dengel and daughter Katie,
were county seat callers Thursday.
Announcement was made Sunday Eof
the coming marriage of Katie Dengel
to .JoeBreigemzer.
George Kuschel took load of clover
to Pierz Thursday. Glover is worth 81
per- He said he had On 5000 worth.
Bertha Hunk of Royalton was here
in her auto Saturday on visit at the
Hortsch home.
Mary Hesch called on her sister in
Rice Friday.
Mrs. Albert Deh1er returned from
Minneapolis Saturday, where she had
been on visit with her mother, Mrs.
Theo. Decker, the past two weeks. ;|.
Lucy Hesch was in Pierz Sunday to
visit friends and relatives. E E$
Theresa Brewers, who is employed
in Minneapolis, was at home on a few
days. visit with her parents. = ~ ;.
Winter is coming sure, by Heck. %
The clover huller is finding more
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
TWIN LAKES

November Mrs. Vincent Olek
and daughter Mary, Mrs. John Cimen.
ski and Mike Zulke, were in Little
Falls On business Friday.
Many from here attended the Min.
chow and Nowak wedding Wednesday
at Pike Greek.
Those who were in Little Falls on
business Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olek and daughter Blanche and
son John, Axel and Fred Okerman,
Lawrence Cimenski, Paul Deering,
Adolph johnson, Hugo Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Stoltman and daughter Ag.
nes Joe Cimenski, Anton Shultz, Char
les Carlson, Vincent Dourof, Mrs.
Vince Witte, Joe Witte, Joe Piekar-
ski and Mrs. Martin Deering.
Simon Kedrowski was Lake caller
Sunday.
Miss Paulina Olek called Monday on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cimenski.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06

q Iear aside The |curtan cf Europes politics and Gee
the grim sinister game Of chess that Is being Played
See upon what slim, yet desperate, excuse the sacred
lives Of millions may be sacrificed Read the history
d the past one hundred years, written by Of the
greatest authorities the world has KNOWN and learn
the Naked shameful truth Just get you started a.
Review of Reviews subscribcr make you this extra,
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Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
WEST BELLEVUE. .

November Many people attended
election in Royalton Tuesday. 8
II. Zimmerman and family spent
Sunday at Flensburg.
. Mrs. N. O. Anderson Of Gregory
went to Royalton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Lambert visited
Mrs. Hattie Hershey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Dassow visited at
J. r.. Stone 8 Thursday. .@=
Frank Kusterman went to Swan
River Tuesday.
Eber Trask and III. E. Lambert were
in Royalton Tuesday.
Mrs. Wayne Pauley visited Mrs.
Lawrence Thursday.
H. Kuschel and family went to Roy
alton Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06

the shipmanS home for the past week,
left Tuesday for Fargo. 8
J. shipman loaded stock at Flens-
burg Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Buelow and Mrs. r.
Buelow were visitors at Flensburg on
Monday. ...
s. F. Campbell's threshing outfit
pulled into our neighborhood again
Monday, where he will finish up the
fall run. .5S=
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
SOUTHWEST DARLING

November 3.-John Vertin of Little
Falls was here again with land buy
ers.
John Larson is blowing for August
Blomquist these days.
The Rockdale farmer has been Of
fered $4,000 for his 80-acre farm. He
wants $1,000.
We understand Emil Taberman is
going into the real estate business.
a Mrs. Mathilda Rendahl returned Sat
zurday from visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. =. J. Rosnagle Of Bakersfield,
Cal, writes that they are having fine
weather out there now. She said that
she has not heard from any Darling
people since last spring and thinks
Little Falls herald., 1914-11-06
CULDRLIM. Il .

November 3.Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Edden and family of Green Prairie
autoed to Culdrum Sunday for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. D. H. Camp
bell, and family.
Alta Buelow and brother Charles, Of
Swanville, spent Sunday at their home.
Miss Grace Shipman and Hjel-
mer Oleson, who have been visiting at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-08

OR RENT room house, With bath
front and back porehes and Vel OF
coed water. Apply to VIM. r. Ionke,
the Tailor, F'ordyce Building
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TAILORING
WANTED 10 III

WANTED 10 BTY-A second band
camera, Century No. 2 or any
make. with front extension Apply
at Bazaar Mfllinerys a ~ SECOND
street.
Mrs. ]. A. Day. Lyceum Theater
Tickets
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FOR RENT-0ne room house. PAN
try, well of water on the porch, gas
in all the rooms; good garden, rent
reasonable. George p. Harshai.
Howard street. Industrial. City.
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or NELL EaNUGES.

The following is q two days gauge
sand development in sardis district
this county. Senatofi, Nathan Goff's
No. 80, $50 barrels; J. T. Miller e.
Company's No. 2, ~ +. Lanham, az
barrels; Vesper Gas Company's No. 81
/. c. e w u. Perry, $40 barrels and
Philadelphia Company's No. q John #.
Sprout, 100 barrels.
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BooTLEtsGER

MoRGANTOWN. Jan. s,clar-
ence Cowe1l and. Lonnie Tohr. well
known young men of this city; JEefe
arrested by Chief or Police Yoke qn
warrants charging them With boot
logging. information on which the
All Cunning ham before Squire Bark
or -. 80 l..-s- -. .,..s.as
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REAL EsFATE

A RARE BARGAIN ON CLAY sT.-
a large level lot 55x2Go on which Is
3 four room cottage. The lot faceG
on. t1o streets, and the price asked Is
extremely lowZO0RSideriQs the Local
ton. There afS but few properties
for sale in th1A section, and this Is
offered at 4 sacrifice because sof
owner leaving town. Fred B. Wood
& Co.. Room 500 Cog Building BaaE
phone 1899. z.
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ONE store room and several offices In
the LalsLetter building, good loca-
ztion for lawyers. opticians, or real
estate agent. Call at room 207. or
Bell phone 240-L.
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HOUSE RAISING

a compete wreck may be the result
unless you engage a competent. man
to raise and move your buildings
See W. NJ. Wright, house mover, S24
East Pike street., Eel phone a61O-R
Clarksburg. w. Va. ~
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DRUG sUNDRIEs

DENT BROS. are carrying q complete
line OF Partisan Ivory and Toilet
sets. Prices right. 826 East Pike
Street
Special this week, DIke's Peroxegen
Face Cream, greaseleRg cream
absorped instantly by the skin;
cooling and refreshing for cnaps
and windburn, nothing better for use
after shaving. Does not promote
the Erawth Of hair One trial win
convince you This week, one trial
jar prepaid for ESQ, or large jar Tor
SOC. Farrells Drug Store, 3O5 West
Pike Street, Clarksburg.
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$500 cash and the balance
like rent at $50 per month,
and also a number of other.
desirable properties at mod
crate prices.
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SHOE REPAIRING

REAI LEATHER and expert service
is the combination that makes my
shoe repairing service the best in
Clarksburg. Modern Shoe Repair
Shop, 120 South Second street.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD to allow the
children to 60 out with shoes that
have leaky soles. Irepair them with
real leather. j. o. Hopkins, Prop
ia North Second street
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CEREMONY Held.

GALVESTON, Tex Jan. SIN
cozninde moratfon of the battle Or ~
Orleans the Sevent United States
infantry held the cen rtoily
to tlie colots's on .tlle rerads ground
at Fors Crockett tod
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T.ADTES' TAILOR

IN Making garments for my CUSTOM
ers, only the best materials. from
outside to lining, are useds none
them, and a perfect fit and fnish is
Absolutely guaranteed j. Meyers,
Ladies Tailor. Over -Bijou theatera
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FOR REST-FoHr room cottage with
bath on Benhom street. splendid
location. seven minutes walk from
court house. Apply to Chas D. Max
we'll. MCCaTty Building, 72-J Ben
phone.
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d young man, b posi-
ton as bookkeeper. can fuEuIs9
l-glerence as to character and abik
ity. Address Box e46, City.
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PEReoNAL

THE FACE rejects age, the figure tells
a stery which is apparent to all. The
way to look a. young az you feel
Dis easily proven if,you will let II.
Ullman ut you to q Gossard Corset.
Room 402, Con Bldg.
Virginia Zerby, Lycenm -Theater
Tickets ~ 800
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REAL ESTAI I'D BARGAINS

We think that the year 1919 VIII be
the best year for making money ON
real estate IN the history Of CiilFlSs-
burg. With the improvements which
are TO be made IN our street connoc@
lions with Glen FAX. and the develop
ment Of other valuable properties ID;
good. Let everybody put = shoulder
to tlaa wheel OF progress and boost.
Don't knock.
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LOST

or near Masonic temple,
Friday night, large oval silver
shoe bucket, set with rhinestones
Finder please return to Mrs. " L.
Highland; $40 E. Main street and
receive reward e ~ 49,
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FOR RaNT-store Rooms

ron RENT-TWo large, desirable
stree rooms in the Masonic building
on West Pike street. Apply at build
Ing.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE

DETECTIVE 8 M leg
1Sate business strictly. coma den ia1.
3 p: Nos Boz 17O: cl l q y y g
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WANTED-A man, with small family
to work as attendant on part of my
farm, and rent part of it, with three
rooms. OF my dwelling house, and
part of other buildings. For fur
ther Information call lpr address
F. NJ Rogers, w. " Residence Nc
Inttre Fork run.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

JTANTED-Position by experienced
lady stenographer, with knowledge
OF bookkeeping. Address ''R' care
4 Telegram Office.
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AUTOMOBILES

-
WANTED on to remove carbon
from your auth mobile with our new
Oxygen Gas Process; $1.Oe per cyl
inder: work guaranteed. Thonp
son Garage Company, w. Main ST
IN STOCK complete line 1914 Paige
cars, all new, fully equipped, elee&
tricaIly lighted and started. Prices
$s75 and $1275. Monticello Auto
mobile G Garage Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-08
MA.II. oRDER

SPECIAL THIS WEEK--Heavy red
felt chest projectors, two siEes soc
and 75c: Flannel lined channels
chest protectors $3.50, $3.50 and
$2.ee Postpaid. Stone & Mercer,
Clarksburg. A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-08

Between West Poplar street
and Waldo hoteb a bunch of keys.
= Return to baker of the Waldo hotel