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Iished steamship lines, and with the
others by occasional sailing and
tramp steam vessels.
1t is probable that the danger to
Florida from the port of Havana is
small, owing to the splendid health
service of the island under DIR. Gui-
teras. The menace from New Orleans
by the marine route is likely to be
minimized under the direction of
Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the
United States public health service,
who is in charge of the situation
there, and who will direct the fumi-
cation of all vessels bound from that
port A greater danger TO other
ports from New Orleans may lie in
the fact that infected vessels may
have sailed from the Louisiana city
before the plague situation there was
announced.
New Orleans and the world are to
be congratulated that Surgeon Gen
eral Blue occupies an official posi-
ton through which his services are
available in the present situation.
His personal direction of the plague
eradication in San Francisco some
years ago, established his reputation
as one of the foremost authorities in
the world in treating and Danish ng
this dread disease.
The plague, of which the bubonic
form is but one phase of develop
ment, is probably the greatest cpl
demic scourge in the history of the
world. 1t has claimed more victims
in Europe, China and Turkey than
all the wars that have ravaged the
Continent. It's mortality has beer
as high as ninety per cent. Tt i:
communicated by the bite of the flea
that infests the hide of the rat, and
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it gets the infection from the diseas-
ed rodent. The rat and the ships
that carry the marine commerce of
the world, are inseparab1e, and the
infected rat deserving the ship at any
port, may introduce the disease. In
fected rats may be present at any
given locality for several months be-
fore the disease is communicated to
human beings. In its development in
the human host its progress is usual
ly rapid, reaching its final determi-
nation within few days, generally
in less than a week.
In view of the present situation,
the State Board of Health urges upon
the attention of the authorities of
every FLORIDA city an immediate and
thorough rodent survey, particularly
at the seaports on the gulf and At
lantic sides of the state. BY this is
meant that every effort shall be
made to trap the rats, especially
! along waterfronts. Every animal
showing indications of disease should
be examined bacteriologically for ey-
idence of this infection. For such
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THE PLAGUE

The plague surrounds Florida and
is knocking for admission at the
doors of her port cities.
The warning sounded by the
State Board of Health, some two
months ago, was not an empty noise.
The danger is a real one and the var
ious municipalities of the state
should add their efforts to those OF
the board to ward it off,
The situation at the present date
July Sis practically this: Ac-
cording to the reports of the United
States public health service, twenty
seven cases of plague, in one form OF
another, have been reported in Cuba
since March 5, 1914, with six fatal
titles. twenty-five of these cases
have occurred in Havana and one al
each of the two other points Tele-
graphic reports subsequent to the
publication of the latest bulletin Of
the public health service, note a new
focus at Santiago, Cuba, where two
cases have been announced.
The occurrence of the disease a
New Orleans is also of recent date
These developments indicate tina
this danger menaces Florida from
three known points, and with one o
these, Havana, this state is in dali.
communication by regularly estab
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TILE SILVER MEDAL CONTEST

The silver medal contest held at
der the auspices of the w. C. t. U.
was very interesting and enjoyable.
1t is a pity that so few people are
interested in the temperance work.
Why not show that you are on the
side of right by attending these
speaking contests and thereby en-
courage the young speakers and
others who are doing their best to
held every week until further notice
and we will expect to see you there
next time. The girls all did fine and
the medal was awarded to Alice
Colbert. Miss Louise Jones favored
the crowd with piano solo and fol-
lowing the contest Miss Gladys Mar
tin sang His Lullaby" and "A Little
Pink Rose" Miss Jones playing the
accompaniment. Mrs. ID. A. Smith
gave her selection on which she won
the medal last week, by special re
suest. Claude Smith sang as a solo,
Where is My Wandering Boy To-
night" and all enjoyed his rich
young voice and we heard many
words of COMMUNICATION and hopes
that he will give us another song
soon The medal was presented by
the w. C. T. U. president, Mrs. T. E.
Bridges, with a very nice little talk
on the work and words of encourage
ment for the speakers. Another con-
test will be held next week by q
class of girls older than these. You
cannot help but be interested and
entertained if you will come. The
| judges were F. w. Ditto, Mrs. G. w
| Martin, Mrs. D. A. Smith.
Mrs. G. D. Washburn,
Medal Contest Superintendent.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A Osborn of
Morriston, Miss Clara Johnson and
prabably Miss Legie Bitch will go
10 White Springs next week for a
Eortnight's soiourn. They will motor
Ehrough in the Osborn Cadillac.
Mrs. Maude Horne and children
and mother, Mrs. Edwards, will join.
the Ocala contingent at Daytona
Beach next week for a stay of some
length.
Mrs. IS. "A Raw1s and three young
: daughters have returned to Jackson
Vile after visit of three weeks to
. friends and relatives in this city.
KeaVe tomorrow morning in their car
for Jacksonville. There they will be
Joined by Mrs Hall and Master Har-
r5ngton Hall, who will go up on the
safternooD train, and they will pro-
EGed to Atlantic Beach to remain at
the Continental hotel until August,
when they will leave the state to en-
Coy motoring trip, probably to
As3leville, n. G. In September they
viii be joined by Robert and William
Hall, who are members of a camp
ing party near BreVard.
A picnic party motoring to North
Lake Weir yesterday to spend the
evening enjoying the diversions Of
tered at the lake and a picnic sup
per included Misses Mabel Bachelor
anex Sandifer, Mary Erwin, Jewel
MARROW, F7ossie Evans of Belleview
Ruby Fausett, Messrs. William and
Leo Riley, William Hood, Clarence
B1alock, Ernest huffman and Ma2
Carter. Miss Sa1liebird Young and
Miss lille Frost chaperoned tht
party.
Rev. Dominic Bottolacio priest o
st Philips Catholic church, accom-
panied by Misses Antionette am
Catherine Bottolacio, left today 70
New York, where they will sail 70
Europe. They will he away fou
months.
Miss Meta JeWett and niece, littl
Miss Margaret Jewett of Lakeland
left this afternoon for Winston
salem, n. c., to visit relatives TO
1he remainder of the summer.
The state B. Y. P. U. encampmen
held annually at Lake City on tn
Columbia College campus will begi
next Sunday and close Friday night
The OcaIa union will be represente
al the encampment by Rev Bunya
Stephens, Mr. w T. Gary and so
I0aIber, Messrs. Frank Gates, job
Tarver, Morris Osborn and seVers
Others who will leave for Lake Cit
IN the early train Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rogers {
Atlanta, who have been visiting NJ
Rogers parents, Col. and Mrs. R. j
Rogers in this city, and his brother
at Lynne, have returned to Atlanta
Internationally the name of Mi
Pauline Coulter, the attractive que
OF Mrs. D. r. Handley, was omitte
from the list of guests attendfr
aghA Messrs. Andersons' dance.
Mrs j. B. Borland and Miss
2Asuise and Ethel Borland of Cit
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Eastern Star Meeting

A splendid meeting of the Ocala
Chapter No. %, o. E. s., was held
Thursday night in Yonge's hall with
about thirty members present.
Mrs. Julia Weihe and Mrs. Laura
Marsh received the degrees of the
order, and several applications were
taken.
The chapter enjoyed a fine talk
from Mr.. Eigle, who recently came
here from Palatka and Mr.. c. E.
Conner gave a good account OF the
o. II. S. work as he saw it in several
states while away lately
After the close of the chapter ice
cream and cake was served by the
ladies.
During the summer until October
there will be only one meeting a.
month of the chapter, on the second
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Davis of Zuber
passed through the city today en-
route to Lake Weir, where with Mrs
Davis sister from Jacksonville and
several friends, they will occupy one
of the Conner cottages until the
first.
Mrs. L. d. Beck of Cottage Hill is
an inmate of the Marion County Hos
pital.
Word comes from Demorest, Ca,
where Mrs. r. B. Bullock and child
rem are summering, that Miss Josie
Bullock has been quite sick for
week, which will be unwelcomed
news to her many friends.
Miss Eva Parker OF Fayetteville,
n c., is the attractive guest of her
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Phillips have
as their guests Mr.. Phillips sister,
Mrs. NJ. A. Collins, and his niece and
nephew, Miss LIMA Lee and Mastey
Lovick Lee, all of Jacksonville.
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August for fortnight's stay and
have as their guests Mrs. Green 5
sister, Mrs. S. G. Meyers and family
of Tampa.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL

Atlantic
the finest smoothest and broad
climate OF
from other
Water mild the
delicate
Rates-S25O S3 $12
W. H. ADAMS Owner and Manager, Pablo Beach, Florida
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examinations the laboratories of the
state board. at Jacksonville. Pensa-
cola and Tampa, are available.
The importance Of prompt and
thorough action in cooperation with
the State Board of Health cannot be
too strongly emphasized.
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Miss Bfahche Nizelle is the guest
Of Miss Annie Davis, coming down
from Oran gBSfake today for the Ed
win Swain concert tonight.
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Musical circles and almiring
friends are looking forward to the
Edwin Swain concert this evening at
the Temple with a great deal Of
pleasure. The concert IS given IN
der the auspices Of the Woman
Club and promises to be one OF the
finest programs rendered in this city
for. a -Il4ta44 per fsssears.
Miss Sara All, Who has been the
1e+e4s- fortnight guest of Miss Blair
woodrow, will eaye on the early
train tomorrow for her home in
!. Charleston. S. c. Mss All has been
an admired guest at number Of
parties and her friends regret that
aer first first to Ocala is not to be
longer but will anticipate another in
the near future.
Mrs. J. NJ Gross left today for
Northington Springs to remain ten
days or two weeks.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Robertson
and children left this afternoon for
Ya1aha to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank
DmTand Mr. Robertson will return
Monday, leaving his family for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. John Spencer and Miss Mann
1e sue Spencer came up from their
summer home on the gulf yesterday
for a few days stay.
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Miss Eva Parker OF Fayetteville,
n. c., is the attractive guest of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Parker.
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J. Advertase in shs srAH for resuls..
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS

<'@~:~*::
Of you nave any items department. phone 1867
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Osborn of
Morriston, Miss Clara Johnson and
Erabably Miss Legie Bitch will go
10 White Springs next week for a
Eortnight's sojourn They will motor
khrough in the Osborn Cadillac
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Mrs. Maude Horne and children
and mother, Mrs. Edwards, will join
the Ocala contingent at Daytona
Beach next week for a stay of some
length.
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Mrs. John Spencer and Miss Nam
1e sue Spencer came up from their
summer home on the gulf yesterday
eor q few DAYS, STAY
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HRS J. B. Borland and Misses
zz8uise and Ethel Borland of Citra
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Mrs. Emily Green, Messrs. Edwin
and Otis Green and Mrs. Edward
Badger returned this morning from
a ten days stay at Lake Weir. They
will return to the lake the first oil
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Mrs. IS. a Rawls and three young
daughters have returned to Jackson
Vile after a visit of three weeks to
friends and relatives in this city.
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Miss Meta Jewett and niece, little
Miss Margaret Jewett of Lakeland,
left this afternoon for Winston
salem, N. c., to visit relatives for
xhe remainder of the summer.
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1dr. and Mrs. George F. Rogers OF
atlanta, who have been visiting Mr..
Rogers in this city, and his brothers
RE Lynne, have returned to Atlanta.
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Internationally the name of Miss
Pauline Coulter, the attractive guest
OF Mrs. D. R. Handley, was omitted
from the list of guests attending
fshe Messrs Andersons' dance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-10

Master George Meyers, who has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Emily
Green, here and at Lake Weir for
two weeks, returned to Tampa this
afternoon.
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for a few days stay.
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Rev. Dominic Bottolacio, priest of
st Philips Catholic church, accom-
panied by Misses Antionette and
Catherine Bottolacio, left today for
New York, where they will sail for
Europe They will he away four
months.
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trfct, on MondRgS IL ~ - &
| RHE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1914,
kaS2two o'clock o. III, the following
described. real estate belonging toethe
what is known as Ke1fey FIN, near
the City of Clarksburg, IN the County
of Harrison, and State of West Vir-
ginias and more partfc ularly described
Z. Al the5risSfs t4tles snhS interest OF
said Frank Gernmia, and Mary G.
Comma, in and to Lot No. IS, as laid
down on plat or map of Kelley Hill
Addition to East C1arksbuEg, with the
appurtenances thereon; this being the
same right, title, and interest con-
veyed, to Mary Comma by Stella NJ.
Boughner and husband, by deed dated
the 18th day ofy5eptember, 1906, and
recorded in Deed Book 1856, ct page
425; to Frank GeInnfa BY Melvin q.
Sperry, by deed dated the 3Gth day OF
December, 1908 ant srscorded In Deed
Book 172, at page $50; and to Frank
Comma and Mary c. Comma by CIar-
ence B. Sperry, Trustee, by deed dated
Ind day OF October, 1909, and re-
corded in Deed Book No. IT'S, at page
384; reference to which deeds is here
made for further descriptions.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash, one
third in ninety days, and -one-third in
one hundred eighty days, with priv
iIege Of full cash payment on day of
sale; and if by deferred. payments,
same to be represented by two me-
gotiable pronissoFy notes, bearing in
terest at the rate OF six per centum
per annum. the title to be retained by
trustee until full and complete pay
ment has been made.
Dated March 8, 1914.
ALBERT L. .LOHMr Trustee.
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NOTICE OF BANKRUPT SALE OF.
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of,the authority vested in
me as trustee in bankruptcy of the
consolidated cases of Frank Comma,
trading as Colonial Candy Shop, and
as an individual, bankrupt and Mary
c. Comma, bankrupt, pending in the
District Court of the United States
for the Northern District OF West Vir-
GINA, /, the undersigned trustee In
bankruptcy of said estatess will offer
for sale. subject TO the confirmation
of the Court, free and acquit OF liens,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der or bidders, at the front door Of
the Court House OF Harrison County,
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NoTIcE oP E1ECTIoR.

Take notice that on the 7th day OF
April, 1914. there viii be an election
held in the City of CIarksburg, under
Chapter 101 OF the Acts OF 1907. en-
titled: AN Act to Amend and re-er-
act and reduce into one, the several
acts Incorporating the town Of Clerks
burg, in the county OF Harrison, de-
filming the powers thereof. and de-
scgibing the limits of said town for
the election Of officers and common
council thereof, >. as provided by said
Act:
Mayor. chief OF police, city clerk
superintendent OF streets, collector and
treasurer and assessor for one year.
and five counciImen, one from each
ward. for two years each, and one
member of the water works and sew
erage board for a term Of three
three years.
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At the same time ard piac
mentioned there VIII 81 held
tion for schtaol colnlnissi ouer
GIarKsburg TDzStrdct Tor
three years. Al voters Tea.llif
in said district, outside of
will vote at T. g. Nicewar1icr
basement OF Court HOUSE atgt
time Tor the said school comm
Dated this 9Th day Of AfaFe
Ry order Board OF Educai
JAMES y. HESS. Sec
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SAL ESMEN WANTED

AGENTS. wAMwRD-S6 to 81 dt4ly SELF
inc NEW FTRREe BLOOMS land NO
DUST CLOTHES, LINE. Hooper cept.
profit. Every woman VIII bug. Begin
canvass. III aflce Safs,T,t., -, parcel
rnst. soc each. WINNIE BROOM CO.
Eimira. y. Y.
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The man to whom you'd III
business about that mouse 10
sell ought to be able 70 ftrld
sified ad IN the Daily Telea
he looks for it.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

QUE METHODS OF cleaning your clothes
VIII make your suit look like new.
We have a reputation for doiuE the
work right. Try us-The Art Press
ing Co, 3S2 West Pike street.
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The desirable house or ap
IS an income-earner- tlle
the owner or agent has '-ieas
book" on classified advertisia
Daily Telegram.
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g. IL a. -. "a .

Of March. 1874
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FARMS FOR SALE Il

PARHs ron sALE-5o acres, room
frame house. barn. fruit Of all kinds.
well located. Price $3.50. w. NJ. Baker,
Coolville, Ohio,
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..iHsdR6bMleeE.
AUTOMOBlLES

VIZ FAVE so1CE usea cars, ranging in
price From $3.50 to 81 900. All In good
condition. TAompsdn' 81 Garage, West
Main, streetset ts9ol SIT III,
M sTOcE eb1Ep51St5j Efnsn1sA& Paige
y cars all.fnen9 ffil ylli34n fPISsH. 4ectrfc-
ally lighted and sstRrtetist I. Prizes 1915
and $I2I5. MQntlGello Auto hfabile &
Garage Co. - .i,t,.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE wTTEcUU1 DRoNEx-I &C
commodate everybody BY loanins
iJeweler. Waldo Bldg, Fourth street
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FOR SALE-Houses

rou. sALE-At wiIsonbprg, n two-ssory
Groom house finished in oak hot and
cold water and bath. Lot S2Nt49. For
price and terms see J. i. Morrison,
Nilsonburg, W. Va.
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FoR RENT nicely furnished rooms
7-.- for light housekeeping, in the Fordyce
buildtng. Inquire at room 9. third floor
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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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REAL ESTATE
EGGS ANDs CHI ckE Ms

40 Ba9s, s1.ooi leading vazdeties prize
poultry. hares. etc. booklet free: large
Illustrated catalogue doc. II G. Vile,
Box lis, Telford, Pace %
PARrRIDGE ROCKS STOCK and eggs
at farmers prices; satisfaction guar
anteed. j. Lee Simmons, Adamstown4
Md. az $3.50
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FOR REMT-Apartments

PcR RENT-HEodern 5 room apartment,
electric and gas lights. instantaneous
heater. polished oak floors, location
3ST Broaddus avenue Rent S2S.50
per month in advance to parties with
out children, water rent and ruud
heater paid. II. f.. ModIin, Bell phone
1157-R
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ROOFING

SHEET METAL REPAuHG-A spec
ialty, all work guaranteed. Our facfli-
ties are complete for all kinds of sheet
metal work. Batten Brvs. Co. South
Second st. Home phone 66TL.
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WILL SACRIFICE, to make room. Ten.
fine Thoroughbred Single Comb White
Leghorn pullets now layiHRf. $500 each
Bargain to quick buyer Geo. suffer,
Middletowu, Pa.
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you CAN'T AFFoRD-to allow the chill
dren to go out with shoesstthat have
leaky soles. l. repair them with real
leather. j. o. Hopkins. Prop. ia
North Second street.
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rs said Bis.
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.LADIES"

SUITS MADE TO oRDER-we do not
take measures and send them to a
factory All work is done, by com
petent tailors under my personal SUI
pervisfon. $. Newman, Indies tailor,
Erppfe Slisagj
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PERSONAL

uwBoyE YOUR sKIH ana prevent
rinkles BY using only MARINELLO
CREAMS and face powder. Madame
Elnan's Hair dressing parlors, 1922
= 400 gsoR But ding.
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FOR RENT-2 nicely furnished roorns9
with use OF bath and phone. for one
or two gentlemen. Apply at 504 West
5tgf Min. street. corner of Sixth. +.
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FOE REuT-e rooms ana bath, hot and
FOB sALE-Lots

FOR sALE-bot 3sx11o feet, in Colonial
9gt9 gifts. on SeSenth street. Price
= tEt.U8O, -S40h cash Balance in one and
two years with interest Address
ssGQloniaI,. care Telegram office
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SHOE REPAIRING

REA1. LEATHER and expert service is
the combination that makes my shoe
repairing service the best in Clarks-
burg Modern Shoe Repair Shop. 40
South Second street
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position by a young man,
as bookkeeper. assistant bookkeeper or
store clerk. have had nine years eX-
perience in store and office work, pre-
j Ter .aEperulanent position. Address 'B.
Z aD.egi : seS5Ielegram Office,
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO EENT-A 6 to. 10 room
house. close in, modern conEeniences
Address +. HI care Telegram Office
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FOUND

FoUND-Rr1day night about 1870 ut
stop l.. Broad Oaks a pocketbook,
containing a sum of money. Owner
can get same by calling at T24 Wal
deck street. and proving property.
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SIX? DRUG SUNDRlE

THE ORIGINAL and only agency fofSthe
self Help Remedies sT1ents fE8roS! pre-
scriptions aud family DRUGGISTS. 32s
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-09
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