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CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
If C0NSTIPATED
IF CROSS. BILIOUS, SICK, FEVER
IsH. OR FULL OF COLD, TAKE
NO CHANCES.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF Figs
CA" AcH sA Hive usn soME SION s

Children love this fruit laxative
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play
ing TO empty the bowels. and the re-
suit is. they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish. st5m-
ach sours. then your little one De-
comes cross, half-sick. feverish. don't
eat. sleep or act naturally. breath As
bad, system full OF cold. has sore
throat. stomach-ache or diarrhoea.
Listen. Mother, See II tongue Is
coated. then give a teaspoonful or
California Syrup of Figs." and in a
few hours all the constipated waste.
sour bile and undigested food passes
out OF the system. and you have a
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers give "Califoin ma
Syrup of Figs" because Il is perfectly
harmless; children love II. and II
never fails to act on the stomach.
liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent
bottle of California Syrup OF Figs"
which has full direction for babies.
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle. be
ware Of counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine. made by "Canifornia bag
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
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WHEAT CROP is
GREATEST EYER
WILL BE ovEl ONE sILLIor BUSH.
ELS o2EATEST Even RAISED
In AMY COUNTRY.
Corn Crop win Ne Three Bnlion worth
over Two Bnlton Dollars Other
Crops-

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA billion BUSH
Ell wheat crop the greatest ever grown
IN any country has been produced in
the United States this year. The gov
ernments preliminary estimates Of she
great crop, made today. placed IL at l.
vOs.o5soOO bushels or 1900. 600 bushels
larger than the record crop of 1919.
The corn crop. now approaching matur-
lily ~ estimated at 1905. 900 bushels
ore
At prices to farmers prevailing octo-
OOO
Wheat prospects Increased as the
growing season progressed and the gov
up month By month but Wet weather at
harvest time reduced the quality of WIN
Yer wheat. As a result much OF IL will
not be available for milling purpo-r.
and will have TO be used for feed Al
prices prevailing October I. the farm
value OF the crop Is 1910. S44. 900. consid-
ersbiy more than ever was paid for a
September weather was particular,
ueStrncllNe TO potatoes causing a reduc-
.lon OF s..tsS.oOO bushels or ten percent.
on the forecast OF production. Tobacco
also suffered from unfavorabie condi-
lions. which caused a decrease OF 81 =
Sas;VVg pounds in the production fore
east Tobacco. however, promises to ex-
coed the record of 1903 by $4,000. 900
Oats WIN Exoesd Record
1919 by almost 100. 600 600 bushels Ba,
icy viii exceed Its record by IS - O. 900
bushels; sweet potatoes by 5000. 900
bushels and hay by 5000 600 tons.
The bureau OF crop estimafes state
ment continues:
The barley crop. like the other small
|, overrun early forecasts OF Production
snd exceeds thet OF any previous barley
crop. the estimate being 237 .OOO. 900
oushels. which compares with last year :
estimate 81 1875. 600. 900 bushels
j. Ihe apple crop forecast Is a .G32 600
perreis tthree bushelsD. which is asa. 600
barrels larger than the Scptcmbar 1 fore
cast, but l2.76S.0OO barrels less than last
year estimate OF production. This cS-
Innate refers to total farm production
census basis) only a portion Of which
represents the so-called commercial CROP
Altogether. the season Of 1915 has
'''" iA'o''''t The he a ns9S production
The governments October crop report
issued to-day. estimated the production
lows: -
Spring wheat.s45. les. 900 bushels.
Corn-3026. 1000 bushels.
Bsrlcy-23G. 9 geo bush,is.
uckwhcat-lG. 73S. 600 bushels
White potatOes-36S. 15l zoe bushels
Sweet potatoeS--sa 500 600 bushels
FlaN-i7.655 900 bushels
Rice-26.2 51 900 bushels
Tobacco-1.OSS.SOa pounds
ApDles-7i.6 32 OO0 barrels
Sugar bccts-G. 15S. 900 tons
other details OF the report are:
Spring wheat-acre yield l7.9.
Coru--Condition 5g.7: Yield 27.T
Oats--Nieid 37.S.
Barlcy-Nieid $40.
Buckwheat-Coudition S19: WELD 20 =
White potatocs-Condition $50: Yield
igS6 ''N
Sweet professionalism $50: yield
.9S2
Elex-Condition s4.s; yield s4
Ricc-COndition SOS: yield 322
Tobacco Condition SI.g: yield S344
Hay-Nield 152
REPRESENTATION $50.
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aRoYsl Rooters" on WAY.

BOSTON, Oct with the Royal
Rioters and other baseball entnu-
siasts on the way to Philadelphia TO
bring a cheering word 70 the Red
Sox from the city which they repre-
sent, the rest OF local fandom tonight
set back and waited for the open
ing OF the world series tomorrow
Red Sox followers have not seen their
team in action for more than a week
but faith in their success in the
series was generally strong in spite
Of an uncertainty OF feeling regard
ing the ability Of the Boston men TO
overcome Pitcher Alexander.
President Joseph J. Lannln OF the
Red SoN and members Of his family
and OF his executive staff accom-
panied the Royal Rioters aboard a
special train. Secretary Edwin L.
Riley was unable 90 obtain tickets for
the games In Philadelphia until the
last moment. his personal appnca-
ton having been refused.
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WILSON
CcOntiuuea rom Firss Pags.)

happy. Mrs. Gait. with heightened
color. laughed and joked with frienus
as she spent the morning answering
telephone calls OF friends who
wished to congratulate her. She was
extremely shy when asked regarding
details OF her Dians.
Il am very happy" she said. but
am o. no importance. and the less the
newspapers print about me at this
time the more I viii appreciate il.
and so, ! am sure. viii the President"
Guests Of Col. House.
The President and Mrs Calf. with
Mrs. Boiling. Miss Bones. DIR. Gray
son end Secretary Tumulty. will leave
early tomorrow for New York. TO be
the guests thcre Of Col. r. VI House.
the Presidents closest friend. and
Mrs. House They will reach New
York IN the afternoon. and the time
before dinner probably will be de-
voted 10 the purchase Of an engage
ment ring and an automobile ride.
After dinner Colonel and Mrs. House
VIII give p theater party. Saturday
morning the party will 90 10 Philadel-
rhia. where the President will throw
out the first ball used in the second
game OF the world series.
Members % the Presidents cabinet
have take NJ deep interest in his en-
gagemcnt. and IL is probable that
after the New philadelphia trip
many informal social affairs Will be
arranged for the couple Their friends
say " Is certain the coming season at
the White House will be gayer than
those since Mr.. Wilson became Presi-
dent
The engagement was almost the one
topic Of conversation in the capital to-
day callers at the White House
would talk Of nothing else. and the
President himself was able 10 give
LuL IIlLLe aIlontion 10 oiher alaIrs-
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the series. while the PhnIies' adber.
ents demanded . 10 3. On the other
hand the National Leaugc fans offered
20 bet TO 2 that the PhiIlies would
win the opening came. provided Alex.
ander was selected by Manager Moran
70 DO the pitching Boston rooters
were slow % accept this bot. and az a
result there was virtual deadlock In
The wagering. although several bet.
ing commissioners held large sums
OF money waiting FOR their princinaIa
90 yet together
Ticket SPECTATORS got far ouictor
action for their money. for reserved
seats were in great demand and tho
upply was comparatively small The
few speculatOrs who had come into
possession 81 tickets received record
prices Sotg Of three tickets with a
face value ~ 81 each. or 50 for tho
trio. we're quoted az $50. and similar
Gets ~ 81 seats sold az prices rams.
Inr from $50 to $50
Line Forms In Rain.
Tho blfachoritoe who do not have
to worry about paving fancy prices
iu order f0 witness The diamond bat.
ilo between tho clans Of Moran and
'auigan. had other troubles 10 oc-
r1py their mind
The hundreds who usually keep an
allnIFht Vigil at the gates 81 the
park in order that they may b. auro
OF o. front row scat when tho gates are
opened early in The forenoon. found
conditions unusually trying Long
uroa formed In tho dnvzlc oven be-.
fore ihc gray twilight turned 20 the
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HENRY M. RUSSELL, SR., ABLE
ATTORNEY, DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Russell He was among the Oldest and
most able lawyers at the Wheein par
for forty-fOur years he practical his
profession In this city.
Mr. Russell was born In Wheeling
April 5. 1851. and was the son or Cnarfes
ana Margaret Moore Russell. His father
was native OF Tyler county. while his
mother was born and reared in this
community. He was graduated from a
Nirginia school In 1855 and located for
WINE IN hichmond and Halifax county.
virginia. Later he decided 10 study
law and was graduated from the
ISeorgetown University. Washington. ID.
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x. or c. TO BALTIMORE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct e.
Every council Of the knights OF Col
umbus In West Virginia will be- repre-
scented In Baltimore Tuesday. October
q. when the fourth degree 81 the
order will be conferred on a class OF
more than 300 candidates.
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IN. and 40 ones penetraies 40 r,iisve IN
.lraln on nerves, cords, llramcuts anf an
pIe Involved. II makes The uusrirs -
plant that hey expand naturally. AMI M
TIE same Tine they are inviruraied hv ne
.leeneo o. harasslng palms ~ apt b dfstross
- The eEpectant mother 4 q rrraf AMI b~i,-
~ influence Since calm and peaceful period
htnt have wonderfully beneficial inprrrs
Npgn ne coming chill. Get bottle 81
Mothers Friend" % any drnrrist AMI Won
~ I.ilte WY - many women declare ID
~ ho The most helpful remedy the, 49, -
Mflte today % hradneid Regulator Co az
lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca. Tor a spie,IIf
100, 80 o. grs,t Interest ADD value 70 cyery q.
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blacmess of a stormy night, and de-
spite the discomfort that came from.
standing in the cold and dripping rain,
held their enthusiasm in a most sur
prising manner.
Every conceivable kind OF protection
against the rain and the strain OF the
long wait was in evidence. Boxes.
folding stools and chairs were much
in evidence. while bundles OF straw,
pieces of carpet and a raised Stating
were used to sit or stand upon. The
players of the two teams kept well in
seclusion during the evening. The
Phillies went out TO the park in the
afternoon with the idea of securing a
short workout. but one look at the
wet, soggy field caused them to change
their minds. and after a short confer
ence they scattered for the night. Inc
Boston squad arrived from New York,
where they closed the league season
by losing the final game 10 the Yam
KEGS. late in the evening.
Neither Manager Moran nor Carri-
gan would give out an official playing
order tonight. but It was generally
conceded that II the game Is played as
scheduled the order would not be
changed TO any extent from the for
nation of the last few days of the
season. Alexander and Shore were
thought TO be the most likely rivals
for box honors in the opening struggle.
with Burns and Cady doing the back
stopping. Catcher Killifer. the Phil
lies first string receiver. appears to
be out OF the series.
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WAS AMONG MOST prsrrroursHrp
AND fHoMIEENT LAWYERS
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
For over Forty Years He Practaced N.
Profession Here-runeral
Saturday.

Hon. Henry Moore Russell Sr. one OF
tne most prominent lawyers and citizens
OF West NtrginiG il dead at his home
40. 400 South Front street Island
Death came yesterday morning at 5
O'Clock, following an attack OF pneu-
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Beware of a
Weak Stomach!

If your stomach is weak
and you eat rich, heavy
foods, they will lie mdigcs-
ted in the stomach and cause
serious stomach troubles. lf
your stomach does not do its
work properly, take HEN
ETS. They will quickly as
simulate and digest those
rich, heavy foods, and at the
same time will strengthen
the digestive apparatus so
that IT will always be- able TO
do its work properly. Zoe
and DC at all drug stores.
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mOmenfous Future
In Woman's Mind

The cNpectant
mother fcvolvcs IN
her mind all We un-
derstand BY destiny.
And Ills % ne utmost
Importance that her
physical comfort b
our frst thought There
u n most splendid rem
ely for this purpose,
known aa "M0ihrr'a
Friend" n e applied
over The muscles u Tho
-.
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RAIN MAY PREVENT
tconunusd from Firs. Par..,
Nationals meet for the championship
Of the baseball world
Fans s rfhusfasffr

Fans Enthusiaste
notwithstanding tho possibility Of
delayed starting OF the series fhnr.
was no damDinr Of the enthusiasm Of
me Followers ~ The game. many OF
whom had come from distant points
in order t0 witness The opening Dat.
lie. Speculation regarding The merits
81 the teams. and discussion rrgarGfnv
the probable outcome Of tbe aarir.
was The only topic Of conversation Boz
The hotels and other gathering places
~ the fans
Although fhcre uaG unlimited talk
on The hundred and one phases OF the
series there was very little betting on
the result There was plenty OF back.
ing Tor the Boston team. buf ptIadaI
phia money vas scarce The Red gov
supporters offered even money ON ihn
American League champions t0 win
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice TO Manufacturer. Jobberr- Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale UoaisrH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daiiv
a. Its office at Charleston, West Virginia.
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions, the financial manage
ment CT which II vested In said Board
contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
oiddefs, quality considered. and other
ere Will be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will Be fur
stating tho line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
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monia, with which he had suffered for
the past eight days. Mr.. Russell had
been in poor health for several months
but was recuperating when pneumonia
set In.
the law firm Of Russell and Russell the
Junior member being his son. Henry NJ
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BE- thu guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W. ".
Mcconnell, Of the South side.
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10th Street Home

FOR SALE-A two story brick Dwelling
OF rooms. bath. attic. laundry. etc.
With a double two story brick of 4
rooms each I'm the rear. Lot fronts 80
feet on 10th street. and so feet on the
Alley. Will sell as a whole or In two
parts.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSShV
fUNGs,AL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER.
ii22 ard tt24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day OF Mat.
Store Phones e1k
6. J. BCrtschv. Nat Phone SCAR
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Breummer G. HiIdebrsnd

Corner Market ana TWs-f : -s--o5S a..
Aelenhone ~ oren dev ana rishI
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Funeral Saturday Afternoon.

Ai'Sta'ut Guy ". g. Allen has called
"a meeting %. tho Ohio County Far Asso-
clttion for this Afternoon ~ 3 O'clock
~ the circuit court room. 90 take nupro-
"a. NJ. Russell
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F1DucIARY NOTICES.

The persons hereinafter named have
hduciary accounts before mo for settle
fnent, AZ follows:
Orviiie /. Mcdonald, Trustee Of tho es.
tate Of Nathan NJ. Jones', dcecased.
y. NJ. Myers. Committee Of Laura a.
o. \. Dennison.. Administrator Of the
estate OF ]. II. Griffin, deceased.
Edmone Ward, Guardian Of Olive Ward,
infant
James ID. Scott. Administrator Of the
estate OF Jacob =. Scott, deceased.
N. A: Nchenal, Guardian Of Dorothy
Mines. infant.
estate Of Charles II. Fowler, deceased.
P. II. Murray, Guardian OF Fay Rogers,
Charles W. Bachman. Guardian Of Harry
v. Bachman. infant.
Moses u. Shaver, Committee OF Mallssa
George \. Williamson and Omar W, swi-
ger, Administrators OF the estate OF Luther
W. Pigott. deceased.
n. A. Russell, Trustee OF thc estate Of
Andrew P. Laughrcy, trnaing us Fulton
Earl v. carskadon, Trustee Of the es.
tate OF w. 10. Harris and j. G, Smith,
partners, trading as tho arm Of Harris &
Earl v. carskadon, trustee Of the es.
partners In business, trading under the
lrm name Of Harris 4 seibey.
Bari v: carskadop, Trustee Of the. eA-
tats Of y; 9; Smith and 2uinby selb q.
William 8. Kidd. Administrator or the
estate Of Eyaline Kidd, deccascd:
~ 's NV h, srpnrurp
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ALIAS sUMMoNs.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
10 the Sheriff. o. Hafrlson County


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
To the Sheriff o. Harrison County,
Creating:
Yop ARE hereby commanded, as we have
heretofcre commanded you, to summon
William Durham to nppear before the
Judge Of our Circuit Court 81 Harrison
County at the Clerks ONCE Of our sald
Court, AZ rules TO be held therein for said
Court. on the tdst Monday IN December,
1015, TO answer bill In Chancery exhibited
against them in our said court BY pellna
Witness, ]. Wade Coffmnn, Clerk 81 our
said Court, at the Court House Of the said
county. this sixth day OF December, 1918.
and In the 6Srd year Of the state.
i. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
State or WEST VIRGINIA.,
AT Rules held In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Hatrilon County, on
Monday, the 9th. day OF December 1915,
the following order. was entered:
Delfiar Durham, r.
William Durham.
Object Of Suit.
The object Of the above suit 10 for the
obtaining Of a divorce from the ties Of
mAtrimony. 3 ms
And II appearing from an atadayit flied
IN SAID suit that William Durham ID d nom
resident Of this State. 1t Ia ordered that he
DO appear within one month from the date
OF the first publication Of this order and
90 what ts necessary to protect his inter-
! a b.ss ssssr ,S %s hand mi. III. 'A
!. i WADE coFFsfAg. Clerk.
STOUT & lfERENDINo,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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wANTED-2o 6oys to pass bills. Apply
Company, 1870 West Pike street.
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FOR RENT-1n family of two, one nicely
furnished up to date front room. cen
tral1y located, use of bath and phone.
Cali Bell phone ISS-R, or apply at OH
Preston street,
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NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Mt. Clare, Wes-
ton, Shinnston. Fairmont, Fairyiew,
Pennington, Warrington and inter-
mediate points daily except Sunday.
Shipments for Warrington; and inter
mediate points must DO IN station
not later than 1900 q. m. Fairview
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real ESTATE

SOME VACANT LOTS
8 lots on Virginia street, near High
school building. Price each $4,000.
Corner lot. Hornor avenue and
Seventh street, $4,000.
lots, Wilson streetf Colonial
Heights, each 81 600.
3 lots, Seventh street. Colonial
Heights, each $3.50.
lots. stealey avenue, stealey
Heights. each 5000.
lot, Mcdowell street. stealey
Heights. 500.
lot, Milford street. opposite
Highland Park, $2,1OO.
lot, Factory or East Main street.
city, $1,000.
4 lots, Main street, adjoining Goff
Plaza, each $4,000.
$1,000. a
i lot. the best in Cor Plaza. a
bargain. 8
These are only few we have for
sale:- We can sell you lots in any
section Of the city or suburbs.
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wANTED-Ten miners. work every day.
{ Apply to Calm Coal Company. Calm
Stop, Weston car line.
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FOR, RENT-one nicely furnished. room,
second door west Of Lyon Apartments.
Apply at SIG West Main street. Home
phone 1D6-X.
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FOR sALs-Tafns

20 ACREfFARM, for sale, in Meigs county.
Ohio, five room house. good water, cellar,
good barn and dutbuildings, cistern ut
school one.fourth mile, church and gen.
eral store the same distance, r. F. D., ?
work horses, harness and wagon, ! cow,
$50 chickens, turn plows . cultivators,
I harrow, other tools; S\acres of wheat,
Price 1920 II sold in 50 days. Church
Barton, Il. F. D. NO. ], Hpckingport, O.
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FOR sALE.Houses

FOR SALE-on North Chestnut street,
/ house, with seven rooms, hall, bath,
pantry; front and back porches; cellar
lifted as laundry; cistern with pump In
kitchen; Ruud water heater; phone first
floor to attic: garage. Lot 00x6O. Call
BELL phone 235-R. AZ !
FOR sALE-Bran new house and lot. with.
well OF water. IN Industriali For infor-
nation see w. D. Morgret, at Post q
Young Meat Market, los West Main 81.
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FOR RENT-one nicely furnished room.
to gentlemen only, in Timberlake apart:
ments, third floor. Apply Mt Apartment
MH."
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FOR RENTSone furnished front room for
gentlemen; also two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply at Ill South
Chestnut street.
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FURNISHED room next to bath. reason
able. Private family; Ave minutes walk
from court house; on car line. 2S2 Month
cell avenue.
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FOR RENT-Nice,y furnished front room
for one or two gentlemen; use Of bath
and phone. Apply ut Apartment "B"
Jarvis apartments. go West Pike street,
or call Home phone 1888, or Bell 1s6. be-
tween Q and q y. m.
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FOR RENT--Large, nicely furnished front
room for one or two gentlemen: right
in city; board close. Apply at $50 West
: Pike street. =
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FOR RBNT-one nicely furnished room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen. use
Of bath and phone. Apply Mt 123 West
Main street.
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MANUFACTURERS Help

GIRL wANTED-For general Homework.
one who can milk a COW. Apply to Mrs.
]. u. Hickman, Hartiand addition, Bell
phone 1sas-J.
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FOR SALE-Lots

FOR sALE--Good building lots in "Glen-
wood" near the new Glass Plant In
Admission. viii sell on very reasonable
terms. See Lynch Elliott Co., III G0r
Building.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms 70,
light housekeeping with use Of bath and
phone, to parties without children. IN
1uire of Chas. Camp, ut Merchants sales
Co., or III West Poplar street.
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ron RENT-A nicely furnished room for
gentleman; two minutes walk from court
house; bath and telephone. Inquire Mt
33i South Second street, Bell phone 43o-J
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07

FOR nENT-rhree furnished rooms for
sleepers, $3.50 per week; also board II
desired. Use Of telephone and bath. APP
ply at 140 First street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07

FOR sALE-A lot of second hand lumber
and poles. See George W. Wolfe. Supt.
Luten Bridge Company, Fourth Street
Bridge. 7