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bursting forth into "Adeste Fideles," with the
communicates in crowds pressing to the rail.
Aftcrward many were gIid that night to take
their Iievcillon supper nt the corner wine shop
All classes were abolished. The rough pro-.
prietor was gentle and polite.
In the crowd there some one was going on
about the Germans. "They're drinking and
feas,ing in Berlin, the robbers! Wen get
them -
And a clear. grave man Of years and learning
at my elbow mnrmur"l: Wei forgive them :"
looked up a>toni>hed.
"Nluzzle and forgive them. - he repeated.
Then he added: midnight, Christian. The
new day duwnS. The devil himself has never
understood France. how shall William"
As We walked the black streets clark against
Zeppelin raids on civiliuns) it WAS = o'clock last
Christmas morn. So he repeated spme new
verses If II French poet who wrote very diff
fcrcntly before the Wharf.-The Poor Man in
Paradise" by Saint Georges tie Boul,flier, II
"poilu" Of the trenches.
"How shall France not forgive amid so much
happiness? France is again Christian. - lie said.
Lady Death. look here to me-:
A poor man with only a gun
For his sole good :"
Thus the man laid him down to sleep,
Green his Skin.
Lady Death" said then the Christ.
"He hath uttered not n cry.
He deserveth Paradise"
. Lo. while Death goes on her way,
Comes the Angel on two wings of gold.
What wilt thou with me fine Seraph?'
Take thee up from earth. and so
Open Heaven TO thee. world without end"
And the Angel hath drawn out the man
From the hole where Death buried him
Isn't it God i see up there
Said the soldier of calamity.
The Angel answered cit liz He
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\ year has PASSED.

\. year has PASSED.
tn" shops and restaurants ar" bright ag',ln
and everyday has money and provisions to- i''"
the holidays for himself and the soldiers. ll
ther" Will h" few merry supl"rs. with orchestra
and dancing faN"rS. Instead I would Say II
clillrrnS Christmas.
You SEE. there ar, 81 many fathers home uI
visit from the trenches.
T" h" explicit. 'b"udin and mullrh wine,
Now | understand the lI"mcly Christmas
cheer.
To null wine YOU must put II in n pewter pot
with spices. sugar and II real hot poker.
=" they mullcd ii tive days age, on the nigh
of 81. Nicholas. kr,,'ml,rr q. ut the great ram
bling inn Of iii" Three EcIlS in the country town
Of Gi>"rs in Normandy, tire" hours 10y tram
from Paris.
Gis"r> roml"d ON Dccrml,cr G. because il l.
full of I"lgian>, who make St. \ichula>> uI-hi
their clildrrn's Christmas: whence we have our
Santa Claus. y biz belgian "I,"ilu' from the
trenches got himself up in whit" fur~ uui
powdered his wind enticing beard with flour
With II whip to scare the children amt % great
sack full Of toys he made the tour Of tNrut,
houses. and II crowd of Us h,liud him.
Knock. Knock Crack, Snap where i
the naughty child | heard OFF, The I'ol=ian
children >pural ami gl"uGl"u. run Ia mamma
and peek out from safety on III" hi. bag.
Santa Claus should be- dressed 49, a bishop
said n Belgian mother, with u bishops stan
ana mitrc. But we can't Il" everything in Wal
times. He should take of his whit" beard to
drink mull,rl wino--it charms the children.
But that Santa tlau>'> hriluurr,l WHISPERS were
like the smile that couldn't come off.
An. those Belgian families. They are all OYER
France. They are ruined. Their homes arr
burned or occupied 10y Germans. They are lis
Ing on charity. Yet each French family that
takes them in treats them rs houuruI ~ur~'~'
II sWrel"iiS, m"ll"wS III" French character. Yea,
the effects of ii are great.
so II Is back to old fashioned ways. the MIC
night church, the shoes lcfor" the fireplace, the
home Christmas and the gathering of TIA" tamih
as much nS Is l'">>il'le in war time. | expect
To hear Christmas waits in Paris yet
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Gone in 1914 Were the Confetti and the Laugh
ing, Happy Girls, but Now the Season Takes
on the Spirit of the Old Time French Noel

"For my brothers" But who are they
"All who are OF my fine country,
All those Of my France in DANCER.
All those who toll in pain and stress
To drive away the cruel invader,
All those whom my land hath uour!shed,
Who have suffered sore
In this war. Lord ChIi>t."
"I.lest he that man" srakc up then
The Father Eternal. good ana strong.
And while II. vas speaking So
Down below. without truce or mercy,
Death was chilling soldiers lives.
But above their e~ri"vous bodies
Also came the wings OF gold.
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'LUMBERMEN ]
Arctic Hold Annual. Meeting of
Theirs State Assoeiationon'
March 10 and11.

PABKBRsBuRG. Feb. 24-The
West Virginia Lumber aud Builders
Supply Dealers. Association will meet
here for. two days on March 10 and
ia. IT will be the second annual
convention and Will make the close
lof the first years work of the organ
ization, which was formed at Hunt
linEton last year. \
There. are over 200 members OF the
association and several applications
are To be acted on at the coming
Injecting which will swell the mem
bership considerably: About 400
lares expected here for the March
tmeering including a large number
Of statesmen.
The, local lumber men are making
arrangements for the meetings which
Twill be heud5 at the chancellor hotel.
iGommittees, will. be anpointed who
have different, features of the con-
lyention In charge.
4 The. president Of the association is
NV. p. Minter. Of KenoSa, and the Sec
iretGry, e. J. Dickerson, Of Hunting
lton. Sl,t ~. ~,
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run sand. SI b
IN the Newport district, the Boston
on Company has completed no. IS
on the NJ. A. Scott farm and viii have
. 1--WE or ten barrel puinper In the Cow
run sand. In the same district Charles
iMendenhalle& Company have complies
ed 9 test on the James Mendenhail
farm and have a very light show of
oil IN the Big 1njun sand Elmer w.
ThorniIy has completed a test on the
I'll. Smith farm and has a five barrel
punpet. In the Berea grit.
(. In the Belle Valley district, Olive
township, Noble county. A. r. Mckee
& Company have drilled a, test on the
John Lori farm through the Macks-
burg 600 foot sand and found It bar
rem. II is now drilling to the Keener
sand, In the Corning district, Monroe
township. Perry county, n. T. Wander
grit & Company have completed a
test on the Richter heirs' farm and
have a buster in the Berea grit. Near
Athens, Rome township, Athens coun.
~, the Citizens National Bank OF Mar
ietta has completed No. 3 on the C.
III, Nice farm.
Near Unity, in Plum township, Allie
gheny county, Pa. the T.. w. Phillips
Gas and Oil Company has drilled in a
we'll, Its test ON the l.. q. Stottler
farm. and has a much better producer
than the average in the local field.
From noon last Saturday 10 10 O'clock
this morning the we'll flowed seventy
two barrels through the casing. 1t
has not been drilled any since 1t be-
ban to show oil and the owners think
1t will improve with deeper drilling.
Near Kendall, Hanover township,
Beaver county. Bowden 6 Company
have drilled their test, on the Lang.
fiH heirs farm through tile sand and
have light show OF oil. In the Brush
creek field, Allegheny county, the
Mars Gas Company has completed 4
second test on the William Perry farm
and mas q small gasser. :. Z. Z :
The OIL Market.
Pennsylvania $15O. Mercer black
SL0i, New Castle $1.07, Corning 95.
Cabell $110, North Lima So, South
Lima, 49,. Princeton 81, Wooster,
S110, Indiana SO. Somerset so, Rag
land 20, Illinois 81, Kansas 40, okla
hona 40, Corsicana, light As, Colsi-
cana heavy 40, Electra SO. .Heaidton 80,
Henrietta As. Caddo 80 degree so,
Caddo IS degree 76, Caddo 30 degree
65, Caddo crude As. Canada $1.3s.
Producers and Rafiners' COMPANY
quotes S1.50 for crude of the PENN
Sylvania grade. <
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@EGeaansxuQepnzruceueaenReraRka
OIL and GAS

The Keener sand development on
Rock run, Burning Springs district,
Writ county, West Virginia. has come
to the front with another fair pro-
Queer. Tho new well is the Walnut
Greek Oil Company's No. 0 on the.
Harvey G. Sayer farm and is. a natural.
producer good for fifty barrels a, day.
This well is located about midway be-
tween Nos. and on the Same farm
and about $50 feet southwest. The.
Walnut Creek Oil Company has made.
quite a determined effort TO extend
the producing limits Of the pool, but.
hIn to the present has met with very;
little success. In the shallow. sanas
territory in the; Same district the
Hickman EARN OIL Company has drill.
ed "a second test on the John Hickman
farm through the second Cow run.
sand and has a very light puanper.
In Smithfeld district, Roane coun-s
rs the Columbia Oil Company cf West
Virginia has drilled its No. III ON the
81 Fapnpp farm thrp,lki tl,e Biz
1nilf1s sand 4 ana Has a. me sbatfefI
punper, On Spring creek at Sphf,sI
eeff FaFkef Rgptlsers sfc dfil LINZ th6lrl
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FIIlePod-Rsg.rCo
Real Estate e Insurance.
G. d. Floyd, Mgr.
Rooms 8 Is BOZ Goff Bid

- +.
ticnlarly Described as follower
One! certain striHE of df5iliHs tools
used in ana about tile dritlinS ~ oif
md gas wells, owned by sadd yNf4tiit|
and now situate Dn Il certain $50 acre
farm Of W. n, Murphy n Cefitrai Dis
trict of Wetzel County. VEST vdrEini1
Of the asI Tatsss e Elsh cyesS ssas
items. t0lwit: ,-i & IS. n Z ~ ~
1.2D II: r. Donivan Boiler; q Fzffheco
engine % II. P.:sf-600, Casing Line. T.
Dead Liza; Y In. Casing ff06k1 n
Set 10 In. Elevators; J. Set s ifs l1l4..s
vators; Set s5-S in. Nieva&Qt a
complete gFarg up OUTFIT n WOOD
q. stem; IL az in. by ~ II StSfP. D u
sls IN, new Era Rope - s5ske.: sSs n i'll
| Bit: Set 10 In. Bits; I Set s. In BID. 4
Set 8 In. Bits. 4 IL IN. g. ply 81 IT:
Belt; 1 10 in. SMp Socket and slips:
In. SLIP Socket and SLIPS: g
Z as sn Bs Il ss sst castSx' N ss eaa !;
Set Chain TongS: l Rope KNIFE Sp1fs
iplete; in. Tubing Block; I Ssh IN.
Tubing Elevators; 4 e Ia. by 500 NJ.
Sand LING; 1isdn. by 1000 81. sand Line.
Derrick Crane conplste
wg jazz cirals; e9 so & s. :; H 9s' Ss s
Hooks; i Tubing Hook; i 5000 Il. Moo
Measuring Lane; 2 SetS 5 ~ IN dfiffin&
jars: Set long stroke fishihx jaf'S. z
TERMS OF SALE: Cash IN hand on
the day of sale. ! & Z .sss7l
Given under my hand on this the so0tff
PHiLLiP r. sTEFTpE n
sTEPoE & JOHNSON, Counsel.
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we'll on the N. b. Polling lot, dry n;the
salt sand, to the Beroa grit. This was
one OF the busters reported last week.
In Union district, Peasants town;
ship, the Sycamore Oil Company has
drilled It's test on the Gal lagher heirs
farm through the ;saltssand and has a
dnster. In THO old Blue Creek field,
In blk district, Kanawhas county, tho
South Penn Oil Company has given No.
2 on the Jesse James farm and No. 8
an the Hays-Davidson farm a shot
and has increased their production
from three to six and from two totem
barrels, respectively.
On Porter Fork, Duvai district, Lin
coin county, the Eagler Oil and Gas
Company has drilled second test on
the 6. sB Moore farm through the
Berea grit .and has a; show for a fir
teen barrel pumper. On the same
stream, the, Carter Oil Company has
completed test On the Joseph Moore
farm and has the same kind Of pro-
Queer in the Berea formation. The
South Penn Oil Company has thesrig
completed fora test.on the. w. e. Hill
bert farm, located 600 feet northwest
OF the same company's production, on
the Horse creek tract. on Joe's creek,
Duva1 district, Lincoln county, the
Wayland Oil and Gas Company has
completed No. 4 on the Jennie Jones
farm and has a. show for aFfght
'puInper.
( On the Ohio side, IN the Marietta
district, Washington county, the Lone
some Pine OIL Company has completed
"a test on the B. HUFF farm and has a
very light pulnper in the Cow run
sand In the Warner district. Salem
township, J. S. Ripley has completed
no. 81 on the Lille Ripley farm and
has five barrel pu,nper in the Buell.
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The firm doing business In clafks
burg under the name Of Horkihs
Green has been dissolved this day. BY
mutual consent. John 4. Hopfinal
retires and o. NJ. Green, cont inues tie
business. 81
All accounts for and assihst ffeI
firm are to be settled by o. M Grgeti.
HOPKINS q GREEN,
BY John 4. Hopls 3ns.
February ia. 1915. "a
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FOR sALE-Farns

FOR. sAI5E2-A farm OF i1f,s acres. lo..
oated- Ave miles north Of Penhsboro.
y w. Va. 10 acres bottom. 80 acres level
( to rolling upland. rest good grazing
land. not rough: as to 100 thousand
feet of timber Heuse, In fair condItjonl
good barn. good fences, fruit and
plenty OF. water. For terms, write j. T.
Hammond. r, r. d. No. .. Pennsboro.
W. Va
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EIGHT ROOM. DOUBLE ROUSE
slate roof. large yard and garden,
well Of good water: close to school
and church and car line: newly
papered: situate on lot 50x150
feet. Appraised at $4,000. but
will be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Howard Post. Cot. Bldg.
Clarksburg.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-one building on
building is two stories. and would
make q Hne garage. or storage room.
Could be used for any light nianufac-
are Installed. Will sell on easy terms.
See Howard Post or Empire Laundry
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WAI.L PAPER.

lREP PRESENTING the independent Well
4 Paper Co, Of pittsburg. with full
limo OF extra fine wall paper at 4 loo a
role, including Imported Dat Meal and
Vlrnishedf Tile.
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WANTED-Fennale HeIp
WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED TO RENT-By March l5tf, a
five or SIX room house not more than
10 or rs minutes walk from center OF
city. with small garden. Rent must be
,reaScanble State terms, location, etc.
Address 5000" care Telegram office.
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FOR sALE-A fine Jersey COW that
Plymouth Rock and 9 doz. Black Lang
shangs chickens. nine months old Jef-
soy he!tsr Apply to j. II. Burlington.
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FOR RENT-Houses

>-.>-.->---->.--
FOR RENT-yacant room. 2Sxi0, suit
able Tor moving picture show located
about 1900. Rertt reasonable Apply
10 Gordon a. Kidd. North Third street
iClarkSburE.
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Automobile and Accessories

FOB SALE New Studcpaker 2 jpasser,.
iAs "a ~ 4actpFS;faWb III Is T9fagfaniss
. c6ptcsti Will Z si,ske bsGE discount for
quiel eale. Sec me- At ehs ofiico Sec.
{ cndft trccts CT Ehuyty Erp13 ~ Qidls
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FOR sALE-Houses.

FOR SALE-one FIVE room house, lot
b0x2lS. good well on back porch. good
two-stall stable. with hay NOW.
chicken house and poultry lot; also
hog house and hog lot on same. Will
sell dirt cheap II sold soon. have
also two vacant lots b0x200 each. Will
; sell at IL sacrifice. Location East
Bridgeport, close IN CAIN on or write
Geo. Peck. Bridgeport. w. Va,
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FOR SAL Dump waaon III.
qIire Central Supply Co,
Montpelier addition.

TOR ABE a. Store ana most .fi,ari;si
+ q, doins I "a
4 ~ stter ctily 81. NJ care u iSersT,,
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FOR RDNT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; use of BATH and
telephone; two minutes walk from
poetoffice Apply at IL: school street
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FOR sALE--MiseeIIaneouls.

FOR SALE ontracts for, renting
houses, oil and gas. leases. tresphss
cards, hunting permits, coal options
and legal blanks. Call at E,aily Tele-
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FOR RENT Three Furnished rooms for
hight housekeeping; large ard we'll
ventilated; use OF bath. laundry and
phone. Apply ut 637 Dr6mmond st,
or call Bell phone ss2-R.
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FOR SALE Scotch Collie pups from
Registered stock, ten weeks odd, 81
and $40. Apply to c. Fl. Puc. Adams
ton, w. Va. 800
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EoR RENr-one furnished room. suit
ablc for sleeping room or Hight house
keeping; use OF phonci anflr BATH. Ap-
ply at 237 n. Chestnut Street.
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FOR sALE-one 50 II. p. Eric City Boil
or as good as new. One 40 II. p. Erie
City Engine as good as new. Empire
Laundry Co. ~
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FOR RENT-Lyon Apartment, April
Arst occups ncy, Two six room apart
i11ents. all modern convenience Ap.
etreet. Bell phone 966.R.
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FOR: REM Two \ or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, or sleep
and electric lights Call Home phone
Sss-x. or apply at go Mesgs avenue.
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. FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping, very nicely furnished, bath
and phone, Kitchen. cabinet, every COM
yenience, reasonable Five hiiAutes
walk TO court liousc,1 61 Elliott st.,
Home phone 692-X.
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4 10 All pHF31n5f no dIii7 n - ~ jl5t x
sill Sus 's Il Il: Il SH Soasis. .t|
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Improved Farm
1875 Acres

Located In Erie County, Pennsyl-
wanna, on the main road from ESiins
hofo to Union City: TWO and one half
miles TO Cambridge Springs trolley
line; same-distance to Edinb0ro State
Normal school; two dwelling lcuses.l
9 fourteen room house cellar under
house "a II. square. yell Of water
with pump room bAHt over III the
other hougeis one story. frame 1--we
room. size 24x26. Barn S0x40x1s,
baseemnt and all attached 24x36
with cement door. Stable for 1 5
head Of cattle. with patent stanchions
four single horse stalls and two box
stalls 12x16. Pump In barn to water
stock. Silo at barn 80 II. high. Also
large wagon house connected With
barn, with loft for hay. Pig pen Sx.
.6x16. Poultry house 12xB0 With,
cement foundation. An.orchard of
l60 : apple trees, two pears,
peaches and plunis. shane trees
In pasture. "A sugar bush OF
500 maple trees. sugar house with
ievaporator, metal tanks and pals TO
tap the bush. Sugar utensils and
equipment goes with farm. There is
lsiSty:two acres In orchard and
meadow, twenty acres plowed and
balance in pasture, The soilis rich
clay loan, rolling surface; land wen
watered. y. Is. ~
Price $4.sDo.00. In fee. Good
terms. or will sell with farm equip
inents, including all kinds OF tools
and machinery needed on farm. For
further information see
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FoR RENT-Rooms with board IN priv
ate family; near business section. .Ap-
z ply at 40 Lee street.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
w. f,augh. 1871 Wilson street.
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Want,ed
ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED Boardars and roomets Wa
have also rooms for light llousekeep.
ing, Apply at i77 First street. City.
WANTED -Tsosrdersi AMI roomcss, good
home cooking: nice airy rooms. Apply
at 3p6 North sixth street.
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Z 1aie9 ahdve SAL q con inned GIg1
Friday tlle Efilt day Of March, 1915.
Given nSas3 my and this eth day; Of
Fcbruarys Sta1b s. 81 4 X &. a ~ .
GEcRGE NJ HoFFIfEfAfER
Special ComEniss iosier.
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f sd nil pay YOU to ID.
vestigate the fOll Rowing at
once: Nj
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FOR SALE on TRADE-wc Nave !.
Good soda fountain. complete In every
way, used about nina months, wilt
sell At q bargain. on time, or trade
for anything Sou have. See uS III
once Stone Bros
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EGGS are CHICKENS

FOR SALE-Wthite Legilorn hens, now
laying. Anconas hens and pullets.
Wllltes Rocks and few White Orping-
tons: NIL good health. NJ Nv. Jones,
ri Bridge Street. Bell phone 557-J.
FOR sAI.E.--.55 head Of White plymouth
Rock hens and pullcts, 2 cock birds
and 4 cockerels that are bred right for
prices that are right u. r. Fisher
strain; also ! have Is head OF extra
quality cockerels, of tho Barred Ply
mouth Rocks that cannot be depuii-
Gated In qualify and price, r. r.
coffman, Industrial addition, Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
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FOR RpNT-one two-room apartment,
ground. floor, private hail, bath. pam
ply to Charles d. Johnston, Broaddus
Apartment. or call Bell phone G0s-R.
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For. RENT One nicely Furnished front
room. second door west OF st. Pauvs
v F. church South. $500 per riontt,.
phone I96.N. r.
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FOR SALE cnpiete, equipmsnt for
generating electric current; includes
one 80 n; p: an6 one 60. h. p. gaa en-
Fine. and dynamos. Apply Co y. L.
Highland. Clarksburg,
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AGENTS WANTED

LADIES s. Observation-Disclosures
ay inclined. list Your description in
orr Rcd Book. Particulars for a. &c
I Stalnp. Roseda1e Red Book, Station
B.. Detroit. Mich. -
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NEW AND SECOND HAND Moving pic
ture machines. chairs, circus Yeats.
4 lights tents, Clarksburg Record Elk
- ClarkabprG, W.. Va. - = =
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FOR RENT-one four room cottage, at
Glenwood with garden; close TO street
car line. Price $1,000 per month; also
Price $500 per month. Apply. to Ida
B. Flanagan. stop ., Wtlsonburg car
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24

MEN learn barper trade; commission
while learning. and regular salary
given in our uptown chops When
completed; you gain double practice
making money. Write for catalogue.
Leader Barber College, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24

FOR Neutrality-suspicious. fiat at 429
niger Street, Glen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24
WANTED-Male Help

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WANTED Three or four good men. to
sell builders supplies. For details call
at Glen Elk Hotel between s and 8
p. m. Ask for Mr.. Marks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24

FOR SALE--cattie, in any numbers:
3 delivery April LIST; also want 10 rent
n pasture fo- 600 cattle. Call or write
y II. r. Price. Jare Lew. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24

WANTED AT oNcE-A neat young man
TO travel on road, money advanced
every Saturday night Do not apply
unless you want TO work. Apply to-
night between 1870 and p. NJ. to
Sam Freedmail Commercial Hoteh
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-24

young mon to travel
good paying proposition. Apply from
&c till p. m. j. Hooper, $50 East
Pike street
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SEvlihfE
IYPEMRiIERS
MONEY no LOAN

WHY Be- WITHOUT MONEY! ac.
eommodRts everybody. by 'loaning
musical Instruments, etc JOS. jay,
Jeweler. Waldo b Ia. Fourth street.
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WANTED-Situations

/ ITO do at home. 46S Ben street,
WANTED Position as stcnograplicr by
young man with two years experience
as stenosrapiier- and two years ex-
parieucc in government work. Now
Ad4fea9 ia care. TelAEEam. ofiice.