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sne was born in Southeast. y. Y. on
March "a, iS2O. \ few weeks after
ward her parents moved to Eat River.
IN Putnam county. and 1t y as there that
the unskilful treatment OF a quack de-
Stroycd her optic nerves. The child had
wonderfully happy disposition and her
patience and courage were cNemp flied
tn one OF her first EFFORTS at verse when
she was about fifteen years old She
wrote:
.. what a happy sou, am J.
Although I cannot see
nn resolved that Ia this world
Contrutcd | viii be-
How many blessings | enjoy
That other people don't
To weep and sigh because I'm blind
! cannot and Won't.
At the age of 10 she was sent to the
Institution for the Blind in this city,
where she was so fortunate as to re-
ceive the special training Of gifted
teacher. Hamilton Murray. Because Of
his facility for teaching and because
Of her own natural ability she acquired
AN education 50 thorough that she was
able to teach in the institution for eleven
years before her marriage. instructine
blind boys and girls In Roman and
American history. English grammar.
rhetoric and Greek. At the institution
she met Mr.. Van Alstyne whom she
married. and there also she made the
acquaintance OF many famous men.
whose friendship she enjoyed rs long as
they lived. Among them were Presi-
dents Tyler. Van Buren, and Cleveland ;
Harry CLAY Gen Winfield Scott and
william n. Seward.
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ccant years she was active in church
work aud on the lecture platform. In
lpOG she wrote her "reminiscences. "Mem-
ores Of Eighty Years"
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Prof Grimley in Pages iron airshlp at
Montreal.
In 1857 he became European CORE
spondent OF the Herald and served in
turn at nearly all the important
capitals. He was editor OF the LONDON
edition OF the Herald in 1890 and OF the
Paris edition in lS9l2.
After brief interval spent In
magazine writing he went to the Chino
Japanese war in 1894 for the New York
World was an eye witness Of the
massacre at Port Arthur. writing q
story of II which was widely quoted
and was met with vigorous denials from
those interested The story was verl-
led later by other testimony. Return
ing from the Far East. he went to
Cuba for the World in 1896 and as O..
result OF his articles telling OF the
killing Of non-combatants and other
atrocities by the Spanish troops was
expelled from the island on the ground
that he had illuminated Capt Gen.
Weylcr
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Famou. Hymn written in Haste.

mo flbl9 - Ahlu mat " lllliili H.
Doane. the composer, fairly ran into the
little blind womans workroom one day
with the appeal that she must give him
the words for a hymn, and telling her
he had only twenty minutes In which
to catch a train. Miss Crosby. follow
ing her usual method In compos tlon,
a very curious habit. held closely over
her eyes the opened copy OF n book
OF hymns, thought for a minute or two
and then dictated rapidly the three
stanZas of the hymn which was TO be-
come world famous Few lines OF re-
ligious verse are more familiar than :
safe in the. arms Of Jesus
safe on His gentle breast, N
There by His love o'crs haded,
Sweetly my soul SHAH rest
Hank, lis the voice OF angels,
over the fields Of glory.
over the Jasper sea.
This was her favori,o among all her
hymns. Hardly less celebrated was the
hymn which has stirred so many revival
congregations and which became the
working song of missioners RESCUE the
Porishing." The list OF Miss Crosby's
contributions to sacred verse is very
long. In addition to the better known
hymns already mentioned may he set
down: 81 Am Thine q Lord" Jesus
the Water of Life" and "Close to Thee
Generally the music for her verses was
written after she had completed her
lines. but often she was asked to az
verses to music already written. In
addition to her other accomplishments
Miss Crosby wrote the hymns and reci-
tatons for the annual cantatas OF Sun
day schools at Christmas or Faster
time, and for the celebration of any
special event in the history OF "A partic.
ular church. She frequently wrote un-
der noms de plume, and much Of her
work il lost in old files OF magazines
and newspapers ON the occasion of her
ninety-second birthday she told friends
that she believed she had written more
than 5000 hymns.
when her husband died IN 1909. she
moved from her home In Lafayette ave.
nue, BROOKLYN, TO the home OF "A sister
| IN Bridgeport, and 1t was in that home
now possessed by a niece, Mrs. Henry
| d. Booth, that she died, Until very
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wounded In Cuba.

In the following year he went 20
the GraecO-Turkish war for the New
York Journal and in 1898 he WAS one
OF the journals correspondents In the
spanish American war He was seri-
ously wounded at FL Caney. a block
house had been reduced by the Ameri-
can artillery and a detail Of American
troops was sent forward to occupy II
Creelman, who had been over the
country and knew the position, went
nhead to show the way. He entered the
fort and found only an officer and four
men still alive. These held their hands up
in token OF surrender. As the American
detachment came up and took charge
Of the prisoners Creelman ran outside
and secured the flag from the other side
OF the fort. AS he turned to speak u
Capt Haskell. in command OF the de-
tail. bullet from the Spanish trenches
struck him.
After the war Mr. Creelman was
Washington correspondent of the Jour-
nal for time. In 1900 he returned TO
The World. where he remained SIX years
as an editorial and special writer He
left tho World to become associate edl-
tor of PcdrSOH'S MdOGsiuc, with which
lie was connected for four years.
In 1911 Mayor Gaynor appointed Mr.
Creclman a member of the Board OF
Education, and in April of that yeal
appointed him president OF the Munic'
pal Civil Service Commission. He re-
signed on January |. 1913, and became
associate editor OF the EroRing Mai.
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In tho course Of his newspaper work
Mr.. Creelman interviewed Pope Leo
NI1I, King George of Greece. the En-
pcror Of Korea, President Faure OF
France. Prince Bismarck, Henry NJ.
stanley, Louis Kossuth and Count Toll
SOY
Besides his newspaper and magazine
writings Mr. Cgeelman was the author
~ four books. ION the Great High
way" Eagle Hood why We Love
Lincoln" and "Diaz. Master OF Mex
go" lie was q fellow OF the Royal
Geographical Society and a member Of
the Lotos and Authors clubs.
Mr.. Creelman was married in 1891
o. Allco l.. Buell. of Ohio who survives
n m, His home was at West Eighty
tlird street
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The faculty OF acute memory, not un-
usual among the blind, was remarkably
developed in Fanny Crosby Much of
the Bible she could recIte from memory.
BEFORE she was 10 years old she could
repeat without error the books Of Gene
sis Exodus. Leviticus and Numbers,
~ we'll as the Four Gospels. She could
quote readily whole passages froI. ia
Vorite authors. The keenness of her
serse OF touch was hardly less remark
able. \ touch OF the hand by an init
mate friend was sufficient to reveal his
identity.
It was while she was teaching in the
Institution for the Blind that She began
to write songs for George +. Root, and
the list of popular songs which included
There's Music in the Air WAS the re-
suit. Two years after the completion
Of her studies she published her first
book of verses, ~ Blind Girl and Other
Poems" and later. while she was teach
ing history and languages, she pub
lished Monterey and Other Poems
and "A Wreath OF Columbia's Flowers"
II was at the institution also that she
met Alice A. Holmes, the blind poetess
/ Of Jersey City, Miss Crosby was an
earnest Methodist. She became tho
roommate of Miss Holmes, who was an
ardent Episcopallan. Miss Crosby had
her Jest about their sectarian diner
ences
oh, how It grieves my poor old bones
To sleep so near this Alice Holmes!
| | will inform good Mr.. Jones
| ! cannot room with a churchman,
/ She was married to Alexander Van
I Alstync In 1858. and six years later.
I at the request OF William B. Bradbury,
composer and publisher of sacred
1 music, she began 20 write hymns. Her
| FIRST effort was we Are Going We Are
] - IN ba
which was written at the POntin Hotel
/ in Franklin street. In 1865 she wrote
safe in the Arms Of Jesus" the hymn
! so familiar to millions
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WANTED Position as clerk In firv
goods store. Address &C. c. care
Telegram office. :
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and annull that part Of q certain 3 L
ley in West Lnmberport, from north
west corner Of lot No. 147, In said
West Lnmberport southwark q dis
lance OF about two hundred and for
" feet to the Jonse's Run Road, in
lieu thereof, the undersigned will
dedicate a strip Of ground fourteen
feet In width from said beginning
point eastwardly to said J6nse's Run
Road SO as to provide and. outlet
thereto. Il
At which time any one in interest
smay appear and resist the granting
of the prayer Of said petition.
X s.. w. pUMPfdREy
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the present fiscal year il Is estimated
The o<erdi1ft VIII be about <5<{ pee.
though had al TN moneys appropriate
"a by the last legislature been ex-
pended the ovetdfatt would total s. =
X Is pointed out iii. tbc s,a,c l,ssI
lost about s56v. ese per year because
Of lhe prohibition Amendment and
that thc INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES M inc
<aii4Nha ccAt ned cost sL.lto
Comparative tietrss EVEN show ttat
he cost Of The state GOV erntient j -
,' ss ss ,s' a,'9 e
Sfst TirsiSis ,rhisi '' II
West virginia has erred 1t al !, 81 Il!
the e1yefnor. e II has bcfn on tho
Side Of pai:siIloIly "a ef Than of eNs
.trlfag4pce. 8. {, y y '
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:HI|A||Il'EIELD's MESSAGE

HA |'!!!,!; 4 S, message As! s.!
method OF allowing the sheriffs to
have control OF the balances
For the protection Of Consumers q
law creating q standard Of 5weighss
and measures, and providing for its
strict enforcement, is urgently re-
quested.
u Referring to the public service COM
mission and the worxmen,s coinpen-
sation law. enacted at the last ses-
sion, Governor Hatfield recommends
that several amendments be made to
these laws The present commission
is bipartisan, consisting Of four
members. The commission hassin i'm
stances divided upon important ques-
.tions on political lines. Governor
Hatfield recommends that the num-
her be reduced to ti1ree and that one
person have charge Of the workmen,s
compensation department aside from
the public service commission. He
further recommends that legal adyis-
ers be furnished the commission and
that the commissions powers to reg
ulate rates OF public utilities be en-
slarged and strengthened.
The public service commission has
charge of the enforcement OF the hy-
rofeiectric law and the recommended
ton b made that the commission
make a thorough investigation before
granting any permit to construct a
power dam In the streams Of the
THE state. that no dams over forty
feet high be permit tied except by spec
iaf act of the legislature; that the
commission have supervision Of the
construction Of all dams; and that
the ownership of the water power be
so regulated that 1t shall remain in
the name of the state. =,
Governor Hatfield aside from re-
moving the workme1i's CONF ensation
from the public service commission,
would have amendments to the law
by which employers would pay the
full premiums and the. merit idea
would be adopted. He would restrict
the payment to alien dependents and
recoinIitends several 6tter amend
rrents with a view to a speedier
method Of administering the law.
Discusses Reports.
Discussing the reports of tile DIFF
ferent state departments Governor
HATH ld agrees itiis the recomfa enda-
Ittion Of Auditor Johns. Darst that
the .:Bfue. SKY law he re-eHacted.
Since has been he ia In part hucoii-
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and that supervision OF the coiored
esiff{0Js ne kantfy34taiis x X il,, p. p IN

anu fJnat supervision OF the cofpred
schools be confined. K
He recointn ends that better arfnof-
les be provided for the mtlitia, to be
owned BY the state q v II n
Tie recomme ndation Is made that
the powers 6f the depaftment Of
mines be extended, that district in
'spettoiis be placed under civil SER
Vice that additional inspectors be
added, that the, salary df the chief be
increased to 81 600 per year and the
district inspectors to 81, 400 III
81 For better roads It Is recomtnenied
t1atsa law Sbe enacted against mater
Lad below standard for road c6nstrie-
ton that a uniform accounting syss
tenn for road construction he estab-
lished, that q state Jail prison camp
be established that state roads be
constructed and that am endments be
made relative to- the working Of pris.
oners on roads.
Improve State BUILDINGS.
The governor asks that the board
of control law be ameaaied and DOM
pliments the members OF tie board
for the low per capita costs at the
various state institutions. He would
nave the law chan led. relative Sthe
number Of visits 81 ti1embers Unit
form building plans are recommended
and the scheme Of blank insurance
on puplc buildings and contents IL
approved. The need OF improvement
at one institutions Is pointed out and
tne suggestion IL made that q com
4NYI - "a ~ ~ -
M mt OF the leg klature visit West
Virginia University in order to see
the need Of improvements costf1s
about $500, 600. The entire abolition
OF the contract labor system at the
penttentiary is fecolime ended. tie pfis-
oners to he worked on roads and the
prison farm: Add ttional farms aggre
eating 5000 acres are asked tor The
penitentiary 4 ; =
After visiting the insane tosnttafs
VIII pr Charles F. MaciD Donald, 81
New York City, Governor Hatfield
recommends that inmates be classi-
NEG. and that d law De passed pro.
yfdiHg for sterilization OF insane nat
TENTS The creation of a iunary. com.
mission Is asked, the 1unacy commits:
stoner to be a member Of the bf,ard
Iuf control. The establishment aof 4
psycopathic building is recommended
a The governor recommends that Inc
libel law and the .sBogus cl,ecks law
be strengthened and that mothers
pension law and a law to profiibit
rake dyertising be enacted.
Child Labor Law. J, &.
we would have q 9stringent child
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OF PRoC;EHDfNss G q
DISCONTINUE AN AIIsfays

Notice iss hereby given that til I'M
dersigned VIII at the regular NEE "a
ing q the town ronneil 81 the town
Of fppqh port est Virginia. to bSA
held on NIcnday the 1Stli day OF
Jan, 3 i 5 VIII spresent d petition
asking said council 70 discontinue
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The people 81 the United states
arc tie worlds lerees ilispofters 81
and they own ptac icalis hall The
Sdaismond # tlss Ysrla;
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FUR SAL.-.H0tlses

EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof, large yard and garden.
well Of good water: close to school
4 and church and car line: newly
papered; situate on lot 5Ox15O
feet. Appraised at $4,000. but
s will be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Howard Post. Con. Bldg.
Ciarksburg.
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u ln proportion to rs size 81 Jun,
Mas more raiItoads than. any other
country 4, the world. & s. n 4;
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FOR RE Furnished or urfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; also
nicely fhrrished bed rooms. bath and
stephehs, within I've minutes walk
Il OF courthouse. Apply at 206 Lincoln
avenue. Bell phone 363-M. 81
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PLANO BARGAlN--If you want 4
Il a gsss w5 p pisnS ygn .s e eas
3 year. Best ofter takes II this week
Apply at ga South Chestnut ST.
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& FOR RENT Fsrnished room. suitable
second saopY front. s27 Mechanic ST.
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ADH rem One furnished front bed
room In private family; centrally boz
ga ted, TWO minutes walk from court
w mouse entiemer preferred. Apply
at. l322 South Second street. -.
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FOR RtNT-Furnished front room,
eaS9riables rent, all conyeniences. Z 45'
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y Fol RENT Two Furnished rooms for
ligtt sisutAek ping. with use Of Bath
u from court house, Amply at f23 Me.
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WANTED y 4 TO RENT room suitable
for automobile repair shop; must be
on paved street. Address ..SS7''s ca "A
Telegram office. \ n
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: FOR. tlNT Nicely furnished room,
use OF bath anu telephone. S37 Lee
q tfssts Bell phone 1s7s-J. z,
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F0R SAFE. Lots
& F0R SAEEi0ts
MAC ANT on 3Oxl 90 feet, on
Clay street, can be bouqht
this week for $5O0, Dis.
count for all cash. See me
at once. Howard Pos, Golf
Bld1. CITY. n

FOR SALE II SOLD 1T once. two good
AZ corner lots. size 0x15o. These lots
glass f4e tory now under constrtirs
Ions east Of New Fair Ground. For
price and terms wrtte G, T. Huldarr
call 81 ther phone.
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FOR IS RENT rwo nicely furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping
Apply 81 222 North Sixth street,
Glen Elk.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE one-t hirtx-
second share OF an oil we'll, prodtic-
good condition. Address sSys 1sSs w ~
care Telegram. 4 ~.
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VA re i--siouses

49, -
FOR RENT Small house in Stewart adj
dttion Apply at Bakers Store, $40
w Main street.
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HARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE Seven room frame house
located on street car line at Wilson
burg. This house Is located ON q lot
\ Sox160 but u more land IL desired any
4 amount up. to 9S acres may be had.
bath ROOM and all other niodern con-,
venieneea. Free gas. Apply q ]. e.
8 Morrison. W ilsonburg. ". Va
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FOR RES1r--A desirable room in de-
siIable Vocation. Apply at 1853 West
q Pike street. s
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WANTED TOTBUY

wANTEp 70 BuY..-veai caves. Can
phone 4ol. Home g. Clarlssburg, ".
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sWANIED-sennalie l1eln

AT oNcR business women
and others for educational PROPOSE
ton: salary payable weekly. Require
ments: good education. three refer
OF age. Address s376' care Telegram
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FOR RENT three room house at All
Ben street; $40 per month; water and
gas; water rent paid.
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= residence street Of City; f,ye' fU Ssas
and bath, pantry and closets; two
porcfies; 1.-TWO chimneys. fireplace Ia
b every room, cement walks: nice level
third cash, balance in one, two ana
three years. Address Owner, Box
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FOR s ALE ice lot near VA sfiinffofss
Irtink high sttb6i; y 1e0s Will ssli
Gaze Te'efian 'I'ies. 81
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lNoRTH KNOWING ABovT

5 We thke more pains than any other
florist In West Virginia to see that
ed. We have nothing but the finest
X Of home grown flowers,
w Our prices are right.
EREffNHoUSE co N /. q! u.
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WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED TO RENT -Four 4 fsvs sScS,
cottage or unfurnished Af3arfii,ei,f:
centrally located. Call Bell phone
1398-R. 81 t....s'.s.
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Ee1ys RENT Furnished room. nice loan
Egpm pflyilEee OF bath. close TO bnsis
l nsAs sp1st Of city. Apply at 236 South
/, ctektfiut street. q y ,s Y +,
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FOR SALE-iMlscaiia1eoi,lss

FOR SALE Studio. everything iiecess
sary to conduct a first class studio.
Doing q good business. A bargain to
quick buyer. Western Studio room S,
Irwin building.
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FOR 81 TWO COCOA lots at the New
. lrair Ground y neat the new pottery,
A bargain fteold AZ once Can Eel
pl,cns write 'z \. tillai''s
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FOR RHiST-Three Furnished. rooms
uitable sfor light housekeeping, or
sleeping rooms. Free water and gas.
~. Apply. at 231 North Chestnut street.
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FOR Rem One four room apartment,
FURNISHED for housekeeping. Apply ii
-l.. $40 West Main street. II 3. Z.
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y near New High school, on o Lee st 4ess
sturm g. Milosn. $40 west Main st.
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FOR RENT Furnished house on North
Chestnut street. Apply at 40 West
y Pike street.
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u Ann 80 acres good hill land, Ave
room frane house. barn, two gran
NJ aries; cellar, cistern, well two chicken
coppst so acres % ASSURE. 20 acres
meadow, q 50 peach trees. 50 apple
trse zen 49, ID woGa nc, ons.fogrs
smiles to river, on r. F. D., telephone.
S2.400, az bargain for quick buyer;
won't trade. Charles Perry, Route 81
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TOR RENT Six room house and bath
y at LA Wright street. $40 per month.
Call BELL phone 432. ,sa "a e sE
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FOR s1f 90 acres ivaiua6ls timber
2 miles from railroad; will cut half
million feet. Easy logging. A bargain
at $120w.QD. Write today for fun In
Y formation.e Parrish Realty Company,
Grafton, W va.
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DRESSMlK KING

WANTED BY an eSperienceTl. n -T:T-s-.5
maker, to so ont and hew 6yfstHss M
Heascnsbble prices. Call Befi ptiSne
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FOR SALE Complete equipment. for
generating electric current: includes
one So h. p. and one % b: p. gas en-
Highland. Clarksburg. =.
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70 2 n I.fES f;;ieeiy7' farnikbed ftoat
teen use Of bath ana phone. Apply
Y. 2 ~ ccrfler West Main aud sixth
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try TaHN TO-DAY,

FOR SALE--New Studenakert1p assefi-
ger automobile; 'catalog price SIS 50
! I. o. b. factory; won In Telegram.s
contest; will make big discount Tor
ss t ssls ses s g sss Sse Ss
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FOR SALE 40 Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red pullets and a few high class
cockerels Pullets laying. Price 80 each
and up. Write me your wants. G. C.
Coffman, Mannington: w. Va.
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TIE 5ARTY II, 5SteaIeyf Hei sbfs TtEaf
has the bull dog Answering To the
name of Jack must put his .coiiaf.
on him and send him home immS diates
" to avoid trouble. as they Gra
knoMn.- Mrs. VIM. Terlinde, Hartaaflti:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13

FOR sAI4EA No. 4 REX" Mandolin:
Z cheap to quick buyer. Apply at 1o1
East Main street. VI s d " d 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-13

LoST-A hand embroidered pillow case
saturday night. on Mulberry street.
FINDER will please return to Mrs. i.
S sairlgs 80 ~ Mulberry street, and res