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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
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To q number of Young men of, Dal-
las AND P2elkb fognty aane Dallas man
has ,endeared himself because ,hs has
beenqtnied and ynotjifaunsb wantaing.
HeGiso H5aptuim Conrad lStafrih of
Company L. For three months G6pu
tain Stafrfne HAD The arbitrary power
of milftar9 6tffeeFfo eFfo6tSyeera over these sedual1g
%Yiff% %Yf Yif% Hs Rs5ysr Rs5ysr abused thai ISS PSE}f S}a !
he npEssesa npsesa Il enlgo fer the men & gbesf
interests That s. the report members
OF GsmpanUsE dring gihome7from2th
borderuEhen Company Lbdr its menl4
befs hheeleH ago. cRanipieniG Captain
Statrifp Vas sreadS.d sayaeHe qetaPned
soidiefg.e He aall&Raysi fistel1eas 4 Ht66
alIMakff granted d an N ilnlteFleYs He was
a true demaerat yet Company i has
been complimented- on It's discipline.
FTpm -tbei seyeyeI test of "A, trying
three mOaths In camp Captain iStaf-
ri1uis bns OF the few commanders who
hssnFeturAed more popular with MS
men than he was when he left.s Com
pany Z entered the new federslfzei
militia with every man counted: oth
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
t'ntkIIE;ftffF,g tntkIE;ftffFF,gyVH asfnsst:': |:
!. BLOODSHED THAN vii. i.
!: gToa4s6Ns'S 4PEaAltJEsnoHf fAA9s !.
By Theodore Roosevelt.

d o Under etesidant Mckinley West,
i. haasatWaHTith Sp9dn 1ailyst ystNpdff !
!. President Wilson We. are assured !
!. that we haVe fad peace" with {.
+ Mexico. These are the words. Z.
!. Now for the deeds. During the I
+ Warmth Spain fewer Americans 1 !
4 wereII killed. by the 1spanilfardsu 4
+ than have been killed by MextiIo !,
:. canst during the present peace
!! 'wit8Rh Mexico: let .me repeatl :, I
= this. Aigfeateir nhmber Of Amer =
= !. ieaip have been killed. by Mexla1,
{. ,iicans during these yearsp twhen r,
|. Ahet arelofhciallysin Uniformed that9!,
!. we have been atd peaAe. Witho!
= them, bthanI,Yere killed, lkfiillIl by gthe :,
u, Spaniards, during oYr entire .Waar i
/. with Spain. Moreover when the ;,
!. Nv war IT, With Spain was through, IT :,
!. wasthrough"' But peace'still coil ;,
!. ltihuesltd)s rage as furiously alas ;,
i. evetoin Mexito.9 Nor isothis iall. Z,
I. HE instant effect ofothe quit :,
sncome of the war with Spain was ~,
1 to put a stop, to the dreadful 4
;. butchery and, starvation in Cuba ,,
! and the Philippines, and the !
! entry of both Cuba and the !
+ Philippines oil career OF eight :,
tn cen years. ofnpeacel and tpros-r :,
III pa,,itv f,s,1clI ipS thew had never :,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
ASK { FOR CLOSED SEASON, :
-tii4 <2ailN III -IfIIfgfft ada o.,
Benton 'nt9 Coz County spOrtsmen Would Pro-
-rsjntect3 Pheasants This Year.

-iiN lthuutla dissenting,yote the Ben
tom CountyrRodnn Gun ehib- Rles-
day fnightI passed resolutions asking
the stale stishuand sgamai eommissionI
to suspend tlietopen Season in1 Ben,
tonn county on chinese pheasants~for
the dyear 1916. ilSeeretarN Bauer of,
thehieiitb says ethei birds O aue r very
searbeRthis1fal land that an omen.
seasonzthiso yearrwllllreQuire a. i've.
yea1 PepsdI to replenish the birds.
Free treSpass- signs are given IN
faTRegs by the Bod aud Gum club.
Editorially The Oresonian yestsr+ Z : y Z
day NpoJmngi spel4er favor zo6 q.
closed season JorU phesspts!= !,
A'Ollowing is the-resolution nassod,
By thenBenten 0ouhfy Rod aoa.,irr
cmbgi Z9n9'off7 HR7irsmk glro Ton :
where's, 1t is the ob;bi5Ssafuqhs 4
msnb3seSfs w 6f t1ie Rod, ala Gli5a SStSssof
Benton eqpntsy1 that there reoa are aaIFeiogyss Vars !
feF Ghlnese pheasants IN tbs his county. aaln
as compared With the susmbs9r in f.. .fors
mer years and unless some nro,1,,t;,r'
Isl afforded 1ares lfabls tollcv1;,T.,,.,r !
and - o-s.','i59 .r0l !,
Whereas, it is the Hnanimo,s or;.
ion or ar FAem5eE Sis% i ts$ss,F d
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
SHuIib OH yLIl!W 1iIEy
His Hearing Was Good.

ulieutenanfThenoweth tells a GOOD
ones op some member of GompanyI,Is,
The mustering officer was examining.
theoreeruit's hearing, qif "a .itoa
.-SeveralbpaeefIfrem the officer, the
reerpitsstooddmitbuepe eqto covered by
lnsdhandl1 oi ifsi enidIor sgv ,rgdT
sfMikeyy yJopehiirtbe recruit repeat
ed after the oliiceEaD- ,ed ssood .,rpI
iNinetE7eight, the examinerrsaid
and the recruits repeated itosdtrelilo
Haye {h Z drink inlk 70 20 itJBel officer said.
10 s3qHrfe, s3qHrf!ef,I s1iaid tbs RECRUIT fasesI,, n,.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
tional Block A in b, a. T5,.
M1alSp,S1tspet.P

thereof on file and Of N.Y.
County Recorders Rt 4 olfIss ,,ye'. Ss.,
Itynand 'Stateand the bwldisaa y
aandlfor thalsnm ofs75Os N
fees tf9Gr6 tft9G6gf gfoNrffeGlqSiRg 2 ffeGl said il
case the proceedings te teerTmI;;SMl| N N
above" entitled Court 9EiSSS s,sS
case 10 isnheeessaiy todbNx,s''.s'l M
suit tdarthe tSupremoIroys'r,' y',''l +
State qfA0resemo egrpd, i
&. FER ,1. ithsnfqP%g I,9f $l52@j \, 4
with interest thereon ug ~ A! Il
6'per ceht' ht'ipRa2 ipREaf anhaml1f Il fps'i', y \
day ofo[Apih, 1915, sabtSel H. NJ
fori thei sum 9of i$26aafbps,si''' Y
fori rsaidu amsqntisgaipst,ltl'|I {
d1eTSff9rboqBdl qBdliPr, property anaosds,g
closing said liens. and
n6t's fees' Yof' Ror4cidsSlSS's$S n \
case the ta.6teeaiiiss 4efS,ISs'aa N
above entitled Uduft abdGss,I|
casenit lis hteessafyeb ,SSs..
suit t01the ysuprefSg esdA I
State9of Oregon, ahdt#ifsDa,s
Court For 1'thdnfelief psaNl
Plaintiffs said compliant, sHa
nf '9 I@n'2i10 II. msrsa /
.p9l44s ,shSSSa$,p sshSSSSaa$i Sai1p yfIRPEidif
.tRen ifD9opYed D9opY 1879 ngss hPve, bssA
on n ace99}g1nt of labor IpeerlfssnH.
material { Furnished for The NJ
'tio'nd tjio('rdJa and nrdftIre IrePair% of aiisSddysEsH
upon The thhfe bplN baplbNoys oaeseiTSiIRsd iSIRsd n
and and the cfoanpstrpEctti9n Of '5'ss 4 ssssneB Vi
walk thereon and in eonnves6u v
with and that liens Iha!iil Ihaa!yiei bssS
fled and recorded a as u ppSS ~
law and subject; 70 be fojr's,sdIaas
plaintiff asks that dtERbe dEbs. s$SegE u
and premises, be sold By iii
Of, Polk Cttou unty and that sshhe1 e1Njs
er be put int i immediate INN Nj VI
thereof and that plaintiff &s1i
ment for sarny deficiency ddef 'tRa
main after TIE proceeds a & N
are applied as provided byylsD
for such other, ! further & sla ii
relief ais to the Z court may stesS
obInln 10 s19YGqXG1 Dir sE
%SiSt Yeaa aIiE aFs sSjttfi8sditb snSjttfi8ssd tbsg 81 ssilliA
day of September, TtSl6,a a!tEEssll Nd
H, Belt, Judge Of; Of TIE i JalbbtSSs q
Court made an order at The
Dallas, Oregon, authorizing n
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
, WILSON o ADMITS HEol 10 :
,js q.fsePREclPlTATED sWAH q

IL tH..Itl UOII1t@ llA - Ma q y
!. . When Mr.. Wilson foraets hin -bis
j. self he admits that y we have have =.
I. beer L War. For example 'on = =
/. May 1p1si4, in an address over Z, I,
: thu Gdeati rnsrlneseat the nayyblt
i, yard ltina Rrp0klyn he sald tnat I
!. the 2Ta marines qSl hnnd besGa "ySrgs
..GSf sstyiesit 20 WHOM, oeito h0hataI':
..a rcertaiuly notG to othen un'tedaa,,
i. rststes,einer ato eIMesis9, n0t.1 ( 'tt00n:.;;
i NJ, mNIr,sss,iisonF-Fronn,3 III? Speech i.
iii Colonel Theodore Roosevelt !.
i. ..iipeivered at)9Lewistony Me4i n'f"'.
!, Behalf of Charles T, HNsheF' Oh 1
!. !. i. :. i. !. i. j. ~ .+54.gpa. ~ .t49* ~
tlf 'I1fiH-+te4ff.4- -+-4tt-4I9I 9dl
Men are born to be lseryifaable p 9ne
another; thersforerrefo1rIm lthe weo4flqR Or
bear with II. O. lag of h9Hgier9bm al
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

1fItyis estimated thattAmerican itoni4
lists nwilb take itata 4eaSb $100, ,O00; ;00G
Ibackyto Europe just Gasl lsom as the
WAR is endedg How didit happen Itllat1
'congresslOterlookedwthe Opportunity,
tor uanGeXperbt tax con tourists?foI
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

More, than sf$l2,OO0,0OOl worth of
mules have been shipped from this
countryG to- Europe asinceathe comH
meneerhenteef the present yeaaia And
after November FlHhe Democratic
dehkey'mill DE readyito foIlow.i9lGnis
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

able and neeessary-to-saspend~thee OPP
en season. for Chinese Pheasantx in
d Benton csAnWfoa@Re yeeSYlSS.TA
! Therefore, Be it resolved that the
State Board Of Fish and Game CONS
mission be, and it is hereby requested,
Il td1{l1ake Make al al order 2sauispending the ~
en season in Benton county on Chi-
nese sasaats fof the ,yeaf 191o 81 :,r,.,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

nirmbeYoof thimgs,N The safe9and conf
sistent thinget9 do gsislto elect re-
p$iBlicannN president and a srepqb q bliealnp
cbngress, and apparently the ArneliIy
can voters ARE fast coming to- this
conclusion. - I
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
Tbs. .nofices was eyideptlN>iia}tteSpded
sds saIl HE heihaersntse iif pasiaiat pasiaia iiailJ

-
The fighting ting atiqnsTage L laimt9nished
that Holland is prepared to, defend
hef @lf H. ifSfhdingg Ith&S saeretiness
IL y ffritoi rom rfifa 81 If a. II II
sounds saaE, se9aiGlg ffropplt SO small a
power, but it is likely to reach fur
tier andWnaka Cal deepeto Impression
t6ahDa SRi1ly- -shslly %aiI7hg, NMiffi) d
string attached. HH6 regal young wo-
marnNhosrnl@ oyart6e Dutch 1iaubt-
less is heartsntedl by thfes hfestaoGpsse teaoGpsseiousness
that she has all the argument and
force Of right on her side.
Holland has been strengthening hef
preparedness to meet an alien foe evt
ell since thes European war started.
She has fully $50, 900 well-equipped
and thoroughly trained men under
arms. To maintain these she has
spent about $160,O0O,0 ,00O.@ Altogethes
her force Of trained men numbers upI
wards of half 4 million. Il
The neutrality and I'VE are ready |
npte has been sounded despite the
fhct that theE queen ~ mother and
husband are bound ITO the 'Tentons BIZ
the ties Of blood, and despite the prot
German leaning Of some OF the leadi
ipg Dutch Journals, THE great massI
eBsof the people ale snppo to syani
El.i X. 81 .,,Ei, u jf ~ ~; III g9 f III
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

uoJapan Jisy 'faiiereFy9 extending liet
Sphere Of infueR6e in China" we are
told. And it is for that veny,reasoh.
that this country takes so much in
terest in the sit1atioh.M
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

CORVALLIS v4ilgtest aodity opdmaiice
prohibiting ttheatersd to'oppn um San-.
dayj 1EhstotSunday oneroftithelpr6l'
prietoi's Gof 'Dhe 3Airdome was arrest.
ed for opening oh Sunday. . 4Ehe city
ordinance .pr9AibitingHhe Sunday up
eninsa Was IRassed int 1SSltoaHdi the
Bentenf County qCeuriersays the, law.
has been violated eyeBSmday, since
that timeyNThe paper, ,iptimates that
thesarresti was made tqltalse "a slap at
t4eI lAdftt99mae.lo gln seflom aht hn.nl.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29
SOME THINGS +
), T. T. T. T. El* T. ##+ *#'f 4

ofAs sportsman the name and fame
of. Judge Harry II. Belt, is being her.
aided throughout the length and
breadth Of the commonwealth, q TACT
that must be gratifying to those who
have the welfare of this municipality
at heart, inasmuch las this distln7
guished citizen boasts of Dallas as
his place of permanent abode. 1t has
long been conceded that as a successr
full participant in ,piscatorial amuser
ments to- Harry Belt; as he is famil-
iarly known among his many friends
in this neek-o 1.-THE woods, belongs the
championship, his numerous expedi7
tions to mountain nlstreams having in
variahly resulted in bringing home
the bacon, but heretofore eompara7
lively little glory has he accumulated
to himself as a nimrod, although on
more than one occasion has he hit the
bull IS eye His ability as a shot has
Just leaked, and from, AM outside,
source at that. An inqnisitiye repre-,
sentative, of If The Observer learned
yesterday. by peeping into the iur7
lists, morning mail, that bel has es7
tablished communication with one of
the most prominent taxidermists ON
this coast, the evident object of his
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-29

oEheoamaiI who 1hvMteF VheIbthTSed
IwffeIthes has G53tsa died 9h' this. EB,ddRl-s
s}asaAl5aTs sSa1a j. s,tR sS w. thR 2fR9|s
49Q far 5tthfen 5tthfen great a4aga EiFa
olseSaint4 olsSaint4lSM SMEar anIlem eoremmoo OF mlIl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
ORDER OF pUpLIoArIoN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ rules held In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Harrison County, on
Monday, the 2sth day Of August, 1915, the
following order was entered:
Eta N. Owen, Plaintiff,
vs.. In ChHncery,
John s. Douglass and John q, Van
6wearingen, Trustee, DefendHnks.
OBJECT or SUIT.
10 enforce the payment of the amount
due upon certain writing obligatory dat
ed January 2S, 1910, and calling for the
sum OF eleven thousand Ave hundred ddls
lars ISL, 10000, and payable on or hetdre
April ], 1915, to tho order Of said Httn
NJ. owen, and signed by tho said defend
ant, John +, Douglass, by his abbreviated
name Of j. 5. Douglass, and to subject the
property attached In this cause to the pay
ment of the amount due upon saId writing
obligatory and the costs OF this suit; and
condition auch other relief both general
and special, ms tho court may deem proper
and to equity appertainB.
And In appearing from nm affidavit filed
In said suit that the said defendants, John
8. Douglass and John q. Van Swearingen,
Trustee, are non-resldents of this State
II Is ordered that they do appear within,
one month from the date Of the first pub
lication Of this order and do what Is nee
essnry to protect their interests herein.
Given under my hand this tho cSth day
OF August, 1919.
/. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk,
Charles w. Loucnery and Doniey q Hat
field, Counsel for Plaintiff.
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POST 4 LAW
HOWARD POsx. ROx .. Law.
Real EsIsAs ErS&srA
0Snssal IAsGFaaes ASeuss.
hssuAs soS-Ss& esR BuiIaAnS.
agIarkshnrE. che nsg OIay."



To receive Bids for tho IIuIIdInE. oCn-
a.'urtlnE and Erecting "a BriCit Public
sChOOl building, To bo Erortsd Ct Metz.
MnrlSn County, w. Va.
Notice IN hereby givon, that tho BOARD
Marion County, West Vrginln, Will receive
school building In the Town Of Metz, Mani
nington District, Marion County, west
virginia.
Bids to no received until II m noon, of
September bth, 1910, at which time game
viii he opened md contract let.
The contractor to furnish NIL InntnriAl,
and construct building according to plans
ANA specifications and give bond with mp
proved sureties for the faithful perform
ancG of his contract,
All thu work 20 be under supervision hf
the snid Board M well MS ull nilterial
10 he used, all to DO subject to the APP
provnl OF said BOArd,
pluns aud specifications may bc found
with c. II. SnldCr, nruli:c,L, ut kAlrmOnt,
Marion County, West virginia, or N the
office Of the President OF .hn BDurd Of
| Education, Public School building, nt Man
nington, Marion County. West Virginia.
1 Tho said Board of education hereby re.
serves the right TO reject any and all Kids
All bids to he address to George w
Dowcrs president of the hoard Jf Edu.
cation. Post Onlce address Warrington
West Virginia.
ny GEORGE w. Bowers, President
A'' <. L. Thomus Secretary.
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FOR SALE--A farm Of about 200 acres,
good ten-rOOm house with slaSc roof,
good stone cellar with cellar house;
wells OF water, : good GrNnaries, ten
ant house, wOOdshed ana other outbulld-
ings. About 80 acres OF meadow, about
40 acres woodland, the rest ull In pasture
This is most all hill land well watered
by springs. This is good limestone land.
An abundance Of ruit, apples, pears,
peaches, plums, grapes, etc. This land is
situated In Jackson County, w. Va. 8
u. IL o. Il. r., II miles below Parkers-
burg. Anyone wishing to see this farm,
write me at Wlllowdale, W, Va, and /
will meet you at Bel!ville. Price $1,000.
j. w. L. Kelly, WillowdHle, W. Va
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In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District Of West virginin.
IN Rll; Harrison County Auto g. Gurnge
Company, corporation Bankrupt.
III BANKRUPTCY.
To the Creditors OF Harrison County Auto
& Garage Company. Of Clarksburg, In tho
County Of Harrison and District aforC-
said, n Bankrupt:
Notice IL hereby given TINT on the 3Otb
day of August, 1916 the said Harrison
County Auto q Garage Company, was duly
aIjudicAted bankrupt; and the first meet
Ing Of the creditors will he held nj the
Law ONCE Of ". Frank Stout In Clarkv
burg, West Virglnla, on the 10Th day OF
September, A. H.. 1916, Mt 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon, Mt which time said creditors may
attend, prove their claims. appoint truss
tee, examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business ~ may properly come
before the said meeting.
Dated; Sept, md, 1916.
" Ep N'-K
Referee In Bankruptcy.
AARON WINER. Esp,
Attorney for Bankrupt
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not find out until months later that
Cobb was Understanding when he
said he played little ball.
But there Is one dude left in the
park and his name is Emerson
Hough.
They can't chase me out" he
said at parting II came here to
fish and am going to fish and ! am
going to stay here and Ash. AS long
as long as the trout don't strike.
don't care what the railroad men do. ?
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In the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District Of West
Virginia.
IN ne: ]. jacobs, Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
TO the Creditors of j. jacobs, Of Clarks-
burg, In the County Of Harrison aud Dis
trict aforesaid, IL Bankrupt;
Notice Is hereby given that on the 3tEt
dny of August, i0l8 the said j. jacobs
was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and the
first meeting of his creditors will he held
ut the Law Office OF W. Frank Stout In
Clarksburg, W. Va, on the 10th day OF
September, a. D., 1910, ut 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at which time said creditors
may attend, provo their claims, appoint n
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans
net such other business MS may properly
come before the said meeting.
Dated: Sept. End, 1915.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
u. MESRENDINO Esq.,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Nor1cE ro coNrnAcrons.

Bids will be received at the ONCE Of the
County Road Engineer until p. m. Tues
reinforced bridge over Little Rock Camp
Creek at Wallace and Bridges Nos. and
2, over Ann Moore Run. Plans and spec
ihcatiOns may be seen at the Office OF the
County Road Engineer.
q. NJ. HARBERT,
County Road Engineer.
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CONTINUED from page g.
story on them conditions.

story on them conditions.
Here is the story:
1t seems that one of his associates
Mr.. Basinger,' who is passenger trar
fic manager at Omaha. used to go tc
school with Ty Cobb. But after leav.
ing school Mr.. Basinger had never
heard Of Mr.. Cobb until one day they
were fellow passengers on South
ern railroad and Mr. Basinger, think
ing Tvs face looked familiar, asked
his name.
My name is Cobb" said Tyrus.
II thought So" said Mr.. Basinger
Il used to go to school with you,
And what are you doing now?"
II play little ball" said Tyrus.
Mr.. Basinger thinking it was some
thing Ty ought to be ashamed Of,
adroitly changed the subject and did
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FOR SATELLITES farms near Buckhan-
non Pike; No. lilo acres, fine bottom
meadow No. 2, fine grazing farm. splen-
aid ,El1Def anu orchafa' no. ., 4V acres
ether outbuildinGs, bottom meadow and
fine spring near that can be plped In
house. One-hulf royalty goes with farms.
Also one hve-room house for rent near
Carly Bldg, Bell phone los, Res. 1862 l.,
Home 1873.
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FOR SALE, RENT or TRADE-For town
properly, one good dairy farm, contain
from Shinnston. on Shinn's Run, well
water stock. Possession given first of
November For information call on or
write Henry Mcdonald, Box 81, Shinns-
ton, W Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
WANTED 10 BUY

-,
WE WILL BUY Eurlap bags. Count aud
See how many feed bags you have, and
bring or phone US aud we VIII call An
Choir Mills, j, Il. Smith, owner successor
to Lloyd steel ~ Bro. 77O West Pike
street, Bell phone 1O02-J, Home phone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04

FOR SALE CHEAP OH production IN Two
wells with third one drilling on Ia acre
lease. Am forced to sell AZ Il sacrifice
Address SC. s." care Telegram office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04

FOR SALE two passenger small
Buick good condition for $50 Can be
made into n truck for So. ono 1900 HI,
horse, line worker, sound 5000 RcN
Jarvis, Room /, Fordyce Bldg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
KODAK FINISHING

FILMS developed free. Have your hest
ones enlarged, SIC. Pike News Photo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04

on good road aud car line. Near good
school. one COW, one brood SOW, two
pigs, four acres of corn goes with this
farm. Inquire at $50 Mechanic street
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04

FOR SALE or RENT-Rc Restaurant. doiu.
first class business, money maker for q.
pCricnced chef No others need apply
short hours Very small expense; MIG
take rent out IN board. Write Boz INC
Weston, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04

FOR SALE CHEAP Three fox hound
pups, seven months old also grown
stock. Address Weston Kennels, BOX 3s2,
Weston, w Va,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
WANTED-Female Help

WANTETD-Glr1 Tor cook and to do
general homework. Apply at 442
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
REPAIR WORK

ALL kinds Of roofs repaired. old roofs
painted spOuting ana eve trouehs hung
low prices all work guaranteed Drop
crul Delivery. Cmrkshutp " Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-04
rnE rorNDATIoN or ma FORTUNES

THE FOUNDATION or ma FORTUNES
Inns usually hccn rcnl estate. Dot into tho
game on Snnli scnle. start with home,
It's just like paying rent in thc start. but
the finish Is gloriously different Come In
and make tho start now. We can tit you
ont In either u vacant lot to start with or "a
house and lot Small cash payment and
hnlaucC Ike rent.
Five room house with bath In stealey
Heights
PRICE S2,ab0
Small cash payment and balance like
rcnt,
Four room cOttnEc, New Fair Grounds
for
1880
Small cash payment balance like rcnt.
Vacant lots In all parts Of the city and
suburbs at the right prices md easy
payments.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE-lOS acres
on tractlon line: good Improvements, six
head Of young mares, HOlstein and Jer-
scey cows and calves, one two car-Old
gain il sold ut once W. +. Hartman,
K. h. D. ., Jane Lew. W. Va.