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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
POINDExTER IS
DRAWING MANY
VISITORS HERE
Excursions From Northwest
Points Planned for Friday
Night Meeting
SPEAKS AT DREAMLAND

Special excursions are being
arranged from all points OF the
Northwest to accommodate
those who want 20 hear sena.
tor Miles poindester's speech
a, the Dresmland rink here,
Friday evening.
From Bellinsham, Everett.
Kent. Bothell. Kirkland and
other points. hundreds will
come 20 Seattle to Join In the
monster welcome planned for
Washlns;on's independent sen.
ator.
Poindexter will arrive at the
Union depot at O'Clock. At the
same time the big meeting al
Dreamland rink will be opened by
Chairman George ". Walker. A
delegation OF citizens will welcome
The senator al the depot. and will
promptly form into an escort for
him, and he will be taken immedi.
iteiy TO the Dreamiand rink.
From | ) 10 20 autos probably will
oe In the escort. A number OF citi.
tens. regardless OF the fact that
hey may miss good seats at the
are anxious TO hold n
regular torchiight parade.
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SETTLERS RALLY TO SENATOR
P0INDExTER; HUMPHREY I'm Bad

Claiming they were prse-
tieslly defrsuded OF their
rights as settlers on the Ore
gon and California land grant,
and anxious % show their sp-
probation Of the efforts made
by senstor Miles poindexter 20
gain justice for them. Frank
Terrace, farmer. OF Orillls,
Wash, and other settlers will
attend the Poinderter meeting
Friday night al the Dresmland
In a body.
There are 500 settlers In
the state OF Washington who
are still fighting for their
rights to the land on which
they filed. but OF which they
have been deprived by the
Southern Paclflc railway, the
the Weyerheuser Timber cor.
porstlon. and other big corpo-
rstions.
Timber Barons Grab II
According 10 the congressions
,rant OF the land 10 the railroa
by whicn II received 2
iections OF land for each mile q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
men CAIN
ON wheat RISE

Seattle grain spectators went
wild over The soaring price Of
wheat.
One young harterer who appeared
when the market opened at Z a. m.
at Logan & Bryan's exchange. In
the Smith building. said at IL
o'clock he had cleaned up $500.
Another, older and more sea-
soned. said he had bought an entire
crop from a farmer in Tacoma last
week at 80 cents. He was still
holding when the price hit $l.44.
Most others were following his
example. Few sold.
September wheat closed at Chi
cago at s1.44is. a gain OF 107s cents
since Monday night.
December wheat closed at
s14sA, a gain OF 11% cents. May
wheat closed at sl.53, gain Of
Tx cents.
II was the highest mark since the
war broke out, early in 1914.
The advance followed n govern
ment crop report of a shortage in
this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

Deputy Prosecutor Helseli's
probe Into the county automo-
bile scandal Tuesday developed
that ehagffevrs who drove esrs
In the Lafe Hamilton political
excursion 20 the farmers picnic
at Enumelss last Saturday have
suffered sero Gus Ispscs of
memory.
Aelsell had Chauffeur Car.
penhrsna Joe Jennings, chief
mechanic In tho county garage.
on the carpet.
Carpenter 10 the man who
drove Mrs. Vida Hamilton.
the vashon island passenger
who exposed the scandal. TO
the picnic. Along with other
passengers who rode In county
cars. she paid 81 for the trip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
EXPECT new PLAN
TO END STRIKE

immigration Commissioner White
and Federal Mediator Blackman
have completed a survey of the
longshoremen's strike and will an
nounce their plan of action to set
tie the situation this week, Com
missioner White announced We'd
nesday.
I'VE have gone over the whole
situation thoroly, but do not know
exactly what course we will pur-
sue" he said
"Blackman and myself are work
ing on some plan which we hope
will bring the strike TO a speedy
end We expect to announce our
plan Thursday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
BRANDEIS HEADS
PEACE BOARD

WASHINGTON. Aug. e.--presi.
dent Wilson has selected Asso-
ciate Justice Louis u. Brlndeis 10
head the American commission.
which will confer with that ap-
pointed By Gen. Carranza to settle
Mexican border questions II was
authoritatiyely stated today. Sec.
retary Lane has been asked to
serve also and has accepted.
The name o, the third man
awaits acceptance OF the Uresi.
dents request To- have aim serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
STAR BABY FINDS A BEAUTIFUL HOME WHERE
HE'LL HAVE 2 SISTERS AND LOVING PARENTS

Donald's new family is all ready
for him. too.
His mother. Mrs. j. b. Gordon. is
a dainty little woman, who has had
two daughters and has always
wanted a son. His sisters can
scarcely wait to welcome their new
brother; and his dad. John Brian
Gordon. already has offered his
son his second and third names,
and an assistant managership in the
Polk's Directory Co. He says that
Donald might also have had his
first name had he needed It.
Donald's mother is said to have
been musician. Maybe. some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

there is the ability to create music.
Anyway. as soon as there is sufft-
cient strength in the tiny fingers.
he is going TO have lessons on the
piano.
His younger sister, Madeline. has
offered her services as eternal
nursemaid. and his daddy says that
next summer Donald will be taught
TO swim and fish.
Donald could have done no bet
ter had he chosen his family him
self. There's a big place In II for
him. and my faith in Donalds max
ing good" is paramount. ! know he
will fill his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

He is going to have a wonderful
home. The house is surrounded by
big, green lawn. with flowers
growing everywhere. and n big
vegetable garden In the back. II
will be an ideal place for an 49,
month-old boy TO romp about in the
sun.
Inside the house is big. sunny
living room. with a huge fireplace
The fireplace reminds one, some
way. Of long winter evenings. with
dad In his slippers, before leaping
fire sister popping corn on the
hearth, and an 1s-month-old baby
in mothers arms having bedtime
rock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
SLAVS CAPTURE CITY
AND $500 GERMANS

PETROGRAD. Aug 9--The Gal
ician town OF Tysmienica, seven
miles east Of the city Of Stanislau,
was taken by Russians under Gen
Lechitchy last night, II was official
ly announced today The Russians
took 7,400 prisoners, including $500
Germans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
BY CoRNELlA GLASS

The Star hasn't any baby any
more.
Donald, erstwhlIe Donald
Phillips, is Donald Brian Cor
don now. with a mother. a dad,
two sisters and a lovely home
at 6615 3fst ave. S.
went out there Wednesday
morning. and Donald had not
yet arrived. Everything was In
absolute readiness for him.
from the curly, freshly bathed
Spitx that barked at me from
the gate. to the cleaning baby
cart on the vlnc-eovercd porch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
MINE BLAST IS
FATAL TO II

MICHEL. u. C.. Aug. 9.-Twelve
men are known to be dead. and all
mines here are closed down. fol
lowing an explosion In mine No 2
here today. Lightning struck sig
nal wires. and, carrying the cur
rent down TO the mines. ignited
dust or gas. starting the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
PROGRESSIVE Chief
IS OUT FOR WILSON

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Matthew
Hale. acting chairman of the pro-
gressive national committee. will
take the stump for Woodrow VIII
son in states where no progressive
electors are nominated. he an.
nounced today.
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trian stronghold.

The battle is spreading along the
AHsonzo. In the first two days OF
the great offensive more than i5.-
900 Austrian prisoners were cap
tured To these were added the
10000 taken when Goritz fell.
The Austrians resisted with the
greatest stubbornness and suffered
frightful losses.
Rome was swept with tremen.
dohs wave Of enthusiasm today as
fresh dispatches from the front
brought fragmentsry details OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

fighting around Goritz. The whole
city was instantly beflagged when
announcement OF the capture ~
the bridgehead was made. 4 huge
crowd gathered in Piazzi Colonna
and eheered the army. King Victor
Emanuel ana Ge't. Cadorna. Sim
ilar demonstrations occurred In
the theatres aud cafes. In other
cities, Milan. Bologna. beghOrn
and Florence. great crowds gather
(Continueo on page 81
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R. R. employees
WILL MEDIATE

NEW YORK. Aug. e-Repre.
sentatives Of the railroad EN-.
ployes announced today that
they would accept the offer Of
the U. S. board OF mediation
and ooneiliation TO submit their
demands TO mediation, provided
action 10 Immediately taken.
Acceptance " mediation by the
employees came as a big surprise.
II had been officially stated by
big brotherhood officers that they
would discuss the differences
with the railroad managers. but
hat a third party was unneces.
sary." II Is believed the personal
Plea OF members Of the board
brought about acceptance by the
ralnmen. That means at least
OF the strike that
would have called out 100000 men.
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Odd Stuff


Rubber robes for Judge Gordon
have been suggested By City Attor.
ncy Tom Kennedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

Every time Jay Alien pleads a
cae. he gets excited and talks like
a street sprinkler. says Attorney
Kennedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

Eddie Pinkman. the boxer. II
growing a Charlie Chaplin mus
tachc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

4 guess some folks thought
wasn't a movements picture actor.
says Eddie. They'll know differ.
ent now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
"BIC PUSH"
NOW IN FULL FORCE

the Germans again reoceupied the
Thiaumont work IN heavy fighting
last night are the Teutonic armies
still on the offensive. The posi-.
tion has changed hands eight
times since the verdun campaign
began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

Luther Crawford, OF West Fair
view, Pa. born without hands, has
been chosen president Of the
council.
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ARE YOU GOING?

SENATOR MILES folNpENrER WILL. SPEAK FRI.
DAY NIGHT, AT O'CLOCK. AT THE DRFAMI.AND
RINK. HE ARRIVED IN SPOKANE LAST NIGHT
AND WAS GIVEN A GREAT RECEPTION ms
FEARLESS RECORD IN CONGRESS STAMPS HIM As
THE BIGGEST MAN IN THE STATE. you SHOULD
HEAR HIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09

TODAy's TIDES At SEATTLE
high. low.
q.S5p m, iss II. T.ia p. m. i0tft.
..............S Srt1 n m n
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EDITION

GEORGE SALISBURY HAS RF1.ENTED HE HAS
GIVEN THE skIDDOO SIGN TO THE UNSETTLED
WEATHER HE'S BEEN DOPING THE PAST TWO
DAYS. HE COMES TO BAT TODAY As FOLLOWS.
FAIR ToNGGHT AND THURSDAY" BUT GEORGE
LEE rs STILL SILENT ON THE DOUBLE SKIDDOo.
TWICE 23-SENATE BILL 46.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11

1 Linden Tree CHiller). Lucy McCalley l and Martha Hood. | Song, If I knew (oley Speaks), pri- mary and Kindergarten classes. l Piano, May Song (Bilbro), Elizabeth Stone. Amaryllis Ruh). Mary Wood.
 ren. Night Song (Dodds), Evelyn B1umenfield. E Violin, Traumerei (Schumann), Kath- arine Nelson. Song Off to the Kingdom of Dreams | (Gilmore). kindergarten. class. Piano, A Jolly Jig (F1etcher), Ruth
 Miller Streamlet Waltz (Burrowes),
 Minna stoval Going to Sleep (Rowell).
 Clarke Gil1espy. Four Hands-What the Clock Says
 (Wing). Grace Herren and Mrs. An thony.
 Violin. Mazuka (Dancla). Ludwig Smith.
 Sleepy Heads, How Peggy Came to Town. The Trotting Horses, primary and kindergarten classes. | Piano, four hands, Sweet Souvenir Waltz (HoezeD, Clarke Gillespy and Mrs. Anthony; The Queen of Hearts | (Burrowes), Mary Dunlap; Dorothy (Smith), Dorothy Lawrence; Two l (Hume). Aline Wilder. Song, The Young Musician (Salter), I Grace Herren. ht Piano. four hands. Danse Semplice | (Rathbun). the Miller sisters. Song and eurhythmics, The Brides Ball (Stree), primary and kindergar- | ten classes.
 ] Piano. four hands. The Flower Pa rade (Bilbro), Dorothy Lawrence and Marjorie Hunt.
 l Songs. In a California Garden (Col- | by), Sunbeams chorus; April Day. Aline 1 Wilder; BlacksFyed Susan, Clarke Gill lespy; Jack in the -Pulpit Lucy Mccall ley; Blue Bells. Dorothy Lawrence; [Cradle Song of the Flowers (Marjorie Hunt.
 l Piano At Evening (Rochelle), Flor | ence Miller; Witches Revels (Schytte),
 Rosmen Goldman; Summer Noon l (Hume), Nena Harris. l Violin, Humoresque (Dvorak), Rob- l ert Lawrence, Jr. Eurhythmic Drawing, The Violets | (Woodman); The Leaves Party (Gay- | nor). Piano, four hands. viennese Life l (Horvath), the Wilder sisters; Wood | Nymphs (Faber). Martha Hood; The | Dream of Rosebud (Dodds), Eleanor | Durham. Eurhythmic drills. various rhythms Class No. 2: Piano, Country Dance (Hume). Mar l lin Harris.
 4 Violin. Cradle Song (Hauser). Helen I Lambrides. l Piano, Italian Doll. Tarentelle (Muel- i ler). Jane Hamill.
 Eurhythmic drill. The Boating Song l Class No. 2:
 Piano. Caresses Gichtenstein), Linda l Wilder: The Bird in the Tree (FinO l Lucy McCalley: four hands, Lolita Spanish Dance (EngeD. the Harris sis | ters; The Coquetting Meadow Lark l Goepke). Nell Hubbard; Columbint I (Smith). Marjorie Hunt; The Old Spin I ct (Fletcher) Joyce Lyon. ss4 i| Song with eurhy thmics. A Dutch Lul ,llaby tDuffield). adult ~eurhythmic class Tableau with school song.
 Scherza Flat Minor Chopin, Rol la Gray.
 I WEDNESDAY,. Improvisation (MacDowelD, Polon I aise (Chopin). Miss Hortense Buchanan Madge Barrett.
 Whims (Schumann). Kamenoi Os- troy (Rubinstein) Miss Mildred Kahn
 Important Event (Schumann), Catcl Me (Schumann). Etude Fantastiqu' Il (FrimD. Miss Margaret Marshall. I Waltz in D Flat (MoszkowskD, Mrs O. Garrard.
 | Ballade (Chopin). Witches. Dane,
 (MacDowell. Miss Anna Jones. I Waltz in E Major (MoszkowslSi) D | Kenneth Lamkin.
 THURSDAY. I The Legend of Bregenz (Proctor) Miss Mora Burris, fs
 An Oversight in Makeup tRexfordl Little Boy Blue (Field). The Moo Cow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-11

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARRISON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA:
Otto D. Barnes
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Charles u. StrOther ct al
To Otto d. Barnes and Charles n. STROLLER:
You are hereby notified that on Friday
the 18th day Of August, 1915, between the
hours Of 0 O'Clock In the forenoon and .
o'clock in the afternoon, at the office, OF
George DObbin Pennlman, in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Building, In Baltimore
City, In the State Of Maryland, the under
signed Samuel r. Barr, Trustee and The
Real Estate and Improvement Company OF
Baltimore City, will proceed to take the
depOsitiOus Of Samuel Il. Barr, W, NJ, Ken
nedy and other witnesses, to be read on be.
half of the undersigned on the hearing OF
that certain cause In chanCery pending IN
the Circuit Court Of Harrison County, IN
the State Of West Virginia. wherein said
Otto d. Barnes is plaintiff and said Charles
Il. StrothGr and the undersigned are de-
PENDANTS. And II for any reason the TAX
ing of said dispositions shall not be com
menced on said day, or II, being commence
ed. the same shall not be completed on
said day, then the same will be adjourned
or continued from time to time, at the same
place and between the same hours until the
same shall he completed
SAMUEL X. BARR, Trustee.
THE REAL ESTATE AND IN.
PROVEMENT COMPANY OF
By Counsel.
GEO. NJ, HoFFHEIMER, Counsel,
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PUBLIC SALE Saturday, July
15, at 1902, m, at the front
door of the COurthou6e' 7
trunks, 81 travelling bags
Is over and rain coats IL
packages Of unCIaim Iaun-
dry, | suit case, | large
basket of clothing, c, L.
FordI AuStioneer,
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FOR SALE-MisCeRaneous

FOR SALE-secOnd hand Ford touring
car, 1914 model; IN good condltls sG;o Au-
dress Box $500 care Telegram ONCE
FOR sALE-TwO pool tables, reasonable
price If sold at once, lhcluul"B mow
Csrder's store, Lower Sycamore street.
Clarksburg.
Ton sALE-One five passenger touring
car. been run $500 miles; equipped with
new tires; in first class condition Cail
Bell phone lOl9-R.
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Same advertisement Eve suO-

Same advertisement I've sue
eesSiVo days, 80 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, as cents; NO classified I'D.
yertisements taken for less than
rs cents. Classified advertise
ment DISPLAY charged hy
inch.
Deaths ADD Funeral NOaOOA
Lodges and O1Hba, Cards q ThAEkR
Il MemOrtARL Ch4rOh GOtlobN, -
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Six ordinary verbs male ems ma
every initial and Wh0O number
counted enc WOEd.
Advertisers nay have thalI replies
addressed 10 . lSttsE and HGmhGn
Scare The Telegram"
The Telegram will net b. SSUpOn-
OibIe for aSFo than enc lneOEECct
Insertion Of any SdVOTtlSsnAonS
classified ads. may DO t0lO.
phoned and viii be charged and
bin sent tho following day u
your name appears in the tele-
phone directory otheEWlSo,
strictly cash with order
This page Is closed promptly
ct II o'clock a. N. Your copy
must bo In before that hOw 10
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WANTED TO BUY
HlRSES WANTED

1 WILL be ut Il. l.. Warmers barn In
ClarksburG, July Il, to buy horses from
To s years; will be there all day. rain
or shine, bring IN your horses on this
date. want TO buy n full car load on
that day, No mares. q. j.. Wallihan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-11

FOR sALE-Drop head Singer Sewing Ma
chine used only two years. Slj to quick
buyer, Apply ut 205 West Main street.
FOR SALE-One Hudson Touring car;
first class condition, 6.A; 1914 model.
Apply to A. Klein ut Nusbaum's store
Third street
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FOR SALE--FarmS

FOR sALE-ClOsing an old estate, ? farms rs,
mud outbuildings; large bearing orchard
land in good condition; all under 81 cult cult
walton and grazing; the ether Az acres,
good grazing and farm land, Close S,o 10
railroad, church and school mi ICES iFT IN
bonr6t mt a bargain, terms. VIII e&-
change part for city property. Address
owner care Telegram Office
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FOR SALE.
WANTED-Fenale Help

Girl for general homework. APP
ply to Mrs. Il. NJ. Coll, $40 Virginia st.
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FOR RENT-On Main street, new house Of
siX rooms, with bath, pantry, cellar and
two porches, hardwood floors, beautiful
anish throughout, gas and electric lights,
water. Apply to j. Il. White, Gi5 West
Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-11

FOR sALE-In stea1ey Heights, S,room
modern, frame house, hardwood finish
large cemeuted cellar good well water,
fine grape harbor, good garden LruiE
trees, large barn, lot 4OXlSO, paved
streets, side walk, shade trees rio lUcs boEl
gain either as u home or an investment
Viii accept vacant lots rs part payment payment
Terms to suit. See owner, 20 MILFORD
street.
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FOR SALE--Cheap, one double door Cary
Safe, must be sold at once. Outside di.
mensions; height IS, width 49, depth IS
inches. Weight 1000 lbs. Have two,
don't need but one. Write to A. O..
Hedges, Lumberport, W. Va.
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pany, a corporations
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, made In cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate
Of the said Harrison Barbour CONl Com
pany to the satisfaction of the liens there.
on, you are hereby required to present all
claims held by you and each of you against
the said Harrison Barbour Coal Company,
which are liens on Its real estate, or any
part Of It, fer adjudication to me, Mt my
office, PA Court Street, ClRrksburg, In tho
county OF Harrison, West Virginia, on or
before the 18th day Of July, 1915.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June, 1915.
W. NJ. CONAWAY,
Commissioner.
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FOR SALE-BungalOw, seven rooms and
bath, five minutes walk from court mouse,
level lot, electric lights, cabinet m9htSls ;;
everything strictly modern CAL bei'
nhOnp 13S3-R
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Two story, eight
room house, pantry, wafer and sewerage
oak finish, cabinet mantels, china closet
slate roof; Williams street, Blitmore
Heights, North View. Homo phone li6
Bell phone 204-L.
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FOR RENT-One tve room house, with
new bath, on Ocello street Broad Oaks;
newly papered and plastered. 5000 per
month. Apply to q. l.. Slers, 2l2 Mechan-
ic street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received at the Office
Of the County Road Engineer, until
2 o'clock, Wednesday, August 2, for
the paving of three miles Of road,
Clay district.
G. M. HARBERT,
County Road Engineer.
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FOR RENT-One seven room house, five
room flats, all with water and gas equip
ment; one store room lSX74 shelyed and
countered; location, Stealey Heights.
Rent right +. |. Day, 3OB North Ave-,
Home phone III.
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A FRIGHT cheerful apartment for rent
IN the Baker apartments. Apply to
Bakers Department Store, 343,SiJ West
Main street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD
1853 Jackson Street,
BOARD AND R00M-Inquire
at 324 South Second street,
DRESSMAKING
WANTED To RENT

~@~-~~N@|7~~0-~N-~N->N-~>@N SS~s~~@S>@~~>N
room or room and board
Atlas Glass plant, BY young man Of good
habits. Electric lights and shower bath
preferred. Address 400" care Telegram
office
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FOR RENT-House No 72l, West Balti-
more street, rooms and bath, ,$25 per
month, water rent paid, drilled water
well. Look 1t over today ana see T. NJ
Long 4 Son, 2l2 Court st.
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FOR SALE-BeSt business for
small capital in city. Inquire
at Telegram office.

FOR SALE-Rebullt Typewrlters; all
Makes; Lowest Prices. w, S. Corpenlng
Room l. Second floor, Irwin Building,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-Flat Of five rooms and bath,
East Pike street. Apply 10 MIS- A. u
Boyle, St. Charles Hotel.
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FOX RENT-T0 a small family, SIX room
brick house on MeigS avenue, price
$S.,5u per month also rooms and bath
On Second hoor crown street, $ll50. c.
{. McCarty, MoCarty Bldg Bell phone
72-J.
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FOR RENT-One four room apartment
with private bath also, three room
apartments with private bath. Apply at
room lOG Prunty Bldg
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage on Jack
son street Call at 2l1 Church street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-11

CANTALOUPES- Fancy, very sweet, luc-
ious and juicy. Send orders for self or
friends. Wrapped $l.25. Unwrapped
Sl.OO. Check with order, Reference
National Bank, COvingtOn & COvington,
.LaurInburG, N. G,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-11

FOR RENT-House at 100 Thompson St,
I rooms and bath. Call Bell phone
1921.