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THE DAILY TELEGHAM
Published by the Clarksburg Telegram.
Company, Clarksburg, W. Vs.
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.
W. C. Moriinsox. A. J. Smith.
Editors.
J. B. Smith, Business Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By carrier 10c per week
By carrier 40c per month
By mail, in county wc ptrr wuuvu
By mai', out of county $4 per year
Subscribers failing to rcoeiv? tfae Daily
Telegram regularly will plewt make
specific complaint t< this offioe.
The Doily Telegram can be found on
ale at:
Pike News Company. Pike street.
Rone's News Stand, Pike street.
Glen E'k Hotel News Stand.
Jackson'* News Stand, Glen Elk.
Waldo Hotel N?-ws Stand.
Traders Hotel News Stand.
Clarksburg, W. Va.. Oct. 3-1905
Some papers arc very uneasy, or,
at least seem to be. about there be
ing some difference between Co J.
Ban Stnlnnkcr and Senator Klkins.
but bore is ten In one that Col. Ban
and Uncle .Steve will be together
and as tliiok as tbroe in a berl, when
the nevt cam pai gn pets fairly started,
.that is. <?f fours', it* tlie Colonel
is the staunch Republican be has the
reputation nF having become. Taimar
Powdl might do better than to
waste breath and time discussing the
Colonel end bis visits to Clarksburg,
especially from the political standpoint.
Bui Few months ago the "Parkersburg
Stale Journal and the Fairmont
West Virginian were to the
point of being wedded. But, now .
if appears they have quarreled, an J
tliat. too. before the preacher oven
had a ehnneo ami there were no felicitations
"r "at homos" after sueli a
date.- It is another ease of true
love n???. running smoothly. At
:inv rate, tliev are enemies now, and.
yet hoth papers* main editors may
go to congress some clay.
When the ballots are counted in
Ohio, the Democratic organization
will wish it had not. tied up with the
so-called Anti-Saloon l>ngji?\
There are hundreds of thousands of
honest citizens in both parties in
Ohio, who will resent the deception
and intrigue of that organization
and will show that resentment by
rallying nobly around (Jovernor fTerriok.
v '-'i has given Ohio the best
temperance law that state has over
had.
The Anti-Saloon Tjoacnio is now
l?n<i!v cnir;i?rorl in frying to do Feat
the Republican puariy in Ohio, notwithstnmlincr
the fact ilint all tornnf*r?mo
legislation that has I'vor,
hecn enacted has come through the.
Republican party. The action of
iho league leads to the conclusion
that it i> misnamed ami that politics
is closer its heart than tin- cause
r i?
?L Li;inrt-.
Pittsburg lived up to its reputa-l
tion as the ''Sinolsv Cit v*' last Sat-J
urday. Tlin "National T,onguo base
1 >r?i 1 game had <r? be called off as tbe f
? > players could only see a few feel in j
front of themselves, owing In the
dense volume of smoke.
And now after all it lias said
about and against the police farce,
the Xows has actually come to the
conclusion that the officers have
started in to clean up some of the
nuisances any way.
The News says it is in bodily danger
of the police force, which is sat- J
isfaetory evidence that the officers 11
*- nnlicrtlv worthless. I'
f ?irx: nub JSc iiu.fvy
. I IOSj/i l A it
iffiTh? jins really rli? rover o?l nf j
good loft in <
i/.J '!'f,,,v' n!a,t'of ah<it"
'it'Baf J'lim j
" ?"'d?-.ih 'Otf.iv & i;-i' fiuinn-il' \
B.g ^UnrioweX,)0f;;?:;
A. ^lTL'aitor. 6f Mrrr^frrillo. is tli 3
rJjamfiW tlv j
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' 'FW Wvl T^it to? rifi ft* -.1
Wf+Irnifort- rr -jWHS ' ti
1 TJTOn1^ e>jt i'^r lr]
:/?fic^oB?f?Vlt.aatH fTj JjTJli*d* W^/V
but a real flower, which fim'.JJi '
can ece who will visit hie garden'. <
, F
ded Semi-i
deposits es^t
LOVl
UHCUUMEDLETTERS
Following is a list of unclaimed
letters in the Clarksburg post office:
Mrs. Lena Allen, A. Bryan, D.
T. Bailey, D. T. Bailey, Mrs. Farmer
Barnbar, J. Browral, John Bennett,
Mrs. James Connor. M. C. Carrington.
Mrs. Ifettie Carter, Monnngahela
Development Co., Miss Annie;
Dumplmey, Miss Annie Dumphrey,;
Mrs. Daniel Doofur, Mrs. Floile
Dnncan. Miss I. M. Davisson, ATiss
Minnie Douglas, Millinmson Davis,;
Mrs. \V. H. Dawson, Miss Hath Brie-;
sou. Signoro Kugiero Elio. Ira Fitfro.
Mrs. Kate Shaver Frum, It. <V
Kerrell, Air?. Hi. .\. HawKins, . ?.
S. Ilrhert, Marie Hatfield, W. E.
llvde, Joseph Helm, W. IT. Uamrick,
Miss Osee Ireland, Chas. .Tordan.
Thomas Johnston, Bert Rnnst;
Jura Kasuinie, Mr?. Xorman Kendall.
Mr?. P. M. T<?uther, Miss Minnie
Lnnham, Miss laving. Miss ?T.
E. Lewis, Thnrmiceg Lohenho, L.
Lello, E. W. T^ong. Fred Leanman.
Mrs. Chas. ?S. Lafferty, Mrs. Martha
Morris, Mrs. E. W. Merriiield, Miss
Maggie Myers, R. H. McClure, P.
Tr. "McClure. K. Mncniel. S. IT.
^fontgomerw Mm. M. Mansert, E,
P. Noble, Harry Parker, Mrs. "Rich*
ard Potter, Mrs. S. Price. Philadelphia
Co., Minopi Papquale, Taylor
Pyle; Mrs. Amy Ross, I>r. Renwel.
Miss Margaret Robinson, T. F.
Roy land. Wm. Rerner. Miss Ethel I
Sherwood. (I. J. Stoaley, Miss IItdon
Stone, Mi?? Mary E. Skiles. Mrs.
Mary Siglev. Miss Myra Squires, M. '
E. Stonns, Miss Rachel Shook. Robert
Stills. T. T>. Shreves, S. C.
Smith. Mis? L. A. Thornton. Mi??
I'la Taylor, Miss Med in Tonii\
Brent L. Yineent, Girillo Vincemro,
Rev. C. E. Wioldeng. Mrs. Mav D.
Wilson. TV. E. Wilson.
S. C. DEN"HAM, P. M.
POLIGE COURT
Five fhis morninjj. Five who had
to admit Unit their ocular capacity
far exceeded that of their physical
capabilities. Five who henceforth
will have their name chanced to'
criiiuifliinr* \. f. ,.-l' !
the five two "dug up/' the chief
ki.ndly gnvoiis half, a fair da}*? wage.
The other throe are in durance vile,
a place whore everv reporter lias consigned
countless offenders.
STUART WILL SELL
OHIO REAL ESTATE
-Jerome TV. Stuart, of Huckliaiinon,
was here Monday overling on
the way to dCiles. Oiiu , sever, mi 1<?"
from Vounjpiovn, wIktp he will engage
in a big lot sale. Mr. Sfunri
hut recently, made a very auoocs.dul
sale of the kind here and clearer]
$10.OOO in less than thrvtv da; lie
is a hu.?tler and wilWuak fipioilj
at N il-'s.
-Stetson
Hats
Are distinguished, because
they win approval on the 'first
glance, and they "improve on
acquaintance."
We have the Soft end
Derby Stetson HaC!?ll
the latest style
Besides the whole line of
ROSSAMORE HAT
** In all prices of newest rhapoR
and-colors from 50c. up to the
6 t? Famous
C "$9^'Hnward Hat.
rin*I In . lyjf'? |[ r. . nil ) i.
kif t . an if ,.nV
fc?icr Ha^Lr'O/f r7/ tr'fli'. V
F ni^rimr">?rrf ?nrt n Jb i I)
F f>rvasiei??j! rRoiholf' i jji
J?ofTKit a: ?.-{ -;sf><x+ fiaT HlffD &
*?UR PER
li\r\uaJly
CORPORAL FORD
oRETORie TO CITY
Corporal S. \V. Eord, former recruiting
officer here, has been transferred
from Wheeling to this station
and is now upon duty with Private
William Seed. Sergeant George
Hawthorne, who was here several
days has gone to the Wheeling station.
Egg drinjes at the James & Law
Co.'s fountain. june20tf
g Tt
| New Empire B
? ? Is next to
| Elliot & \
cr General s C
* ? Thev were the lowi
on the $100,000 JV\
y? Fairmont.
?. Kept
xmimimmiu
DO Y<
GOO
| IS THE BEST L
CUTTING UP.
Did it ever occur to you that the p
I c i ts more than the inferior makes; L
t it m in all shapes and sizes?at the h
Roberts Hardware Co., xyikfkfkfaMktM
-il>? ?acr -iiv -1
To Beautif:
A Woman's lialr Is her plorj
s<> much to rlie brilllany of a w
^IkTi hair In order to obtain "Tn
-^ v compounded in the nroper mai
est of drups. cucli a one we n
SSl 0. L. GROVE
305 Pike Street, [Sept,. ]
OURSHO
FALL AND
Are Finest Leail
I ito the most shapely and j
with names <>f celebra
ShoesThatPro
In beauty, comfort a
School Shoes For
Are the best it
Merriman's 1
f >r mart. All values in n
Shirts, Neckwear, Under\
Hosiery, and Gloves. L
Trunks, S,
s Compare O
.... A IN I
Prices Witl
MERR
I^ET, BY POST OF
<ni m i?in t m i?in i n
CENT. If
Psvid We G
- Not t<
INGSBANl
SMITHERS GOES FREE
FROM WIFE'S WARRANT
Jackson Smitbers, colored, wo.',
discharged.in Justice J. N. David's
court Monday evening from a -warrant
sworn out by his wife, Kate
Smithers, charging him with non*
' 1 nTiililrpn.
support 01 nursni auu
Hmithcrs showed that he drove liec
n'E from home and would not let him
go back. She also said that was
true, and the magistrate concluded
under the circumstances that Jack
ought to go free and unpunished.
SmrPfmmmmE
IE 3
lank Building J
the office of ^3
kVinchell, gj
^
contractors. 3
est bidders Monday ? +
\asonic 7 emp/e at
^ ^
14-dtr.
rice of a koocI SHEAR is only about 10
etus show you a WISS We have
!ar" ware Store Around ttiu Corner.
2 Doors East of Pest uffica,
y The Hair, ^
and her pride. Xot.hiof? adds ' J"**
.oimtn as a beautiful growth of
AT" yon must use a hair tonic
nncr and composed of the puroake.
Give it a Trial.
, Pharmacist, Sfc
Sd-3m. Clarksburg, W. Va
wmmwm
lESFOR i
WINTER
iers Fashioned
aerfect Footwear, stamped :
ted manufactures of ;
ve Their Value I
md service. Our ' '
Boys And Girls
nd cheapest. ;i
F urnishirvg's
ewest fashions of finest
wear, '
ook at our line of \
atchels and Umbrellas.
?- _ i:
>ur Goods
) , ; ;
ti Others, ij j
IMAN !
FICE. ; : =
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I
ive Advant
> be Qbta.ii
K AND TR
| The W,
ru rk rmifi/
vnai uiiiii
Tailored
NEWS'
WE BU
THORA
BR /
DESier
Largest and T
BEAUTIFUL
$14 50, $15 00,
Rain Coal
coats, Silk
SPECIAL SHO
Our Store is the
Every depa
(Special Sale "of L;
am
CLARKSBURG
4
IBuv Vour Drafts, Ca
Yotxr
THE FARJ
( OF CL/
* Depository of the
Safety Deposl
Four Per Gent. Interest I
A. J.-Fubtchesr.
rinah. w. Fusaai
w.
THE OAb
ANTHONY G,
The Finest B<
Choice Wines, Li
Nos. 34i and 3
OLARKSBURt
SWEET MELODY FLOOR.
SSOO Reward
)r information leading to the arrest aud con vieioo
of any person caagnt refilling a"Weddcr hurt
Lye** whukey bottle. ** Wcdderburn Rye " in tli*
est whiskey on the American market. Addrcrs
TH? JOHN WBODKRBURN CO.,
tola Owners* Baltimore, Md.
i THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
w k SWEET MELODY FLOOR,
lannn^i
ages to our 1
r\ed Elsewhe
VST CO.
atts - Lamfc
j Showing 3n
ilCAIN MILL
We Announce
HE ARRIVAL AND DISPLAY OF
ittern Hut?, the choicest models from
r^most designers, all dressy trimmed
.reet and Ready-to-Wear Hats of A oilcan
designs. Bv all means grandest
id most artistic display ever "assembled
Clarksburg. We give you more in
>int of
>tyle, Quality,
and Workmanship
ban you can obtain elsewhere at the
Same Price.
5uits, tSkirts
rvi pc anniviimi
1 S LL<k3 i trim w ii v
IY AND SHOW T
lTIVE STYLES CI
k/VlERICA'S FOI
^ERS AND A
fewest Exclusive S
all times
AUTUMN TAIL
$16 50, $18 50, $2150
T*T ? * ei.:_4.?
ts, vv aiKing vjjk.1i us,
and Wool Waists, L
WING FALL WRAP!
Established Economy Ce
rtment full of New Autumn Mer
Money having Chanaes Abound
ace curtains and Draperic
d 1-4 off of reglar low pri
- - nccT DI [
3 V* DLJ l uu
Bmammmmmmmmm
sh Vovir Checks, Deposit i
Funds at | <
VIERJS BANK I :
LRKSBUKG. i j
State of West Virginia
t Boxes for Rent
'aid on ali Time Deposits.
President
Cashier
i
4
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r nnisj
*.UCHAN^??rop! " -* * ,
ir in the Steite.
quors and Cigars.
43 Pike Street
2. - W VA
SWEET MELODY FLOOR. I
1 i
Depositors I
>erd Co. Ji
id Display I 1
IN^ ^ | j
anri Coats I
j DAILY I
HE AU- I
SEATED I
IE/HOST I
iRTISTS I I
fcock Shown at
OREO SUITS I
AND $25 00 UP I
Silk Pettirace
"Waists
5 AND COATS
mt . j,
?nte?r of Oarksburc H :v>J
chandise, and
;s. Saving of 1-3 I ||
SY * STORE. M Wj
??>??i????????? ' "*. -*
: Newest Ones j; I
I VERY LATEST COP f i ":Ck
RIGHTS RECEIV- i ? :i|
!ed this week ::
Tbe Millionaire's Baby: A 1 ; - - %>'
Woman of the World; Tbe Bom ;
of Old St. Loui-<; My Laffy i >'
Laughter; Tbe Castaway; My ' S - ftflS
Lady of the North; Tilly; The ,
t Prospector; Baccarat; Double <
f Harness; Four Bnads to Para- ' I
. dlse; Tbe Prodigal Son; Wbbso*., ,
j ever Shall Offend; Tbe Corner In =."* - " ':3m
[ Coffee; The Abbess of Vlaye; T tBI
i The Blazed Trail; The Turke; "* ' ~iiW
Atoms of Empire; Tbe Grafters X S3
and Tba Seeker.
pmr.r us ai os raru ,-H
which includes a life member- X 1
ship in the Tabbard Inn Lib- j
THE GOUNTY MAIL |
BOOK STORE .
317 W. MAIN gTRgfjlB
W. H. JACOKES^^
CNER.AL CONTRACTOR. &
Contracts taken anywhere tn i^ii
the United States. Estimates :
cheerfully furnished. Ofllce. V'-wal
166 W. Pike Street. B?a?
jflione 499. s. v. sax ate, i?i aa
CLAB ?Bl/llG5Wr_T^v* I

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