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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-29
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 ROOMS FOR RENT.

 FOR RENT-Nice large furnished front room in private family; use of parlor and phone. ell N. 22d street. Peoples phone 1874
 FOR RENT-Large well furnished room, 20l2 9th avenue. Phone 1919 10-2S-tf ELEGANT room to rent; new brick house; everything new and up-to-date In every respect 2426 9th ave. 11-2S-2t FOR RENT-Furnished room for one or two gentlemen. All conveniences; walk ing distance from city. 2030 Humboldt avenue. 11-25-tf FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; hot ard cold bath; price moderate. App ply 2212 4th ave. i1-10-tf FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished rooms. with hall; suitable for light housekeeping; gas and water. 2131 Hum bolt ave; phone S0l. 11-2l-tf ROOMS-cheap; furnished or unfurnish- ed; close in; good neighborhood; mod ern conveniences; references exchanged Also baby's go-cart for sale. 1901 Ave c. ROOMS FOR RENT-Newly furnished; hot and cold water; nice new bath; near business center; terms reasonable. Ad- dress 53O N. 20th street. Bell phone 925 FOR RENT-Furnished room. 51S 23d st.
 11-29-3t ROOM for rent. 1912 9th avenue. FOR RENT-furnished rooms, 61S north 18th street 11-29-7t FOR RENT-Four or five connecting rooms. nice house, desirable locality, electric lights, telephone and bath. Right on the car line Terms reasona- ble to the right parties. Apply No. BIO St. Charles avenue.
 FOR RENT-One and two furnished or ,fcha ,,~fx. .,f bath. Reasonable rent: references ex- changed. Address H." care Age-Her- ald
 FOR RENT-Three large rooms. upstairs, electric lights, bath and phone; suitable for light housekeeping; references ex- changed; block and half of car lines. P. O. Box 99,
 FOR RENT-Nice front rooms, furnished complete for light housekeeping. 505h N. 22d street. Phone 17e9.
 FOR RENT-Large front room. furnish ed. to couple or two young men. 20l7 Park avenue.
 FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished front room. Call 17S0ls 4th avenue. Peoples phone 637.
 FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms hot and cold baths, furnace heat 2S2S 9th avenue, N.
 FOR RENT-Wer furnished room to gen tlemen only. 2O11 Park avenue. FOR RENT-Large handsomely furnish ed front room with all conveniences; gas, bath and fires. Apply 2021 9th avenue, N.
 FOR RENT-Elegant room with board. 600 N. 18th street 11-29-3t NICELY furnished room with bath at tached, also two rooms furnished com plete for housekeeping. hot and cold water on same floor. Two blocks from Hillman. on 18th street Possession given December l. Address M. M, care Age-Herald.
 FOR RENT-One nice furnished front room. electric light and all modern con veniences. 23l2 9th avenue. ll-29-St NICELY furnished front room. all con veniences select neighborhood: very close in; young man with good refer ences; can rent at $l0 month. Apply 1917 9th avenue
 ELEGANT rooms. furnished or unfnr- nished, with or without board. can be found with Mrs. White, 1611 5th avenue, N. Terms reasonable; close in People phone 1iS0.
 FOR RENT-Beautiful front room. 22oi 9th avenue 11-29-3t
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

WANTED-Ten traveling salesmen for South Alabama Mississippi delta and Texas territory; drug line. Traveling expenses paid and salary guaranteed. Opportunity for good men to earn s150 per month. Must fill within next ten days Office Service Co.,. No. 238 First Nat. Bank building, Birmingham, Ala.
 11-2S-2t
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WANTED-Thorough reliable man as state agent for Alabama; he must de- vote his entire time and, make our bus mess his business; to such man we have a money making proposition to offer Monarch, 147 West 23d st, N. Y.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATES-1c. a word day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first in. sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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12o North Fist Street
Established RETHEA z q

1888. Established 1888
 s. BETHEA & CO.,. Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agents, 2027 3rd Avenue. S5O00-Lot 50x190 with Improvements. rent ing for $42 per month; well situated on Sixth ave. $2O0O-Two good lots fronting Fourteenth ave. at Glen Iris Park. $750O-2Ox100 on South Twentieth street. be- tween Avenues A and B. $1600-50x190 on Avenue c with house on alley renting for $16 per month $2OOO-lO0x1S0 well situated corner. South Highlands.
 s. 6ETHEA 6 co.
 11-1-Su-tu- -thr-tf
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BirminQhdm Optical ParIOrS

DIR. JAMES SHARP (Graduate) Scientific Optician and Eye Specialist. Eyes tested free Improved tests. A trial solicited.
 2o2S First Ave. .Biriningbaa. Ala
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SALESMAN SPECIALIZING have two exceptionally good positions open for balance of year of 1904; salesmanship energy and clean record required; gen eral mercantile trade; high commission contract with $25.00 weekly advance while travelling. w. E. Hodgman & Co.,, 90-96 Prospect st. Cleveland, O.
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Proof Conclusive.

From the Chicago Post
 Why do you charge him with disturb ing the peace?' asked the justice
 "He has a phonograph with mega phone attachment" was the reply.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

a word day; no adi taken for less than 25c for first in' eertion. Cash must accompany every order
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WANTED-A small mine on M. & O., or l. c. railroad, or small proven tract of coal land on either road. B. F. Eborn. 113 N. Fist.
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WANTED-Sales to carry side line sardines for leading New York import ing house Address B, 1923 56th st.. Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Valuable coal mining property; will sell all or part interest; paying handsomely; prop erty gilt edge: good reason for selling. Address E., 113 N Fist.
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WANTED-s1OOO, two years, will pay s per cent interest. payable as desired and $50 fee additional for promptness. Security first mortgage improved su- burban property on car line, for which 5000 was refused yesterday. Loan is wanted to refund a present monthly payment mortgage not due. Apply 113 N Fist Bell phone SS5 or 1885.
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NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE. $150O-1O0x165; corner on East Lake car line; with dwelling, store and meat mar ket, renting for s24 per month"; good lo- cation.
 $10oO-7o-foot lot; with good Broom cot tages bringing SIP per month: Magnolia Heights; near car line; this is a great bargain
 s25C0-25x140; on 2d ave-, near 18th st. $800-25x140; on 3d ave. near 7th st.; with lew room house; now renting for $10 ger month.
 s. E. THOMPSON 6 co. Phone 24. 223 2lst Street
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WANTED-Men everywhere good pay; to distribute circulars, advertising mat ter, tack signs, etc; no canvassing. Ma tional Advertising Bureau. Chicago.
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WANTED-Ali to know that we have every facility for cleaning and dyeing ladies and gentemen's apparel: hats cleaned, blocked and retrimmed by ex- pert hatters Glucks Dye Works, 1916 3d ave. Bell phone 2312
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WANTED-Second-h hand cooking stove, suitable for hot water connection; must be reasonable. Address Stove, care Age-Herald
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CIGAR saiesmen wanted experience un- necessary; good pay Emanuel Co, Sta
 ton J. New York 11-1-5t-su
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PATENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTHING in smell or taste of Phospho to remind you of medicine, madam. Try it when your pretty head aches again.
 At Parker's and Adams. 1O-25-Su-lm
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FOUND.

FOGND-On 9th avenue and 20th street. pair gold trimmed spectacles; owner call for same and pay for this ad.
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TRAvELERS-Men and women to travel and employ lady agents; best line; best terms ever offered. Address Taxis Toilet Co., Chicago
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WANTED-Man, good salary to handle Liberty Gas Lamp; sells for s1-5O; makes and burns it's own gas; tells the time: free lamp with fixtures; credit ex- tended on stock: addressed envelope. Liberty Gas Lamp Co, Dept. S5, 200 Broadway N. Y.
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5000

will buy 50x10O, with alley, good we'll wa ter, nice Broom cottage, corner, room enough for two more houses; can make it pay r per cent; half block of 1st ave- nue.
 JONES' S-BARNETT CO.,,
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CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds and watches jewelry. silverware and clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay
 ments; lowest prices; best quality; goods guaranteed; will call if desired. j..
 Iowinsohn 1921 md avenue. 1-l2-tf
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FOR SALE. s95oO-loO feet front cor. Highland ave. and 3Oth st.
 s2659-Neat South Highlands cottage. S550O-Ave K home in excellent condition. s5O0O-Large choice lot. l1a blocks of Five Points.
 7o00-Excellent furnace-heated home on South Highlands, near Five Points. $S000-Cho,ce and large Sycamore st. lot Sl0o0-Extra large lot Rush ave. and 18th.
 FOR RENT. $25.oo--5 rooms, sO9 N. Fist st; new house. s25.00-6 rooms. 2G02 5th ave. s25.0o-5 rooms. Ave l bet 22d and 23d. S25.00-6 rooms lG0l N. 16th st Several stores and other houses for rent. Let us write your fire insurance.
 MCCONNELL 6 CARTWRIGHT, Phenes i6. 20 Fist St
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PORTERS, janitors. coachmen waiter cooks. nurses chambermaids or help or any kind; all plenty. Birmingham La Dor and Employment Bureau People phone 16S. 19201a 4th avenue.
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WANTED-You to know we furnish salesmen, clerks. collectors. stenogra- phers, solicitors, cooks and all domestic help. National Employment agency, 336 Hood building
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REAL ESTATE WANTED-Sma prop erty with option of more, growing cot ton; suitable for fruit healthy; pleasant society and Episcopal church accessible. State water supply, fullest particulars and price. W. F. Carter, Fresno Cal.
 11-29-2t-sun
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

APPLY to Caheen Bros. at once. five first-class cloak and suit salesladies.
 11-2S-2t
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EXCEPTIONALLY attractive line to both salesmen and dealers; very large commissions; paid weekly; staple, easy seller, vest pocket sample. Address
 B. E. LeVert, Roe Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
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MONEY TO END,

MCNEY furnished salaried people with
 out security; easy payments. Southern
 Discount Co POP Cnalifoux 4-i3-tf MONEY TO LEND-We have 5000 to lend on improved real estate in corpor- ate limits of Birmingham. w. E. I,eedv S Co 11-29-3t
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WANTED-To give two three good men profitable employment. work pleas ant and permanent; chance of promo tion men who are willing to work make good money Contracts open for city and country. Address or apply to The Singer Mfg. Co.,, BOT N. 20th street.
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GO TO FLORIDA-An opportunity not only for great pleasure, but will make a profitable investment This is zz- room residence, well adapted Tor club house, on St. Andrews Bay, Fla; Tn easy reach of Pensacola. The locality noted for tarpon fishing, duck hunting, and other game The house cost con siderable money, and is rare chance for Birmingham sportsmen; spend your winters here. Full half acre ground only 70 feet from beach on 2o-foot blum; can see 10 miles down bay. House plas- tered, hard oil finish, metal roof. Price only 5000. bargain. Jones-B Barnett Go, 120 N. Fist street.
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REAL ESTATE,

John C.. Smith, Chas. O. Locke,
 President Sec'y S Treas. JOHN c. SMITH & COMPANY. Fire, Cyclone and Plate Glass Insurance,
 Real Estate and Rental Agents. We represent the following companies: Liverpool and London and Globe Insur ance Company of England.
 Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford. Commercial Union Assurance Company of England
 Insurance Company of North America of Philadelphia.
 Connecticut Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
 Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Company of New York.
 Your business will be appreciated and have our prompt and careful attention.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 .-------->--~-------- FOR RENT-Two-story brick warehouse 25x1S2I2 feet, fronting Ave. A has rail- road tracks in rear; for those handling car load shipments this is an admirable location; also small store, No. 1704 1st ave. Address or call on owner room 23 Office building. Bell phone 764
 11-25-7t FOR RENT-A fine residence modern, built of brick and stone, No 2430 9th avenue, north. Peoples phone 707. P. M. Vance & Co.,. 2OOs19 2d avenue.
 11-24-7t FOR RENT-Neat Groom cottage, north side; close in; 2222 Third avenue suited for two families. Apply room 205, Jeff ferson County Savings Bank building FOR RENT-Good corner for drug or grocery store Address "Gheap Rent" care Age-Herald. 1l-29-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.



 LOST OR STOLEN-Bay mare, low heavy built. both front feet white, small white spot in face; was hitched to side spring Babcock buggy; storm apron un- der seat with word "Drennen" on apron. Reward if returned to Duncan Livery Co.,, or Drs. Drennen & Drennen, Chali- foux building. n-29-2t
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WANTED-Watch repairer. must have own working tools. Address Watch, care Age-Herald
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WANTED-Agents to sell unbreakable sidesteel corsets; good pay Write M. Darling, e2 Clark St., Chicago, III.
 u-2S-2t
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CIGAR Salesman Wanted-Cigar sales man in your locality for city and coun- try trade; experience unnecessary; S6O per month and expenses: enclose stamp for particulars. Pioneer Cigar CO, Dept l. Toledo O.
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FOR renovating and altering ladies gowns and coats call at Mrs. Ryan's house on 3d avenue, 2O101a and apply at room l6, first floor.
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Newy furnished; hot and cold water; nice new bath; near business center; terms reasonable. Ad- dress 53O N. 2Oth street. Bell phone 925 FOR RENT-Furnished room. SIS 2Sd st.
 11-29-3t
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO ROOMS wanted for light house. keeping must be close in and reason able. w. G. A, care Age-Herald.
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MONEY TO
 LOAN At low rates upon improved business and residence property. No delays. STEINER BROS.
WANTED.

WANTED.
  no matter where it is. Call or write. Miller, Suite A2 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED-You to give Gluck's Dye Works trial satisfaction guaranteed. 1916 Sd avenue.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25

Mr.. D. b. Krepps. Of AIlenport
Pa. is the guest Of bis brother JAS
l. Krepps Of the Flats
John Cans. of Morris Cross Roads,
came to town last night on business
trip.
DIR. George /. Keener of Weston
% here tn look after come business
matters.
Miss Dannia Protzman has been
quite sick at her home Ia Fayette
county for some weeks, but is now
able to be out again.
Henry Baker of the rural mail force
is unable to attend to his duties be-
ing knocked out by an attack OF Deu-
ralgia. No one is in bis place and pa
irons Of the route are getting no mail.
Mrs. George W. Harner is quite
sick at her home In Greenmont and IL
lie feared that it may result IN case
of fever.
Fred Dean and Brown Baker have
gone down into Pennsylvania to look
after some contracts which are to be
let shortly.
j. T. Lane of Bellaire who is con.
nected with the B. Il o. has been
here to look after some of the inter
ests Of the company at this place.
Prof. w. j. Leonard was called
to his home in Ashland, Vermont,
on Sunday on account OF the death
of his mother. But a short time
ago his father was taken. Prof.
Leonard had been in the hospital
for some time past taking treatment
for one OF his legs and was not able
to make the trip could it have been
avoided.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
Verdict OF Jury in Rape Case Is
Made Up.
Penalty for the Crime is from One to
Five Years Imprisonment In the PEN
itentiary-Jury stood seven for
Guilty and Five for Acuuittal.

At ten this morning the jury 10
the case OF State against Martucio
brought in its verdict. 1t was as
follows:
I'VE the jury find the defendant
not guilty of rape as charged in the
Indictment but find him guilty OF
attempted rape as charged in said
Indictment
j. W, Hinkle, Foreman.
There was large crowd present
when the verdict was read. The
jury had been out since Monday
afternoon. The prisoner was talk
ing when the jury returned. He
stopped long enough to hear it and
then resumed his talk being ap.
parently little affected by it.
Sentence will be imposed by the
court at nine o'clock on Wednesday
morning. The penalty for the crime
Is from one TO Eve years imprisonment
In the penitentiary.
When the first ballot was taken by
the jury 1t stood seven for CONVICTION
and five for acquittal. The seven
ranged from guilty of rape down to
simple assault.
The crime was committed last Au-
gust and for time there was consid.
cradle excitement over the affair. The
announcement OF the verdict caused
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25
Birthday Party.

CAssvIILr. Feb 29-One of the moat
pleasant social gatherings Mt this nlsce
Was held Saturday. Feh1narv ri. az the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Lindsey WRIGHT,
he occasion beirg in honor Of Mrs
Wrigbt's sixtieth birthday.
Mrs Wright had invited about thirty.
five guests To spend the day with her.
At half past ten O'Clock the guests he.
gan to arrive. and by twelve O'Clock the
house was fairly sliye with persons eager
10 wish the hostess ,nany returpp Of her
birthday.
When all had arrived tbey were in.
vited to the dining room where thew
partook of bountiful turkey dinner.
supplemented with delicious ice cream
and cake
Mr. and Mrs Wright received numer-
GUS useful and beautiful presents a. a
slipht appreciation of the hSph esteem in
which thew are held by their friends.
The following is a list: Mrs Julia Bar
rickman, 81; Mr. and Mrs w A Tucker.
book, Moody's Sermons, and handker'
chief for Mrs Wright: Mrs Victoria
Core, table cloth: Mrs Martha Picken-
paurh. dress. Jesse Fox. siIk handler.
chief Miss Ada Berry. white apron !:
Miss Ellen Berry. white apron and hose !.
Miss Maud Martin. flannel skirt: Aunt
Eliza Finnell. "good wiIln Mrs Blanche
Seatop. apron /: Mrs Elizabeth Berry.
shirf wa;st. Mrs gall;e FIam;nu towaia
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25

JoLLIFFE-JAMIsON.--A the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jam
ison, OF near Morgantown, on Febru.
airy IL, was solemnized the marriage OF
their daughter, Alberto Belle, to Mr..
John M. Jolliffe. 10 the presence of a
few of their intimate fl nds The
young couple, preceded by the minis
ter, Rev. Kinzie, of Fairmont, who
performed the ceremony, marched into
the parD0r to the beautiful strains of
the "Home, Sweet Home" march
The bride was beautifully attired,
while the groom looked handsome 10
the usual suit Of black. After the
ceremony was performed and congrat-
ulatiohs over all were ushered into the
dining room where delightful lunch
con wac served, after which the young
couple started on their wedding tour.
L. b. b.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25
Mslsrn nnsfsns u The Christian


The growing missionary interest
in the Christian church, or Disciples
of Christ, all over the country. re-
minds rs all again OF the wonderful
power Of the missionary movement.
Now every nation on earth 10 wide
open to the gospel. Not 30 . cen
tury ago.
The Christian Church has ms
slens in India, China. Japan, Africa,
Turkey, England, Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Cuba, the Hawaiian lei
ands and the Philippine Islsnds.
They have I'll missionaries and
stations in those fields Growing
educational institutions are spring
ing up, also, in those lands. Some
Of the strongest men IN this religious
body have gone out to japan and
China and other heather lands.
They are helping to shape new
Christian civilization on the ruins
OF hoary faiths. Ii Japan, for in
stance, there is now public school
system that will compare with our
own in America. The imperial I'm
iversity in Toxic has more than 2,
900 students. The postal system of
japan 10 pronounced as good as in
Americs; the telegraph. wire
stretches to every part Of the land.
All this and more has been done
since the advent tf the missionary,
less than fifty years ago.
The annual offering for Foreign
Missions in all the churches of this
communion 10 the first Sunday in
March. The churs b in this place is
willing, and it may by counted upon
TO do its.full part. 1t is expected
that fully 100000 will be raised
for this work this year. Last year
e17l 900 was secured fer work in
distant lande.
The Christian church has come to
be one Of the leading bodies In the
country. They number near one and
3 half million, and the growth last
year Is said to have been about SO, 600.
The number Of churches is over TO-
600, and the number OF ministers
fully 5000. They are also building
up : number ri splendid educational
institutions In different parts Of the
country.
We wish for them abundant sue
cess In their effort to raise $500, 900
this year to spread the Gospel 10 all
the world.
II any one wishes TO contribute for
foreign missions please send check or
money to NJ. S Garrison, Treasurer
of the Christian Church, and it will
be gladly received.
L. A. BEARD, Pastor.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25
UESIGnfLY POLES
Many of Them will be Removed
Later on.

TreIly wires and Lighting Wires VIII
Be Attached to Same Poles Trsc.
tion Company Doing N Unusual
Thing.
THE additional poles being set along
the streets for the trolley road make
1t appear that the poles will soon be
, much greater nuisance than they
have been here before, but matters
will not be 90 bad as they seem.
Mr.. Sweitzer the superintendent of
the work is authority for the state
ment, that the electric light wires are
eventually to be transferred to the
juniper poles erected for the trolley
line. and this will allow the removal
Of many Of the poles now 10 use.
This consolidation of the street car
and lighting system Of wires on
the same poles Is not done ordinarily,
but the Morgantown Company has so
much regard fssr the beauty Of the
town. and its inhabitants, that It 10 In
curing additional expense in preparing
TO give the best of service. The electric
light wires will be extended far out
into the Fourth ward on the same
poles that carry the trolley line wires
for running street Cars.
The crew Of men setting poles Is
working along High street today.
The severe freezing weather has made
their work harder, but they have lost
very little time on account of snow or
cold. When Dean and Hoffman take
contract, they are bound TO CON-
plete 1t on time, regardless Of weather.
1t will be such short time now till
street cars are hummiug along High
street, that many people will almost
wonder what hiss happened when the
flrst one sizzes psst.
Many people will look with much
more favor upon the street car project
when the lighting system is improved.
1t is hard to consider with even de-
gree Of favor anything done By COM
pany. which furnishes such abomni
able lighting service % the Electric
Light Company furnishes 1T intervals
to Its patrons
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-02-25

Mr.. William T. Franklin, OF At
lantic Highlands, New Jersey, has
secured an interest 10 the A. G. Oliver
Lumber Company, doing business up
Decker's Creek and has come to Nor
gantown to reside. He will be treas
urer OF the company, which has pnr-
chased all the property here of the
Decker's Creek Lumber Company
Mr.. franklin and his wife are now at
the MADEIRA Hotel. Their only daugh-
ter is attending Wellesley College this
winter.