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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-11
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First race, handicap. seven furlongs- Bad News, 198; Burleigh, Alvin, Fronte- nae, 11S: Funculare, no; Workman Jocund. 1O7; schulamite. 1O6; Rubric 1o4; Cigar Lighter, 100; Letola, 97; King Pep per, 96; D'Arkle, 90.
 Second race. mile, selling-New Mown Hay IA; Ascension. 106 Dina Shad, 104; Irish Witch; Canteen, 101; Daisy Green. Princess Tulane, go; Byways. &; Line of Life, Lady Ellison. 9e; Our Sister, s4; Ga- lice, 91; High Born. 95; Zinda, S5.
 Third race. handicap. mile and q quar- ter-Chaughnawaga 129; Monsieur Beau saire, 1l5; Bragg, 1Q6; Wrn, l04 Jack Young. Little Scout, Glen Echo 1o0 So- noma Belle eS; Ben Volio, 97; Judge Hines, 90.
 Fourth race. Troy. selling, five and one half furlongs-The Irishman, l07; High Chance, Quorum 105; Chalfonte, l04; Nos trome. 1o3: Peeping Tom. Arklirta. 100; Rustlng Silk, s7; Muffins 96; Mintia, 90. Hester w. Hythia, a.
 Fifth race. mile. selling-Stroller, 11S; Lord Badge. llO; King Rose, 1os; St. Breeze, Knight of Rhodes. 1o7 Potrero Grande. Meister Singer. l06; Bronze Wing, lO5; Just So. l03; Elwood, Exclamation, 1oi; Yorkshire Lad, 99; Gray Lad 93; Father D, 94; Supreme Court, 93; North vile. Ss.
 Sixth race. five and one half furlongs- Ethel Reed. Elapa, Dave Lewis. Nos trome Bayonet. Crowshad, East End, Rapid Transit. Labonan. 1l2, Ravens, Hocus Focus, 109.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. Y, August 10.-Sweet Ma rife. 2;04%, the Mckinney mare which took the measure of Tiverton in their match race at Readville last week, had the tables turned here effctually today in the free-for-al trot the feature event of the Grand Circuit at Wentworth park. when the Calico Rex stallion took down first money in the two first heats. In the two following heats In 2:05 l-5 and 2;Ob the mare getting the third in 2;0614, but after the result of the race had been settled according to the three-heat plan in operation here. George G and Mckln- ley completed the quartette which faced the starter for the event and in the opening pools Sweet Marie sold at &O0 with ss0 on Tiverton and $2l on the field The Marie got away officially but was catching Tiverton Tn the stretch in the first heat when she broke and finished last Still Sweet Marie sold fayorite $50 to s27 on the field. but third to Tiyerton was the best she could do. In the last heat Mcdonald got her stepping through the stretch and she overhauled and beat Tiverton half length in whipping finish.
 This blow was one of the worst the talent has suffered at the meeting al- though Tiverton was supported hand somely. Those who saw Sadie Mac, Miss Wilkes fleet trotter step away with the sl0,00O stake the other day, gave eXpres- sion to the belief that the Gait woman fancer owns the real trottng champion among those now being campaigned.
 Another large crowd enjoyed the sport today The meeting will be concluded to- morrow
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sLAGPILE NOTES

''T have what think a sure plan for making Birmingham a pennant possibil- ity." said local baseball enthusiast yes terday. Tn a phrase 1t is mutualize the stock and send for Alb Powell
 One trouble with our team recently has been that several of the players have been trying to lap up all the bear in town" said Manager Vaughan Wednesday night "Of course I can't follow up the men night and day and can't expect any one to play the spy upon them, but have my eye on some who I know have been going a merry clip in the wee sma' hours, and If they don't mend their WHY'S at once something will drop with thLd."
 
 The Toledo club of the American as sociation is looking for trouble. It has bought the release of Wiley Piast fir pm the Paducah, Ky, club. The first time Wiley gets an overdose of German tea there will be music in the air in the cd Ohio town.
 Atlanta has signed Jack Brennan. a utility man highly recommended by La- | joie of Cleveland
 Mike Finn will be given carte blanche by the newly organized Nashville associa- l ton next season and instructed to get a first-class team regardless of expense. At least this is what President Bradley Walker has been telling ove' In Atlanta. | What about the salary limit? | Shippicasse, the ex-Baron second base man, is now playing the third bag for Augusta.
 Too bad that Rip Ragan didn't get a chance yesterday in Atlanta to redeem himself for that awful Nashville fiasco here. The Bremen are Rips good things. | and may be he'll do the trick this after l noon.
 l We had tail-end team for ten years l or more, said fan yesterday, who was i disgusted by the hammering Vaughan and his men got Wednesday, "and everybody ] was making excuses all the time. Now we have a team that has been running ] in the first division all season, generally , second or third, and the anvil chorus sounds night and day. I'm almost ashamed for strangers to hear the way some of the crowd goes after the men when they lose few games.''
 Fans can enjoy the game in detail this afternoon at the Appollo Billiard hall.
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At Latonla.

Cincinnati, O., August 1O.-Four favor ites won at Latonia today. zienap, coupled in the betting with Liita as the Sehute entry, won the fifth event, the feature of the card, handily from Oze Sister Frances, the second choice. was away last, but came with a rush in the run home and finished third. Track slow. Summary;
 First Iace six and one~half furlongs- The laurel. 97 Robinson). to 1, won. Naran, 92 (Radtke). to B. seeond Nomi- nee. 90 QIicks), F to ]. third Time, 1:2l 3-6
 Second race, mile-Hot, 99 CMorris), to 5, won: Safety Light. 94 RadtlSel, : 10 1. second Bernice. 92 (Robnson). 10 to l, third. Tllie. 1:42.
 Thir,i race, five furlongs-Sea Mate, 10s (Eadtke). 2 to ?, won; Hot Toddy, 10i (EIicks), 30 to 1, second; Leo Bright. 1o4 (wilson), 20 to l. third. Time 1;o2 i-5.
 Fourth race. mile and one hundred yards-Florizet, s7 Qoy), 1 to 1. won; Axares, s7 Cloerner). ! to 1. second; Fon- soluca. lo5 (Robinson). ! to 5 third. Time, l:4I2-5.
 Fifth race, five furlongs- Zenap. Il! CMorrison, 1 to 5, won; oze, 102 (Wil- sonJ. to l. second: Sister Frances, 10l (Radtke), 8 to 5, third. Time. 1:0l.
 Sixth race. six and a half furlongs- Mansard. l0S (Radtke), to 5, won; Pic ture Hat, 90 QIefferman), 20 to l, second; Auroceiver. sS CMorris), to l, third Time, 1:20 3-5.
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Reddick, IT Gelgerson), 20 to 1. second; Anodyne. 11i (Balrd), to 1, third, Time. 1:14
 Second race, steeplechase handicap, short course-Connover, f45 (Harris), 5 to 2, won Pious, 147 (F'innegan, 20 to l, second; Paul Aker, 137 QIolman), 10 to 1, third. Time, 4;27 2-b.
 Decimo fell Charawind and Temerity refused
 Third race five and a half furlongs- Optician 106 CIildebrand), 10 to 1. won; Dlsobedient 10i (Murphy), 1S to 5, sec ond; Flavigny, 100 (I<napp), 10 to 1, third. Time, LOS 1-5.
 Fourth race, Huron handicap, one mile and hree-sixteenths-Bedo 1l5 (Shaw), 6 to 5, won; Merry Lark, 115 QIildebrandD, 16 to 5, second; Palm Tree, 102 (knapp), 12 to 1, third. Time, 200 3-5 Fifth race, one mile, selling-Memores 96 (McIntyre). 6 to D. won Sir Ralph, Ss (Miller), to 1. second; Humo, 9S (Foun- tain), 1 to l, third. Time, 1:S7 2-5 Sixth race, six furlongs-Fillmore, 115 (Smith), Is to 6, won; Gambler, 112 Du- gam. to 1. second; John Lascalle, 112 (Martin), 15 to 1, third Time, 1:15.
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YESTERDAY QUIET
 FOR QUARANTINE
CHIEF INSPECTOR MORGAN WENT TO ANNISToN TO HAVE CONFER ENCE WITH THE OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF STATION THERE.

Yesterday was the quietest day the quarantine office in Birmingham has had in two weeks. Travel was light and no incident occurred which was in any way out of the ordinary
 Chief Inspector Barnes Morgan is rapid ly getting his work systematized and get ting his forces to work regularly again. He has about twenty assistant inspectors going in and out of Birmingham contint- ally on the various trains, and he mas had to reorganize that force
 yesterday afternoon MT Morgan went to Anniston to have a conference with the inspector in charge at that place relative to the quarantine service. Complaints have been made that some trains be- tween Birmingham and Anniston were not properly inspected and MT. Morgan de- sires to remedy the trouble.
 B. Frank Toe, county quarantine officer, is still having a large number of people from Montgomery. who insist on getting off the train in Birmingham. He has had to arrest a number and send them out of the city. Probably a dozen were sent out of Jefferson county yesterday by MT. Toe, and nearly twice as many the day before.
 Mir. Toe has not received letter from Dr. Sanders state health officer, explain i ing why he requested MT. Yoe's resigna- tion several days ago. Dr. Sanders stated when he left Birmingham Tuesday that he would communicate to Mir Toe his | reasons. but as yet no letter has been received
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pr. Hayes, the city physician, has collection of stegomyia fasciatae-the yell low fever mosquitoes-that is gem.
 Ten days ago Dr. Hayes went out on his own hook to find out whether or not the stegomyia fasciata had taken up a residence in Birmingham.
 He didn't sit down in cafe and place lump of sugar in front of him and wait for the stegomyia fasciata to light on the lump.
 pr. Hays knows too much about mos auitoes to do that. He lived in New or leans for three years while he was study ing medicine at Tulane university and he made speciality of hunting out good many interesting things in that highly interesting city.
 Among them, he looked into the man. ners and customs and habits of mosqui- toes and especially the stegomyia fas- ciata.
 So while others were wondering where to look for the yellow fever mosquitoes pr. Hayes went out and turned em up.
 To begin with he turned up, or over, a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-11
JONESB0R0 WANTS
 TO INCORPORATE
ELECTION WILL BE HELD SEP TEMBER TO DECIDE IF TOWN WILL BE INcoRPoRATED-cITl- ZENS SIGN PETITION.

Acting on the petition of a number of citizens of that place, Judge Samuel E. Greene of the probate court yesterday issued q notice fixing September as the date of a general election to be held in the town of Jonesboro to decide whether or not that town shall be incorporated
 The petition was signed by fifty-three citizens of Jonesboro and urged Judge Greene to declare an election. The election will be held in the store of Walls X Jones, D. w. Houston, John E. Brady and w. r, Baumgardner have been ap- pointed inspectors of the election.
 Jonesboro has been anxious for some time, it Is said, and majority of the citizens of the town have expressed their opinion in favor of incorporating. It is thought that little opposition will be shown to the proposed incorporation.
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CITY PHYSICIAN HAYES
 HUNTS FOR MOSQUITOES

barrel found on Avenue and Twenty first street.
 In that one barrel he found sixty-four stegomyia fasciatae in the wiggle-tail stage of development.
 He took them to his office where they all matched out and there they may be seen by anyone curious enough to examine them.
 A number of the specimens have been giver away for scientific purposes. but d great many of them still remain in the city physicians office in the First Ma tional bank building.
 '1 made only two examinations,' said Dr. Hayes yesterday. "and In each case 1 found the stegomyia fasciata- In ths first case they were found in barrel. In the second case. they were found in receptacle that was lying in the weeds and on the moist earth
 T can only say that, in my judgment. ther care plenty of mosquitoes of this brand in Birmingham, and they can be found in places like those where I went to look for them"
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RouxeI Is Temporary Successor.

Little Rock. Ark, August 10.-Bishop Fitzgerald of the Catholic diocese of Little Rock, senior bishop of the prov ince of New Orleans, has appointed Bishop Rouxel of New Orleans as the temporary successor of Archbishop Chapelle, who died Wednesday. An archbishop will be elected by the bish- ops of the province and their selection must be ratified by the archbishops of the United States, after which the ap- pointment will be made by the pope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-11
ARREST WOMAN FOR
 HIGHWAY ROBBERY
J. H. BOLTON, A WHITE MAN, SAYS THE NEGRO WOMEN HELD HIM UT LAST NIGHT AND SECURED TEN DOLLARS.

Officers Dougherty and Givens late last night arrested Hattie Pitts, negro wo- man, on Second avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty-ffth streets on the charge of highway robbery. preferred by J. H. Bolton, a white man.
 Bolton stated that as he was passing the Pitts woman and another negress the Pitts woman threw a pistol in his face and held him up while the unknown ne- gress went through his pockets and se- cured $10 cash.
 The Pitts woman was locked up while the other negress has not yet been ap- prehended.
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At Saratoga.

Saratoga, August 10.-The Huron handi- cap, the chief attraction of today's rac- ing, was easily won by Bedouin, the pub lie choice. Merry Lark, the second in favor, ran a consistent race and took second money easly by three lengths. As soon as Bedoun struck his stride he vent out in front and was always from length to three lengths faster than his Heid. Summary:
 First race, handicap. six furlongs-Flip Flap. IA (Smith), to l. won; James
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MAYOR WARD NAILS LIE
 AGAINST BIRMINGHAM

Mayor Ward nailed a lie about Birm- ingham yesterday. and nailed it prompt ly and hard.
 When he got to his office in the morn ing he found an inquiry from the mayor of Eutaw in which that gentleman stated that it was reported by a man in Eu- taw that yellow fever had broken out in Birmingham.
 "Pepperman" cried the mayor to his private secretary, in a tone that meant business.
 "Pep," notebook and pencil in hand' was at the mayors elbow in an instant
 'To the mayor of Eutaw Euta"' Ala" said the mayor, dictating.
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Condition of Jones.

E. W. Jones' the conductor on a con struction car of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, who was in- jured in an accident Wednesday morning. is improving rapidly, and his injuries will not prove as serious as was feared. An op- eration was performed yesterday morning and it was found that the mans skull was not fractured He will be able to leave the hospital in a few days.
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Personal anl General.
Miners Get Small Increase.

Scranton, Pa, August 10.-Anthracite Coal Commissioner Neill today reports the July average selling price of coal at tidewater at SAGA. on which the slid in~ scale gives all miners of the an thracite region an increase of per cent over the basis fixed by the strike commissions award. This Is an in- crease of per cent over the previous wages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-11

Tt is reported you have been informed that there is a case of yellow fever in Birmingham. Please wire name of your informant. Will pay $50 reward on con- viction GEORGE B. WARD, Mayor
 Secretary Pepperman took down the words as spoken, touched the end of his pencil to his lips and looked up inquir- ingly at the mayor.
 Get that off at once. Pepperman," said the mayor.
 A few moments thereafter the message was on it's way to the mayor of Eutaw.
 No answer had been received up to a late hour last night.
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Tetherow's Condition.

The condition of w. Buren Tetherow. the young white man who was shot last Sunday afternoon by his brother, Claud Tetherow, in quarrel at Pinkney City, was reported last night to be unchanged. The physicians say that if he lives through this week he will doubtlessly re- cover.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At ksonville-Jacksonville 3. Ma con 1.
 At Columbia--Columbia 4. Charleston Z. At Savannah-Savannah g. Augusta l.
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At Dover, N. H.

Dover. N. H.. August l0.-The big black stallion, The Friend, cut the record of 2:07 today. made three years ago by Anna Dooses in two out of three heats. with which he took the free-for-al pace. The second heat was won in 205h, and the third in 2:051a.
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St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 4.

St. Louis. August 1o.-Brookiyn failed to support Mcintyre and dropped the last game of the series to St. Louis. Attend ance 1soo Score: RH.E. St. Louis .......... .101 00S % -5 12 , Brooklyn .001 0l0 1O1-i
 Batteries: Taylor and Leahy; Mcintyre and Ritter. Time 1:45.
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New Orleans 1, Shreveport 3.

Meridian, August 1o.-With an equal break in baseball luck today Shreveport would have won the game. Both teams played sensational baseball Score;
 R.H.E. sbrevenort 900 GOO 0O0-O 3 3 Now Orleans .010 GOO 000-1 6 0 Batteries: Swann and Grafhus; Brett enstein and Sullivan. Time, 1:5o um- pire, Sheibeck. Attendance, 976.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At Toledo-Toledo 6, Kansas City 2. At Cohtmbus--Columbus 8. Milwaukee O. At lndianapolis-India [, Mime apolis i0
 At Louisville-Louisville-S Paul game postponed; wet grounds
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Cotton Exchange to Close.

New York, August 10-Ths cotton exchange will be closed Sasaurday September 2. and Monday, September 4. Labor Day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
chicaao 8, New York 2.

New York. August 10.-The New Yorks suffered their first defeat today after thirteen games played, Chicago winning easily. Attendance, 15oo. Score: R.H E. Nay yorL 0O1 900 001-2 4 5 f,hicago 103 900 013-S 10 2
 Batteries: Newton, Chesbro and kiei- now: smith and Mcfarland. Time, 2;l0
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PERSONAL.

Henry B. Gray, president of the Peo- ples Savings Bank and Trust company. left last night for Cincinnati and Youngs- town, Ohio, on a business trip MT Gray will return to Birmingham Monday.
 c. H. ogilvie of Memphis is in the city.
 F. D. Orr of Tuscaloosa was here yes terday.
 John II. Bankhead. representative in congress from the Fifth district, was in Birmingham yesterday.
 Among the passengers sailing on the oceanic Wednesday are B. M. Allen, Frs Kline Ramsey and w. r. Tebbtts.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
New York i, Chicago 0.

Chicago. August 10.-In pitchers bat tie today Chicago failed to score while New York made one run on an error Tn the sixth, when strang reached first base on tumble. stole second and raced nome on McGann's clean hit Attendance H. GOO. Score: H Il E, f,bicago GOO GOO 000-0 3 ? New York .. .. ..OO0 Ool VoV-l
 Batteries: Reulbach and hing, Ma'- thevson and Bowerman. Time l;So.
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Insure your health in the pest company. Yellow fever covered. Jemisen R. F. and Ins. Co.
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Rain.

Atlanta, August 1o.-Atlanta-Bir ham; no game; rain.
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Memnhls 4. Little Rock 1.

Memphis, August 1O.-Goodwin was in fine form today, yielding only four hits and fielding his position well. Home runs by Huburt and Walters excited applause from the 500 spectators. Score: IittIe Rock OOO 001 000--1 Memnhis .. 110 GOO 11*-4
 Batteries: Guese and Garvin; Goodwin and Hurlburt. Time, ;25. Umpire, Pfen- ninger
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Detroit 2.3. Boston Is.
Rain.

Washington, August 1o.-Washington-st Louis game postponed; rain.
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Phone 276 tPeople'D If you want the Gawk Engraving Co.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham rain. Nashville-M Montgomery; rain. New Orleans, 1; Shreveport, O. Memphis, 4; Little Rock, 1.
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Philadelphia, August 10.-Philadelphia- Cleveland game postponed; rain
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Boston 7, Pittsburg 4.
Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 1.

Cincinnati, O., August 10.-The cincin- natis made it four straight from the Philadelphian. Attendance 1906. Score;
 R.H E Cincinnati 100 01O 2Os-4 10 Q Philadelphia :. .. ...... .0O0 001 000-1 Batteries: Ewing and Schlei; Nichols and Abbott Time .45.
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YELLOW FEVER Covered by Travellers health policies. Jemison R. E. and Ins. Go.
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HETEROGENEOUS All that's left of the North Stars
THE "CORK FILLED" KIND

Note the four beautiful opal lined ones mentioned below Better hurry you want of the finest Refrgeators in Birmingham at price never possibly obainabe again.
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Atlanta has signed Jack Brennan, a utility man highly recommended by La- joie of Cleveland.
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q have what I think sure plan for making Birmingham d pennant possibil- ity," said a local baseball enthusiast yes- terday. "In phrase 1t is mutualize the stock and send for Alb Powell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the agency
firm OF Hal II. Rapp & Co.. partners, con.
sisting Of Hal ". Rapp. Robert B. vii
lison and A. Frank Dennison, mas been
dissolved by the withdrawal OF Robert
B. Wilson and a. Frank Dennison, and
the business Of the agency win hereaf-
ter be conducted by the said Robert B
Wilson and A. Frank Dannison under
the firm name of Wilson & Dennison
VINO have been duly appointed, author
lied and instructed by interested insur-
.anea companies, to collect any and all
monies due the said agency firm, of Hal
NJ. Rapp & Co, for premiums now due
on policies issued by said firm, to make
settlement with and remit for same to
such interested insurance companies, fol
which we nave been duly appointed
agents at ClarSsburg. West Virginia.
WILSON & DENNfSoN.
Robert B. Wilson,
A. Frank Dennison.
March 2s, loo5.-tf. - =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

FOR Valuable property on Lo-
Gust street New house, 7 rooms, nicely
finisa>d in hard wood, and uptodate
with large lot at the low price OF
5000. Little s Son, Oak Hall building
room 2ll. maresti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SPRING MILLINERY OPENING.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
this week, March 30. 81 and April /
Our milliner, Miss Wilson, has returned
from the eastern cities, where she mas
been attending the spring millinery
openings. During our opening she viii
take pleasure in showing the latest and
most stylish ladies, misses ami children,
street and dress hats at lowest prices
All are invited. T.. j. Lynch & Com
pany. mar27ti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
| SAY

That this apparent quiet in Real
Estate signifed growth and stabill-
ty and presaged prosperity to
come.
1t is always essential to the we'll
being of any growing city that such
city should have its periods Of CON-
parative quiet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnisa-
ed rooms suitable for ligaf housekeeping.
All modern cdnveniences. Man and wife
preferred. Call at No. Gas Mulberry
street. mar2stf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

We have just opened our new foun-
lain and can, serve you with all flavori
of cream and sodas. Sturm & Wilson'S
drug store. mar25tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28

Drop in and watch ths races at the
clarksburg Turf Exchange, s4i Pike
street Direct wines to all tracks.
Highest quotations posted. Races de-
scribed as run. mar2stf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-28
FOR SALE

BY virtue Of authority a. trustee in
be Bankruptcy case o. y. s. Ginsbsrg.
offer at private sale stock in bulk
Of gents and ladies furnishings, located
IN tne Smith building at tae corner OF
Second ami Main streets.
W. GUY MERRITT,
mar23tf. Trustee.