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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
SAVES HOOKER
FROM REMOVAL
(By Associated Press. )

II by .ASSOC.dleu IIcSS,)
ALBANY, y. ", July 20.-Thc AS
sembly to-day, by II vote OF 76 to CT,
saved Justice Warren 3. Hooker from
removal from the Supreme Court bench
on the charges concerning his conncc-
ton with appointments In the Fredonla
postoffice. and with the "Wirtncr judg-
mcnt, affecting property Of tho city OF
Duntlrk. adjoining the Dunklrk post
office building, owned Jointly by him
and State Tax Commissioner Lester
Stearns l'orty-one Republicans and
thirty-fivc Democrats voted for removal !;
sfifty-cght Republicans and nine Demo-
Gratis against removal.
The final vote was taken upon II for
maj resolution providing for Justice
Ilookcr's removal, Under the Constitu-
ton. 1t would have required 100 votes
TO pass the resolution. The action Of
the Assembly on the removal resolution
obvintcd the necessity of vote In the
Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
OBITUARY..
Robert L. Childress.

= ,,ort =, childress, Il we'll known resi-
dent Of Church Fill, died yesterdhy H,oar-
Ing at his residence No: aso t Ndrsl, venrs
NJ 'trhildrcss was born In Henrico, coun,
w. and Iias been living In the city ~
Ills IIfc. Flo was q well known pM'l' =, -
and carried on business 1p ea au 1tl him
y Iie fou uSp IN plcketts Brigade, Ghes-
ierfieid Cavalry, during the war, and re-
cevcd several wounds ne 2, was sond ' Mnt-
ber Of Iae and PlfKGeIn Ia,ls Order of
lie survived ~ his Tlfs and ve n nn
dr homps snd Ri Ere
ter, Mrs. Mary a. FIGS, ad by several
The funeral will take place to-mor7r morrow
THE The following are The pall-bearers,
G;etniled from the Robert T., Lee Camp,
Who MI meet ~ in 4Rff11rm nl4lh ohn a. a.
George IYm. Jarvis, Alex Jennings, An
& drew N.tCiil. II. a. Bowry.
I. Thomas Wilbur Krouse.
X THOMAS Wilbur Krouse, son Of Captain
Andrew Krouse, died from heart disease
e. 40 NJ S'G s sst Y ee
h hf hna pf Sy d. s!'e T. ROY fy
MI rose was , 2f gen nd lis s's dea
viii viii cause widespread regrst, \, !, !, !, !
years ago, He survived by four broth
ersWlam sandy braS 5iames sha W sane
,Fairiamb and Misses Bessie and Leila
Af ~ Mad becn engaged in the cigar box
mnnufacturlS g business and had also
helped Ills father at No, y West Broad
Inc funeral VII tai, take 81 PLACE %an,a at 10 10
o'clock this morning frnm r tne hee;
hs W n VIZ Pc W Ginnane su nal
Ghmries Epps, Michael Welslger, Gusta.l
vus syce Munford Mnrrill Walter Luck !
and Mr. Saunders. ~, ~, 4
'tThe services Viii be conducted by the
Rev. Dr.. W. u. Evans, rector Of Monu-5 /
mental Church
Judge John w, Price,
fsnecul 10 rbe Time Dispatch
\ NESYP orr VIEWS. VA. July s 70
S pnaiIant confederaie soldier. for many
Years judge Of the chsnesry Court IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
BEACH CONFERS
With SOLICITOR |. { [: |:
Said Also to iHaveiD discussed Cot
ton situationaWitl, Attorney
General Moody.
MAKING THOROUGH INQUIRY;
nv A ssoclntctl 1,rosal

10y
UNSATISFACTORY, July 2o-1nltcd states
District Attorney Morgan II. Beach, who
has beeii OF, MI Eastern trip III ft,rther-
nnco OF his Investigation or The cotton
crop report matter In tho Agricultural
Department. to-day conferred With Sollcl-
tor-Ccneral i1loyt, who Is tlio5ncllnG At
torhey General or tho United Statcs.
What TRANSFERRED ut this conference was,
not divulgcd, but II undoubtedly related
TO the cotton Iinvcstiga sac
Willie on tho trip, mentioned Mr,&Bcnc
is said to have visited and conferred with
Attorneys General Moody In Boston. Mr..
Beach, however. declined 10 answer any
questions In connection with Ills work.
lie was busy OH his inquiry until u late
hour tonight and during the day intor-
Viewed q number OF people who were
summoned to his office to give infornln-l
stlon. Secretary Chentham, Of tho South
ern Cotton Growers Associations, Is still
IN Washington, his object IN remaining
boi;lg to give all assistance pcsslbcfln tho,
procuring or evidence.
Secretary Wilson, OF. the Department OF
has indlcn ted to President Mill
Ter, OF 'thc1Amerlcnil, Cotton Manufacturers
Association, that next Monday would be
n convenient timo for him TO receive a
delegation from the association to discuss
the necessity Of Il new cotton acreage
report. Is
Secretary Wilson is planning to make
a tour of tho forest reserves and de-
slres to leave Washington about August
list. On account Of ~ intended absence,
II Is his wish to settle all matters COM
nccted wlth*the cotton crop report before
that time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
DEATHS.

.cuIlpREss. Died, July 10Th. 9:4o A. NJ.
~ his residence, 490 NJ 4Twenty-thirrd
Street ROBERT H. CHlLDEsESS, IN his
scvcnty-slXth year.
Funeral from the residence FRIDAY,
July olst, s r. M. Friends and acqua1nt-
arces respectfully invited toSattend. IN
torment In lakewood Cemetery.
Baltimore and Washington papers
please copy.
suddenly, July 20. 1905, at
tho residence OF his father, MI. Al,
drew Krouse, THOMAS. WiLbEE
KROUsE, In his thlrty-flrst year.
.f3urInl service from the residence. No.
II .Nest5 Marshall Street, at 10 O'Clock
A FRIDAY MORNING. lntcrment IN
& HOLLYWOOD, Gat 55 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
GOV. MONTAGUE: e, IN IN
.0s. FULTON TONIGHT
Will Address All Open-.A1irl, Meet
ing iii the Last
End.

There WINS a good deal Of political nc
tiyityin one way or another S2 vas, ~,
ana nearly all the candidates VIII Mr,,u
% the week with sp9eeness s,,iun swan
# snr 4 sncnt Yesterday III the CITY. IN ~,
Montague. Judge Mann md judge e, WIN ~,
l,Glas spoke in Bath county, ana G s.p..u,
wJst. -. !, .or
,rbe Governor sent his check. for Sl,SV
%to Chairman Ellyson yesterday 70 ue--
FRAY his expenses III the senntorial PIT.
mary. and reiterated his notiSe io 10, ,,H
y given that ne wouio pc - t''s - -
This leaves only Mcssrs. J. =. EEglcston
4 hnd Hulvcy, the two candidates Tor sup
erintendcntsof Public lnstruttian. 70 puy
up, and they have until noon to-lnorro"
Iii which TO do il. II
Will Speakin Fulton.
governor Montague will return from
5 Bath county this mPrnlng, and VIII be III
lis office during lo day.
lie will speak to an opnn-alr meeting
NJ the corner Of Graham ana tuilo ,!
Streets in Fulton, tonight ut o'clock.
A large stand has been erected, and d
tand will be on hand to make music
for the occasion. The Governor has
strong support in tbs East End OF the
c::::. end there !s hardly I; rcasonaple
doubt that he VIII fave q good crowd TO
hear him.
Most Of the candidates will wind up the
week with speeches 1o-morroo,w :, me G a,,
Swanson In GoochlnnJ; Captain Willard
al Pearisburg: Senator Martin at New
port News tniEh,). and Judge Mann at
Amherst Courthouse (nighD.
May Meet Again.
A For Monday. too. they all have appoint.
n,eats. The Governor, Mr.. Swanson ard
Capta~. willard will speak at Houston.
ss-::s1..saX) Court, anu Senator Martin at
Augusta Court, In Staunton. They have
long lists of appointments for the balance
OF me week.
Senator Martin and Governor Montague
both have appointments Tor August 18th
at Rocky Mount. Franklin county, and
many think this will almost inevitably
result In a joint debate.
II the two have any other conflicting
enSa genlents the fact Is not known 10
each other. or TO the public up to this
time.
There is barely a month lef, In which
to make the fight. and although this will
be the hottest season of the year, the
campaign will be hardly less torrld than
the wca ther.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
What Morton Says.
(By Associated Prcss'

,,,, Wax July 9O.-paul Morton.
ch M II,nan Of the Equitable Beard e -
aot sps ,Se Il ifs ~ e AN ssompa
nes the exaWinabta,nls Il
faa'i betssr - VA Sa hbs and 1he 0est0
VIII be :, for ts III lie Eauitable Society IS cor
rn nc = i Is my intention tha. thG poteys
S solders liz The boa nsw sa afiea
ana the chairman on ' of rs Affairs IRON
90, n notion. 'eiYhr4 558s n y3s}2Ej giSt s5 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
WHEAT Prices
60 NH|RL|NC UP
INV Associated Press.)

(Dy Associated Press)
CHICAGO, July 20,-Alleged conilrma-
ton of black rust In the wheat fields or
the Northwest sent the price of Septem-
her wheat whirling UP to IS cents here to-
day. The advance was Ii cents Il bushel
compared with yesterdays closing quota
tons The bulge was accompanied by
scenes of much excitement in the wheat
pit. shorts .frnntcally jostling each other
In attempts to secure the coveted grain,
kilograms from Minneapolis and Duluth,
South Dakota by the dreaded blight, was
the cause of the excitement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

Number .ro.h all parts 81 .he county
came out 10 hear Colonel Willard:
n He made a .;5lnnlid speech s'iicll w" ~
Nfde,ilt very ably visa u.s questions IN
$Ihc 5 campaign, pressing his nwh cnil-
i1ldncy for tho nomination lor' governor no,
y without anything but pleasant refer.
\ once 10 the other candidates. Hu tod
the people where he stood upon The sew ',t-
ernl questions OF State affairs, ana among
other things said he favored better Ila
schools, good roads and the use OF con- con
sfvlct labor on the public roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
INsMEMORIAM.

III sad, hut loving, remHmbr4nc &C., Of our
died ono year 80 to-day, July 81 1901,
How we miss yoi,. miss you more than We
Every hour and day that passes brings US
(. nearer yon to dwell.
Friends may think. We'll soon, forget you
and our wounded hearts be heaied,
10y within our breasts concealed.
Il BY HER DAUGHTERS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Bridal Pair on An Engine.

Or. Hoeffcr and Miss Name Iimmnr-
man, young society lenders, who were
married n few days ago In Pottsyllc.
Pa, were forced TO make the trip from
perchcd high on the seat OF an old-fush.
Toned fire engine drawn. by n score OF
friends With the fire bells madly ciang-
approaches to tho depot, and tho couple
were of necessity unloaded at the freight
station,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
WIRELESS FOR
!. NEWPORT NEWS
DeForrest Company Preparing to
Establish Station
There.
(specIal to The TImes- plypatch,)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 2o--rhe
DeForrest Wireless Telegraph Company
Is pseparIps 10 establish q station here,
Eastern MANAGER llass spent to-day IN
lha city, consulting With various prom.
genl business men with the ylsw u,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Are Spending Lavishly.
Off for New York.

Baron Komura and his suite left Seattle
at o'clock tonight for New York city.
They travel in private cars as the guests
Of President j, Hill, OF the Great
Northern Railroad and Will make all
haste to their destination.
A. Tho peace party was escorted to the
train by leading citizens OF Seattle and by
tho entire japanese association Of Seattle.
a heavy police guard escorted the baron's
carriage.
The Great Northern Railroad had pro-
vidcd complete train for the party. In
Guiding 4 dining car, u baggage car and
observation cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Funeral Notice.

TEN WA Nr,--The funeral OF WILLIAM
7 TENNANT, who died Tuesday. July
18TH. at 1:45 r. NJ, VII pc L, from ON, aho
~ l0MNNIMf. at A O clock. a.I..L. ..a...L-N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

New Orleans and prominent figure Ia
Louisiana politics, died at Ills apart
,ments In the ianlcy cottage, Phoebus,
Tonight.
Judge Price had lived 4 In the lite
town adjoining Fort Monroe for fifteen
years lie had been III for several weeks
and his end was not unexpected. I5
.ky., and his body will be shipped to that
city FOR for intermcnt. lle leaves three sons.
WIS. Mary wallace.
5@ Especial TO Tho Times ispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 2o.-&
Mrs. Mary Wallace. widow OF James Cor
don Wallace. died this evening OF heart
u .l ~ Libertp han. her nome IN
( S'ailord county. near thls CITY. aged ~
*y,firs.s sne - survived pS lour& SOILS.
q "hoill irH ilm.iiotu, oal'
H''u =
ns... ct!se''s - ~, T. H. a'
r I,51 ,'.', = ~ e,ar,ar, trho
,.,,.,.,, -, ,,.,,i ~, nln,.o SaturdI
! -, ~ i,nn,e A
Richard T. Black.
.specIa r,, e Ths 41 time, y ~
! ~ r. niaar a,od A In icxnGtom yescr.
5Inv ri thn MIME OF his son.in law. Mr., u
AZ q. Hutton. Of chronic gastrltis. The
rc11la:TS we're taken to Coliiarstown.
RocADrldGe county. his home, for Inter
men hev.. Dr.'4 -, Siitf lt 1;,,r
o oritcja cd Cd 'ne ~ % p''''
Mrs Black Is survived by his wife, who e.
ataforc marriage, was MISS Mary q. Moni -,
{hree eaf q utton 81
ington: Dr. A.. s.. Black.9oi Wt'nlircdeI
W. va.,s and Miss Mary q, BiacN' o.
sIlttsburg. Pa. 5s55. 44ty
~ Mrs. Eliza B. sBrOckenbOrOugh.
o. T Y g4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
KOMURA1ARR|vES,
READY A |: ] FOR WORK DR.
japanese Peace Commissioners
Welcomed III Scattlc-Givcs
Many Presents Away.
BUSY With CoRRE P0NDENCE
I nARoN1 koMURA.
lI,l Associated l,ress.l

SEATTLE, WAsl1 July 2O.-Baron
Komula, foreign minister Of Japan, and
one of the two Japanese peace commits
sloncrs, is#str,gglng with Il mass Of
diplomatic correspondence at the resi-
doncc OF $. Hlsamdzu. Japanese consul
ut Seattle. Baron Komurn worked until
s o'clock this morning with cable mes
sages and letters which reached him
when the steamship Minnesota arrived
at Port Townsend
M Consul Hisnmidzu, who was carried out
TO meet the Hill liner By the revenue
cutter Arcata, took with him only q part
Of the correspondence that has been
awaiting the peace envoy. komula and
his party will work until 1880 r. NJ on
the cipher dispatches. ind will carry with
them q mass Of, unfinished business, TO
be taken UP again on the Great Northern
train, eli route East The private car of
j. j. 1Iill in which the party will proceed
East, will be the ambassadors working
Office. l.
Peace ENJOYS Welcome.
Baron Komlisl was welcomed ut Seattle
when the Minnesota reached port just
before noon BY more than ono thousand
Japanese. On Il tug In tho harbor Il
small crowd of Japanese exploded day
fireworks III honor Of the party, ana u
band interspersed Japanese and American
airs as a musical welcome. Mayor kal-
llngcr, on behalf of tho city, welcomed
the diplomat a tho gangway. and Il sPt-.
clnl train brought him to the city
A fixed policy has been agreed upon
BY tho members or the delegation regard
ing Interviews, Baron komura has de-
,tcrmncd not to give out any Interviews
in America, relative to peace negotiations
or the war conditions.
Fl. Sato, an unattached member Of the
foreign service, who is accompanying the
party, has been designated as the spokes-
man 10 discuss%nily other matters affect
ing the de!egatioh.s ~
Mr.. Sato and III w. Dcnison, the Amer
lean legal adviser Of the Japanese foreign
department, were with the Japanese am
China. They are the only members OF
the party who have enjoyed such honors
In the past.
Are Spending Lavishly.
Aboard tbs steamship on Tuesday night
a farewell reception was given by Baron
Kom,ra. He and his party received In
the ladies' parlor OF the boat and later
Baron Komuru distributed a number Of
presents among tho officers. Of the boat.
The minor officers and employees, who
waited upon him, were treated lavishly,
tho Chinese state room attendant being
given a $40 tip.
Baron komura's party carries eighty
pieces of luggage, and about sixty of
these are filled with documents needed at
the conference. and presents which the
party will make while in America. Act
ing under instructions from Washington,
the baggage of the diplomatic party Was
passed Immediately and without inspec-
ton
Ofc r. NJ VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
OVER 25 DIE FROM
EFFECTS OF H|.EA I.
Suffering From Recent e: .Ilot Spell
Not Yet Over in New
York
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. July 2O.----With5 the Their
momcter. reaching ;tinaximumy only Sc
dcgrecstp-day, there was general 19rals relief
In New Y ork and surrounding cities from
the whitening heat or Tuesday and We'd
nesday Normal summer weather pre-
vailed throughout the day. During Tues
day and Wednesday nights total OF
o34 900 persons slept on the park lawns,
according to reports received by the park
commissioner to-day.
Although the heat wave Is evidently a
thing of the past, the effect of the re-
cent high temperature and humidity was
still apparent to-day. Up to II o'clock
tonight twenty-five deaths had peen
reported in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with
several others reported in Jersey City
and nearby towns The prostrations NUM-
bercd, in addition, s.,
Hot Wave Broken.
(By Associated Prcss.)
wASrIINtiTON, July 20.-'rhat tho hot
wave which spread over Il great Pnrt
OF the country during the past few days
was ut least temporarily broken to-day
is the substance OF the conclusions an
nounced by the prophets OF the y Gather
tBureau tonight, All through the South
Atlantic States 1t Is still abnGrmally
mercury dropped to-day, AID particularly
throughout the most Of New England
and middle Atlantic States moderate tenn
pcratures prevailed, This was due IN
| some sections to storms. showers IN
parts of the country, arc promised for
tonight also call for warmer weather
Saturday In many States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
GR0CER IES
Get our prices before buying,
We can save you money.


Pure Elgln Butter, pound .............2 csc
Pure Butchers lard, pound. ...... Toe
Good Lard, pounds Northumberland $50
Good salt Pork, q pounds for,.,.,...25c
Finest Can Corn. only ,.....,.,.,.,..e &C
Byrd Island Flour, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 35c
Ier l3ArTel ,,'''.',',,,,.,.,,.,.,. $5, 30
Trumpet Flour sack..,..,..,....... .2oc
Cans American Sardlnes. ...,..,,.,. ,1oc
Pctted Ham and Tongue, ,..,,...,.,.. ,4c
Red Salmon, per can.,,...,,,...,.,..to Zoe
Cans Chipped Beef. 25c
Force, 2 packages for,...,,,.,,.....,,25 CSC
Large Mackerel ,,.,.,......,...,.,,, Csc
Fine Roe Herrings, dozen, TIC
Lion Coffee. pound.,,...,,,...,..,.,12ho
We carry full line Of Fruits
and Vegetables at low prices,
Prompt attention to all orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

G. e. o, Sunday outings ara The cnoice
of Richmond people. No stops TO sol 9
crowd; plenty ears. sl,Oo round tflp
sunday 10 Old Polnt, Buckroe, Ocean View
and Norfolk. Trains Leave Rlchmond
every sunday $40 and o a. ~, Parsor
airs attached. Seats reserved any Tine
during the week. 3 K # III w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
CAPTAIN Samuel Heyers.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July eo,-Cap-
tain Samuel sHeycrs. scvcnty.six years Old,
ono Of tho oldest residents Of this ely y,
died to-day at noon after ,ilngerimF ~,
children The body was shipped to New
Jersey this afternoon for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
lanes F. Cook.

Especial to Tho Timcs-DIsWtch:)
r STAuNTON. VA, July 20.--Mr James
F. Cook, prominent and wealthy Au-
gusta county farmer, died at his home
near Valley Mills last night. aged sixty
nine years He was Il Confederate SOL
dicr. Ho is survived by his wife. one
da,,rhte and four sons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Judge John w, Price,

"a (spcciul to Whe Tlme -plspAtcFI q,
ssII,r,n ~. Price, eighty-one years old, al
palIant Confederate soldier, for many
Years. Judge Of the chsncery Court IN,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
MERcHANrs cARNIyAI

The ladies Of the Nfaecabses Of this
city, have made arrangements with Prof.
z. P. SlSeen, of Cincinnati. Ohio, osgsye
the above opera with local talent at me
opera 6ouse, Thursday night, FEB. 2s,
the Charleston, Huntington and Park.
ersburg papers speak highly Of Prof.
Sksen and his play. The entertainment
consists Of late and catcny music and
many novelties The Merchants cars
niyai ms staged by Prof, skeen vim not
only be the latest but sonc Of the great
ct novelties evr presented TO 4
ClarlSsburg audience ;Rsaearsais ar
going on nightly and nothing wiii o
|left nndcne to make this the event Of
many seasons.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

GIVEN BY MISS LILLIAN c0FFMAN
DRESSES REPRESENTED
BOOKS MANY GUESTS Z
ENJOY THE EVENT

Avery unique Valentine social was
given by Miss Lillian ccffmau' ct the
home Of her. parents. Captain and sfrs.
John W. ccifman, on Les street Tues:
day nignt. There; were many guests
present and q most delightful evening
was spent. Every guest was dressed %
Al to represent a book. and q guessing
contest followed as 10 tna books Tins
represented. Miss Minnie Lows won
the iitst prize and Clyde NJ. cfist vas
presented with tae booty prize. le.
ffesinnents were served and enjoyed ~
the proper hour Mis- Cofman Is a
very gracious hostsss and al the mem-
s'sbeis Of Inc party pronounced tas even;
ing a one Of the plessantest they ever
spent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
/ have Contracted
for this Space

And from time 70 time Will publish
facts which Will be Of interest to
every citizen Of this county:
Al gentleman who lkas made
thousands of dollars in Clark sburg
real estate and who is known all
over this country as the best Judge
of real estate values Of any man in
Clarksburg; sayss : $ s-ls;..iiI
"The drift Of Carksburg q growth
tis tnIthe eastward. Values sofreal
estate will enhance in that section
There will be q large growth. in that
direction this year. { s. ( =. Z
Ask yourself who is the best In
formed man on Cia1ksbarg real
estate and yon will know who made
the abore prediction.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
MApRiAGE IIcENsEs..

Marriage licenses have been Issued to
Oscar G. Frencn and Myrtle w. Steele
Iclaud Day and Eva A. Britton. and
vendal Ganbareik and Aloyzia Karlock.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
SISs,AY

That the corner Of Roadway and
Main streets In East Clarksbhrr win
be the center Of clarksburg,s ,popu-
lation in 10 years.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
'iFsAY

That this year win see 100 addi-
tional houses built in East csarks,
burg, and this will not be enough
to meet the demand.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17

Dated Feb. 18th, 1905,
NOSES !: DALHNsKY Esa-
attorney for Bankrupt. 17frb2tw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
JsAyl

That you can make more money
in East Clarksburg in the next five
years than any other town in West
Virginia.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
i SAY

That East Chrksburg viii be the
center Of Greater Clarksbarg in ten
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-17
Is.SAY
=

That East clarksburg win have
additional factories this year.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-07-29
LIBERTY AND SILVER
PEAK RAILROAD
Company Incorporated in San
Francisco to Build via
GOIdfieId junction.

Liberty and Silver Peak, two of the
greatest mining districts in the State
of Nevada, are to be joined together
by bonds of steel A strong company
has been incorporated in San Fran
cisco to accomplish this and work
will begin as soon as the cool weather
sets in this fall.
The line will extend from Liberty
to Silver Peak via Goldfield Junction
and will run around the north end
of Lone Mountain and down the west
side to Silver Peak. The total length
of the road will be about one hum
dred miles and the money to build 1t
has been guaranteed.
The principal hackers of the en-
terprise are the owners of the Lib