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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nv York Money Market

NEW YORK Nov s.-Money on call, strong.
6GI5 per cent; ruling rate sl4 per cent CLOSING
bid. 10: offered al i per cent.
Time loans. strong and active; sixty dSFs, .
per cent; ninety days per cent six months,
6h d6i5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6G612 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, at q decline, with
Rctual business in bankers bills at Ss-Sofoa
<. .S5T5 for demsnd and at 81. SO50g !. 5000 for
sixrv-day bills.
Posted rates. 81 .sl1s "a S65z.
Commercial bills 81 SOJs "a S0L.
Bar silver. 7lasc.
Mexican dollars 55c.
Government bonds and railroad bonds. lsteady.
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Bar silyer-steady; 81 3-16d per ounce.
Money-5@6 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market Tor
short bills is per cent and for three months
bills 55s G6 per cent.
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Condition of the Treasur,

WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-Today's statement
of the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ances. $228, 297, ,524: gold coin and bullion,
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Nov Cash quotations were as
follows Flour steady; No. 2 spring wheat,
76@s0o; No. 8, 71@79c: No. 2 red, Tla4 Q73c;
No. corn, 44A@44Ac; No. . yellow, 4614 &c;
No. oats, 341sc; No. 2 spring wheat. 36iac;
No. white. SSQ35Nc; No. rye 61c; fair to
choice mailing. 47@50c; No. fax seed. 81 0Sla
No. Northwestern, $1.16la; prime timothy
seed, S4.15g4.20; clover, contract grades,
$13.25; short ribs, sides Qoose), $SQ8.50; mess
pork. per barrel Steps; lard, per 100 pounds.
$3.50; short clear sides (boxed). $S.371 II as so;
whisky. basis Of high wines. 81 20.
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Scraps From wall Street.

NEW NOBk. Nov. 9.-American stocks In
london heavy. 4 10 s below parity. Anihrs-
cite coal shipments for october largest on rec
ord. Foreign money markets still governed
by situation IN New York. Light demand for
stocks IN the loan crowd Higher prices ex-
pected for pig iron. Demand for coal and
coke urgent, with prices tending higher. South
ern Pacific expects traffic congestion 10 lag
Through winter. Gold amounting TO S1.6S0. 600
arrived in san Francisco from Australia and
was transferred here this morning
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-The following table,
complied by Sradstreet, shows the bank Nclear-
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
November s, with the percentage OF increase
and decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries.
19@251ac; dairies. 1Sh@23c; eggs, firm; at
mark eases included, 21M23c; frsts.- 24c; prime
nrsts, 251sc; extras 2sc; cheese steady, 121a@
l8Mc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. Louf. wool MarE,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov, 9.-WoOI-Steady
Medium grades, conbing and clothing 24M27e
light fine. 1s@21c; heavy fine, 14@1Sc; tub
washed, S2@3711c
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Northern Uheaf Nfnrket

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 9.-WHEAT--Club.
8s@e4c; bluestem, 66@G7c; red, 60@61c; val
ley CSC.
TACOMA, Nov. o. WHEAT - Unchanged
Bluestem, Csc; club, 66c; red, 64c.
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Total. Canada. 500. SIS, $50

Balances paid IN cash. ssNot included in to-
tals; comparisons incomplete. s*'Not included
In totals because containing other items than
clearings
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WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa SIX Port Costa -
Do etfs o7l6 IS sv Vat Co. 241s 24A
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent L & p. 21slMartel Power =
Nut q L ctfs s& s1& Pac L Co.. sI3s So
Do ex ctfs 1914 1874 lStkn & E.
INSURANCE.
Firem's End. 9&
BANK STOCKS.
Am MI Blk. 125 Lion, & A. lSo IA
Anglo-Cal :. s714 80 Mer Trust -235 800
Bank of Cal.355 Merch Elk =. SO
Cal Safe Dp.129 is National.
First Natnl.. $40
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger l. 800 sav & I, SO. .lo5
Hum Bk 2oO0 Sec Say Blk. -3I5
Mutual Saw 90 Union Co.25OO
Saw q .e30
STREET RAILROADS.
California 1s6 $50 Presidio .... so
Geary ...... %
POWDER.
Giant Con :. s1h =
SUGAR.
Hawaiian c. 81 s4k onomea G. 35 3s
Honokaa liz l1% Paauhau c. 16st II
Hutch 1416 10 Union Co.. 4I1s
Kilauea S c. = Do pool =. 4714 =
Makawen G. 1914 II
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A. s2A 50 loceanic S Co. sA
Asso Oil Co. SIX 80 Pac Aux
Cal A.101H102 Pac G Boraxl5
Cal Wine A. 79B Pac Tel Co. - lol
My& MtTm. = 11o
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
C0MSTOCKS.
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r.m,lr Retan Make.

,-here have been several changes IN retail rates
Of the leading household staples since iass vTII5
Some kinds OF Poultry are dearer dno No. ~
Produce stands about the same as qugte9r rss .ass
veek while several descriptions OF IreSh fiu4's
and vegetables have advanced
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New york Metal Market.

quoted at 64Q74c; seeded raisins, 6&Q9lsc,
and London fayers. 81. .65@I.75.
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district. Considerable buying of Greene Consoli,
dated has been cited from Duluth and Calumet
London Closing Stocks.
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New York Stock List Continued.
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Continued on Page "A.
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OAKLAND sToCIx ExCHANGE.
Morning Session
NEVADA.
TcnODah District

TOTm 80 toT
CLOSING Quotations.
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Unlisted Securities.

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
DR.. v. F. JOHNSON SPEAKS
FOR SEA-LEVEL CANAL

A sea-leveI canal is the best plan for
Panama. according To DIT Willis Fletch-
eT Johnson. associate editor of the New
York Tribune, who delivered an interest
ing lecture last night on Digging the
Ditch TO the National Geographic
Society IN the National Rifles Armory.
The lecture was illustrated by stereop-
ticon views.
Or. Johnson made It clear that he be
lieves the digging Of the canal viii be
accomplished with the greatest success.
great reason FOR th!s belief he said.
Is that the implements and methods
used by the Americans on the work are
lar superior 10 those employed by the
French when they undertook the project.
The doctor gave a iHuEhable account OF
tie graft practiced on the canal by the
French. He said he saw in one place
1890 snow shovels. which had Deen Sc
cured by the French
Referring 70 the future. be said the
rich soil of Panama. the effects 0f the
American public school system. and the
good police system there. assured a
prosperous and happy future for the
canal zone.
After the lecture. Dr. Johnson was en-
tertained al dinner by Prof Willis
Moore, AT the Moore home 1913 Nine
teenth street northwest.
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REALTY CO. PLANS
FOR SOUTH LAUREL
Washington Real Estate Firm
to Give Excursion
to Property.

LAUREL. Nd. Nov IA large tract
Of land in South Laurel. lying east Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
south OF the property formerly owned
by the Rev. DR.. NaylOr. on Lafayette
avenue. and about five minutes walk
from Baltimore and Ohio station here.
has been purchased by the Greater
Washington Realty Company of Wash
ington.
The intention Of this company is TO
use every modern and practical method
10 make this one Of the pretuiest and
most desirable residential sections OF
Laurel. and 10 boom II in every way.
The above company expects 10 run an
excursion from Washington and Balti-
more on Tuesday. November q 10 af-
ford the residents of the above cities
an opportunity 70 view the locality. A
free lunch will be served the excursion
,sts on the grounds after which the
nrst OF the choice lots VIII be put up for
sale. The advantages Of Laurel as a
place OF residence are we'll known. It
mas good train service. and is known as
the Midway iCty,' owing TO its be-
ing midway between Washington and
Baltimore.
A special meeting Of the Laurel In
provement Association Will be held
within the next few days. when the
members will meet the officers Of the
Greater Washington Realty Company
and help them in every way possible 70
make a Greater Laurel.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
SMOKERS OF CIGARETTES
NOT EASILY PLEASED

Smokers are becoming more and more
eXaCtiug in their taste concerning Gig
arettes. They demand better workman
ship. a higher quality OF tobacco and
more attractive packages. To meet
these demands the manufacturers are
forced from time TO time 10 put out new
brands. II these chance TO please the
public they make a lot or money. II
they do not, they lose both money and
opportunity.
Not in years has a new cigarette re-
CeiVed such a hearty welcome as that
accorded the Mecca. the latest product
of the cigarette makers skill. The man
ufa cJurers claim that IL represents the
highest standard OF value yet attained
ana those who have smoked them are
not inclined TO dispute the statement.
Although the cigarettes have been on
the market less than a month IL is re-
ported that the factories are having
great difficulty in keeping up with the
orders, The Mecca cigarettes owe their
popularity 20 their Oriental fragrance,
their delicious taste and their moderate
price
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
LIPSCOMB TRIAL
NOT RESUMED
Attorneys Agree to Post
ponement Until Next
Week.

By agreement between Attorneys
CTandal Mackey ana Campbell Caring
ton. representing the prosecution and
defense. respectively, in the tTiai OF
Mounted Policeman IipscOmb. of the
Seventh precinct charged with shooting
Daniel BOYLE without warrant OF provo
cation. was not resumed today Both
lawyers had important engagements in
other courts and consented 10 postpone
the case indefinitely
The trial board probably VIII take up
the case next Wednesday or Thursday.
The pros ecutiOn has taken testimony
from q number Of witnesses and Boyle
b. 10 go on The stand when the hearing
is resumed.
Boyle has improved somewhat and Is
now living with his parents on the Con-
iui- road. lie is compelled TO Ese
Cr-Itchrs
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DR.. HAkILTON'S LECTURE
ON ALASKA'S RESOURCES

Under the auspices OF the Association
Camera Club or the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, William Hamilton, Phi.
D., OF the Bureau of Education. last
night delivered an interesting lecture on
the subject In Alaskan Waters"
Alaska is not as was thought in
1857 a monster refrigerator. but is a
wealth of gold. tin, iron and many other
ores, and whose enormous resources
yearly are becoming more apparent,
he said.
The lecture was illustrated by more
than a hundred stereoptcon Views In
colors. from actual photographs.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
GOVERNMENT DROPS
GREEN PROSECUTION
VIII Not Try Former State
Senator for Alleged
Bribery.

Former State Senator George r.
Green, OF New York. who fell into tie
drag net OF the Postoffce Department
IN the graft scandals and was twice
tried and acquitted will not be tFied
again, the Government having decided
TO drop the remaining indictment which
charges Green with bribery, IN paying
10 George W Beavers sums OF money.
tne same being 10 per cent Of the Gov
eminent contracts with the Interna-
tlonal Time Recording Company.
-Four indictments were returned
against Green In 1893. Beavers was In
diCted jointly with Green ln two Indict-
ments and in another William d. DOre-
mus was made defendant In Februy ry
Iasl bsaFers pleaded guilty and was
sentenced 70 two wears at MJundsville.
Green was tried and acquitted. Last
May Green and Doremus were tried
jointly and acquitted
The Washington times., 1906-11-17

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GUESTS OF MRS. N. HAYES
ENTERTAINED IT MUSICAL

= musical progreui was given last
night al the George Washington Hotel.
Fifteenth street and NeS York avenue
tained number Of guests and friends
at one OF her bi-weekly social dances.
The music was rendered by several
local singers, and as a special feature
OF the program, Hans Kowskv, a pupi!
Of the Berlin Conservatory OF Music.
played two delightful selections. Mrs.
lnez Seymour Mcconnell sang the solo,
Sing Ne To Sleep II. l. SincOe. The
Man Of the Hour and Miss Cora NJ.
HJWes also sang a recitation en-
titled, How Ruby Played" was given
with much expression by Miss LOttie
Lewis while Mrs y. Shook Whistling
solo WAS highly appreciated W Nor
sell contributed several weii-rendered
songs. after which the floor was given
over to dancing.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
VETERANS CELEBRATE
FOUNDING OF G. A. R.

In celebration of the fortieth anniver-
seFy of the founding of the Grand Army
of the Republic, George II. Thomas Post
held d special meeting last night in
Northeast Temple. Twelfth and II
streets northeast
Hon. W. +. Andrews. auditor for the
Treasury Department. was the princi-
pal speaker Of the evening. Mr.. An
drews talked on THE Soldier and His
Country"
Commander Edward A. Keeler review
ed the history Of the Grand Army for
the last forty years. and informal ad-
dresses We're made by other members
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
MRS. ]. L. BURKART DEAD
AFTER LONG Illness

The relatives of Mrs. Margaret Burkart
have been notified OF her death in New
York on November 10 after a long and
painful illness. Mrs. Burkart was
formerly Hiss Margaret O'DOwd OF
this city and the wife of John L
RurkaTI. OF Washington. She had been
living in New York for several years.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
BEGIN REVIVAL SERVICE
AT EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH

Revival services will begin at the Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. corner of Seventh and 4 streets
northeast. tomorrow. The Rev. ". $.
Nefghbors, II. D. pastor of Greene Ne
moria! Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Roanoke, Va, viii assist the
pastor. the Rev. d. l. BIalIemOre, dur
ing the entire meeting after tomorrow.
Beginning with Monday evening, DR..
Neighbors will preach each evening at
Z 80 O'Clock and both morning and even
ins. on Sunday The visiting minister
is a revivalist OF note. and Tho pastor
and congregation OF Epworth Church
cordially Invite the public to hear him.
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California without Change.

From Washington via Washington
! Sunset Route in personally conducted
| excursion sleeping cars Berth. $50
! Also best equipment in high-class stand
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.O0 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17

The Case Of the Tan Glove, the most
interesting Of tho Scott CampbeIl's
below the Dead Line" series OF de-
tective stories, VIII be told In tomor-
VOWS Washington Sunday Times.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
New Want Ad Branch.

II. T. Butts Pharmacy. Fourth and
Massachusetts avenue northwest viii
accept want advertisements for the
Evening and Sunday Times at regular
office rates.
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]. H. Small & Sons. Florists.

J4th and G SITS, Washington; Waldorf
Astoria and ll5S Broadway, New York.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
TRINITY BAZAAR
TO RUN 10 DAYS
Fair to Raise Funds for
School Building Opens
Monday Night.
COMPETITION FOR PRIZES
Personnel Of the Eight Committees
n Charge of the Arrange
ments.

The bazaar in behalf OF the new build
ing for Holy Trinity School opens Mon
day evening at the hau, ThirTy-siXth
and streets northwest. and viii con-
unue for a period of ten days. There
is sharp competition among the oars
men for the sculls sent By Kerns & Co,
The sportsmen, over the fine fowling
piece sent in by Admiral Weaver. Of the
navy. and the woman gold watch, pre-
sented by ST Vincent dc Paul Society.
The committees in charge. with the
heads Of tables, and women assistants,
are as follows;
General manager-tho Rev. Thomas j.
Harlan, ) j.
Executive committee-AGmiral Weav-
eT. L. ). n; ". q. Thain, Jonn Hadley
Doyle. DR.. W. {. Gwynn. T. r. Moran,
Edward Lydanne. Thomas j. Stanton.
John ". Green, p 4 Carr, Daniel Sui
iVant +. J. Clarke, John j. [earney,
John Clarke. John T. keating Eugene
Arnold. George Green, DT. w. q. O'DOn-
ner. George w Ray. and William Stohl-
man.
The league and parish table will be in
Ghar6c OF MT-. THAN. assisted by Mrs
Irene Brewer Mrs Catherine DOugher-
~, Mrs. Mary Stanton. Mrs. EliZab beth
Sieake, Mrs. Margaret Lydanuc Mrs
John Warner, the Misses Lena Coz.
Fannie Cox. Rose Forrest Estelle kear-
ney. Louise Kearney, Mary Lydanne
Loretta Smith. Katie SChladt Annie
Schiadt, Dorothy Mosher Mable Reiney
-1aggie Brown. Alice Leisheur. and the
Misses King
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
BUSINESS MEMS BOARD
MEETS NOVEMBER 27

The new board Of directors Of the
Business Mems Association viii hold
It's first meeting, IL Is thought, on Tues
day, November q Al this meeting
a secretary. a treasurer. general ccun-
sci and associate counsel will be Sc
lected by the directors.
9 W ClaEeJt, who was elected 10 the
board of directors last Thursday even
ing. received seycuty-tWC votes.
Baltimore and Return, SI.25, Baltimore
& Ohio r r. Every Saturday and sun
DAY. All trains both ways, both days,
except Royal Limited
Delights Old and Young.
G. d S. Pure Cream Ice Cream Druggists
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Y. Baldwin JohnsOn's Coal, 6Iz 9th St.
Best white ash coal. 30 cents a ton on.
Spot cash only. and city delivery.
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Sweet Violets 25C Per Bunch
AT Rramer's. the Florist. s15 r 81. NV.
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$500 Frederick, Keedysville (Antietam).
Hagerstown. and return. Leave Balti-
more & Ohio Station, $3.50 a m. Novem-
ber 18th. Returning leave Hagerstown
o, keedysville $40. and Frederick J p m
same day. Beautiful scenery en- route
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
Armv-Navy Football Game, PhiladeI-

ATmy-NaVy FOOtDal Jdmtl FnIIdutI-
phia, special excursion via baltimore
and Ohio. Tickets sold for all trains
Friday, November 80. for regular trains
at Z, 8, and II a. m, and special train at
10 a m. Saturday. December /. Tickets
valid returning until Monday December
.. $40 for the round trip.
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SOdality Table.

Mrs. Everett Ellis. assisted by Mrs.
Grace FOTChener. Mrs. Helm, Mrs. John
Duggan. Mrs William J. Ready, Mrs.
\. Collins, Mrs. William Sherer. Mrs.
Charles Ellis. Mrs f. o. O'Nen. Mrs.
Edmonston. Mrs. Barbara Smith, the
Misses Annie Houser. EsteH Thorn. An
ME stanton. Catherine Boyle. Mae
Boyle. Mamie Harrington Katie Har-
1lngt0n, Rose Edwards Alice Shipley.
Jessie Shipley Mamie Kemp. Mabel
Paul Hattie Reingrubcr Nora Sherer.
Nellie Naugn. Annie Ashe. Rose Ellis.
and Miss May Ellis
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Leg
ION viii take charge Of.thc supper table.
Mrs. q. a. Moore presiding, while her
Clake. Mrs Delaney. Mrs O. Callaghan,
Mrs. Mary Wise. Mrs Giilh8uIev Mrs.
Lizzie Young AIRS Lizzie Mcintyre and
the Misses Estou Moore. Lillian KrOuse,
and Jennie nUgau
The soft beverage table will be taken
care OF by Mrs. j. c. D'DO1Oghue and
the Misses Emma Ellis Mary Handler.
Lena Locher. and Mary Ford.
Sunday School Table.
The Sunday school table will be in
charge Of Miss Mary Kclruey and Miss
Mary Noouan. assisted by the Misses
Adita ScheeIe, Mary Waggaman. Hen
rietta Wetzel, Bessie King. Rose Kear-
ney. Laura ColllEs. Dora Collins. Agnes
ODonoghue Sarah Riley, Alice Green,
Katie Haruedy, L. Nagruder Beatrice
Hileary, Clara HMeary. Katie Hln-
cary. HOHeu Mosher. Mazie Smith.
Miriam Thorn, Margaret Sullivan, Alice
Lyons. Clara Clements. Josie Clements.
Annie Loweusteiu. Josie Spellman, Es-
tell Lyons. Mary Blgsins, Clara Lips
comb, Lulu Baker. Agnes MurtauEh,
Nlrgie Cross, Louisa Cross. Mae KiIleeu,
Mrs. Rose Ward, Mrs J. a. Dufy, Mrs.
Frank kearuey. Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs
W. Waugh. Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. A Sui
Ivan, Miss Katie Behm. Miss Gertrude
Behm. Messrs. Baker, Tuggart. Kear-
ney, and Leo Fortune Miss Katie 5ic-
Daniels, and the Misses AIuutz.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Division No. o
a. o. II table. will be in charge Of Miss
Mary 5. Sullivan. and Miss Kate G.
Horrigan, and the assistants viii be
Mrs. N. +. DOnoghue. Mrs Edward
Potter, Mrs. n Nichols, Mrs. Milo SUIT
liff. Mrs. Holl9ran. Miss Virginia Ent-
wistle. and Miss Bertie Foley
The paddle stand Will be under the
management of George Herbert, assisted
by Joseph Kuhn. John Steake. Ambrose
Durlin, John Mccarthy, James Archer,
George Scheele, and John Cooke.
The Washington times., 1906-11-17
BaltimOEe &c Rgtgrn, g, BaItimore
Delights Old and Young.

c.&s.Pure Cream Ice Cream Druggists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-19
Al Love Story

sH0nna's Love Story Is being
nun at the Nickelodeon the frsi
half Of this week. This is gery
pretty lore story made 81 the
Paeke Film Co, Of Paris, France
and is a very highly eolored picture.
1t had a long run al the Bijou
Drealnland in Pittsburg, last week
and viii please all, the ladies and
children especially
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-19

Just receiver ear load d locust
posts, round split and saved.
Southern Pine Lumber CO.
ian15tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-19

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of Golf N. E. church viii
hold the monthly meeting in the
church parlors on Tuesday after
noon, June 49, The meeting viii
be one Of more than ordinary inter-
est as there win be important bush
ness Including the annual election
Of officers to be attended to, III is
hoped that every member VIII be
present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-19
Golden Jubilee

- iY Assneiated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, june 49,
The golden jubilee Of the Republican.
party began today in connection with
the National League of Republican
Clubs, whose annual convention Is
in session. Mayor Weaver deliver
ed an address o. welcome,