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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Sew O'isant jas I, Ropprt,
from Havana - thr i1uisiana state
board ~ health say rat 100 casrt D,
i'''r suspected 30 10 yellow fewer.
were found Ia lti,Hns rucsia, aud
IA one ease - ,rllnw fc,ot tr,sl
rpc q. N,ga. ru'H whirl va AZ ~,
2. p'r.f o. auspccted. VA announced
q, p'luflr fever IN me dispatches
ino reports como from IJul,i.na
hra'tI Inspector, .'atfnoi In C,ba
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
PASS TO THE SEA.
Southwest Pass Building for sea.os
ing Vessels.

New Orleans, July IA descrip
ton OF the Auiil!ag Of ;dc ayeat south
west pass, a. The mouth ~ the MI,
siSsippI river, was made TueSiay by
Clinton d Sears, eneineer in charge
OF this work, In his annual report
Southwest pass Is the second and
largest Of two deep channels built
by the government through the delta
OF the Mississippi, South pass. which
Is az present The only inlo, for ocean
going vessels being TIE other Wn,H
on the new pass, which began Dccem
Der II, 1903 mas up % date pro rcpi
a channel about G6 feet wide, dnd L.
ieei deep, a an rNpens, ~ $gunl .Ngl
The report estimates that Il viii cost
an addition 81 iooOoo before 'ho chan
mel Is looo feet wide aud 81 fr,,I
deep, us required Dimensions
The WORK includes the bu,dlne 1!I
jot'ics, which by continuing IN, currrn.
between them and thereby Increasing
the speed 90 now tru' % Keep "a,
channel clear of deposit Che ,a,tl
Je'| has been extended dis,anc,
of 2L7or feet and IN, west jrt'y III.
ll\ feet Another portion ~ the WORK |
l. the. checking mp Of other outlets uiI
tho river 50 as 10 divert an the waiviI
possible 'hrough The two commercial
gaie"ays The report estimates that
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Atlanta ,uN T.. Dropping ftJm a
SluinN uu the eighth dpnt 1T the
Epw'ail" buliiug ] I, ppr,rtt tai
81 met instant death Tuntia, after
uuou about o. O'clock When Rrnsat
Wrdut proellen, u ne Atlanta leo
nod Coat company. lcfi his lrirss ~
40" Equitable bail linz tate Tuesday
afternoon and went tp his motor car
IN l'Dw street ho fluu seated there
.'r',"ss min. wearing q black lar
h'. ard In an apparently clmatoaa
condition Nh Wu,drur lrpvs The
nan out and ho smiliuH walkod
through -" Pryor sirr-' entrances ~
~" building ~ The elevator Ils on
tctrd the caf Vim twp nf thrss other
pa'aong'rs snl directed 'hs elevator
man ~ takr him ~ 'bo eighth H1pr
Arriving here no Saikksd ~ No
north side ~ tho building. anl seeing
q radiator ~ the window. climbed
over n. laY q, FOIL length upon ths
broad sill aud th"F" al that airy and
dangerous lsialilpa, vent ~ sleep
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
rrsin Flaaned At PIT arinL

RlchIaud Ga. July H. An clecfri
cal storm visited Richllnd aud ,icin
nv and considerable damage wa
done \ deep hl On the Sraboard
Air Line railroad one.half mile east
OF town was washed oui aud hut fof
clinton Dcnnard would have caused
n disastrous wreck D,nnard. uhu
lives near. ran out and tagged the
w'sihound passenger when IA,
Train VA stopped The engine wa
within 2 feet ~ the yawning chasm
Crops were badly damaged Lands
washed and the liberia peaches
which are now being shipped from
here we've almost totally DESTROYED.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
steamer Goes Ashor, IN Eoo.

North sydney. n C.. July ~ IN.
EiderDempsey line steamer Angola
bound from MsHioo for Montreal. VIA
North sidney. usn, ashore a, BaIer
the. near i,ouisbuFE. 9 e No fur
Their particulars have ye, beeu 70
esiVed. the vicinity being without the
neans u ,siephOnse or tsl.srsphir
Communication ., H. snppossd that
The steamer siruek duTfns . fog The
e"aa' a. that poisi I~vsry dangerous
Tugs have been seu, 70 her as.iTanos
from NORTH sydnsy sss from ioais
burg he AnEolis Registers i.lii toas
AMI 10 In eharEs ~ capiain TaomAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
Preacher Stays srO,hsrInLaw.

Mangum, OKLA. July ~ -Rev J
l.. Rea. pastor ot the Mangum Chris
tan church, shot and probably fatal
ly wounded George A. stephens. his
broiherinlaw a farmer. and then cut
his own throat Rea. although badly
wounded. may recover. Rev Rea and
his wife had separated Mrs Rea
going To the home u her brother on
farm near ManEum stephens went
to the ministers house aud asked Tor
his siiers belongings The men quar-
eled. and Rea nred AZ stephens with
shotgun. Rea formerly lived AZ
Aid'aihian. Tex lie came here four
years ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Davis. : + Isiy ~ a hlsht ~
moonlight vhieh lssisd over az A1sr
ssi Ia "hirh p-Fhsps . thgasahi
'aots ssfs hFsa oessFtsJ asas boz.
F"sai'inE IN 'hs death - ,so men Ant
'hF 'sfioa' s0aadiuS - dG others
The partisivsn,. ssrs s-sso.. f.ssi
1ES hfiss sas ksD' - sgrtss IN.
hiGh'. bar ths hsb' 90 NJ fsseA 30
aesalb ciimss saiu Bam
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
csss,.d coN.lasssbl. g.sls.m.n..

Oyster iiaJ July ~ EdwaFa hOoFs
sh0 claims ~ have boon . sailor On
tho batil"ship krnturkYk. crea'ei con.
sldeFsbls disturbance here Wednesday
When he called up Assamors nm on
Tho t-lsph"ns shi announced that hs
sa' FstiT a. take charge ~ thu prss
dents ssefs, s@Syirs fpTcs from
the 'slsptSHs hoof- male q circuit
~ no Oysisf uaJ saloDa district. 10.
formed several - the saloon ksspsgs
that ihslr llc~hs=s vsfs iavalta snd
thsi he wvula rs'afn Ia mahs arrests
ius' as ~s,h ss he Epi his secret ear
'l's sBiiJfm Wa toaf ~ the .alssta
ils'Fic' vas Interrupted BY . p.,lies.
man ~ho 'lot him ihio custody on
charge ~ lntDsieailoa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Columbia. 8 O.. July i2-SyuthsFr
Hlway passenger train No !. sOu'h.
.nnd. wAs deraIled Tuesday after
6pn . miles north u Furman Fouf
Asross. ozs passenger. and three en-
&yes Of the dinins car service wsrs
'Hhuy injured All o. the iniursi
hfs aEis Co proceed WITH the ,ra.n
} a. the train sxerps the enKise lsf,
, frAek gruins ara beinE se,oafe'h
~ the Afianiic cOas, fIas 90 Ven
,sss. and thsscs over ths C. & "
~ Haraeevtiie No -. from So
|nnaA. arrived hsv aoaF hSsrs late
- easss q the sccidsai l. uaknSwn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

chseAEo JsiJ is--Ansr 70 years
sSp$ri~sos - -stssSls lara lame.
~ Oi-ans iins cane Tsssasy. TA-
rissias 10 shi~A ~ Sss hsa1ans %
TIE TOO - . ssnoks siaaA a. TAirsy
siHsA and Baslsr ssrssss. gar. uay
sna - fsli iss feet 70 Ais asah M
clsan- sso sas ~ ysags sl1. Rss suf
fsrss zsars tAsa 'vvHsy faI. u his
career 81 . s's~s,s eias~r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Nss foSs Jaiy 90 -Prines. fvos
snd Vpitin'ay are here tfyins to per
saad~ 'hs @mstVo eoBsf-ss Shieh l.
'pnsifsfins ths famine situation -
vs'ti'iDa's Ia the s0y@famsas relief
-pfs 5s' ne malsVitg ~ msmb-sS
''s ~ lnelissd " sssams any rsspss
s'haifT 80 Oas 80 tAs 4iieratle
oDnifYF ne syrk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

A'issts isiJ ~ VIII Crst,sf o
sssfo ssi'rtmaa smyt5Tsi ~ ~
1~lih~sa fsiissJ sas faa ssss sae
JbsilsS - sst'sh sasias n IA IA
paa yssaa o ss,a' o. getaek Tas{
90 si<si q - - Esgva vA@sa.r
cfs~fast "a sas~s's Il 'as sasiss' .
soDsrsrs yr asa etusAi IL ths 'sarss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Columbus. ia IuiJ ~ Venus
WafdlaW negro woman ~ ,var.
- az. died On Tho sthlcy place. In
Chatiahorch"" cDuhty. day ~ tso
asn Hhc was tue olhrat petsnn Ia
this section ~ the state In slavery
times sh" vas The property ~ tho late
W 7 Mciiryds. who bought her In
Charleston In Isss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

seattle. Wash JuiJ ~ George
Alieh"'l ~ho shot and killed franz
EfmaSd Cfrnlrld. Isadvt ~ the sect
haosn a. "ioly hollsFs. IN ,hi. city
aileEihE nat cvabeid had dslsd.I
and sUnE-d bls tvu Isters "a.
fo"ad nj Huiiiy ~ Iufy The 10.
fssss Sas ihsaniiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Sss Tork. Is,g % --TAs s4sp~aa1ss
e Rfiiis@ = Afs1 = 9s1tes a o.
at1cA EHr4ssss. sas saAaes6rmf ~
80 assr - 80 sseAaass Netasssss
~ tlisy'a Enaeeuaia9 sea 49, ,a
iRlRnspz ~ f11se4 ~ ssn es
aste4f eaAs4n An 81 ~ rHfs
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

s4ni'ssp. cate Juiy ia telegram
'D@ l1ss Tss.day ssAoaaesf thai a
H''s'as 'iSsaai bssss~n Peru snA 90
b'nbia has bs-a slzasd okfosafins ths
rf'essoi ~ ssgfsab~r. 1880, and insrL
'stias a $50 arrangement oryyiiiax
i5S IN sfmiss q 10th ersatrsss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13
PLEA
FLOR HARRY THAW
Statement In Regard to
Condition.
q CHAT WITH REPORTERS
Says His Physical and Mental
ltion Are Good and Never Were
af-FeeIs Better Since Making
|nruent.

York, July l2,-iiarry Thaw
N7day reiterated tae statement
tnt by him Tuesday to the effect
is not insane aad that no la.
pmmlssion would be appointed
'fire Into the state of his mind
4ls purpose he asked permission
tue newspaper men immediate.
''Rr he had brcakfas'ed. und lhcy
= aiken into tAe prison To meet
ffnr greetings had been EXCHANGED.
# said that he had asked Ia see
. ns ne wished 10 cmphaSiN ami
W them 20 give the widest puzzle.
"a the statement BE- handed them
#Fenlns. denying that De- was IN
n or that "a lunacy commission
" be appoiatcd 10 Inquire into
.Rate OF mind.
~ ply and mental condition
Hpod ami never wcr, better" said
II mad 10 Ignt pretty uard
my lawyers 10 be- permitted tu
y the statement that ! did make
4 felt that wanted my position
b | told them tna' T. VGald make
p for my peace OF mind. | could |
rest easy until had given outI
statemcnt."
Baking Of his mother, return to
country, Thaw said
with all the other members NJ
1amily. was anxious that mother
ID remain In Europe She IL SUI
B from rheumatism and went To
pc for the purpose Of taking "A
~ Schlnznach. Switzerland. and
Tact al u u. wished her % takeI
before returning home. oil
'e, ! shall be glad O. see her.
] cannot help wishing tha, she
remained In Europe for her own
ring his talk with the newspaper
Thaw took occasion TO explain
allure 20 take advantage ~ the
lssion 10 go into the prison yard
xerclse
he reason { was not In the yard
nple nough." he said 4 spent
Iay. when not engaged with my
'rs. In reading and writing letters
true was tatigued. but not
than ! have been frequently A.
;, I did exercise In the empty cor
which | had 90 myself while the
hers we're In the yard"
en- ThaU babe the newspaper
gOodby he told them that he had
aghiy enjoyed the cha, and add ]
Al 90 talk With any one besides .
lwyers. doctors and prisoa On }
was like getting . whla " =
air from the oHiside -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-13

Ailsa's. taiy ts--Ths verde, ~
IA sosossr, lary IN me iagas.t held
essF tes bsdf n Charts r Biacs.
Gas sasf ARA A. cnaiea. wao eia
fse 80 eelnf II self tsasxse NJ
CO IS lhNsaann llbssessa *
-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

or four members of the committee raised their voices to help along Mr. Proctor in his forlorn hope, but 1t was a weak effort This was about all from the opposition. It had no more fight in 1t after the Proctor amend ment had been mashed flat. They sat. the members of the opposition. with glum faces and heard section after section of the long plan read and adopted without a question or tne shadow of a protest.
 At length the thirteenth section was reached and 1t was so evident that the opposition was not again going to challenge defeat that Mir. Sanford moved that all the remaining sections be adopted without further reading. And this was done by the same big one-sided vote There wasn't anything left for the members of the opposition to do but to meet each other out i1 the aisle and tell each other that the committee had made mistake.
 The adoption of the committees re- port ended all possible dis'@usRion of the primary plan and the quiet mem- bers Of the committee were relieved of a whole lot of oratory.
 Cullman's Representations
 The nain thing having been dono, Hon George Fl. Parker of CuIlmau canre forward with a resolution seeking  nran county in the convention from four delegates to six delegates Cullman claimed such an increase because nf the additions made to its population when the big slice of Blount county was put on to it
 Mir. Parker's resolution in full was as follows
 "whereas. since the ratio of rAnre. sentation to the State Convention from the different counties was fixed. the area of CuIlnnan county has been in- creased by the addition ta the same of six beats from the County of Blount, which beats by the census of 1900 have the population. viz:
 ''Hanceville =. ... .., ... ..... .7sa Gamoie ..... 11J "Arka delphia -. ...... ... .. BIS 'Iposs CFeeK A22 'Garden City 2e3 'McMurray's ... ... 169
 'Totai ... =. ... =. ......s,s5s
 And which nonuIation added to the population of Cullman county. with nut that addition of 17s4s.--make the present population of ELIOT.
 And, whereas. said Cullman county now has only four delegates to the State Convention.
 delesation of said county to the State Convention be and is hereby increased to- and CullmaT1 county be allowed six delegates to 'saId Convention"
 Mir. Parker was asked one or two questions bv members of the committee and then the Committee unanimously gave CuIlman the increase in represen- tation asked for. as the county's just dues.
 TO the sunrise of everybody this fully finished the business of the com nittee and an adjournment was taken, It being few minutes after 5 o'clock.
 Many Of the committeeman and Dem ocrats attracted to Montgomery by the meeting left for their homes on even ing trains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
FUNERAL OF MIR. WILLIAMS.
Large Crowd Attends the Obsequies iu Wefnmnhn.

WetuIupkAs
 Wetumpka, Jan. 9.-(Speeial. )--The burial services of Hon. H. L. Will Hams were attended this morning by a large circle of friends who met the re- mains at the depot and accompanied them to their last resting place. Many Of the negroes from the old home place formed a pathetic picture bringing up the rear of the long procession.
 The large family connection and in. timate friends had for many weeks re. garded Mir. Wiliiamss condition as al- most hopeless. Stricken with mortal disease in the prime of vigorous man. hood, his untimely death comes as a great grief to large circle of friends.
 The body was accompanied by MT and Mrs. James H. Judkins and sons, MT Lynch. Mrs. John Durr and other relatives from Montgomery. Rev. J. H. James met the funeral party and conducted the solemn and impressive service. W. B. Lacy, A. Hohenberg, G. E. Enslen. F. B. McCaskey, O. S. Jus tice, W. O. Robbins and B. K. McMor- ris acted as pail bearers.
 Mrs. R. E. Williams. mother of the deceased. has the heartfelt sympathy of this entire community. She was be- reft of her husband, the late honored and beloved Congressman. Col. Thomas Williams, a few years ago. She has buried. in the past few years four of her children. after rearing them to wo- manhood and manhood. death has claim ed them just when they would have been a comfort to her declining years. Three sons. Storrs, Samuel H. and Hem " Lucas Williams and one daughter. Mrs. r. A. Buyck, preceded her to the grave.
 City Marshal N. W. Green was very III on Monday. His condition was SO critical that friends despaired Of re. covery, but late reports from his bed. side today indicate that he has rallied and Is fast improving.
 Mrs. F. K. Bunklev entertained de- lightfully at cards Monday afternoon in compliment to Misses Parks and Can Her Of Atlanta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
WORK ON THE PLAN.
ChaIrmanWhitson Submits Report oi Committee.

ChaIrmanWhitsOn Submits Report Of Committee.
 The committee was again rapped to order at o'clock after two hours's intermission. In the meanwhile the delayed south bound train had come and Secretary John c. Pugh, together with two or three members of the com mittee had come In.
 The Secretary had with him the let ter from Judge Harlan, written from his new home in Texas. It was read to the committee. but the necessary act ion had been taken at the morning ses- sion.
 Chairman Mallory announced that the Special Committee on the primary plan wanted another twenty minutes, and the committee recessed while the subcommittee was putting the finish Ing touches to It's work.
 When the long and carefully drawn up report was ready the State Commit tee was again called to order and MT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
u.ren nnrneh to nenth.

Lewiston. Pa. Jan. S,-Information was brought here today that Isaac Say for. his daughter, Mrs. Peter Martin and her i've children were burned to death early tonight at her home in Pleaeant View. Jur tata county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

The Chinese are perhaps the most succe ssful poultry raIsers m the world They do not feed the fowl, but make them pick up their own food. each flock being kept on the move as sher;. are on a range. The quality of this poultry Is however. poor,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ON AUGUST 27 ORDERED BY
 THE STATE COMMITTEE

,copt,nued from rase one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-10

Illustrated Recipe Book mailed free. Address, The Genesso Pure Food Co.,, Ls Roy. N. ',
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09

f Rf5n6 bell1h
Icons sand AHce Payne o
salem left Thursday mnmg for
Atlantic City
Mrs. Z. E Peters andMiss Beulah
Sullivan. df the Bon Ton store
VIII 3 70 Atlantic City tonight re
fore returneng Mrs Peters VIII
visit New York and Philadelphia to
purchase fall goods for the store
John Patton, of Craigmoor, spent
Thursday here
w. G. Bumgardner was here
Thursday from Craigmoor-
r. b. Swiger, Of Imberport, was
here Thursday
SATISFACTION IS MY MOT
ITO-F. C. WEIGH, GAS FIT
ING AND PLUMBING, EASI
PIKE SHEET asst
MrsHaH Of Joetownz IS at the
City hospital receiving medical att
IGNITION.
Constable T. n. Dawson was
here Thursday from Salem on OF
Eficial business.
Swazey Clayton, Robert Talbot
and Verne JoEfe are Fairmonters
taking IN the far here today.
DE. Matt Holt, of Weston, IS at
tending the fair
I WIILFURNISH YOUR GAS
FIXTURES AT A MODERATE
PRICE,. C. WEIGH a9tf
DR.. h. Y. Warner. Charles G..
Cofman, Cecil B. Highland and.
Stanley Swi9er leave tonight for At
tantic City.
@ F. G. WEIGH a9tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Findlay have
returned from Atlantic City.
J.. E. Sutton is here from Salem
attending the fair.
JUSTUS ICE CREAM. i31t
Among the Graftonians who are
attending the fair are Sheriff and
Mrs. A. e. N. Means, Mayor and
Mrs. Jno. W. McClung, Mr.. and
Thomas ShuttLeworth, Messrs.
Harry Kunst, Gus Kunst, Harley
Sawyer, Jno. w. Gigley, Tai Engle'
w. L. Browning and DR.. T. +. Ian
ham.
PLUMBER. a9tf
P. A. Pugh, former state senator
from Hancock county, passed
through the city today.
JUSTUS ICE CREAM. i31H
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Wood; of Day
ton, o.. came in this morning to
spend a month with their daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Wiley, West Pike street.
r. o. Morris, of Weston Is a
Iz -ssGa- - TIM oiHH
Grant Miller and family return
ed this morning from Findlny, Q.
JUSTUS ICE CREAM. j31tf
Miss GLADYS Morris, of Weston,
is the euest of Mis- sEdith Heavier.
Mrs. A. f. Kinney, of Dayton,
o., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
C. A. Wiley, of WesT FNe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Crook of Tampa,
Fla. r here attending the fair.
Miss Zela Camp has taken a posi-
ton with the Rodgers Collecting Co.
JUSTUS ICE CREAM. j31tf
WANTED-Freight handlers. APP
ply at B. & o. freight office. 9a3t%
WANTED-One good moulder and
one core maker. Steady employ
ment. Apply to Fairmont Mining
Machinery Co., FaHmont, w. va.
FOR RENT-Two 7-roomed houses
in good repair, all modern con-
veniences. NJ. G.. Cunningham, at
Palace Furniture and Undertaking
Company. Past
WANTED-Position as saleslady,
best of references. Two years
experience in department stores.
Box 400, Grafton, W. Va. 9a3t~
WANTED-A show case. @. z.
Stout, 4O7 W. Main street. 9a3t
Acknowledgements middle
aged oil drilling contractors. Only
men in good circumstances, who
have been successful for their en-
ployers need answer, giving refer
ences as to character and success.
Must devote their whole time to my
territory, taking nc other contract.
Excellent terms; interest in produc-
southern part of West Nir-
Chance to make fortune.
Address for one week A. Webster,
care Chancellor Hotel, Parkersbprg,
Va. 9a6t
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09

Miss Anna Davis, Miss Julia VIII
son and Aubrey Wilson have gone
to Brookside, Preston county to
visit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09
SO Down $40 PEI Month

II YOU desire to buy a lot on easy
terms, we will sell you one at Johnson
Heights on the above terms.
we have one OF the most desirable
0rocery stands afor sale including the
stock, house and lot. Lot 25xlo0 feet.
Price $1,000.
Don't forget Union Heights Lots.
Prices SI75 to 500 each. The South
Penn Oh Company's shops are buIid-
ing near this property. Now is b
time to invest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09

Vacant lot on West Pike st. $50
feet frontagei price $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09

IN spite OF the
extremely ~ a m
weather and many
are seeking pleas
at the seashore
we continue to sell.
Real Estate an d.
.Clafksburg is still.
moving along and
viii soon be the
first city IN w. Va.
Do not fail to pur-
chase some Of the.
following at n c
$500 lots in Jarvis
Addition within a
short distance Q f
the Court House;
water, gas & sew
erage. If you buy
n of these lots,
and build a $1,000.
cottage on it, we.
will guarantee to.
rent it for SIS per
month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-09

Two 2-story frame, slate roof houses
with water, gas and Sc warage In ~
Comfort, on good sized lot. Price.
$1,000 each. VIII sell on payment OF
s15.O 90 per mouth.
Two cottages on Pbilippi Pike near
Depot Street. on lot 72Sx5o feet frame
slate roof, Price 81, $50 each, rent for
s13 per month each.
Two one-story, fran, slate roof
houses on Jackson street on lot 51xl00
feet. Price 81, SOD each. Il per cent
Investment
Two 2-stcry frame, slate roof house,
10 ro~nli cAcI.; all modern improve
ments; finished throughout In hard
Wood: stone foundations and stone
walk leading to and in front OF these
homes, on lots 51x145 feet price $4,000
each. If you want cheap home nov
is the opportunity.
Vacant lot on West Pike st. $50
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-02
THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

Patient in every sorrow. she did not
murmur, but found consolation in her
religious faith, and that faith its eff
tective expression in thinking not of
herself, but of the happiness and well
fare of those around her. Her altru-
ism was of the generous type that de-
sired no praise and expected no re-
ward. There were united in her both
the soul of service and the sense of
JOY"
When strange, but, as she believed.
benignant Providence allotted her
many weeks of physical suffering and
weakness, she was still brave and
cheerful. She desired to live and con.
tinue her life of service. but she knew
no fear of death and waited the com
Ing of the Heavenly Messenger as be-
ing but summons to her true home.
In contemplating such a life of SER
vice and such a peaceful transition at
the end selfish sorrow can but be ST.
lent. Like the voice of a bird sing
ing in the rain let grateful memory
survive in the home of darkness"
Mrs. Munford is survived by two
children-John Henry and Kathleen
Beverley Munford.
Her funeral services were conducted
from the Grace Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Richmond on Monday. April
16, 1906, and the interment was at
Hollywood" r. B. M. Tn