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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
gpab mnB audi icin.

SIS az
Mgg@@@s.@g@@ssl
0emiitbsmeniN.
.Gber Serr @irt6 in benz Bier
ut ia cine Slie9e ertrunfen."
ga, mein Serr. i9 tam nit in
leDem &rn9 elm Gettungsboot
b%dugenl"
Cine mpberne Sabel.
Gin raienbes Iutomo6il Iauite
zines Cages nit b0bniidem Sc
pfnuhe on einem dlteren Yferbe
porbei. bas i6on Inno 20 BEL
Seoan feline SHuloisfeit setbau
bate.
.SaIob. Dn altes 8ieb. Idufit
nod INNER auf Der grbe bers
I'M? gs mare better. ipenn man
Su1 nle i6ladten piiroel"
Sieie Borte rief bas 9frtomobil
tino peri6fpanb in elmer iibelries
6euoen Oampfnolfe.
aur5 baraif bolte bas Yferb bas
Gutomobil tpieber auf benz 8ege elm.
od Dem lebteren elm mar S6rauben
losgegangen fporen.
.Gba" faete bas Yferb rtnb
ipieberte bobnii6. .rper lit benin Jest
am iibeliten bran bon uns 8eioen,
Oh Srablbans, 9h eIenberl"
Stol3 tpo1te ohs alte ShlahtroB
bo~rbeiseben, als man es ersriff unb
Dor bas befunglidte GHnauferl
ipannte, I'M es 16 4ilometer biz
CUR nd6iten Stabt 5u 5ieben.
- - y
G%arbenipiel.
Srau: sd iase Sbnen. mir
fpurpe es grim unb gelb Dor ben
Iusen. als ib i9tpar5 auf tpeib las.
Dab man meinen Rann fo3uiaaen
braun nno blm gsi6lasen batte!"
= - -
@o%blineinenber 1atb.
GIter IrSt (5nm junsen goIleeen):
nMtein Snn9e. tpenn Sn iebt Ifon
a%nfdneit. 9eineu Batienten oas Bier
gu perbieten. 10 pirit 9u balb ielbit
8aiier trinfen miiien."
- q ~
9anbliAe 1~xffaHnms.
1lbrmader (5ur 9anofrau, Die ibm
einen Yerpenbitkl obne llbr CUR 8ee
paratur brinstb: ga, Sraufen. oa
miiien Sic a6er Die san5e llbr mits
brinsen. 10 Tam man bas nift
Madden"
Sanofrau: ~Iaper soabes Serrfe.
De llbr i6abt ia niftt, De os gang
soab, man Blot be Dammlise Benoef
null MID 9oabnI"
y - -
Mnsiislif.
Gr: sd fann nitbt besreifen. tpie
gu bas Saar elmer anoeren Ssrau
trugen t~arnit."
Sic: .0u trdeIt ia m 9einen In<
5iisen AUDI Die @oIe zines anbern
Sdafes." +.
y - y A
WiinhucriiG.
Gin Srember fubr nit elmer
Sroi6fe an bas Sofbrdubaus in
Wiinbeu. Im Yortale anaelanat,
fragte er ben autider: SIT benin bas
Die Yinatotef, ipobin i6 noIte?"
~Nein". mar Die Intport: aber id
bob 9%eslalbt, a IaBl 9rdubausbier
tonnt' Sbua borber net i6aben."
Mnf benz 9anbe.
- ga. unb tpie fDnnen Sic oenn
obne ubr un6 piien. mann Sic
ioaen?"
sos iuoas ib i6on. Serr. Bann
Der Serr 9ebra na6 Saiie gebt, lit
GRAB INN elfe, mann Die Suaban
ibren Damn bolt, blai' i6 5tpolfe. UNI
balb ems eebt Der 8ureemoaita unb
UNI ems iperfen's ben S6neioer Sled
rams. unb blai i6 pieber."
y = -
Maht Der 0~euubn6eit.
Yantoffelbelo (ieit tur5em 8itts
trer, ipdt Nadts aus Dem 8irtbsbaus
s3um Seufel - iet bab'
i6 i6pn pieoer ben SansIhliiiIel An
selahenl"
- - -
Seriorst.
~@s lit merfniirbie. bab Der Siir1t
nod nidt iein Sausfreu5 pers
bat
Yrofeiior: sd babe an meinem
I6on senns."
- - -
TerlpreneS Vertranen.
Sauer a.: .Su. Mi6'I. mnSer
neuer 2ebrer lam a nit piel."
Sauer g.: r8as Oh nit iaaIti"
Bauer u: .9ab' | beut' mein' Dub
b'S6ul eini6reiben unb sieb an.
oaB er 2oren5 Weier beibt; fragt mi
Der Sebrer gar, tpie ma Wleier
i6reibtl"
L.A- m-a /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
SerlpreneS Vertranen.

Sauer o.: .Su. Mid'I. infer
neier 9ebrer fam a nit bel"
Bauer g.: .8as on nit iasiti"
Bauer u: SAB | beut' mein' gub
in SS6ul einidreiben uub sieb an.
oab er 9oren5 @eier beibt; frast mi
Der Sebrer gar. tpie ma Neier
l6reibtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
@pblmeinenber Hatb.

sitter Ir5t (5um junsen gollesen) (:
"Mein Surge. ipenn 9h iebt ifon
.anfdnsit. 9eineu Yatienten oas Bier
gu oerbieten. 10 nirit 9u balb ielbit
8aiier trinfen miiHen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
~ "
Seriorgt.

"@s lit merfpiirpis. bab Der Siirit
Sbnen nod nidt iein Sausfreu3 bers
lieben bat
Yrofeior: sd babe an meinem
i6on 9enus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Wenn @re9ori grubes 8etter lit. lc
gebt Der Suds aus Der Soble; lit c.
11on. 10 bleibt er nod II Gage
~barinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
0emiitbsmcniN

nGber Serr Wirtb in Dem Bier
at ia eine Sliese e~rtrunfen."
ga, mein Serr. i6 fann nit in
ieoem arus elm Nettungsboot
bdn9enl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Dcnn auf Der S6leife itano: .8u6e
ianft auf beiben Seiten, penn nod
Tlds lit I'M 9immel. ieben mir uns
ipieDer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

&enn rs am Gage Der 40 I6rtps
rer sefriert, 10 sefriert es nod 4O
yad6te; i'm 0egentbeil lit elm frldts
bareS Sabr 5u erparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
2inbli&e 4xffaKnns.

ubrma6er (5ur 2anofrau, Die ibm
einen Yerpenbifsl ohne llbr our &e>
paratur brinst1 .Sa, Srauden. ba
miifen Sic a6er Die gauge llbr mits
brinsen. 10 tam man bas ntdt
MADDEN"
Sanofrm: .Iatper soabes Serrfe,
De rbr i6abt ia nifdt. be os gang
soab, man blot De Oammlise Yenoef
null MD soabnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
~ ~ N
8psbaft.

"Sbr Sausar5t loQ ia audi bidtenl"
sd fpeiB esi 49,. Mir bat Der
Shlaumeier slei6 5fpei Seioen anges
bihtetl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

gntlaiene 9o6in' .Naeiner @ndbiz
gen babe i6 nod einen Streid ge>
ipielt. Ils iie udn,lih BEL Der lesten
einlaoung cine @eblipeiie lelbit aus
benz 8ohbu6 berausfodte. babe i6
beimlid Sas nddite glatt berausaes
riHen. 10 oaB iie auf elmer fali6eu
Seite neiter to6te, obne es 5u
merfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
y y y
Bon Der SefmnbGrbabn.

~5at's auf bieiem Sdbnle idon
NAL Elm llnsliif 9~e9eben?"
~ei ia, mir iino nellli6 auf Der
Citation piinftli6 ein9etroffen unb pa
lit Der Stationsporitanb in Sbnma6t
9efalenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
- ~ ~
Mnsasli6.

Gr: sd fann nitt besreifen. fpie
0u bas Saar elmer anoeren Srau
trugen fafnit."
Sic: .0t trdeit ia m 9einen In<
5iigen AUDI Die 8oqe zines anbern
S6afes." +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Mnht Der @ewpbnbeit.

Santoffelbelo 0eit tur5em 8itts
tper. ipdt Nadts aus Dem 8irtbsbaus
fommeno: gum 9eufel - ieb Dab
i6 i6pn pieoer ben Sausi9liiHel an
9auie selaiienl~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Sic Rorgenluft, bes Ibenos &iible.
Sic ltdrfen Nerpen, Iusfel. Marf;
Sm Sreien - tpeit bonn 8%eltgemiible,
Sier ipirb Der iunge 2nnbmaun itart.
Sm 8inter Damn, ipenn's brauBen
niitert,
ltnb ib mein 2ieb' beim San5 ums
arm,
8el6 cine Suit. penn lie Damn
fliiitert:
sSu bilt mein Snnge bon Der Sarml"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
TWO WIVES ARE HAPPY
WITH SAME HUSBAND
Special to The Herald.

SpeClal 10 Inc Herald.
MADISON, Wis, Feb 16.-Charles r.
Sager, 2S years old; his wife, who is the
mother Of his two small children. and
another woman to whom he was mar
ried unlawfully, have been living in
the same house since last May, the
lawful Mrs. Sager acting as a servant
in the home Of which her rival is mis-
tress. Sager, who is an insurance soli-
CitOr and custodian Of the buildings Of
the University Of WisCoI sin, Volun ntarily
made this confession in court yesterday
Every one concerned is contented with
this arrangement Of their domestic af-
fairs, both women resenting il when
the court interfered.
Charley is a good, kind man, and we
will stick by him through thick and
thin" said the second Mrs. Sager after
the man in the case had been sent to
Jail. "Shart we, .-essie?" she asked
of the first Mrs. Sager
1--WE surely will stick by him." said
the latter.
$50 long as the three persons con-
cerned," Mrs. Sager No, ? went on,
"are satisfied with this arrangement, l
don't think outsiders should interfere
and try to make trouble
Judge Donovan OF the municipal court
said the law must AXE its course, and
that Sager could not be released, at
least until an investigation should have
been made.
Both of the women are young and at
tractiYe in appearance. The first Mrs
Sager is tall and a blonde the second
is short and a brunette.
While being examined in court Sager
astonished Judge Donovan by Yolun-
tarily telling Ais story
S
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

frivolous airs. There Is some explana-
tion for this change in the musical
thought of the busy crowd. II II isn't
revival services what is it2"
Spring Hats In MIdwlnter
New York women may be kept guess
ing by dull skies which for weeks have
scarcely been mitigated by one glorious
winter day, but the spring hat Keeps
on blossoming, despite Jack Frosts
vagaries. The crop of new millinery
Is now in and the faces Of the shoppers
and others--that class of women who
merely like to look things over-fairly
CLEAN with Joy. The new creations
of the milllner's art are fairly radiant
with flowers and many of them have
appeared on Broadway and Fifth ave-
nue. in spite of blustery weather. In
recent years so many New York wo-
men go to California for the cold
months that summery hat does not
seem out of place in q New York street
during blizzard. The fashion of
wearing quilts or plumes almost square
across the front of the hat has been
buried. 1t was overdone. Men may
like n hat. like Il derby, which kings
and lackeys alike may wear" said the
buyer for a millinery establishment the
other day, "and maybe there is no So
cial leveler equal to It: but women have
little longing for headwear of that sort.
In fact, they have no liking for n hat
that has ceased to he exclusive"
THE GOTHEMITE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
MANS FACE, WASHED
WITH GASOLINE, lGNITES
snoo,o, ~ The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SEATTLE, Feb. 16.-John Higgins.
tar worker. washed his face with gaso-
line in his room in the oregon lodging
house last night Then Higgins struck
a match to light the gas Jet under
which he was standing. AS he raised
the lighted match the gasoline on his
face caught fire. Higgins ran Wildly
down the stairway almost into the
arms OF Police Sergeant Peer, who ex-
tinguished the flame by throwing his
coat around the mans head.
Higgins was painfully burned. lie
was removed to Wayside Emergency
hospital. The injured man had USED
gasoline to get tar from his face.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
NEEDS WORKERS EMPTlES JAIL
Southerner Pays Fines Of Prisoners
and Gets Men to Pick His
Cotton Crop
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 16.-It re-
NAMED FOR A. Y. Brown Of Muskogee,
l. r., to solve the scarcity of cotton
pickers problem He walked into
local police headquarters and surprised
the chief OF police by offering to pay
all fines of the prisoners in order to put
them at work in the cotton fields. The
unusual proposition was snapped up,
and after Brown paid $3.50 in fines,
twenty-five prisoners were turned loose,
emptying the Jail. They rejoiced in
their freedom, notwithstanding the fact
that they were hurried to gather crops
Under blazing sun
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

YOUNG Husband-Don't you think,
darling, that my smoke is likely to
spoil the curtains?
Young Wife-You are the best and
most cJnsiderate husband that ever
lived dear. OF course. 1t would.
Younr Husband-Well, then, you had
better take them down.-Illustrated
U(its
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
SAN FRAhci SEQ oFTice
StvIhTh q BERRY SITS
GABLE ADDRESS =.
AlRoRilt SAN FRANCISCO }
ADcA-. COTTON
sa,vArr

Mercha Trust
Los
Gentle
W of
p Of p
have hey
be
f1nis at in east
yuponh hav
fort n
a in
ed equt o. n the
connect
for
Yours McCO
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
NEWS OF NEW YORK WHICH Is
A BIT OUT OF THE ORDINARY

closely. There seemed something
strangely familiar about him. Fin
ally, as he turned full face to take his
seat, his eyes caught mine. He smiled
genially and bowed low 1t was the
head barber in downtown Office
building. He had shaved me not three
hours before"
Balletmaster at Work
AS an illustration Of a man and an
artist taking himself seriously 1t
would be difficult to find anything more
striking than the New York ballet
master at work. Since the rooms where
the ballet rehearsals are held are usual
~ Kept particularly warm, he goes in
for negligee effect in his garments that
is in keeping with the seriousness Of
his air. Gravity is the dominating note
of the balletmaster's personality. The
weight of many worlds seems to be
resting on his erect figure as he stands
In the center of the group of coryphees
and obviously ponders over the steps
in which he Is about to instruct them.
Presently he begins to move always In
the same absorbed manner, through a
series of steps and pirouettes. and then
he apparently makes up his mind to put
together a movement that will be-nay,
must be-perfectly satisfactory to any
''p'Ai'b'tf w lltll llt btBllS lllt dCAudl
work of showing the girls" what he
wishes them to do this gravity never
drops from his bearing. Standing in
the center of the group he moves
lightly through the figure he has set
for them to follow, watching to see If
they have caught the idea. His serl-
BUSINESS does not prevent him from
being graceful nor interested and IL
he sees that any one of the coryphees is
a tritle slow in catching the steps Of
the dance he takes her hands and goes
through the steps with her. To watch
him training them in the proper man
ner of throwing a kiss to some imagin-
airy person Is a revelation in the way
of human grace. The ballet girls them
selves are not an unnteresting spec
tacle-that Is, In the way they wrrh at
the rehearsal. The older ones seem to
have knack of keeping out of the
range of the masters eyes and of be-
ing able thereby to loaf on him. They
make some mechanical motions to keep
the line going, but they do not exert
themselves in any of the more intricate
steps while his back Is turned. 1t is
the young girls who are keenly alive
to what the master is trying to show
them. and without the interest they
exhibit one might well wonder how
these rehearsals would ever progress at
all.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Only a Barber

"You can never tell in this town."
remarked a man as he borrowed
cigar. THE other evening l went with
party Of friends to dine at one Of
New York's best-known restaurants
We had just given our order when in
came a party of four people, who i'm
medlately attracted attention from
every table. There were two men and
two women. One OF the men was small
and insignificant but the leader of the
party was a tall, well-built fellow, who
was dressed to perfection. There was
nothing gaudy or flashy about him.
His attire was In the best Of taste and
fitted him in manner that showed
off to the best advantage his branch
ing shoulders and tapering waist BY
George, 1t was pleasure TO look at
himl The women weren't bad lockers.
either, but it was the man who yot
the attention. The women with us
simply got fascinated and wouldn't
talk about anything else. They were
so sure he was count or some other
foreign exquisite, His complexion
was dark, with upturned mustache and
thick, back hair. 1t wasn't until a
peculiar turn of his head got me to
thinking that l began to observe him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17


cost o
a"aMg
aia ad m at street, convince
% s % as
nue. "H" W" 0"S TO our ana De S"'"'
urys S
%% % ms9t hssS$y
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
SHOES REPAIRED

e>--~-~-~-~-~---~-~~~-~~~
MEMS OAK ~ SOLEs, SEWED, 81, La
dies 75c. Factory Shoe Store 313 W. o,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

Everything you want you win find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent a word
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
CATARRH

MAN OR WOMAN THAT HAS CA
tarrh 10 call at Central Drug Store,
1872 =. Broadway, Chamber of Com
merce building. l positively Euarnn-
tee TO cure any cnse for one dollar.
Can he sent by mail. j. BRADFORD,
proprietor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

absent from these premises. No, we
don't figure that we jeopardlze our in
terests by divulging shop secrets. on
the contrary, we calculate the scheme
to serve as a big advertisement. Again,
you know, In this generation Of domes-
tic servant tribulatlons II isn't thought
safe to intrust the renovation OF laces,
nIc-- 10 h0tnnn hnln "
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
DENTISTS
PALMIsrs AND MEDIUMS

ms WfSTE97CfREG1GBIE7 LIFE
reader and medium; she advises you
with power higher than human; she
can bring sunshine and success into
your life telling you how to overcome
your enemies and obstacles work guar
anteed. Rooms II and II, 1914 SOUTH
SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
PIANOS

PIANOS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
Pianos rented at low rates. A. G. GARD
NER PLANO HOUSE, Ltd, lis Winston
st. Tel. Black 2221: Home F31s9.
FOR SALE CHEAP-S100 CERTIFICATE
on Wiley B. Allen Co piano If taken
soon. Address ?. o. BOX 1866: MonroYia,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
TRUSSES

ARE YOU RUPTURED? DO YOU
wear truss from which you are suf-
fering? We guarantee a perfect ft
and best makes of trusses; lady at
tendant. Trusses sent on approval.
open evenings and Sunday. LONDON
TRUSS CO, POS West Fifth ST.. Los
Angeles Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

DIR. GREEN. CLAIRvOYANT, BUsI-
ness medium, gives life readings daily;
test circles Wednesday eve, o. clock
25c. ROOM 16. 1l9ia S SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

Will find In
,rn encycl0-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
RELIGION Strikes MANY

There must be wave Of religious
fcrvor passing over this town." said a
travelling man. "I judge so by the
number of old-fashioned hymns that I
hear hummed nowadays in the street.
Many people go about humming
snatches of some familiar air. These
turncs are an indication of the state of
mind. Up to a few months ago a per-
son standing on busy corner listening
to the unconscious singing of the pass
ersby could have heard little except
measures from popular songs. The
same person standing on that same cor
ner today would hear a verse of some
old hymn more often than the catchy,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Some Strange Choices

Some Strange Choices
They make queer selections of officers
in New York clubs. For example, the
secretary of the Pen and Brush club
is a drygoods buyer for out-of-town
people The president Of the Women's
Press club is doctor and the president
of the Pleiades club, club of literary
theatrical and musical people, is an
insurance agent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Gotham eoIden.HeeIed

slippers Of cloth of gold dazzled the
eyes Of beholders last year, but this
season mere cloth of gold is not re-
markable in New York. Real gold must
be part of mllady's footwear, Not
whole slippers of 22-carat; holy smoke,
no! Just footwear for which there are
made overheels Of gold in n graceful
openwork design They go on over the
heels OF satin or silk slippers, which
are the color Of the gown worn The
delicate colors gleam most attractively
through the openwork of gold. Though
1t may seem great extravaganza to
wear heels of solid gold that is q mis-
take, for the same pair of gold heels
may be used on many sets OF slippers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
PHRENOLOGY
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW

MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specially. No fee without success Z.
P. MOREY, 521 Stimson blk, cor Third
and Spring. Phone 671S. Open evenings.
DIVORCE LAWS-ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success; private. J. II.
SMITH. 122 w. Third ST., room 221.
to p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
'hNO GnrrAh 0m TRUST "ids
TREET

ESTIINGTON,
BURLING-
bRES AND
N DELIVER
PER FOOT
FTIIING IN
|Inc.),
I'D Spring,
|Way 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Wash Tips for Brides

w dbW ITPo IOT bTTNVa
over in Jersey City a certain wash
and iron establishment has set Thurs
day afternoon aside, with seml-suspen-
sion of business, to provide personally
conducted tours Of inspection OF the
plant. Yes, indeed" said a member
OF the management OF this enterprise,
"our frou-frou matinees are designed
10 develop into an unqualihedly sue
cessful idea. Young brides outnumber
staid matrons in point Of estimated at
tendance. They all appear to be de-
instructions; and visitors generally
seem surprised that the slushy condi-
tion usually associated in theoretical
sense with laundries Is conspicuouslY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-31
THREE MEN JAILED.
Mayor Grille Sends Them to Bastile
for Drunkenness.

In police court this morning, three
prisoners were sentenced to Jail by
Mayor Grille for being drunk in the
city's streets. G. E. Casey was drunk
on decoration day and Mayor Grille
fined him $40 and costs. in default
Of which the prisoner was sent to
jail for ten days. James Cardocll
and Andy Augusak were sent over
for three days in default Of the pay
ment Of SO fines, The put-up fine
Of Sc and costs left "Wednesday
night by Tom snamalaim, who was
arrested for drunkenness, was for
feited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-31
NOTICE oF TRANsFER.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named person has filed her
application and petition for transfer
of license to sell at retail spirituous
wines, liquors, ale. beers and drinks
of like nature in the City of Clarks-
burg for the residue of the year be-
ginning May LIST, 1907:
MYRTLE L. WILLIAMS, transfer of
the license of Joseph w. Latstet-
ter, Elizabeth Latstetter building,
227 West Pike street, Clarksburg,
West Virginia.
And notice is also hereby given
that the said application and petition
for transfer aforesaid will be heard
by the Council of the City of Clarks-
burg at regular meeting to be held
on the 21st day of June, 1907.
Given under my hand this 9th
day of May. 1907.
WILL II. COLE,
Clerk OF the City of Clarksburg.
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SEVERAL CHANGES
IN THE SCHEDULE
OF Baltimore & Ohio Trains and
Some Of Them Are To Be
Discontinued.

The summer schedule of the Balti-
more & Ohio will become effective
Sunday. Trains Nos. /, II, 3. Q.
IA and on the main line will re-
main the same. No. 10 will run at
p. M. No. 50 and 6:Os p. M, No.
10 at $50 p. M, No. IL at $40
p. M, 40. y at 1920 p. nj, No. "A
at $3.50 a. m. On the West Virginia
& Pittsburg trains Nots. 8, 2, 6, 3,
and viii run at the old time,
No. 81 at 6;55 p. M, No. / at S:55
a. M, No, I at 1905 p. M, No. So
at $40 a. m. Trains Nos. i and 6
win be discontinued between Clarks-
burg and Fairmont and trains Nos.
3 and 4 will be discontinued between
Clarksburg and Weston. On the
Short Line IS and So will run ON
the old hour, 81 will leave at 600
a. m. and IS will arrive at 1925
a. m.
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DEEDS RECORDED.

Albert J. Wright TO Albert Talk.
inston, LOT, Poplar street. city.
James A. Fox to S. c. Highland. /
lott West Milford.
N. }. Francis TO Nancy E. Hoover
] lot. Wilsonhnrg.
Richard J. Crosby and j. F. whe-
Ion to Thomas F. Mcbride. lots
Salem.
John N. wOOdfeld to Walter Hoes
l lot, Wallace.
$. y. Parrish to John NJ. Wood
field, lot, Wallace.
George NJ. Holt Ito Rhodes Guar
anty Land & Improvement Co., / lot,
Pike street. city.
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