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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FoR sALE


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Houses
FOUR SPECIAL BUYs-HoUsEs.
A S35OO BARGAIN
ON 2sTH NEAR MAIN.
COTTAGE OF S ROOMS.
PLACE is REASONABLY WORTH
---S4OO0-
RIGHT NOW AND WILL BRING
IN THE NEAR. FUTURE.
THIS IL NO FAIRY TALE
BUT COLD-BLOODED FACT.
IT'S A GENUINE
$500 BARGAIN.
A 5000 SNAP.
LOT "A FEET FRONT,
ON TOBERMAN ST,
WITH A COTTAGE YOU
CAN'T BUILD FOR $1,000.
AND THE GROUND is WORTH
500 PER FOOT.
A FEET AT 500 EoUAL...."...".sll0O
5-ROOM COTTAGE ..........,......... 1900
TOTAL .........................s $4,000
AND / WILL Deliver AT
--$5000---
YOU MAKE A COOL $1,000
AND THE OWNER GETS THE
MONEY HE NEEDS
A $4,000 SNAP.
A $500 HOUSE.
10 ROOMS; MODERN.
LOT 56xl35.
ON ROMEO ST.
FIRST-CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD
CHOICEST PART OF CITY.
A LITTLE TOUCHING UP
WILL. MAKE THIS PLACE
WORTH $500.
THE LOTS WORTH $3.50
vo,, r, ,S,ES SPOT T,tBASE Sash; tn THE
HOUSE FOR LESS THAN $1,000.
LOOK IT UP AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF IF I'M RIGHT
10 LARGE ROOMS; MODERN;
EASILY MADE WORTH $3.50.
NOW REALLY WORTH $65OO.
CAN SELL FOR
-$5500--
ON YOUR OWN TERMS.
A s625O TEMPTATION.
A TEMPTATION. FOR THE HOUSE
is ATTRACTIVE. WELL BUILT,
MODERN. NEARLY NEW.
ON ARAPAHOE ST., IN
CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD,
SURROUNDED BY FIRST CLASS
IMPROVEMENTS; HAS
s LARGE ROOMS AND ALL
USUAL CONVENIENCES.
LOT 45x140 TO ALLEY,
PLACES No BETTER ARE SELLING
FOR $500, BUT OWNER IS
GOING TO LEAVE LOS ANGELES,
HENCE HE SAYS SELL.
S6250 TAKES IT.
The above are all as I have stated
good buys. You will get splendid value
in any one of them; also have large
variety of houses of all classes. and at
varying prices from the humble cot
tsge on installments to the pretentious
modern mansion. ,-.
G. NJ. GIFFEN Ill Merchants Trust
Bldg, 2O7 S. Broadway. Member
L. A. r. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FOR SALE
Houses
PITTSBURG
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
s1t-12 LAUGHLIN BLDG.

$Sl0O S31OO
near Washington, 5-room modern
bungalows buffet, fireplace. pas.
electricity; large lot, fine lawn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FoR SALE
City Lots and Lands

City Lots and Lands
DAVID BARRY & COMPANY
PRESENT A FEW WORDS ABOUT
NEWTON PARK.
IWfeniIEN CHOOSING A HOMEStTE ONE
sfzG5 sSfszJGALLf III, GONs1DERS LOCATION,
TIoNs WiDfAB WiDSs AB69FLPiNG OF PINS s4is EEsTkIS- lI5S
C6SiIs CW6ASiIEE < AND CAR sERVICE. NExT
CoMh PRICES AND TERMS. -7-NA
M IN NvF5ChTYBtSENTlNG NEWTON PARK
~ kTt69 6999UR ", FAVORABLE C0NsibGE51RG1
TI5SN Ti6SS ,ro WE pv Gall SPECIAL &TTEN-
FOR THE MAN fE' OF MobERs M0o9bSEhRsSER SlE3
{1GAxss {M1GGAANxss The TIE WORKING NAN Or
MtHTsMANi. ntTs iSss 4N3 Ntl iM s EAGT ANY WHosE
OR FREQUENT TRIPS : no 51FI T11SA 1SAHLY Gfl;Y
PS4a5GR PSs4PHa4R SE5S SSRS9kFF i 9N IT TIE Is
FREQUENT CAR ACCoMMobATT1fSSNI ATT1fSI
IN THE WEST, CARS PASS NEW.
TON PARK. ON AN AVERAGE OF
ooNL EVERY IT THREE MINUTES, 10
DENA, ALHAMBRA, DOLGEVILGE.
MONROV1A, SIERRA MADRE, OAR
KNOLL AND SAN GABRIEL. YOU
RoHTB SPEMP ro 1USH SHwTdN hESs pARk TINE r., EN
THE AVERAGE RESIDENT OF TIE
BEST DISTRICT OF Los ANGELES
THIS is A BIG FEATURE TO THE
LOST SIGHT OF.
IN, ADDITIoN THE ALLoTMENrs
ARE LARGE, ALLEYS HAVE RIcEN
PROVIDED. STREETS HIGHLY IN.
PROVED. ALL CEMENT WORK in
AND PAID FOR. PUREST OF NOUN
THE PRICES AND TERMS ARRANNG.
ED TO INSURE YOU BOTH PROFfr
AND CONVENIENCE.
TO MEN AND WOMEN MAKING
AN EFFORT TO GET AHEAD in
TIE WQRLL6DA WHO WOULD VEL
SOME INFQRMAP4oN IN 4SN IL rt, ESNABLING
MARE OF HIGH Rents AND ARBI- IiRfi
TRARY LANDLORDS THIS IS ES-
PECIALLY D!RECTED. ACQUIRE a
CONSULT US ABOUT BUILDING,
Low, OWNED BY YOuRSELF, WILL
ETERN4L 'RUT OF RENrfNG ANb Aijb
THE QUESTION OF WHAT ARE
YOU GOING TO DO WHEN THE
RENT COMES ROUND" WILL BE
LARGE LOTS $3.50 UP, AND WE
on PAsADENA sHoRT LINE. 1 GET GET
OFF At At TITUS TIT AVENUE AND OUR
MR. NP l1I RRENTdGE p0IsTE1 WILL MEET YOU;
WRITE US AT OUR OFFICE, AND
IF YOUR TIME IS NOT ALL YOUR
OWN WE WILL ARRANGE TO CALL
FORMATION.
PAY E,,S; CASH FOR 70 YOUR R LOT AND
YOU TO BUILD.
DAVID BARRY & COMPANY
33S-329 BRADBURY BLDG.
PHONES A4OS3 MAIN 1888
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

StoUU SASUU
Arlington Heights; fine location,
large bungalow, 6 rooms and den I;
hardwood floors throughout; a very
fine finished, attractive bungalow,
just completed. 1t will talk for it,
self Come and let us show you.
Easy terms if desired.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
Pittsbuarg
Real Estate
Company
Main 1855, Home C1534.
FOR SALE

Near Fifth street, on San Ju-
liam, lot 36Xl15, with a 14-room
house and S-room cottage; a
good investment for $1G,O 900; p
cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

FOR SALE
Just completing Groom bungalow,
den, 2 hreplaces, hardwood doors,
seat. buffet, fine high location.
Lot 50x150; price $4,000.
But II sold before completed will
accept $3.50; $3.50 cash.
Buy now, get a bargain and select
your own inside finish.
PIrrSBURG REAL ESTATE Co.
Hll-3l6 LuunhIfu RIda.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

If you have not been able to find
what you want in a home we will
submit plans and build for you after
your own ideas on your lot, or will
buy lot and build small or large house
on easy terms and save you money.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
$500

$500 $500
$500 cash. West Adams section;
owner leaving city must sell; rooms,
very large reception hall, living and
dining rooms hardwood floors, pan
eled walls. beam ceilings, plate glass
glass windows in hall and stairway;
elegant fixtures cost $3.50; massive
brick fireplace, large buffet and china
closet; rear stairway from the buffet
toilets, bedrooms and bath on sec
ond floor all finished in white en-
amel; rear Balcony. large hall. linen
closets. This is a beautiful home in
a choice neighborhood. Can be had
on very easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
BARGAINS IN HOUSES

BARGAINS IN HOUSES
9 nice 5-room cottages only ~ mile
from center of city. Price $3.50, 5000
cash, balance like rent; fine car SER
vice.
One fine Groom cottage, not far
out; modern; lot 41x130; fine car ser
vice. Price $4,000, cash down $500,
balance $40 per month, including in
terest.
See McFADDEN with
GOLDEN WEST REALTY CO.,
CAB South Spring st.
Phones F2903. broadway l2lO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FOR SALE

One full size lot, 5Ox15O West Twenty
seventh street, near Figueroa; Groom
new two-story house with all modern
conveniences. Price $4,000; $1,000 cash,
balance to suit purchaser at 6 per cent.
A great bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

New 7-room house with fine
view of ocean and mountains;
lot 50Xl50; close to car line;
price S4S00; $1,000 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

IN ADDITION THE ALLoTMENTs
ARE LARGE, ALLEYS HAVE BEEN
PROVIDED, STREETS HIGHLY I'M
PROVED. ALL CEMENT WORK in
AND PAID FOR. PUREST OF MOIIN.
TAIN WATER INSTALLED Am
THE PRICES AND TERMS ARR ANCi.
ED TO INSURE YOU BOTH PROFIT
AND CONVENIENCE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
DAVID BARRY & COMPANY
PRESENT A FEW WORDS ABOUT
NEWTON PARK.

WHEN CHOOSING A IIOMEstTE ONrt,
gSISDyALLY CONSIDERS I,0G4Tf0jN
TIniNNrS0 TTiInniN 0b LOTS, BUILDING RESTRIC5
W0TTEsip WEE WiMD}TH or THE sTREETs,
COME Iis ptSISISs aND CAR SERVICE. NEXT
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
ABRAHAM JACOBY
242-244 Byrne Bldg,
Corner Third and Broadway.
FOR SALE

A full size lot, 5Ox15O to 15-foot alley,
Hollywood, Lander tract, blocks from
postoffice; building restrictions Sl5OO;
price 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

Come out and see II. You ran
make $1,000 within 80 days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
FOR SALE

$50 feet from South Park avenue on
Vernon avenue, a new 9-room modern
liz story house, with bath room and all
modern conveniences; also barn, II fun
bearing fruit trees, palms in front of
house. Will sell for $4,000. 1t is worth
the money and more.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17

1o Io .ttat nav anu IN ,
fine new location, one block from street
car, Boyle Heights, near Stephenson
avenue; price $3.50; $3.50 cash. balance SIS
a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-17
GOLDEN WEST REALTY co.
G43 SOUTH SPRING STREET,
Los ANGELES.
fanv others on file.

Vhduy Olu6IS Ol lie
Lot SOx135, we'll fenced, good new
plastered 4-room cottage; price S1425
cash SIPS, balance SO a month, interest
included. Location, Boyle Heights.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

cepted a position in Carlsbad,
New Mexico, as manager OF a
wholesale and retail dry goods
store. Mr.. Thompson is an
liable, accommodating and
pleasant gentleman and he
and his splendid family will
be greatly missed. We wish
them success and happiness
in their new home.
T.. d. Williams and sister,
Miss Arlene, came down from
GAINESVILLE Thursday and
were met here by Earl HUFF,
of southwest Of town, at whose
home Miss Williams is spend
ing the.week as the family's
guest. Mr.. HUFF informed
us that the big Four Geo.
Nye & Co. have received their
new threshing outfit and are
ready for the wheat crop.
Geo. Nye, we are pleased 70
state, is up and around after
his long and serious illness.
W. II. Newell manager OF
the Mike Gilmore stock farm
has made a big improvement
in the road from the Elmore
farm to the northeast corner
of the city by dragging itwith
a king ~split-log drag. The
road looks like a race track
and should you happen TO
meet some one stepping a 2.3O
shot on this road you may
know that it is Will Newell
up behind one of Mr.. Elmore's
dne ~trotters of which he has
Is or 20 fine ones on the
ranch.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

is used to present the produc-
ton. A car load Of scenic and
electrical effects are used on
this stage. Here are also
erected the palace dressing
rooms for the decentralization
of the fifty or more members
of the cast. An orchestra OF
fifteen furnishes the music.
Every seat in the huge audi
forum is reserved, doing
away with the annoyance usu.
ally caused by the scramble
for the best seats by the old
method.
Five feature vaudeville acts
are given during the action Of
Bagdad. The curtain does
not descend during the entire
time consumed in giving the
production. Eagles lot-3
days commencing, Monday
May 20.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Governor Signs Three Meas.
ureS

Jefferson City, Mo, May 10.
Governor Folk to-day APP
proved bills passed by the
extra session, as follows:
Pemberton House bill, pro-
hibiting the licensing o.
~dramshops within five miles
OF the State University; Brad.
ley Senate bill, applying the
principles Of the fellow-serv-
ant law to the lead, zinc, cop
per and coal mines; Carter
House bill, prohibiting the
selling or giving away of in
toxicants upon general elec-
tion days and the day of the
State primary between the
hours of 5 a. m. and z p. m.
the Ely bill, curing defects in
the antiracing law. The lat
ter bill has an emergency
clause, and went into effect
Immediately upon the Cover
nor attaching his signature.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
A Gas Demonstration

In order TO show the advan-
tages Of using gas for cooking
purposes in the home, the
Marshall Light, Heat and
Power Co. last week gave ex-
hibits in q vacant store room
on the south side Of the
square. In order to attract q
crowd, premiums were offered
and the successful persons
we're: Tuesdays premiums,
1000 feet Of gas, won by Mrs.
VIM. Putsch, Wednesday f,
gas lamp, Mrs. Berkenhauer,
Thursday, Gas Stove,
c. e. Draper, OF Indiana,
had charge of the demonstra-
ton and Mesdames Mary
Wise and W. s. Tuck assist
ed in showing what gas will
do in the cooking and baking
line, which they did well by
supplying the many visitors
with practical refreshments
prepared on the spot.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

ed out we'll, and the large as
was well entertain
ed during the remainder OF
the evening by piano selec-
tions by Carl Keehart, G. M.
Lacy and Mrs. Geo. Deal.
G. s. Hardin gave some
good violin music, and Prof.
Kelly performed skillfully on
the photograph. In the mean
time L j. Rasse, Chas. Potter.
Robt. Meacham, Yves Odell
and others hied away to enjoy
a game that was unfamiliar TO
the editor. The hours were
from 9 to IL.
The bride and groom are
both among our best young
people-the groom prosper
Gus and enterprising, the
bride handsome and loving
and make an ideal couple, who
start out on LIES voyage
most auspiciously. They
will be at home to their friends
after a few days on the old
Zimmerman place near the
gruom's home.
The young couple we're the
recipients OF many handsome
and useful presents.
They have the best wishes
of a large circle of friends.
Among the many guests
present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs.-Chas. Potter, Levi
Smith, chss. Gilpin, Geo. Deal, L. J.
Rssse, Yves odell, J. J. Wit, Leslie
Smith, Gus Badsr, Frank Meacbam,
Ed Keehsrt, Joe Strong, Steve Kee'
hart, John Twilling. A. J. Hennegar.
Mesdsmes A. G. Jones and Jos.
Marksbury.
Misses Solomon, Anna Niemeier,
Bessie Irvine, Edith and Stella Jones,
Gladys Woods, Inez HUI.
Msssrs. Geo. Duggins, @. 8. Har'
din, Chat Lacy. Ola Irwin, Claude
and Otto Marksbury, Joe Auer, Irwin
and Flo, d Jones, N. J. Woods. Oar
wood Hun, Geo. and Carl Weber,
and many other young people from
the neiShborhood.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Our Correspondents.

After much effort we have
our county correspondent
news service very we'll or
ganized aud the thirty-two
correspondents scattered over
Saline arc a source OF much
satisfaction TO ourselves as
we'll IS our readers. They
deserve credit for their faith
fulness aud vigilance. There
are several points not yet
covered, which we hope soon
to have filed. We might
suggest here that less atten.
tion might be paid to neigh
borhood visits and more TO
long visits, fires, sickness,
deaths, births, weddings,
business, etc.
In order to see at q glance
where each correspondent is
located we have written their
names on tags and fastened
these tags on our large map
of Saline. The map is we'll
covered except as stated in q
few places.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
A Big Saturday.

Saturday was a big day in
Marshall. Conditions that
will probably not present
themselves again till fall,
combined to bring 10 a big
crowd. With good weather
farmers will soon be ITO busy
too eat"
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
First Visit Here in Twenty
Years

We had the pleasure Satur-
day afternoon OF meeting
Mrs. d. p. Finley, Of War
rensburg. Mrs. Finley was
raised at Herndon and Is well
acquainted in Saline. Her
last visit to Marshall was
twenty years ago and she
says Marshall has made a
very big advance in appear
ance. Mrs. Finley Is the
guest of her brother, r. N.
Taylor. Of Herndon. where
she expects to spend several
weeks and then 20 TO Pettis
county for 9 visit to other
relatives. She and her hus-
band have retired from active
life and are enjoying The
fruits Of 3 thrifty life. They
have been regular readers Of
the Republican and Mrs. Fin
NV handed u their renewal
saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Novel Theatre Construction

The mammoth, portable
theatre carried by the Beauti.
full Bagdad musical comedy
company is said to be the larg-
est in America, even surpass.
ing in size the one in which
Sarah Bernhart made her
novel tour last year. $500
people can be comfortably
taken care Of IN the Bagdad
ampitheatre. Regulation OPP
era chairs and elevated seats,
with loot and back rest are
used 70 seat the p4trons. A
stase measurtpe 50 hy ~ feet
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
SMITH.
One of the County's Promi-
nent Social Events.

A worlds fair romance had
it's elimination in the mar
riage last week of John II.
Keebart, of east OF town, and
Miss Cora Smith, of Nelson,
in which two Of Saiine's old
and prominent families were
united.
The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Keehart and
the bride a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Smith. The
wedding occurred at the
Baptist church at Napton at
$40 Wednesday, evening Of
last week, Rev. L. M. White,
OF Fayette, officiating. The
attendants we're Misses Nora
Smith, Lille Keehart, Anna
Niemeier; Messrs. Will Kee.
hart, Geo. Smith and Presley
Shannon. The company
marched to the altar TO the
music of a wedding march
played by Leslie Tichenor.
The church was beautifully
decorated, the room darken-
ed and the contracting party
stationed below AN elaborate
floral piece representing two
hearts within a larger heart.
Rev. White was equal to the
occasion of conducting the
ceremony that made the happy
young couple man and wife In
a few well chosen remarks.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the large company re-
paired to the substantial home
of the BRIDES parents where
q sumptuos wedding dinner
was served to nearly a hun
|dred guests. The evening
was spent very pleasantly.
The following evening
(Thursday) the young couple
were rendered q wedding re-
.ception at the groom's parents
northeast Of town at their de-
'lightful country home. More
than . hundred guests were
present to partake Of the
bouptiful feast provided The
table and dining room we're
handsomely decorated and sd-
ded y We fact thst the inner
man Was we'll provided lor
~ eysp(ag'S osR
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

One of the fellows who pos-
es az one who 10 wise above
that which is written, recent
ly answered the following ad-
~vertisement in an eastern 25
cent paper: 1--WE will send il
cents for 1902 pennies" He
scraped around until he got
fltty Of the 1902 mintsge and
forwarded them II : register.
ed letter. He received Inn
mediate reply saying thAt
when he sent 165& more PEN
mics, sufficient II mike up the
n0mber10Q1 would nv
slvs ~ ts AZ ssss
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
Entertained NJ. v. c. Students

DR.. and Mrs. G. T. Muck
les, OF South Lafayette, en-
tertained about twenty stu
dent friends Friday night.
Their home was decorated In
the college colors and Mrs.
Nuckles, who is one of Mar
shall's charming young brides
provided an abundance of ice
cream aud cake for refresh.
ments. The evening WAS
pleasantly spent in games and
conversation.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
He suryiyed.

"But surely you are the
MAN gave some pie to u
fortnight apo"
"Yes, lady; thougbt
p'r'ops you'd like n kusw I'm
sble y gst shout 4gain.p
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17
LOCALS.

Saturday.
W. A. Young of near Slater
was among the Marshall visi.
tors Saturday.
Mrs. J. M. Carter, OF Malta
Bend, had business in Mar
shall Monday.
Frank Heinzler, of Gillian,
passed through Marshall
Monday on bis way to Hig-
ginsville on business.
The First Presbyterian
church missionary ladies' will
hold a market at Myers g.
Bells store tomorrow.
Smallpox south and south
west OF Marshall has become
quite alarming. Abouttwenty
cases have been reported to
Us.
Eugene Heilman,o of north of
town, had a relapse in his ILL.
ness of pneumonia and was
reported much worse Satur-
day.
Rev. j. r. Abbott went TO.
Fulton Monday on the G. & A.
where he was summoned 70
testify In a naturalization
case.
Miss Mabel Blosser went
to Jefferson City Saturday 10
witness the graduation there
Monday evening of her friend
Miss Allie Heskett.
Mrs. j. B. Friemonth, Of
the Vendome Hotel, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. +. Cross. at Gil
liam. She was accompanied
by her sister.
Mrs. Wright, Of southwest
Of town, informed US Satur-
day that Mrs. Chas. Freder.
lex, OF near Miami had been
quite sick recently.
Edw. Purcell has resigned
as manager of the Saline
County Telephone Co., and
Il. p. Miller has succeeded
: MIN. Mr.. Purcell will travel
for an electric company.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. II. Muck.
les left last night for Kinks
vile to attend the Tri.state
Osteopathic Convention and
also the graduating exercises
Of the state Normal.
The German Lutheran church
at Blackburn IL arrangingfor q
mission feast on June 9th, the
10th anniversary of the
church. Rev. F.. A. Mehl, of
st. Joseph, will be present To
assist 10 the exercises.
l.. A. Brown, OF near Orear.
vile, told a good joke on him
self Saturday. He says he
got home late Friday night
but had to read the Republi-
can all through before retir.
ing. He did so and was be-
ginning to think the paper a
little stale when he found he
had an old issue.
Floyd Wilson was in Mar
shall Wednesday renewing
acquaintances. He spent
several months with his fam.
lily in Texas and got rid OF his
mustache somewhere, so that
tits necessary to have new
introductions. He is delight
ed with Texas and of course
expects TO go back. In the
meantime he is looking after
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

imitation 10 che sInssrsst Nattsry;
III ether roeslpss r msde e loot
iiks HuDERoip. " ysu wasn't ths
Best. set HubsreId.
u Crosse Lambss Co,
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

Portland Cement, Louisville Co
msnt and Ill kinds pisstsrIns ms
tssisi sor sale BY
La Crosse Lumber Co
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

100 PER cENTuM: that's iii Of
anything. Well, La Crosse lImbsr
Cos Ready MIxod house paint 10
zoos pure; It's Ill pure.
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

Itch cured in 80 minutes ~
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. 81.
Fisher, Druggist. #
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-17

AAS cPShe
several months with his fam.
lily in Texas and got rid OF his
mustache somewhere, so that
it is necessary to have new
introductions. He is delight
ed with Texas and of course
expects TO go back. In the
meantime he is looking after
his farm at Grand Pass.
Misses Grace Lasley and
Scottie York, of Blue Lick,
were among our Marshall
visitors Saturday. NJ 8 8
Lasley has kindly offered to
send US the Blue Lick news
Mrs. L. G. Dennis having
resigned. Mrs. Dennis has
served faithfully 10 the capa-
city as correspondent for
many years and we regret 70
lose her.
,. G. Thompson, who has
bsen bead clerk - Flstcher's|
store for many years., has -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-31

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-31

A very delicate matter, to be sure, but DO you
think your husband is as good looking as he
ought TO be7 Help him out! Offer to buy
him bottle Of Ayers Hair Vieor II he will
only use il. Removes dandruff, keeps the
hair soft and smooth, gives the proper
finish to the general makeup. . 4,7y,s4es.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-31

AT Hoffman han tonight the Au-
gusta Club will have a dance, with
Wells orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic. The affair will be such de-
lightfuI ones as the club is noted
for having and quite a number Of
young people viii share in the
pleasures of the. evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-31

Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter,
itch, hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
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FoEey's Kidney Cure viii cure any
case of kidney trouble that is not
beyond medical aid. Sold by Sturm
& Wilson.
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WANTED-At once, good chamber.
maid and dining room girl at Cap.
itcl Hotel. Glen Elk.
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WANTED-Twclve or fifteen labor
ers. Apply 295 Clay street.
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Manitoba once, two good bum
die wrappers, must be hustlers.
Apply at Bakers Underselliug
Store
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WANTED-Good girl for general
housework, small family, good
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G. l. HICKMAN
Architect and RnildeF

Plans. Specifications ana Csc
tracts drawn Tor all kinds OF bWEEG-
tngs and Improvements, VIII can-
tract Tor completion OF any or an
kinds OF buildings In any part q IN
country.
FeEty Years Experience.
Sattsfacflon c.
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The Wo1nan's Store.

Fine show
ing of Furs for
Fall and w int
.er.
Isabella Fox Shawl,
SINNERS satin lined, col
lar shaped, six fine
tails, b e S t Q9E m
quality 0JJ.UU
Muff to match. t W o
bush tails, 4 con m
small tails SLU.UU
Grey Squirrel scarf.
satin lin ed, CT or
extra fine OJ.JO
ChinchilIetten CART ,
fine long scarf CT En
double stripped vi .JU
-
Sable Cone short scarf
four tails CT m
special price Ol.UU
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WANTED-aIAIE HELP.

WANTED-By an import china ana