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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-28
SUMMIT HOTEL.

Mrs NJ Riley Fl Worth, Tex, r.
\. Ramsey, Ardmore. Milton Bryan
and wife, Shawnee, OK, r. ID. Malone,
Durant. |. r., G. NJ Spaden and son,
Denton, Tex, Miss Lillian Francis
Lawton, O. r.. Geo Young, wife and
son, shawnee o. r., Mrs. II. Schafef,
Mountain View, Ok. NJ. A. Wagner.
Tecumseh, Ok, T. -. Smith, Tecum-
sch, Ok. Mrs. p r Smith Durant
Miss Mural McMulta, l.awton, Ok, o..
s. Cox. Oklahoma city. G. c, Richard,
Duncan. /. T., j. ) Rogers, Mill
Creek, /, r, II. - Abernathy Paris,
Tex, S. Horton. Paris. Tex, r X. A.
Willis and wife Oklahoma City, Rev.
H. c. Acuff and wife, Wagner, !. T.
G. o. Allen and wife shawnee Ok,
Fred Radne Denison, Tex, Miss f.
Kirkpatrick. Shawnee, Ok, Rev. q.
H. Wortham, Denlsun. Tex. Jno. p.
Miller, Pawhuska, Dan Riley, Okla
homa City, 5. Levine. Coalgate, l. T.
r. c. Nesbit and wife, Britten, Oh,
s. T. Hustln, Detroit Tex, Mrs. W
NJ. Smith, sulphur Springs, Tex. Mrs,
Smith Lemons, sulphur Springs, Tey.,
j. S. Baker, wife and child Paris
Tex, Mrs. Mildred Cleland, Okmulgee
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thanks to the legislature OF Connect
cut Tor the Joint resolution passed by
lhat body calling the attention OF tn
President Of the Unoted States and
zach of the senators and representa-
lives in congress to the late Senator
Orville II. Platts original plans as to
place said National Park under the
control and supervision of the Smith.
sonian Institute, of which he the late
Senator Piatt was a regent for many
years. Resolved, second, that We not
only call the attention of the presi.
dent to this matter, but that we urge
that there be embodied IN his next
message a recommendation that con.
gress enact legislation and make the
appropriation necessary to carry into
immediate effect the plans of the late
Senator Plat for geological garden
in Plat National Park and a museum
in which to collect everything of hui
man interest concerning the five civ
ilized nations and other tribes when
are now passing away and being alb.
sorbed into the citizenship of this
great republic, and in which to col
lect everything of historical Interest
concerning the entire Southwest.
And, be 1t further resolved, that VIC
urge all L. c, " organizations to pass
similar resolutions and aid us In ev
cry way possible in carrying into ef
feet the late Senator Platt's plans in
regard to the improvement of Plat
National Park and the two education
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That the Secretary of the Interior
be, and he is hereby authorized and
directed to change the name of the
Sulphur Springs Reservation, and IN.
dian reservation now in the state of
Oklahoma, formerly In the Indian
Territory, so that said reservation
shall be named and hereafter called
the PLAT National Park in honor
of Orville Hitchcock Platt late and
for twenty.six years a senator from
the State of Connecticut and for many
years a member of the Committee on
indian Affairs, In recognition of his
distinguished services to the Indians
and TO the country
Approved June 29, 1906. by the pres.
ident of the United States and,
Whereas, no steps have been taken
towards the Improvement of the said
Plat National Park, which comprises
eight hundred and forty-eight acres
within its area, although there stands
to the credit of said Plat National
Park In the Treasury OF the United
States a sum of money not less than
thirty.fve thousand dollars, which b.
the enactment OF laws now upon the
statute books was intended to be
expended in the Improvement of said
Plat National Park and
Whereas, the people OF the great
Southwest are entitled to the consid-
Grafton intended TO be conferred upon
them by the late United States Sen
ator Orville II. Platt. as a tribute to
their energy and perseverance in tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-28

Mirter, Gainesville, E. O. Thackston
aud wife. Ardmore. j. W. Fielder and
wife. Ardmore, NJ. a. Gilcrease, Mar.
ictta, Oscar Cochran, Marietta, j. r.
son, Ardmore, L. =. Hall Marietta,
lohn Scraggin Marietta, q. B. Blaen,
Marietta John Kelley Marietta, y.
Hanten. Ft Worth Ella Swisher. Fl
Worth, Lottie Morris, tt. Worth, Hat
tie Chanclor, Fort Worth, Grace
Stroud Ft Worth, Chas Ewell, IT
Worth, +, X West John l.. Gait, Mrs.
John l.. Gait, Mis- McGhee, q. a.
Drain, Ardmore, pauls Valley Base
ball club. ~ people, Chas Christian,
Ft Worth, II, l.. Christiro Gaires.
vile, Mana Kaylor Fl Worth, Mrs.
r. NJ. Kaylor Fl. Worm Mr. and Mrs
f. T. Jones, Pauls Valley c. \. Gclt
zer, Cuba furd Mamie Gayuan,
lone Gaynan, George GaWan r. A.
Bennett, f. J. Stoyall and wif", okla
homa city, Harry n Younf, Maict
IA. Tom Hewitt. Pauls Valley W. r.
Randolph, Pauls Valley. Mrs. e NJ
Moore, Pauls Valley f. j. shannon
Pauls Valley Miss Matte Grant.
Pauls Valley Miss Lourine Mun'ui,
Pauls Valley, Mrs. s. j. Garyiu
Pauls Valley, Mrs r. c. Branum.
Pauls Valley, j Winter, Paoli, c, l.,
Patterson, Paoli, Ham, Paoli, l.. Sea.
ton, Paoli, W H. Cobb, Paoli, -- Mays
Paoli, W. S. Knight Marietta, Mrs.
George Terry, Ardmore Helen Terry,
Ardmore, W. G. Randolph T. J. Shan
non, S. C. Cochran and wife Wynne-
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Mrs. s VI. Moore. Norman. Ok.
Mrs ! NJ lliddens. norman. Il. @
Denton and wife, Davis. y T.. MIR.
Green and son, Oklahoma CITY, A. A.
Wood Shreveport, La. Mrs Craw.
ford. Dcnison. Tex. T D. Calvin. Ok.
lahoma city. W G Darby. Frances.
okla. Henry f. Neal. oklahoma city.
Jas H. Clark. oklahoma city, y. +
Eastcrling, Auadarko. OK Mr. and
Mrs. Henry f. Doughor'y meo) Miss
Rose McGregor. are spending a couple
of weeks for Mr. Dourhrrtys health.
MIR Burkholdcr has returned to Sui
phur from brief visit in Wichita.
Kansas; Willis Cole, Nrdmorc J. r.
John II. Kerr. Ardmorc, /. T.. Howard
Fenell. Dallas, Tex, X G. Byers,
Chickasha, |. r, Eldon Sow, Musko.
gee. !. r. J. w Freedman. Ardmorc.
l. r.. s h. Morne, Dallas. Tex.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Arrivals AZ the Metropolitan Hotel
sulphur, I, r., for past week:
W. J. Taylor and wife, Commerce.
Tex j. @. Oslin, Sherman, Tex, Mat
tie johnson, Edorado, Tex, Mrs Char.
lie Anderson, Grecnville, Tex, H. l..
Wilson and wife, Denison Tex, Mrs
Joe f. Smith, clarksyillc. Tex, Jo-
Mckinley, Gainesville, Tex, J. Il
Lawrence and wife, Ada. l. r.. r. l.
Brcnts, Ada !. r., J. G. Chapman Ada.
!. r., II. II. Law, Ardmore. |. r.. D. n.
Stokes, j. W. Stokes. j. L. Stokes
Pauls Valley, l. r., G, \. larmar and
wife, Campbell Tex, -. S. Prince,
Chickasha, l. r, NJ NJ Cohen, Pauls
Valley l. r., Mrs C. L. Wilson. Okla.
homa City. VI. NJ Arnold wife aud
daughter, Greenyille, Tex. Cora "
Walter Meade, Kan, Mrs, r. s. Cobb
and son, Meade, Kan, Frank West
and wife, Okmulgee. /. T., 4. NJ
Burch and wife, Gainesville. Tex
Mrs. H. w. Right, Dallas, Tex, ID. y.
Thomas, Durant, !. r, John Brau.
changs, Greenyille Tex j Baum and
wife, Ardmore, |. r., Mollie Daut. Ma
ain, !. T., Mrs T. \. Jones, Green
ivlle. Tex. Miss ollie Jones, Green.
Vile, Tex, Mr. Thos. W, Breen,
Springfield, Mo, W. +. Erwin and wife
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THE ARTEsIAN.

Arrivals at the Artesian Hotel for
the week ending July 25:
O. r. Sturm. Oklahoma City. Okla.
j. r. Uphaw. Oklahoma city, Okla.
J. NJ. McCarty, st Joseph, Mo, S. c.
Hibbets, ST. Louis, w. l. Meeker.
New York. II G. Robinson, Bryan, I.
r.. J. +. Hughes Dallas, Texas, j. II.
Buckley. Kansas City r. Thomas.
Kansas City. Mrs j. d. Estes, Dallas.
Texas, Miss Annie Estes, Dallas. Tex
as A. H. Estes Dallas, Texas, A. =.
Jones. Ardmore, r. c. Bunch. Fort
Worth. j. T. Bledsoe, Ardmore, h. \.
Figgat, Virginia, w. r Spencer, Okla
homa City, h. F. Miller, Oklahoma
City w. +. Dawrens, Oklahoma City,
Geo. W Womack, Fort Worth. A. NJ.
white, Chicago, C. l.. Cochran, Wynne-
wood. |. T., G.. c. Moody. Scullin, |.
r. r. d. Hazelton, Chicago, X. w.
Shepherd. Chicago, r. w. Quillan.
Kansas city, J. l. Donahoe, Guthrie,
c. V. York. Oklahoma City. A. w.
Hupp. ST. Louis. Zan Williams, Ard
more, I r, X. l.. Buzleton, Ardmore.
d. NJ. Trees, Tulsa, c. s Leeper, Tulsa,
H. II. Eldridge, Houston, Tex, Frank
Sherwood Gainesville, Texas, J. ID.
Leeper, Gainesville, Texas, A. W Mos
or, New Orleans. Mrs NJ. p. Kerr
Pauls Valley, T., Mrs. |. c. Elliott,
Pauls Valley Miss Vera Burks, Paul3
Valley Miss Rovena Burks, Pauls
Valley, Miss Winowa Burks, Pauls
Valley, Miss lockhart Kerr Pauls
Valley Thos. II. owen. Muskogee. W
T, nougles, Scullin, G.. c. Kennedy,
beaumont, Tex, A. NJ Williams Guth-
rie, c, A. Waller, Ardmore, Jerry Me-
Clish, Wapanucka. A, H. Mendelson.
Chicago, b. A. Figgatt, Virginia, Sid
ney Suggs and wife, Ardmore, G. J..
Cochran, st. Joseph. Mo. J. =.
Hughes, Dallas, Texas, c. Hartman,
ST Louis, W, B. Leeman, Fl Worth.
Mrs. Cook, Bristow, I r, II. l.. Wilson
and wife Denison, J. NJ. McCartv
ST Joseph, Mrs. o. V. Puterbaugh. s,
McAlester. Mabel l. Puterbaugh, $.
McAlester, l. w. Whitman. st Louis,
=. w Barnhart Ann Harbor, Mich,
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formation OF the new state of Okla.
homa; therefore. be II
Resolved. that our senators and
representatives in congress be re
quested to take up this matter WITH
the president OF the Cni,cd states
and endeavor to carry out the orig
nal purpose Of the late United States
Senator Orville H. Plat which vas
to place the said Platt National Pa'f
under the control and Supervision OF
the Smithsonian Institution, Of which
he. the late Senator pl.tt. was re.
gent for many wears rnS be It furth.
er
Resolved. that a copy Of this Joint
resolution, when passed, be forward.
ed to the president Of the United
States. to the secretary of the in.
terror. to the secretary Of agriculture,
and to each of our senators and repre-.
sentatives in congress.
Certified as correct by Fred A.
Scott. Engrossing Clerk.
Senate. June %, 1907.
Passed: Alfred c. Baldwin. Clerk
House of Representatives. June %
1907.
Passed: John \. Spaiford, Clerk.
Resolution Of L. c. VS. at sulphur.
Resolved That we. the United Con
foderate Veterans and Sons and
Daughters of the Chickasha Brigade
in reunion assembled In the Plat
National park AT sulphur. Indian Ter
ritory do hereby express our sincere
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Mckenzie HOTEL.

L. H. Hamon and wife, Miss Ret
tie Gwynn, Miss Mary Gwynn. Miss
Blanche Whaloy, Gainesville Tex w.
NJ. Gwynn. Ardmore, j. o. Hash,
Chickasha Mrs l.. J. Towns. Musko-
r'c. Mrs. Rllla Towns, Mrs r \.
King. sam p. Darlington, Muskogaa,
Il. NJ Wnbcr. Oklahoma city. j. Min
son. Mill Creek, W. \. Glass, Mill
Creek. Mrs. G. c. Walker, Cleburuc,
Texas. Miss Hazcll Ice Walker, Cle-
lurre. Texas. H. G. I.oude-. agnzin'.
Ark. Mrs Cobble. Wewoka, l. Y,
O. +. Wilson. Oklahoma city, Ollie
ane. Oklahoma City. Mrs. T.. d. Jones,
Grecnville, Texas. Geo p. Rose, Nc
4 cod. Okla, Prof. A. J. Kenard, OK
mulgec, r. w. Kcnard. Okmulgee B.
f. Byrd and son. Franks. 7. r., Miss
Ada Hustled. Norman; Mrs. II. T..
Dunn. McAlester. Mrs. l.. Woody. Nc
Alcster, j. ". white, Mangum. Oh,
j. W. Miller. l.. w. Linsev. Tulsa,
Jcssv Berry and wife, Wetumka, J. r.
Tant and wife, Kansas city, J. W..
Thornton and wife. Marietta, C.. Ham
III and wife. aGlnesville, Texas, -
Ritter. wife and son Ardmore, I. T,
Tom Suddath. Ron, Or Carey, Ron.
John Mcleod, Ron. Burt Meek, Dali
las. r. p. Wyatt, Wanett, l. r., Miss
Bess Gand. Miss Lillian Boles, Mrs.
c. c. Klnsley. Mrs. G.. l.. Gand, Matte
Gand. NJ X. Kinsiey. Guthrie, Ok,
j. p. Wood and wife Miss Bess Nor
ris. ]. NJ Ketner, Miss Adair, Il. NJ.
| kverton. Ardmore.
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The resolution given below bears
witness to the attitude of the Con.
necticut legislature in its leadership
of humanitarian and phllanthropic
forces all over the United States in
their efforts TO have fulfilled the plans
of the late Orville II. Platt, veteran
senator from Connecticut,
It is well known that one Of tho
strongest characteristics of the late
senator, was his humanitarian and
philanthropic sentiment, so It is lit
tie wonder that his last and most
cherished undertaking should have
been the establishment of a zoologi,
cal garden and museum for the per
petuation of all matters pertaining TO
the Indian wards of the government,
who in the assumption of the broad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-28
PARK HOTEL.

L. 4. Wclkin, Van Alstync, Tex, T.
\ Silvcy. Howe. Tex, r. A. Wood
ward Lawton. Ok. Miss Grace Gar
rison, oklahoma city Mrs bradford
oklahoma city. J. l. Hooper Mineral
Wells. Tex, Key Wolf Davis. l. r., W
r. Jones. Dallas. X. .. Brooks. Dal
las, II Willis, Kingston, l. r, J. w
asitcr. Kingston. |. r., Thos. II. Ow
on and sister. Muskogec. Fred Bonin
Valentine. TcN.. Mrs. r T.. Berry. We
tumlla, I. r, a. l.. CochrauN, Mil
Creek Joe Draughan, Min Greek, Mrs
\. Enloe and family Nrdmorc. Thornc
Reast. Gainesville. Tex. Miss Vallin
Jackson. Gainesville, Miss Louise
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al features he had planned for bcnen
OF the entire Southwest.
tSigned)
X. W. CUMMINS.
RRANT II. klRK.
\. ABBOTT.
Committee
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FRISCO HOTEL.

Charles Hancock. Muskorco. /. r.
j. c. Lively, Ardmore T. T Mr. FoN.
Dallas, Tex. Mr.. and Mrs Mason and
son. Dallas, W. $. Knight Marietta
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Sulphur and Plat National PaH Arrivals for The Past eeFume Programme

The population of Sulphur is made
up chiefly OF genuine sportsmen whose
homes and camps are often the scenes
OF royal hospitality. One Of the great
est of these is Major w w. Butt,
retired lumberman who has made
fortune from investment I'm sulphur
realty. The Major goes twice year
on hunting expeditions into the noun
tains and good fortune always attends
him. lie is Sulphurs most success
ful bagger Of big game. His friends
know that when he sets out that his
expedition will return loaded down
with yenison, bear meat and turkey.
The Major is a member OF the sulphur
Rod and Gun Club. lie is often seen
displaying on the street his big catches
of fine black bass from the club lake.
which has been stocked for nine years
with game fish from the government
hatcheries. While the catching of
eight and ten pound bass is pleasant
sport for the Major. there sets up with.
in him longings which call for more
exciting fishing adventures. The
Washita river, which circles around
this city on the west some ten miles
away, is the greatest catfish stream
in America. There are more of these
fish in this stream and they grow TO
larger size than in any stream in the
United States Catfish weighing from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred
pounds are not uncommon I'm the
Washita. The latest adventure Of Maj
or Butt will be a fishing trip of two
hundred miles down the Washita by
the moanderings of the stream begin
ing at Wynncwood ON Monday, July
% and extending TO the Frisco rail
road bridge at Randolph, where the
boat will be- moored for the final fish
fry and aftervard shipped back by
rail to Sulphur.
4 special boat has been construct
ed for this excursion and it will be
launched aud christcned at the steel
bridge near Wynnewood next Mon
day.
,rbts is , i,,, cborisbod scboro of
u,o ,t,i,,,s .,,bich no b,, had i'm mind
for the past fifteen years. Il would
rotbo. On u, This TRIM said Major
anti ot,,, IN visit tho Iamestowr
ryposi,iono
",t,. o,,rdsor Edward putt will
accountant, ,p. ,lso Tho. Fiolds a
r.tirad u.,,.r,per man and n proat
Gsber,,,u y.bo has b,sn my close
frI,pd for ei.bt..n. ,.lrs will nav
all tba avre,ses of fine cvpodition. We
evpect to mass Old Fort Arbuckle on
our first do, ont and will anchor ON
tba aftcruoon of the second dav 1T
the mouth of Rock Crock We antici.
noto nv that tima catch of several
hundred uounds of fish uare a grand
fish fry will be rendered the sports of
SuInbur who have arranged to meet
me nj that point by special excursion
over the Santa Fe. Arrangements
have been made for mountain guides
IN ioin tho Marty the tnorninp follow.
inc the fish fry. NV whom. the sports.
mon fror, Sulpbur viii he piIoted
tbroupb the masses of the ArbuclSles.
whore tbov will view from the peaks.
the massage of our boat through the
neriIous ronids of Rock Cut Canon.
"Our friends will then return by
tbeir waiting train. to the Geyser CITY
and tbar ,i, rbe Frisco IN RopdoInb
the final poiut of our boat trim. We OK.
meet to reach this point after spond-
r., .,,...,,i,., 90 r,,. mo-. i,,,.,r.
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l. r., a. $. Garrison Tex Mr. Hob
son, Texas, Mr. Wade, Texas, Mr..
Brown. Aanadrako, Ok, Miss Hattie
Wright. Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
gate, Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Oklahoma, Mr.. Davis. SULPHUR. ToN.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

FIVE VACANT LOTS on MEcHAN.
ID street, 49-6x11S IT,. running
back to q Is It. alley: one OF these
lots on the corner Of Jarvis and
Mechanic streets. Sg,5OO.10; the
other four g. OOO. 90 eaeh
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

George A. Murray has returned
from Hot Springs, where he spent
several weeks taking treatment for
rheumatism.
W, s. Haskins. OF Weston, is a
visitor In the city.
J. E. Trainer, of West Union, is a
business visitor in the city.
Gordon B. Late was here from
Bridgeport Friday looking after
business matters.
H. c. Lansing, Of Wheeling, IS 4
visitor In the city.
]. A. Clarke, Of Wheeling, is here
on a business visit.
W. H. Grove, of Parkersburg, is a
city visitor
Mrs. Hattie Eye will take her sor
Harvey, back to the Penn Charter
school in Philadelphia Saturday
night. He has been home during the
Easter vacation of the school,
]. w. Fortney was here Friday
from Meadowbrook on business.
Allen D. Fitzhugh. tax commits
sioner, was here Friday from Bridge
port on official business.
George Rogers, of Mt. Clare. spens
Friday in the city.
Major F NJ. Ashcraft. Of Wolf
Summit, was business visitor in the
city Friday few hours.
Miss Ida Henry. Of Newark. Is the
guest of Mrs. L. o. Moore.
George H. Berry, of Wyatt. arrived
here last night from business visit
in Pittsburg, and is spending the day
here.
Alvin D. Basel, of Los, Greek, y
city business yisitoR
DR.. l., j. Davidson. of West Mil
ford. spent Friday in the clty "a hGsi.
ness. ST.
r. NJ. Robinson, Of Lumberpor.,
Was here Friday. :
j. Y. Formey. Of Lumbefport, YVES
in the city. Friday
3 Or. w. p. Golf has returned FROM
I the East.
Harry NJ. Wade has returned from.
business trip to Fairmont
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Who
needs a
watch?

8Ow mHehdo yoRwish to raya
Come here for a SI.sO watch.
~ 4 $4,000 one. Z Al !
Or all the prices in between.
We are watch specialists. 1t
. Is a,branch of our business
thatfwe think Just about the
Eost important Of any.
We personally select all our
tine pieces, and we mean It
when we tell yol that to-day
ne are able to meet yOnr watch
aeedS with particular advant-
rye to You. rs
For years we have studied
Wsteh values from one end to
he 0ther--ald yOH can safely
trpst to our experience
l.. P. Cmrence,
afTnfra Street. Nexf.4o P. O.
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MRS. SARAH 8. SWAGER
DIES IN Pr. &C FORT

The death of Mrs. Sarah b. swager
of Point Comfort, occurred at her
home at that place Friday morning
at 5 o'clock after a long Illness with
consumption. The funeral viii take
place Sunday al 10 O'Clock with ser
vices at the late home ana interment
in Greenlawn cemetery
Mrs. swager was the wifi Of s. G.
swager and besides her husband she
is survived by seven children OF the
immediate family. The children are
six boys and one girl from Two to
nineteen years old.
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LoT 40x100 Fl. on POPLAR
street. Good sewer through lot,
and near 3. & o. r. r. Price
$4,000.
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HANDSOME UP-To-DATE HOME
On Pike street. near Fourth. ont
OF the best residence sections in
the city, frame. slate root house,
finished In oak thro-out, eleven
rooms, with billiard room on third
door, bath aud cellar. Large
shade trees, asphalt walk around
building, brick stable in rear, 10;
60x1s0 It. Price S18,5OO. 90.
Terms at our Office.
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WATER RENT DISCOUNT.

The water rent cards have been
sent out. All who would avail
themselves of the discount should
pay their rents before April 10. It
is announced that after that dale the
discount will not be allowed
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RUaINESs OPpORTIrNITY.

STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN.
disc in room 20x40 #. in Grassel-
Ii, on Main street, room rents for
$500 per month. Will sell at
invoice, which Is about $2,5OO.0O.
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc at Wilsonburg In room 2Ox4O
it., rents for $1,000. VIII sell at
invoice price. Good reasons given
for selling.
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TYpEWI,ITDI,S

Adjustments made on all Smith
Premier tynewritcrs free OF charge,
Address the local agent. room "a.
Jacobs building.
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THREE LoTs on SIyTH srRRE1

THREE LOTS ON SIXTH STREET.
Glen Elk. 25x152 it.. or frontage
OF 100 It.. running back t52 feet.
One of them Is corne- .or, all OF
= theolota have alley 10 the rear
/ Thts property can he utilized by
building both In front aud rear, or
would make y dne business site.
Price for few days only, $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

ONE LOT ON CLAY STREET, 23h
xl00 II, Price. $1,000 per fr0nt
foot, or will sell frontage 10 two
lots, one OF 20 It. the other t8k
Ct, at $4,000 per front foot Terms
one-third cash. balance one and
two Yeara.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-05

PROPERTY ON MAIN sTKEEf. 5Ox
as1 It., on which is a 10-f6unl
house. frame. metal roof, finished
10 oak, bath and al! modern itn-
proyemerts. Price. SIO.OO0.0O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-13
TENNESSEE WANTS
 NEW JUVENILE LAW

Nashville. Tenn, March 13.-A movement is being started to obtain from the Legislature a new juevnile law. The ladies who will have charge of the Boys Club are the most ear nest advocates, and are pushing it with all their energy and they will surely get it. The ladies say that the juvenile law that was passed two years ago was perfect failure. The ladies will also ask the Legislature for an appropriation for new reform atory school