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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
TABERNACLE
ORGAN IN PLACE
,mpromptu Recital Given by Choir
And Prof. John J. Nc
Clellan.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
200 and Other suits--sad Case OF
restitution Discovered at Union
pepot--News Notes.

ogden. Utah, Jan. 1.-THE new osu ,,,.
-sSornacle organ, manufactureu Wy
t,,nball organ company OF Chicaso,
Wv 90 .n,pnleted Wednesday and tfied
last evening by Prof. John y. NC
C,s,Ian with the tabernacle choir'
,,anv nrominent church men OF ogoen
Ia c,,izens were present to near the
ay organ. and all were grained pc
,bair greatest expectations, ana
s Unu home feeling that the choir
Iss'.,hicb ogden is proud, now mas an
" invent with which II can do good
mt The old organ was great nam
Stcan "a the excellent organization, ana
~ bnld Il back in it's work, put III
~ fntnra prof. Ballantyne expects 10
make rapid progress. .,,,n. ,yos
ut n rehearsal after which Prof..
sFoS,eilsn delighted all present by the
,andition on the organ of the Following
numbers
selection from the opera "Misnon,"
.,................ Thomas
",rbe Pilgrims Song of Hope, 49,.
...............,, f5aIsle
can old Melody" which was encored,
and he played as an encore, The
Swanee River
His closing number wos "Tocatto,' by
,v,Sor which of all the selections best
presented the grand tone and power oil
shorl talks we're made by c. j. Ross.
Fred ]. Kiesel Bishop James Wother-
spoon President Shurtlift Heper
scowcroft. and Edward d. Jardine. of
Chicago. the official tuner of organs
for his company, who claims that the
instrument has the sweetest voice pos
sible 10 be turned out OF the kimbali
factory
Prof. Mcclellan said the organ was
perfectly toned instrument, with a Won
derful action. As compared with the
great Salt Lake Tabernacle organ, he
considered il equally as good for the
building 1t occupies, in some respects
he considers the toning even better
than the salt Lake organ. Its tones
are unusually sweet,
The instrument Cost $500 and has
1900 speaking pipes, The wax humana
Is especially sweet and delicate and
conveys the impression to the audience
that hidden choir is singing.
The new organ is set IN the building
in such a way that IL does not lessen
the seating capacity OF the auditorium.
and there is much improvement IN the
manner In which the choir seats have
been arranged.
The organ viii be formally presented
10 the public at grand concert by the
Tabernacle choir ON the night of jan
uary Il. Prof Mcclellan will preside at
the console.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

The treasurer reported the following
balances on hand in the several funds;
General fund, $5,02S, 5s
County school fund, 81 ,720s4.
County superinteudent's contingent,
S361.75.
Jurors and witness funds, $500.
The following registrars of vital
statistics were appointed
Spanish Fork-Dr Warren.
Lehi-Dr. Holbrook.
Payson-Dr j. NJ. Henry.
Mt. Nebo-ATrs. Ruby Shelly.
Springville--Walter Wheeler.
Fairfield-W. b. Thomas.
Benjamin-Ceo. "A. Hone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

/. Everything connected with the new
powerhouse viii he first -class and win
be the best IN The state. All of the
power 80 be generated has been con-
tracted for The Utah County Light
& Power Co, has made an excellent
showing In the past, paid per cent
last year, and with the new plant there
is no doubt 1t will do much better.
Al meeting of the board OF COVER
nors of the Commercial club last week
DR., L. f. Steele was elected one of the
board of governors ana appointed chair
man of the manufacturing and new in
dustries committee.
Tomorrow evening the Commercial
club will give ., grand ball in the city
pavilion which promises to be the So
cial event of the season
Wednesday evening. Jan. 16 u grand
concert Will be given in the new taber-
nacle, Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, organist.
for the benefit 81 the four wards.
Wednesday morning the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs, JOS $. Broadbent died,
and funeral services were held from the
residence yesterday afternoon.
Jan son was born to Mrs Samuel
Peterson; also last week to Mrs Alex
Christensen. Il girl.
Mr.. Dan Thomas is very sick
A horse. valued ct SO, 500 owned by
Mclaughlin Bros. of Ogden. died at
the Hanna Bros. stables here lasr
week.
VIM. Cook was sustained as bishop,
with l. Berry and David earn as
counselors, of Cedar Fort. last Sunday.
President Lund. Elder Richards and
the presidency of the stake We're pres
ent.
The sugar factory here viii be
through running about Feb. 3 or 10.
The plant is running quite smoothly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
UTAH COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Funeral of Mrs. James u. Brownie.
A. II. Installation.

Special Corrcspc ndenee.
Provo. Utah CO., Jan. 1.-THE follow
ing business was transacted by the
board of county commissioners:
The following feees We're reported for
December:
Treasurer. SS9.25.
Sheriff, S14161.
Recorder $685.
Clerk, $327.35.
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plilQliHnery at a
Price 20 Sell.

One lot of Hats that sold up to 81 90. to,eo at
this Mark Down Sale G1p
az .....,.,....,.. CIV
One lot of Hats that sold z0
up to $3.50, at .............. ......G DC
$50 50 o o 60 '' At ! hs s sS' up to $l.4S
s tot to Soa s' at his '' sale that sold SEAS
o"s S s sss saeaf hs s ss s s1 sold SEAS
op pp TOT s ssn s'a at ri. '. 81. H. sold $49S
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L-,EHI.
BISHOP FOR CEDAR VALLEY.
Work on New Power Flant-Tabcr-
naclc Concert Jan. &c.

Special Correspondence
Lehi, Utah Co.. Jan. 1O.-The Utah
County Light & Power company has
resumed work on it's new power plant
up American Fork canyon. The new
plant is situated about one and a half
mile up the canyon. The building will
be 50x75 feet. and 1sb00 h. ap. Will he
generated. Power Will be furnished
through two-mile pipe line, one-haf
of which is now in. Brick and other
material Is now being hauled for it's
construction. Wilson &lTaylor of this
place have the contract for all carpen-
ter work on the building. The ma
chinery Will arrive in two months and
the plant will be ready TO operate April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

vas given in honor Of Francis Rasmus-
son Of this place, who departed last
Monday for a mission to the states
RELIGION GLASS CONVENTION.
religion class convention of tho
Juah, South Saupete and North san
pete stakes was held at this place Dec.
%, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

Ladies' Waists
Marked Down!
ONE LOT MERCERIzED 1m
PLAlDS AT ...... q VIC
ONE LOT BRILLIANTINE @m
"Niolo Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W0N
pretty assortment Of colors and styles in an Al
batross Waist at this Great @o 40
Mark Down sale ......... 20 j 800
our entire line OF $500 and $3.50 Waists all colors
and half dozen different styles, @ n 90
al TINS Mark Down Sale ..,... " 40
our entire line Of Silk Waists, all high grade
goods at ONE-THIRD OFF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11
EPHRAIM.

Lecture on simple Lire,'--Farcwcm
Missionary Party.
Special Correspondence
Ephgaim, Sanpete Co. Jan. 10.-f.ast
night Marshal Choate Crouch gave an
interesting lecture to a good sized audi
ence in the Snow academy assembly
nan, on the subject Of Simple Life.
Last Friday night a farewell party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

Farmers, mechanics, railroads. la
borers rely on Or. Thomas Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns
or bruises ut once. Pain cannot stay
where It is used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-11

About 90 per cent of the pickles used
in Salt Lake are MOUNTS. Not a bad
showing for factory less than q year
old
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ANY MANS SUIT

In the house $40 to SIS 90 values. choice
Saturday and Monday only. 81. 80.
WE ARE OVERLOADED.
PEOPLES CASH STORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07
USED PIANO BARGAINS

FOR sALE-SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ri.
apo buyers. Pianos that have been slightly used By
careful renters now being offered at eIceD.
tionally low prices.
Cprghts from $50. 90 up. squares low $40. 90.
HTGO W0RCH.
WORCH BUILDING. ITO q ST. NV.
Witt 400 instruments to select from.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-FARM, 215 ACRES
situated on Potomac river opp. Qusntico; i'm
proveuents worth over 81 600: cordwood. about
81 BOO valuable fishing shore: all for s.. $50
CHAS. LABOFlSH, Brichtwood Park, ID. G.
SEQ Sc
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FOX ShLE-MENt CARD. PRINCE HENRY,
White Honse dinner: government printing ONCE
edition Jefferson Bible autograph NJ jefferson
DAVIS on hill passed by confederate congress,
make offer. Box Dbl Star office ssS ~
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FOR FURNISHED HOUSES AFrLY TO OF
TICE FOR BULLETIN or THE MOST DESlR-
ABLE FOH RENT IN TIE CITY.
IMPROVED AND INlMlRoNED PROPERTY
FOR SALE
MONEY LOANED Low Est RATES OF IN.
ROYAL. FIEE ms. ca. OF LIVERPOOL. ENG.
THE HANOVER FIRE ms CO. OF NEW YORK.
mn L IN In L
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GREAT SEPT. PIANO BARGAIN SALE
SrLENnID $500 UPRIGHT PIANO ONLY slp5.
'rhGliu S39: BABl GRAND. 81. SO f2a
GEO LAWRENCE. 924 9th TUNING; Hauling
se62t'
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MEDICAL.

lines, It Coo. st, l2O. wk.. 81 Is no., & 20.
cialist on Diseases OF the Brain Nervous system
Heart Kidneys. Stomach and other Dlses SEES
Doctor 6 services and medicine. 81. Tel. M 25l6
Hours 10 to !, TO o. Sc. cor. 9th and b NV
1ylg-tf5
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-MY REATITIFTT
aud healthy located home. railroad station;
about 20O acres with half mile water front;
bass and rock fishing; duckng; fruit orchard;
Groom dwelling. Price. S3.500. including furni-
ture etc. DIR. J. II. MOORE Brooke, Va. seT-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - SYCAMORE
Hall" nj Round Hin, Va; large dwelling, 10
acres land barn, ice house etc: a mile from
station; artesisn well, large porches, shade frui,
all kinds; fine site for club, country home or
boarding; fine view mountains. BOOTHS FARM
AGENCY. cor. Sth and q SITS. 36ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

FOR SALE-HUNTING CABIN 3o-FT LAUNCH
used very little and in frst-cIass condition, has
Iull equipment; viii sell cheap II taken at once.
as party is leaving the city Address Rnx 2i2
Star office - a,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

STEAMER TRENTON 9th AND WATER STS)
Sundays Tuesdays and Thursday 7:l5 am
for Wilkersons and river landings. All freight
carefully handled and protected from the wea Their.
Passenger accommodate lions first class POTOMAC
NAVIGATION CO., J. l. TAYLOR. Gen. Mgr.
au29-R0I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

For SAL. IS HIGH GRADE COWS MD lIoI--
SlSan h'itrr> \. IL BUELL. H-rnd,n Fairfax
gss
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FOR SALE-SEXTON NO. 80 FURNACE. ALL.
pipes for s-room house; price. So. Apply ls4d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

FOR SALE o,oIorNp NOSLER SAFE Go0D
a. new: no reasonable ul,r refused E,am ~
Gl5 l4th NV - q. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

FOR SALE-MEAT FINTIREs. MEAT RACKS
OWNER, l434 ST. NV sr5 3ts
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPOSIT VALUABLE
building sand; 100 acres on water 3 miles Mar
shall hall; small houses, outbuildlngs; 2
peach orchards; 500 in sand can be taken daily.
81 THE SNII.E co. Unc.l. $50 La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

11s0-343 ACRES ADJOINING FORT WASHING
ton: about Is wood; considerable timber; bunga
low cottage. cost 81 500 barn, etc: property for
merly belonging to Senator Evarts: fronts on
mrably adapted for stock grazing, and, owing
TO proximity to the fort, would prove a splendid
investment; 100 cheap houses could easily be
rented for $40 each monthly; price, S25 Fer acre.
THE SOl'IE co tine. }. $50 La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

FOR SALE-BARGAIN-NEWH HOUSE WITH SIX
large rooms, tile bath and vestibule; large lot
and stable: has to be to be appreciated;
built by owner by day labor. 734 Quincy St,
Petworth. Open all day Sunday and other days.
se7-2ts
FOR SALE-737 FA1RMONT ST STORIES 8
and tiled bath; furnace heat; large dry
cellar and deep yard house In perfect condition.
Price. $1,000. II. E. BRADLEY 141S ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL,
1902 II st. Tel Main 1883 and 1884.
TNFt FINISHED.

UNFINISHED.
Year Month.
I7II Conn 2or 1881 no 21oG Leroy pl1or 2h75 90
IG1G l. l2r 3h. 900 2l2S Leroy pl, Tor 2h7J.G9
2InS 10th ISr, 5000 1860 Corr l2r. 21. 100
1902 Mass av. 900 1921 18th, l3r 3b. 200
Month i743 -. llr, b.. 90
1927 10th 2or 5b 800 90 1872 goth. Tor b. 1000
ITI7 av. 1sr, 4b25o.0b 1921 n. 1lr, h. 60 90
ldIS II. IGr. 3h.. .25o ." 1872 s. lOr, 2b. COCO
22Oi r. Iar 50. 300 90 2I1T 18TH Tor. ID, 80 90
1929 18th I7r Oh 22l Ou I1ln I. l2r, b. %. no
1880 Mass ~ lQr 3h@p~ B.. 79G 18th. IOr b. SO 90
I521 II ~, 2h2s.;sj - 2lst, Tor, b. 90
2n2J Col ri. Dor. 3b2na 90 2l4S Fla Tor. 5000
1914 !, llr. 2b. lS3 ~ III" Ore av. iOr b3O W
l1%3 l. ISL 3h. Is3 50 l436 Park. Tor. b. so 90
300 10th i2r On. 1876 g. 1919 VI. Or. b.. 80 90
ITlS Conn a i7r 2b15O 90 220G O. Tor. h. 90
1926 GiTari 1877 .2h. 5000 1865 V. l2r. 2b so 90
1920 !, l2r, 2h.. 5000 2lli 18th. lOr b 5000
IIi9 X Isr. 2h. 15n. W 2l20 18th. lot b. 5000
1892 10th 1Gr 81. I5O % 1896 Nth ST, 81. so 10
2U2u col rd 5r 3h l2l ~ 1888 :, Tor, d.. so 90
Dupont cir. lar 2hl - 90 1910 O. Tor, b.. Al 30
- Iowa cir I5r %b. 12I 90 1861 +, Tor. b, $50
1906 18th 1Sr Oh 1875 90 liI Hopkins, 10r, b. As 90
1926 ISM. liz T.. 1880 2O2o 18th. Tor b. 1000
Dupont cir I2r, u los 3; 1913 Riggs p Or. bio 90
1888 Jen pl lar b.. 90 1911 Riggs ri, Or. b 1000
1890 18th, l6r 81. leo On 1913 Riggs p, Tor, biO.00
1874 T. I7r 81. 100 90 3Ol9 n, l2r. b.. 40 90
I'LL II, l4T, 2b ioD. 90 202G 7, Or. b.. 1000
HIS H. 1T, b. 81 - 80 Fla av, Or. b.. IS 50
100 nth l0r. b ~ - 1909 Corn. Or, b. 80. 90
1908 av, ISr 2hT: 90 I523 Corn, Or, b. 40, 30
Ss4G Woodley rd. lIr. b. 1872 18th. 6r b.. 80 90
mr. Nat Cath sch 90 1910 Camb'ge 81, $50
OFFICE ROOM.
1902 II ST. room. ........ $50 90 month
STABLES.
Rear lt.~I ST.. S.'"U monte
Rear lE,b ism LUZ month
Rear 1000 l9th STU. -S"o.oo mon in
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FOR SAlE-TRI SCOTT 2S-FOUT MurOu HnNT'
irene account Of leaving city launch Is we'll
kH"Mn ana needs 10 description Apply Pnif,
JOHN T cRuSSIEY $40 + -, nv or mar.
h"rs Boat Huusr. foot 35ih st srs a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

FOR sALE-A SLATE BLAcknpARp. 500. .
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FOR SALE-ENTIRE SET BAR FINTuRFS IN
good condition. Apply 1903 Pa. ave n " sca sts
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SEES 3t
FOR SALE
One of the best corner houses in Mt Pleasant;
south and east exposure; nine bright rooms; three
baths; price very reasonable terms to suit.
TERRELL u LITTLE
SETS NV 3t I13 14th st. NV
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FOR SAIE-63S 7TH ST. Ne: FINE EIGHT
room brick house: In excellent condition: hard
wood finish first floor: tiled bath and vestibue
back porches to both floors: side light; concrete
cellar under entire house: furnace heat; bargain
at 81. $50. Easy terms.
ee7-3t CHARLES BOYD. 1915 Z et. NE.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

one cent word each time FOR II words tines
FOR SAlE-CHEtP-rRoD License Az.
PLY a. 2uj
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fpk SALE-LhrE STYLE apRhWrR DROP.
tt IN" singer s'"'tS machine. 81 u". Ovus ~
l"' immense number ~ ucv drni. head luarblu,s
we tfade In q the Davis Vertical We ara
forced 10 sHTrifC" them 70 Keen from being
8" anped. Embroidery ana draNnw.gk ,nu,h,
free On the Davis Nerti al Feed. d wonderful
NV. Phone NJ 3,,lS ="
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
PERSONAL

Mrs. Patrick Caufeld and daugh-
Ter. Miss Regina, are visiting in
Grafton.
Mrs. \. Baker and family left
fast night for jamestown, Baltimore
and other cities and viii be gone six
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Laidley is here from
Salem the guest of her sister, Mrs.
anthony L, Gaughan, before leav-
ing at the end of the week for In
dian Territory, to which her husband
recently went to work in the oil
fields.
William Knox. of shinnston. is a
city business visitor.
Charles Leonard, son of Deputy
sheriff w. E. Leonard, was here
Friday afternoon attending the ball
game
j. B. Robinson. Of craigmoor,
spent the day in the city.
Deputy Sheriff w. E. Leonard was
here Friday from Salem.
Houston G. Young is spending the
end of the week with relatives at
Craigmoor.
R. E. Sellers and family left Fri
day for Mt. Lake Park where they
viii occupy their cottage until Oct. l..
Boyd NJ. Allen, of Hepzibah, spent
Friday in the city.
Michael X Baker was here today
from Wallace.
Policeman G. H. Hess, Of Fair
mont, spent Friday afternoon in the
city after accompanying his little
nephew, Newton Hess. of Sutton.
this far home.
Edward Duffy is here from Wheel
ing on a business visit and the guest
OF his brothers, John w. and Frank
Duffy.
Mrs. James H. Morrison, of Will
sonburg, is shopping in the city to-
day.
Frank Keelan returned last night
from Warrington, where he attended
the ball game yesterday afternoon.
United States Deputy Marshal E.
D. Hupp, of Parkersburg. is in the
city on Official business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
BOY DROWNED
At Evansville as Result of the Re-
cent Cloud Burst East
OF Grafton.

Claudus Wolfe, a young man aged
about 81 years, was victim of the
high water at Evansville. He was
enroute from his home, which is a
few miles from Evansville and when
he reached the creek there he found
it was too high to attempt to ride
across and edecided to make an
effort to swim the stream, which he
did with the result that he lost his
life.
A number of people saw the acci-
dent, hut none of them were able to
reach him in order to give the slight
est assistance. The body of the I'M
fortunate young man was found on
the creek bank about 100 yards
from where he went down the last
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
SUPERlNTENDENTS
OF Coal Mines Owned by Clarksburg
Fuel and Fairmont Coal Com
panies Held in Fairmont.

There was meeting of coal mine
superintendent held in Fairmont
last night. All the superintendent
in the employ of the Clarksburg
Fuel Company and Fairmont Coal
Company We're in attendance. The
condition Of the mines was discussed
and plans laid for future operations,
besides instruction was given as TO
the latest and most modern methods
and the new mining laws and their
observance were discussed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19

Lot on Cay street, "a feet front
on street line by 100 deep, beauti-
full lot to build on or could be divid-
ed into two lots. Price $4,000. rea-
sonable terms.
We have six room house, new,
with basement. bath, attic, lot 25x
40 feet. on First street. Price
100000 Terms, one-third down,
balance in one. two and three years.
We have corner lot on Oak street
60x70 feet, $1,25O.OO; and one 5Ox
20 feet, 100000. on Oak street.
Come and let US show you $s.-
900 residence in Broad Oaks If you
want splendid home at the right
kind of price, here is your chance.
Lot on Jackson street, Sox100
feet, $4,000. ~t~-t->
This is fine property and We will
be glad to show our patrons lots
that will make them fine residence
lots or for investments.
Lot 4Ox142 feet, $4,000
Lot 4ox142 feet, 100000.
Smith Addition on Hornor Ave
nue.. Terms easy--fne sit for home
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AVERAGE PAY
Will That Be Which Will Be Paid to
the Miners Tomorrow BY the
Various Coal Companies.

Tomorrow will be pay day with
the coal miners. All the companies
in this and the Fairmont sections
will pay their employees for the
previous month. The pay will be an
average one, the operation of the
mines having been steady through
out the month. AS usual trade will
be considerably stimulated here the
next week or so resulting from the
pay to the miners.
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Smith Addition on Hornor Ave
nue.. Terms easy-fne sit for home
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Buy A SUBURBAN HOME IN
GLENWOOD ADDITION.

House of eight large rooms in
splendid condition, fine well water,
fruit and shade trees; grape arbor
80 feet long. The property consists
of four large lots. See the Lynch
Elliott Real Estate & Improvement
Co., S1s Empire building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-19
Z
The ilne To Buy
is When You Can
MAKE MONEY
On
Your Investment
And get a home or
a vacant lot at
the right
price.

HERE'S achance for SOM
one TO rent one of the fin
est frris he'd houses and a
modern home in CIarles-
burg. Eleven room house,
finished IN oak, all modern
improvements, IN a num-
Der one neiehborhood on
Webster street, East End.
Party will rent for two
months at $40 per month
to some one who will take
good care of the property
until they return. Party
viii leave Friday, so IF
you want to rent come
quick.
We have a fine property
in Broad Oaks right on the
street car Lire, splendid
nei6hborhood, house of
six rooms, bath, finished
IN oak, slate roof lot per
fecAy level 7OxI4O teet.
Price 100000.
House of seven rooms,
frame, Safe roof well fin
ished inside, gas and
water, LOT 25x5O feet on
Jackson street. Pric e.
SO, 200.
we have a splendid
proposition in five vacant
lots on Poplar street we
viii either sell togethed or
single as the purchaser
may desire.
One of the finest prop
yerties In CLarksburg on
Pike street, house of nine
rooms, bath, ceu7ented
cellar, cenenfed walks
leading to the property,
house. frame, slate roof
finished in oak throughout,
lot perfectly level SOHO
feet SO, 900. 81, 500 down,
balance In one, two and
three years. The lot
alone is worth S3, 500.
House could not be built
for So, 500.