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The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
STOCKS SELL SLOWLY
Little Business Recorded on
Local Exchange.
DEMAND FOR BONDS ACTIVE
Brokers Were I'm n Merry Mood, but
Apparently Not OversuDplied with
Cash - Mitchell Mining Meeting
Again Postponed MergenthaIer
Company Re-eIects Old Board.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was wound up with
great dispatch. the regular call being
practically over before the Iate-comers
were in their seats. There was little do
ing, though the call for bonds and some
issues OF stock was as good Is it has been
OF late. Small sales of bonds were effect
ed, though the Capital Traction IS were
bid up TO ia, with offerings at 1I5. The
sales were after call, in $500 lots. Of
Washington Gas Certificates, Washington
Gas As, and Capital Traction 5s Only
ninety shares Of stock were sold.
What the brokers did not do in the way
OF business they made up in the way of
joking There was a running fire Of re-
mark, jibe. and ridicule from the opening
to the close, and yesterday the grave and
staid bankers on the bank row seemed
to be the particular aim Of the jokers.
The witty remarks centered mostly
around the general conservatism Of the
banks 20 make new loans on stock.
Prices show Little Change.
Prices generally were little changed
from the previous day. and there was a
general expression Of satisfaction that,
While the severest pressure is being
brought 10 bear upon the New York mar
ket stocks and bonds are held al stiff
prices here. and in some cases have suf-
fered no decline on account Of lack Of
funds, which generally would be an i'm
pelling motive to sell long stock 10 re-
alize cash.
1t was stated yesterday that the meet
ing Of the directors Of the Mitchell Min
ing Company had been again postponed.
Tor the principal reason that the present
was not a good time even to consider the
plan Of reOrganizing the company. be-
cause Of unsettled financial conditions.
II is understood that the plan is pretty
we'll matured. but Il was not thought
wise just az present even to- hold the
meeting, as 1t would be useless to try TO
float any new Issue Of stock at the pres
ent time.
Old Directors Reelected.
AZ the annual meeting Of the directors
Of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company
In New York. the old board was re-
elected. with Philip Dodge as president
IN his annual report 70 the stockholders
the president said the net Increase Of
revenue for the year had been S.I7l.57I.
II was further stated that the company
was without Indebtedness, except monthly
bills, which were promptly paid This
accounts. in a measure. for the high
price Of the stock In ali the exchanges
where il is listed.
The government yesterday reported a
big increase in imports into the country
for the month Of August. the financial
figures of which have just been made up
The aggregate this year was Sl25 S16,0f3
against Sl15.6970l5. The exports for the
month were N27 .ii7 this year, against
Sl29 so. .46S last year
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange aad the Chi.
eago Board Of Trade. Munsey Building
Chicago. Oct. E.-Liquidation was the order Of
the day in wheat Large aud small lines have
been coming out steadily and there was much
activity Cn the part Of shorts Most Of these were
croEding the decline good part Of the morning
and only bought Deliberately to take profits on
extreme breaks For this reason the rcoyeres were
not as good would ordinarily have been ex-
pectod after such a big slump. The Northwest was
again weak and figured heavily IN the selling here
Corn broke sharply in sympathy with the wheat
decline on the poor demand for shipment and on
increased offerings Of com. largely new for Decam-
Der shipment One-hah cent in cash corn prices
stimulated some business % the seaboard
Oats followed other grains. but there was little
speculative interest in the market The demand for
cash oats en- shipping account was small. Prices
in sample market were cent lower =
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

NCw York. oct. l7.-Money on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened az 55 PCT cont. highest z.
lowest T. closing 5. Most Of the loan, were at 6
per cent Time money was slightly tirmer in tone
because Of reduced amount offered Bids were
made az considerably above the quoted rates where
collateral consisted of inactive securities Rates
6lza7 per cent for ninety days Saith for other ma
TURTLES.
Mercantile paper was without Chgute sales be-
ing verJ small Rates. -dliz per cent for four 10
six months indorsed bills receivable and prime
single names. 7ila8 per cent for others.
Sterling was steady and dull to-day. with rates
unchanged Rates for actual business. Sixty davS
4s23oai s25Ji demand, 4s6I5a4 $50; cables. s65a
4s700- Commercial blls were IsI1saSzss The
supply Of cotton bills was good.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

patent 6OOa6.sl; City Mills best patent, $50; do,
bigh-grsde patent, $50; do. straight, SO; do,
choice family 40; extra. Ss0ail0
CORN-St0ck in elevators 1905 bushels. Track
yellow corn. domestic delivery. a per bCshel fo'
car lots prime on spot. Contract year, 65s. Sales
500 October IA. 900 January. 65; $500 do.
6i4 Settling prices: No. 2 white. z; mixed. p
Western closed steadier; spot, October, 2; year,
s6L January. 65I. February. 65A.
OATS-St0ck IN elevators. 29 ss7 bushels; ship
ments from elevators H.052 bushels White No. ?.
heavy. ela6l; do, No. 3 light TO medium, 59a60
do No g. heavy, 5sa5s; No. 3, medium. Sass do,
No. g. hight. 56a57; do. No l. light TO heavy,
SASH mixed No. p 561sa57; do, No. 5. 55s55ll
do No T. 5is5tl5
RYE-Stock in elevators. HISS bushels; ship
ments from elevators. i 535 bushels. No. Western
re, pr bUshel. s7assi No. 2 re tdomesticl. per
bushel. sass.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore, Oct H.-Following are the ofEciaI
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. sZ5.S3 bushels Car
goes on grade sold at L09ik for special bin No. ?
red. Los for stock No red, L06iz for special bin
steamer No. red, LO6i4 for stock steamer No. 2
red LO4s for special bin rejected, L03l3 for stock
rejected. and Lo0z for rejected to go through the
drier. Contract: December. LIS; track. lO51z 5000
steamer No. red October, L0654; three cars No. ?
red WesSeTa 20 arrive. Ll07s; 1880 rejected Hess
dried. Locust Point 81. Settling prices: No 2 red
Western. LOS for contract. spot. Loss: No )
red, 1888 steamer No rcd l051s = steamer No.
red Western LGs; Western, spot, October. LII;
December, Li3k. Contract closed steadjer; spot
October. L0Sl4alOslA; November L09AaLO9lz De
ccmbsr. l.l07saLlO1z: May. LlZls
FL0UR-Winter extra. A1OaAS0; DO. clear. 45Oa
465 do, straight 4.S5a500; do. patent 5l5a53 80;
spring clear, 455e5.OO; do, straight, 5s0ass5; do,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct T.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900 Mar
ket steady to shade higher Prime beeVes 5sla7 IS;
poor to medium. 400a530; s.ockers and feeders il
a470; cows and heifers. 370a530 Gamers L5Oa2 80;
Texans. 370al69; Westerns, 3.50asO0.
HOGS-Receipts 1890. Market l0al5c higher.
Light. s2Oas75; roughs 6lOas.s5; mixed, e25as sc;
heavy. 64la6.S5; pigs. SO
SHEBP-Receipts. $4,000. Market steady to lce
lower. Native sheep 3g0a55); Western sheep, 300a
$50; native lambs 475a5Sl; Western lambs 475a7 s.
New York. Oct I.-CATTLE-Receipts 2s5G. No
trading: feeling steady. Dressed beef in moderate
demand at Sale& for native sides; Texas beef 7es1k
ALEES-Receipts. 29j. Market steady Yeals.
500as50 few selected s75 culls, 4O0a950; no West
calves or grassers offered. City-dressed veals
steady at 9al4ls country dressed. 7al25s.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts 500 Sheen
steady; lambs SLOW but not lower. Sheep 40Oa5 80,
sheep and Yeariinss, mixed, 550sS75; culs. sheep
250a3O0 common to choice lambs, e.l5a7.e9; Can
ada lambs 700a72 .
H0GS-Receipts. 2,S7O. STEADY.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
BALTIEORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct H.-Following are the prices
quoted by the principal commission houses.
BUTTEk-Creamery. fancy per ID SLAP. in7ita-
ton. PAS; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls IN.
store packed Ohio and West Virginia. %. Mar
land Virginia. and Pennsylvania. 2ia26.
EGGS-MsTland, Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
loss OF per dozen. ..
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens old hens hsavv. ner
h. l3al3i2; do, roosters, each 25a30; young Ter
H. Il; ducks. puddle. large, IL do small. rer n
%; do. muscoYy and mongrel per ID, Iiai1. d.
brakes each 50as0
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt, 525a5,5o; butcher. 4Ooa
40. common, 250a300.
H0GS-Pcr cwt. gross. T00a7.75: ordinary. 5ea7 %
SHEEP-Chpped, 35la5.0o; common 2 59a2.O0.
LAMBS-SIging. choice. s; medium, 7a7lk.
CALFES-Prime. per b., slEas medium. TJsas.
grass iai15.
CoWS-Prime. fresh. each. 400Oa50OO: common.
20,o0a5l.00; old and dry s.00al000
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

New York. Oct H.-WHEAT-Lower: fair b,si-
ness No Northern Duluth. TO arrive, IL, {. O.
b.; No r5d, T. O. b.. lllA Ne hard, T. O. b .
llfz. No. / macaroni los f. o. b.; No. . mao
roni. L05l4: No. 1 Manitoba, L22 f. O. b.; M ?
Manitoba, %. {. o. b. Exporters took p Loads
C0RN-Weakor; small trade. No. 2 elevator. q:
No ?, nominal, f. o. b., ~ for end Of October
and early November No. yellow, (. O. b.. 7f4 /;
No white, y, {. O. b.. end October. Exporters
took 10 loads.
OATS-Weaker; small trade. Elevator urices.
New crop No white, So; No white. 5s55 No 2
mixed. 55iz.
The prices for futures" follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. men,
bars Of the New York stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
sales 10 noon n..........4 $50, 900 shares
Total sales s........... .S5S,SO0 shares
Call money; High, 2; low, 59l close, z.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg.-
THE market to-day was steadier and
was not under the same heavy pressure
as yesterday, and that is about all that
can be said for it. The lack of rallying
power is the extraordinary feature of the
present situation. I believe il is due
largely to the fact that the Metropolitan
investigation is still on, and after the
rude shock which we have had from the
revelation brought out at this inquiry.
people are afraid to do much on the bull
side of the market. Prices are very low,
but It is hard to see where any stimulus
to move them up is to come from. except
the markets Oversold condition. Just be-
fore the close, the announcement was
made of the Copper dividend, at the rate
Of 4 per cent. II had little influence on
prices"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has tbe
largest morning circulation I'm the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY f. l.. Chapman
Co. members New York Stock Exchange q. Bowie
ChiTman. manager I39I street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
MINING STOCKS

Quotations are furnished hy Irving X Harrington
& Co., members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank q kingsIand. manaEeE. Hihbs Rnidirr
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Eeeular call. y O'Clock noon
Commercial National Bank, 10 at 30.
National Savings end Trust, 10 az la5, 10 at lS.
Washington Loan and Tnist. 10 al 20
After call-Lanst1n l11 70 ia
Washington Gas certificates. JO at l6
Capital Traction g. 500 st IL.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 10 at
g.
Washington Gas Is. $50 at 100.
Greene Cananea 10 at 7. 30 at Z.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock market.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
BOSTON STOCKS.

/ Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chairman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, G.
Bowie Chipman. manager, l50I / street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18
COMMENT ON MARKET.

G. Bowie Chipman. Of z. R. Chapman
& Co.-'"To-day's market was irregular,
and at all times nervous, feverish. and
subject 10 quick and radical changes.
The announcement just before 3 O'Clock
that the Boston and Montana directors had
declared a quarterly dividend Of 3 and an
extra dividend OF 81, as the last declara-
ton Of s. and SO extra, and that the
Amalgamated directors declared a quar-
terly dividend Of per cent. reducing the
annual rate from to per cent brought
some selling in that group. The failure
OF Haller. Sohle * Co, Of Hamburg. as
well as that Of the State Savings Bank.
Of Butte, failed 10 have any great effect.
Time and call money advanced. the latter
TO : per cent TO-day's recovery. from the
low points Of the morning, while it was
helped somewhat by inside buying. was
due mostly to short coverings. 1 do not
expect 10 see these gains held. and would
still sell on strength"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

F. W. Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co
As was to be expected. the bad break
in local quotations yesterday adversely
affected the foreign markets. In London
and on the continent prices are de-
cidedly below our parity. Cables state
that foreign houses are alarmed over the
situation. and are disposed to rid them
selves Of American securities. Rumors
Of failures, the demoralized metal condi-
uons, the money situation, and the re-
newed talk Of friction with Japan. are
all Of sufficient Importance to cause ultra
conservatism at the present time. At the
opening to-day some support was given
TO various stocks in order TO prevent if
possible, further liquidations. The out
pouring Of long stock was discOuraging
to the insiders, as they have 10 desire to
add to their already heavy burdens. A
great many accounts have naturally been
greatly weakened by the shrinkage in
values, and there are a number Of stop
loss orders on the floor OF the exchange.
which are in danger Of being reached.
While stocks look cheaps theIs AUST be
more substantial buying than that which
now exists, II there is to be any perma-
nent improvement. With the large out
standing short interest there is a chance
for rallies, but that is all that can be
expected
The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

SELLS cents per share.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
Powell WANTS
T0.BE GOVERNOR
Veteran Newspaper Man at Fairmont
Announces His
Candidacy.

Lamar G. Powell, formerly editor
of the Fairmont West virgInian and
also a member of the last House Of
Delegates. at present member Of
the Board Of Directors of the peni-
tentiar vat Moundsviile. was in the
city Friday night on his way home
from Charleston, where he had been
during the organization Of the pres
ent session of the legislature. He
was in high spirits over the success
of the State administration in both
the House Of Delegates and the Sem
ate.
Mr. Powell made an important an
nouncement while here. This was to
state that he is candidate for the
Republican nomination Of Governor
in 1908. He says that there are al
ready two gentlemen in the field,
Hon. A. c. sherr and Hon. G. w.
swisher.
His candidacy viii somewhat en-
barrass Mr.. swisher. as both are from
the same city. Fairmont.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
REVIVAL MEETINGS
NOW IN PROGRESS

A most encouraging start has been
made by the members and friends Of
the Goff NJ. E. church in their SER
les of revival meetings. The services
last Sunday were of a very impress
sive and helpful nature and last
night those having the services IN
charge were made glad by the gooliy
attendance and deep interest on the
part of the audience. The new sing
ing book, Pentecostal Hymns No. 8,
is provin gto be quite popular and
the large audiences led by the choir
are Singing with the spirit and with
the understanding also" These re-
vival services begin nightly at 1880
O'Clock. The subject Of the SER
mon, this evening will be practical
Reiigion-The Kind to Have and to
Get" A brief song and prayer ser.
vice viii precede the serman. A
hearty invitation TO attend the ser.
vices 10 extended TO all.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
TRIP TO TEXAS
IS BEING MADE
Several Citizens Leave For That
State On Prospective and
Pleasure Trip.

Ernest B. Morris, immigration
agent, and s. A. Hughes. general
immigration agent, left Monday night
with party for Brownsville. Tevas.
Travelling Passenger Agent j. Nice.
Martin had charge Of the party.
Those in the party are Allison Bart
lett. s. R. Bartlett, William ]. Prim,
Guy cottrill, E. B. Morris, j. G.
Lewis. A. E. Grimm. NJ. ]. Francis,
George F. Rogers, Dorat Rogers, p.
NJ. Rogers. J. G. Barber, DR.. L. D.
McCaalctmos, s. A. Parrish, 8. A.
Hughes and R. c. Helmick. The last
named went to Newport, Ark, while
the others were going to Browns
vile on prospective trip.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
KELLEY RESIGNS
AS MANAGER
OF the clarksburg Brewing Company
and Will Dispose of His
Holdings In 1t.

At meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the clarksburg Brewing
Company held recently j. E. Kelley
rendered his resignation as manager
to take effect February l.. or as
soon as another manager could be
gotten. Mr. Kelley retained the
secretaryship of the company and
his place on the board and will thus
continued to do until he disposes
of his holdings in the company.
Mr.. Kelley was one of the promoters
of the enterprise and has been its
efficient manager ever since the
brewery opened year ago. clarks-
burg trade regrets his resignation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
IS PLACED IN'JA|L
FOR STEALING DOG
Constable DAVIDSON. Brings james L
Davis to Bastile From Salem
To Serve Sentence.

Constable F. NJ. DAVIDSON, OF
Salem. brought James u. Davis, Of
that place, to the county jail here
Saturday morning to serve SEN
$tence Of Is days forsstealing a fox
hound vafued at SIS from L. E.
Hyde, barn boss of the Traugh &
Hyde livery stable there. The SEN
tence was imposed by Squire James
Bumgardner, who found Davis guilty
OF the charge. and 1t was for default
Of paying fine Of SIS and costs.
Davis has served time in the county
jail before having been sentenced to
sixty days Imprisonment for disturb
Ing public worship in church in
Tenmile some time ago.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
BOARD OF TRADE
TO REDUCE (ST
OF the Proposed Water System BY
curtailing the Experts
Report.
AMOUNT OBJ COST TOO MUCH
Committee Il Appointed To Draft a
Bill and Submit Same
To Board.

The board of directors of the
Board Of Trade held meeting in the
Waldo hotel Friday night. The re-
port Of John w. Hill G Sons on the
proposed water works system was
submitted BY the water committee
and the secretary Of the board.
John W. Davis was appointed to
confer with NJ. G. sperry, city attor-
ney. for the purpose of drafting a bill
to be submitted to the legislature,
authorizing an election for bond is
sue.
The bill as drafted by Messrs.
Davis and sperry will be submitted
at q meeting of the directors of the
Board of Trade to be held next
Thursday night.
The report published was merely
. that Of the consulting engineers. The
water committee of the board does
not believe It is necessary to follow
the report in full. For instance,
where several dams are recommend
ed by the report the committee
thinks that one or two will be all re-
quired. Also instead of four tanks
the committee believes two are all
that are needed.
The Board of Trade committee al
: an he1favoe tha omo,n+ .t,+oa a., A.,
report can be very considerably re-
duced and still permit of all such i'm
provements as will be required for
number of years to come. There
are also number of other features
OF the report the committee deem.
II wise to have changed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
GYPSY SELLER
IS JAILED
Robert Foster. is Given Thirty Days
BY Judge Dayton For
Selling Beer.

Ribert Foster was tried Monday
afternoon in federal court at Par
ersburg for violation of the in
ternal revenue laws, for selling liq-
suor at Gypsy. A witness swore that
he had purchased beer from the de-
fendant on several occasions at a
commissary.
At this point, Mr.. Watson, for the
defendant. said that his client had
a government license to sell at the
commissary. The district attorney
said II such was the case there was
no use to proceed further with the
case. While they were waiting for
the record to be brought up from the
internal revenue office. another wit
ness was put on the stand. and testl-
ned that he purchased beer at the
car, away from the commissary.
This put another phase on the mat
ter. and instead Of the district at
torney directing verdict of not gull
ty, the Jury brought In a verdict of
guilty. Foster was fined 800 and
sentenced to 80 days in the Harrison
county jail.
An important case was called
which came up on a motion for an
Injunction.
The case was that of the Third
National Bank of Cincinnati vs.. T.
Moore jackson. ct al. of clarksburg.
The Injunction to be prayed for is
to restrain the trustees from maxi
ing deed for the coal lands which
were sold to the Dola Coal & Coke
Company for about 100000. Var
(bus grounds will be introduced in
support OF the motion. The matter
was set down for argument. but on
account OF the filing of number OF
afidavits, the court agreed to con-
tinue the case until Tuesday.
g. H. Williams VS.. ]. B. Hart;
leave given to furnish security for
costs during term or cause to be dis
missed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
CRAZEDMAN
FOUND BY
RIVER
Says He Walked Here From Wash.
ington, Pa, 10 Escape a
Wholesale killing.

A man about 3s years Of age was
found wandering around In an ap-
parently crazed condition down the
river beyond the junction Saturday,
morning and was taken to the bag
gage room OF the b. q o. rtation.
Health oficer n. v. Warner and
Andrew Lyon were notified about the
man and they went to him and See
ing his condition had him removed
to a room in the Fuel City hotel .e-
lieying he will recover in short
time.
While at the hotel the man got
out of his room and ran down stairs
yelling Get out the militia, get ont
the militia; they'll kill US ALL" He.
was pacffied and taken back to bed
where at present he is receiving at
tention. The man will not tell his
name but declares that he walked all.
the way to clarksburg from washs
lngton, Pa. He says he left there
because a wholesale killing vas
started the night before and he went.
away to save his life. More than
fifty were murdered before he got
out of tn city. he declared. I. is
believed the man is suffering from.
the effects Of drugs. 4x,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
FOUR CONVERSIONS
At Revival Meeting at Ash Chapel,
Broad Oaks, Monday Night.

There were four conversions at the
revival meeting at Ash Methodist
Episcopal chapel in Broad Oaks Mon
day night, one of them being man
SO years old. The meetings are con-
tinuing with increased interest and
are doing much good. The services
Monday night were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Day. the pastor. assisted by
G. R. West. the lecturer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
STAG HOTEL

The Corner saloon management,
S,Aay Brothers. are having plans
drawn for a third story to the saloon
bniIdlng. The additional story WIN
81 brick the same as the present
building Is. The contemplated story
viii contain sleeping rooms. in al
twenty. when completed. and q popu.
lar stag hotel viii be made Of the
saloon and building.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
NOT UNDERTAKES NOW.

The Palace Furniture Company is
mot in the undertaking business any
more. H. G. carskadon has disposed
Of his stock In the company aud pur-
chased the undertaking-branch Of the
business. This he has moved to
Richwood where he has opened up
for business. He Is a good under
takef and he will doubtless meet
with success there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17

and Bronchial Remedies Young and Old
SOLD BLAND S.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-01-17
THIEVES STEAL CHICKENS.

John knights chicken roost was
robbed at Mt. Glare Saturday night.
Several fowls were stolen. Blood
hounds were asked for but later that
idea was given mp and thus Tar the
thieves have not been apprehended.