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New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
PORTLAND (oRE) BANK RESUMES.

Portland Ore Feb. 1T.-The Merchants National
BANK reopened for business to-day. after remaining
eleven weeks in the hands OF bank examiner
The banks opened with 100000 in actual cash on
hand more than $4,000 in excess OF the claims
hs Institution.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Stock=Taking ClearanCes i'm
Muslins Bed Spreads
Sheets and Pillow Cases Con1fortables, etc.

-.iv. Goose Feather Pois-e--
cov'd with heTrIrgbons ticking
size Z2x60-were s. - S-..-------.--- 2 pS I
White Crochet Sprea6s-wer- -ss----. 80 /
Full stza White Crochet Spreads
assorted patre-us-were 81 II I'D I
Crochet spreads-rrinsed ard cut
corners-vere s1-95 ----------------1 I = SA
White Crochet-hem'6 o. c-Trref-
were s. - --.-.------.---------- IS {
Fur size Wni.s Ma-seiuss SprssGs-
Medallion csnsTss-were & p y. Z - +
satin finish Na-seiUes-frtEged
and cut cOrnsrs-Ters Sc. 80 -- = % (.
English NTarsefIisz-hsrr 4 or c-1ns-d-
floral desiSus-wsre s. - ----..--.s 3 -
Fun size Satin finish Imported
FuU sfza STKoIine Cou1fortablsS-
pIziu and tx 4 backS-veUs Si-z5-- -
FuT size Sfuzoline-Chiutz tops
plain red backs-Vers ST % .s.-..-. -
Full size PercsIine OF Siikoljue
rovered-fGd OF plain backs
white cotton 1Iling-vTsre s. - S--- -
r-.-ca Saresn Covered Cornfortsblss-
sfhls-white cotton Gllt1g-
we're 50 So SS we're s+ % = -
satin or silk Covered COn1fortahles-
I2-Incn border 20 niatch--filed WITH
rsIrs bvzsia dcvu-Sxe #
value $500 -------- r0.CN1
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
STORAGE NOTICE.
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co
Oflce. 300 West BAN st

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
Office, 800 West 34Jh st
American CcnnOfsseur Compan ny Frank
Armstrong. Kate Atwood Beatrice Barker.
Carrie Barnes. Peter Barr, ] UIdrich Ban.
Thomas Bolson. George Burke, Kate Car
rigy. Nora Cheney. Minnie Chisum. Mary
Laura De Berry, 7. L. de Onatavia. Thomas
Dorney or Mrs. George Allen. Annie Doyle,
Desda Duncan. John P Duptr. Eliza beth
Earlv- Julia Fife. William Fink. Caroline
FIannery, Louis F'riedel. Edith GIL, Eliza
beth Gordon. Mabel Greene. Mary Green.
Eliza I. Haruey, David Henderson Jessie
Hickey, William Horner. Emile Jarrtse.
Hattie johnson. Harry Keane, A J. KeCll,
John 4. keenan,, Joseph Kelley, John II.
Lynch. Patrick ]. Mcdonald. Jennie Malta
han, Mrs c. MaZza, Lillian lIoffett, Mrs.
S Nugsnt- VIM Pace Rosie Purse. James
r Rafris. Esther Reilly. George Schneider.
Slfugerland Thomas ] Thompson Joseph
Z Tucker, TTavers Vale, Kurt Won Beck
vitz u. Il. Wakefield. Patrick Walsh.
Ciustsve Vassarlein, George Watson. Ceclls
Whalen. Dr. : =. Whitney Or Dr. Isaac
veirstein. Joseph King Laura Collins.
James M Hillery: You and each Of YOU
s-e hereby notified that. the time for tEe
payment Of this Companys lien upon the
propertv hereinafter described having eX-
pired after due notice thereof had been
given you, We will cause such property. TO
wit. household goods personal effects and
merchandise, stored by you or N your name
fr the Haeger Storage Warehouse Co. ware
houses TO be sold at public auction, &C
rcrdfng to the statute in such case meds
and provided, at OUT warehouses, No 800
West Saith St New York CITY. on Monday.
March %. 1908. al 1870 a m, and II ths
sale thereof * not completed on said ca-s
n. same will be continued at the same
place on each and every Monday thereafter,
beginning az 1880 g m, until the sale IS
HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
ANNIE c. HAEGER- Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY GEGT5AMl. R Al

WEW gkQaVL NsN llr-
TWo-HoUR TRAN 10 PHILADELPHIA
$50. $50. SO. $50. ESQ 10 50. IL 70.
II5O a. m. L. 90 20. 1-5O. ESQ. $50, 4 20.
q SO $50 $50. 7-5O $50. I1-50 p m sun
days 80. $50 $50, 1850. ii-5o g. m.
1880. $50. $50 $50. 4.6o. $50 ESQ. $50
Lv. LIBERTY sT-:-1-3o. $50. 100 500.
$50 eco 1000 Hoo 1130 a m. II 90
noon. 100. 30. 200. 400. 4 90. 40. 500
500 200. 500. eco ?; p, m, =. y y 10 :, mnidnisht nj
100 noon. 100. 200 400. 400. 500. 500.
100 500. 800. 10 80 .. m. u Is midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. ". 23D ST -:-I-50. ESQ. IL 80 a m.
$50 $50. $50. $50 p. m daily
~ co noon, % 200. 400 600, 100 p. IN m daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- w ESD
ST. .Es50 a m, uS50 sats only). s2o
.. m Sundays. ESQ a. m. 2. 20 D m
Iv. LIBERTY ST.:-100 90 g. m. Il %
sats only. $40 p. n. sundays. 1000 a NJ.
ron LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
only1. i2O &. 20. 3.50. 45O ts.2o sats- only)
0. N. Sundays $50. $50 a. m, 2. 20 .. m
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:--4.0O 1900 a n.
sats. only D. m sundays s.aD. 1000 a. NJ.
Time tables may Be- obtained at following
Offices: Liberty ST. West 23d St Tel 3l-4
1854 Broadway, 1s2 Ftfth Az. PSI Ftfth
Av. 25 Uufon Square West. 2Tss Third Av..
Ins West f2sth ST. 245 Columbus Av-. New
York, 4 Court St. 343 344 Fulton St. 47s
Nostrand Av. Brooklyn: 3eo Broad way.
WILLIAMSBURG New York Transfer Co calls
VI G. BESLFR W c. HOPE
vtcePres 4 Ger. 1E- Cen Pass'r A=er.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Clearance Prices for
Fashionable DreSSGoOdS

AIi-Wool Nuns Yelling. Airat-oss We're
and Vigoreaux-full assortment q
Of ass- Ifznr and dark cOlors- a,
AII-WOol Tailor Cioth-biack- -5e ana
brown ard navy. both light and 80
dark Broadcioths. tan gray valres
pIsids-Au 80 iEch .---..------.( ~
Serge PIaids-3s and so inch Were =
many light aad dark eOlorinss- 40
Storm S4rzea-46 and 90 t1ce-
-fznt and dark reds and myrtle
also herrinzoOue chevlots IN q cnotcs
5rowu-e5 c. qualities es-----.-.----- 80
5s-inch Black Cloakins-Eigh SILK
Es-fu4f and Checked B-oa6cIo-n-1 Wes
Mannfsh MixcIres-Blue. Tan Sf5ax
err Csreer-Faucy Para1as 1
and Serges-au "a lIch.--...--. LIZ
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

4o-inch R1eached NusIirS-
Uticas. PeGuot and MohaTks-
were rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i 3 =
Unbreached Sheatings-2 yds- wide
extra heavy round thread
value y . I q
Ready-rnade Sheets and Pillow Gases
greatly reduced as follows
PILLOW CASES. SHEETS
42z9s-uere Is IL 54xpo-uers so. II
- s3xe0-vere SIS. So
7'A'' = 7cx9O--were "a so
50x36-we-e . L sfxan-wsre 70. O.
64zS6-~ere %. .f9 eoxso-Vers s. SO
Pure Live Goose Feather Pillows
covered with best heTringboue and fancy
stripe ssteen ticking
2Hx2s-~ers 81 as .----..-.-.f ~
22x3o-wers Sc 40 -----------f %
a4x5o-we-s g. 50 -----..---.f SO
26xsc-rere s. 9s ------.-.--- 2 o
Pure Down pfiIcvs-ccvered with German
linen TICKING CT plain Red Blue and
White stripes
c2x3a-vers 50 80 ....--.----@@ =. -
c4x70-vers S5-as -...-------2 80
csxSo-vere s4c5 ...-------2 2 9S
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought nj highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange Tor new Jew
.iry or japanese goods at II. 7. TepPer's
Sactory, IL West S5th St =
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Clearance Prices for
arqe and Small Rugs

'riz easier 20 inventory cash than
merchandise, therefore
I-T<TS- ROYAL WILTON RUGS
T,i~rest Turkish and Persian colort-zs~
S2xfoS ft-zsra $500 ------ z5t1- ~
RFST ALI--vOOT. BRT SSFLs-
10 61fG s---7oT many styles
therefore So On Rugs ------------ 3 -
TT0~ vEIEET AND AXNISSTERS-
RfcH Turkish and Persian deslzns-
also Ao-aT medallion or small Hzura
e@rsrrz-u7z fo-itv woven in one plece-
c6v-1 t--h-1e-A 81 50 ----.------ 2-9o
a,tc f+-ve-e 81 90 ------------ I S-So
1oRxre $ ft-reEuIarIy sac. o. -2Z 90
The las, mentioned ar. slightly
--isunst-hed-th4 others are perfect
ENGLISH WOOL MOHAIR RIGS
Red blue. green rose, Old gcld an1 1s7
centres. with borders OF deeper tone
1895 trcf-wsre SS. IS z AS
24x4s tuch-wsre s. 81 0----.-e}. as
s0xso inch-vsrs IS ps----.--6 IS
All, WOOL, sMYRSAs-
ONLY pure vegetah1e dye.; -h.-sf,-- very
durable coIors-Ortental designs
2-x54-vsre 81 "a - 80
snx6o-1srs 81 7e--- 81
ssx72-vers s. 56e-------2. 70
All r-ver- s. 5as------4 80
exp ft-vers $40 at -SS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Clearance Prices IOT
Flannels, Waistings, etc

White Er1o'd FIs7nsis-Tusnv pretty
uz-rs-us-r=E- 80 ------------- "a
Tar@ vide White Dcrnsts-
extra heavy-TsE- a. .s.'s-.H-+ .IO's
White pouet F-Ianu-ls-
instead o. 101s ----------- ---------- /. y
srruplsn Wool Shaker Flsnnsi=-
- g qualities ---------- --------- Z -
AfI-yVooI Surfing F-lsnnsls-Nfztu-ss
ard plain colCrs-iuslssd % 81 ~
T--tu ShI-- ard Baseball Sllit Flzn1.is-
ali voo-Sc4rIst. Navy and Graz
CTsaraucs Price .-.------ .--.--.------ - -
u,7,h,.-e ara F--su-h F7snnsI vsis-tnzz-
solid zones: also et-tpsS checks
and pIaids-ro clear -----.----s-.-- .oS
Wool F-tdsrdovrs-b4st colors-
20 c. qualities -------------.--s--- "a
lard Wfda ErdsrdownS-rsg- 70 ----- IS -
Remnants - All Wool plain and
sr7r1 blsachsd ard uuhisa~hsd
canton and Domestic Elsnrsis a.
less thar half p-Ic@-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Two Specials
in Yelling Dept.

Tuxedo Mesh veflirc-pla4r. r,rcy
and dorrsd-Slsc< and coiors-
vaIus y Ct yd--Spsctal- -...-.- I q
a,,Ss-ry vfdcw'' Hat Bows e
plain and dcrrst SIX Cha1-3ET>-
black and -hfre-i7-ssr
rafInne1 uovslty-Sr--iaf. 81 e 2 Al
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
HsMsMae-AMERlcAN

REGULAR sAILINCs BY MOST MODERN.
LUXURIOUS. STEADIEST LEN1ATHANS
Iondon-Paris-Ha
Pretoria Feb. % $50 pm "WaIdersee- Mar Il
Amerika. Mar. :. 9 a m 'PenHsyl a MAJ. .
sails TO Hamburg direct
-NapieS-Genoa
Haulh'C Mar 81, 10 am Moltke ---. ApTN z
Oceana. April = II am Batavia -. Nay
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
AABURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broad
way. y. I.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
DEsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
The Antique Furniture Exchange,

q - 1918 ". 2sth St. near e way.
tHfi Continues its ANNUAL CON
IL IA SIGNEE SALE. Everything
nj \ marked in plain figures. and
H-~ss> sale 10 continue until entire
stock is disposed Of. An auction
~ j sale as il were without an
auctioneer. Selections held until
" y -aauired free OF charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
eTEAMBOAB.
FALL R1WER l0MEa
FABE45ED FABEs BOSTON So. G5

Newport ard Fan River. 81. Providence.
$3.50. Low Fares to All Points East
Leave Pier 10, North River, foot Warrsu
ST. week days and Sundays. :o0 P. NJ
Steamers PLYMOUTH (new) and PROVi-
DEECE Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE. for New London and
East. Ly. Pier 70. North River. II. Clark
.on St. week days only, 5 D. m Pier 20.
Main. and Chester W Chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven ana
North. I've. Pier 90 e. r. week days
only 90 2 m Steamer Richard PECK
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. 4.

N 7. -. = & HAF-FORD r r
Trains depert from Grand Central Station
k2d 81 and 18th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-1.ll0:on.
x 1902 = NJ tt,.i;oo :os: =, 30.
uartfc--ys :O3 - NJ, f2co1 P. NJ, vis
spfd 70: is A. NJ. 's12:oo. 'li4:oo. '11 20
iAEsvfrI. & Norf.--re,oo A. NJ. .s:n PM
Ct harrington. Stockbrttge. LenoI. Pits
feld-T4 81. +F9:oO A NJ. f3 :26 ?. NJ
Ticket Offices at cGd- Cent St'n ant
eos Union So. c1s2 9th Ave. c245 Col
Ave. c563 5th Ave. cS4s Mad Ave. clos
" f25th St, 2Tes 81 Ave IN B klyr. CO
Court 81. are Nostrand Ave. $50 B'rsy.
sDaiIy. Except Sundays. rStops at f2Sth
st xStops et l25th ST. Sundays only
.Parlor Car Limited Has dining car.
c Parlo- and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS.
City Bonds and Stock 90 TO Manu-
Firms

After working Friday afternoon. all DAY Satur-
day and all day yesterday the clerks in the stock
and bond division Of the Finance Department last
night tabuated the awards of the city bonds and
stock recently offered. Summarized, they are as
follows:
Total amount OF bids
Average price 1867 stock. -
Income basis, about
Average price 1917 Observation-Disclosures. 100
Income basis. about Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
GWEyNRD l0NE@

From Piers 5l-52-54 North River
TO LIVER POOL. VIA o. EENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Ftruria Feb 80 9 an Naurerauia Mar.
C.arrllania Feb. 20 y am Lucania. Ma. "a
Canpania. Fen. 20. II am LIsit&nia Mar Il
MAURITANIA MARCH :. LUSITANlA
MARCH 81
Largest, Fastest. Finest II the World
Observation-Disclosures SERVICE.
TO FII-ME VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLAVONIA. ...... Mar. u. Apr 80. June IS
PANNONIA Mar 90. Nav Il. july . aug. 20
ARPATHIA..ADr . May IS July 70
SPECIAL. NEDITERRANEAN CRUISE.
CALLING AT MADEIRA.
- t--i@ Feb Is. 1903 ALEXANDRIA,
Vt.FN(5V = H BROWN. General Agent.
80 STATE s.. opposite the BATTERY.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18


6p -. %. 10 45.
Iv-N-Y-A7TvN
Buffalo Express. 'aT4 40 AN $50 AN
Chicago-Toronto Exp 'T15- 40 Pm 'x5- 80 IN
The Buffalo Train. -. % PM $50 PM
Ticket Ofices: 8.5 and 1850 Broadway.
IoST-BASKBooKs
RANKBOOK No. Az. 425 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. Any per
sol hdvlnuE a claim 70 II Is hsreby called
upon 70 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued
LOST-Barkbook No. <147S6 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 20
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days or the said book will bs declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new one
issued IN lieu thereof
LOST.-Passoook No. Sc. 927. issued by the
Union Square Savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for the Savings OF Merchants
Clerks. Finder Will please return i: TO the
bank.
LOST or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. $50. 2ss
OF the German Savings Bank IN the City
of New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th St
issued 20 Mrs. j. Trew. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. u
no, returned TO the bank on the 10Th day OF
March. 1905. duplicate Will be issued.
LOST or STOLEE.-Bankbook No. 4O7. e3y
OF the German Savings Bank IL the City
OF New York. corner 18th ave and iith st
issued to Rosa SchIein. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 70 the bank on the 10th day
OF March. 1s0s. duplicate viii DO Issued
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No. $40 SIS.
OF the LTnig-art Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped PlaaSe return book -
bank, No. 81 Chambers 81.
LOST or STOLEN. handbook Nc. 5OI. sol
OF the Enli grant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank. No. 81 Chambers st.
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 56l 465.
OF the German Savings Bank in the CITY
OF New York. corner Atm ave. ard 1sth 81.
issued TO Fani G@rsteL All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 9th Gay %
March 1905. a duplicate viii be Issued.
LOST.-Bankbooc No. e24. .325. Bank for
savings 80 4rn ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST -BanIrh0ol No. $40 $40. Bank FOR
Savings $50 sth ave. New York Pay
rnsnt stonped. Please return book 70 bank
TYpEWRIrERS-
TYPEwPITERs.-Al,u makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged. reliaois eery1cA
German % Nassau 81 TslephoEs :sto-
Cortiandl
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

pED ID" LINE.
IL For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello
Curacao and Naracaibo. via Curacao. call
ing also San Juan. P. P:
SIS. CARACAS Saturday, FEB -. noon
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. sat. Mcn- IA. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao, Aaracaibo-
SIS MARACAIBO. Saturday. Feb y noon
SIS. ZJTII.A ........ Saturday Mar I. noon
These steamers have superior accomIno-
dations for passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALJETT,
General Managers. So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18


rYPFWPITERs- makes sold. rented
r~natred exchanged: reliabis eery1ca.
German. 20 Nassau sI. TslephoIs :sto-
Cortlaldg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-24
ReopLes, Forum

n
lfsditsf Eitginian
A great many people Ronde. way It
Il that the local TraeEs6n Company
liseFimtnates against he Monroe
street. corner At Main 1tis the on1y
corner on the street car line along
The route trayersed by the interurban
cars at which they do not stop. Hun
,1reds OF people come n -ves the In
tSrurban line who have no business
IT the Courthouse corner and would
much rather get or at Monroe street
tran to be carried on to Jefferson. Just
look at the business place. right near
The corner and On Monroe street.
There are numerous stores banks.
lodge halls and office hui lings nearer
this corner than to any other corner.
There is Hartle?'s store, the biggest
store in town, near this corner. And
then Halls hardware store, the Peo-
PIES Bank, Wtsi's grocery. Backman's
dry goods. Martins book store. Nc
Eceyer's bakery. 'retricks and Rosen.
berg's clothing store. the Marietta Ho.
IL stemples dry gools store. Elem.
ing's flower store, Odd Fellows hall,
lseman's clothing stor, and the First
National and Trust Company banks,
all near this corner, And all the news,
Taper Offices CT the town are on Mon.
roe street, as well as the city fire de.
rnrtment and soon the city Offices viii
he there, too. Also the NJ p. and NJ.
E. churches are near the Monroe and
Main corner. Why don't the interur.
ban cars stop there? don't want to
De put down as knoc&er, but would
like for the Tractisn company to an.
swer tats question, for i loi OF PEG,
pie would like to know
INQUIRER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-24
aa follows.

In individual batting. Bill Phillips,
|rniontowrs outfelder. led the league
With percentage of 1907. In base
running F. Dawson, of Clarksbnrg, led
me league with IS stolen bases. The
most bases stolen by mambar of the
local team was II by Ro5 Keener. In
individual fielding, Fisher, of Fair.
mont, and Price, Of Jn'ontown, are
tied for first place as first hasemen,
with a percentage ef .JS4 each. Sec.
ond basemen. McCloskAy. Of Union
town, leads them all with percent
age of s7s Parker. CT Falrmont, is
h nth with percentage Of 1874.
King. OF Grafton, lends the third
.bssemen with a percentage OF .94G.
Gates, OF Falrmont, is fourth WITH .942.
King, of Falrmont, and Dunn, OF
Cherleroi lead the stortstops with
D ercentagts Of .952 eacn Guest, Of
Fairmont, is next with .a42. "Buck"
Washer leads the outfet:ere with a
percentage of 1000 for 10 games play
ed. Taught, of Fairmont. Is seventh
With .S77; Keener eleventh with .a67,
and Core is fourteenth with $50.
Haugnt. Of Falrmont, has the greatest
number OF putouts (22s) and assists
1921, of any outaelder In The league.
Next to him comes Fred Dawson, Of
Clarksburg, WITH 215 putouts and 16
assists. Dawson played in 1os games
while Taught participated in but Sc.
Jackley, Of Fairmont, led the catch
ers with a percentage Of ess; snod-
E ass. Of Falrnont Is second with
9S6. Buck jackson led the pitchers
with a percentage Of ,sst; Mccormick,
of Clartsbarg. is second with .ss1,
The balance Of the Fslmont pitchers
iielded as foil MS: Jenkins .eeo;t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-24
TRUSTEES SALE Of FAlRMoN
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of the author.,y IN nj
vested by a certain Deed Of Trus
Nearing date on the 2lst day of No
iember, 1907, made and executed b,
Susan NJ. Book and l., G. Rock, .hel
husband, to the undersigned trustee
to secure the payment Of two certain
promlsory notes made by the sait
Elantors. one 10 Van B. Ogden and The
ether TO NJ. Ellen. 0g1en. as OF record
in the Office of The Clerk OF the Coun
ty Court of Marion county, West Viz
gfnfa, in Deed OF Trust Book No. 90
page 4G3, the undersigned Will as such
trustee on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23d, 1909.
at the front door Of the Court House
OF Marion county, West Virginia, sell
al public auction, to the highest re
sponstbie bidder, all that certain lot
or parcel OF ground, situate on Tenth
street In the Fifth ward of the City
OF FairmOnt, MAJ ion county, West Wiz
S,nta, with a good two story six room
dwelling house thereon, with roomy
halls anl modem conveniences, good
water well and out.bulidings, describ
cd substantially as follows, .o.wit:
Fronting 80 feet on Tenth street and
extending back with an uniform width
i04 feet on one line and 1903 feet on the
ether line, being the same property
which was conveyed to the said grant
ors by ], p. Thompson and Scott G.
Lowe. by deed bearing date on the 5th
day of February. 1903. as of record in
the proper Office in Deed Book No. 12l,
page CT.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash in hand on day Of sale, or SUI.
flciert sum cash in hand on day Of
sale to pay of and discharge the in,
debtedness secured by said trust,
amounting to $1.O7036, with the costs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-24

A number of West Virginia dafltes
show unusual signs of prosperity this
year, says the Wheeling Intelligenccr
The Fafrmont. ClarxsDurg. Parkers
burg and Grafton dailIes have all been
treating their readers to large aud
handsome sheets, Indicative OF lie
growing business done by these news
papers. A daily newspaper in snail
city Is to SOME extent a pionet: 1t
has to create its own business. II
must teach merchants the va!Tc ol
advertising and how to advertise be
fore 1t can command fair shaFe ot
advertising patronage. 1t is ,'yidenS
tnat in many West Virginia towns the
business men more thoroughly ;tmr,.
ciate the value of Advertising than
they did few years ago. and the
newspapers are gamers thereby
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slner: We aend silis q Christmas
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WILL
BE DEPORTED


John Yeager, an epIieptic foreign in
the county jail will likely be deported
in few days.
On December Yeager was placed
in the county jail until DR.. G. O. Hen.
Fy could report the case to W. w. 81.
bray. inspector in charge of the d..
partmept of commerce and labor IN
the migration service. stationed Mt
Pittsburg. sibray wrote to New York
aud received a copy Of the certificate
of vcHfication OF landing
Yeager landed in New York on An.
gust list, under the assumed name Of
Frank Yager. The certificate Of YER,
ttlcation Of landing at the port Of New
York shoys; Name of alien. Wager,
Frank, arrived by steamship La sa.
vote, French line Hayte. August 4.
1908 manifest group G, No. ). age. "a.
sex, male married, able to read anil
write; citizen of Austria, race Sia.
woman; occupation, laborcr; LcstIna.
ton, Mon Run, near Pittsburg, Pa,
paid passage; address matt III care
Of brother, Jacob Yager, box 1l5 Pitts,
burg. Pa: money brought, $4,000. In
United States 19di.0S. condition Of
health good; height, five feet eight
inches; colr of hair, fair: color of
eyes, blue; place Of birth, BURN Vas.
Austria. Examined by Inspector
sparklin, Last residence. Burja Vas.
Austria. Admitted on primary lnspec.
ton.
Inspector sibrny now wants to know
first, II the veriRcation at New York
is that Of the alien in the county jail
or-of his brother, Frank, who is res.
ident OF this city.
Second, If the yeriacatton Is that Of
the brother; did aliln come to the
United States at the same time and
OH the same ship
Third, did the alien, John Wager, re-
side in the United States as stated
in the verification.
Fourth. Have thd two brothers at
Fairmont, brother at Moon un, near
Pittsburg, box 115, Pittsburg. by the
name of Jacob, Or did they have a
! brother there at tn time of their ad-
mission.
Fifth. II the verihcation is incor.
rect please furnish me with as much
information as posslble called for on
the blank Ye7acatiOn sheet lettere1
"A" inclosed.
wager is a public charge in the jail
here. Some time ago Frank Yaser's
wife went hack to her native home
and rtfurned this summer. The au-
thortties here think that some ruse
was worked by some one who knew
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how to get John here. John cam,
here as the husband Of Mrs. Franr
wager. Frank has never gone back 20
Austria since he came here. BIZ
Claiming to have been in the United
State from 1904 to 1908, would mike
1t easy for John to pass.
Frank wager is good citizen Of
the Fourth ward aud is anxious that
bis brother. who is demented as well
as an epileptlc, be deportei. There
will be little trouble to have wager
deported when the required informa.
ton is obtained that he came here un
der an assumed name.