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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-10
DEEDS RECORED
Real Estate Transactions as
Recorded Lately in the
Clerks Office.

Rolly. G. Bennett to Mary ]. Crowl
l lot, Clark district.
4 North shinnston Improvement &
development Company to Josephine
Cooper, 2 lots, shinnston.
oathern v. Wetzel to Isaac s.
Hannah, / lot, near Olive.
E. f. Goodwin, special commission.
err for W. NJ. Shields. to D. F. Yeater
lot, Rinehart.
Cora E. Hawker TO Samuel Mar.
tin, 81 acres, Eagle district.
Stella c. swiger to West Lumber
port Land & Improvement Co, l lot,
Lumberport.
Mary r. PyIes to E. B. Griffin, s
acres, Eagle district.
Clarence r. odell to Joseph Man
cino, lot, Glen Elk, city.
James NJ. Garrett to L. A. Hall,
1 lot, Reynoldsville.
North shinnston Improvement &
Development Co. to Daniel Riblctt,
/ lot, shinnston.
John c. Davis to Stella Weaver, 1
LOT, near Enterprise.
Hannah 7. Arnold to Wilbur Coal
& Coke Co., 95 IL acres of coal and
1913 acres of surface, Union district.
Fair Grounds Improvement Co. to
Harvey Lightner, lots, Clark dis
trict.
West shlnnston Improvement &
Development Co. to B. F. and Mary
Rowand, lots, Shinnston.
Geo. w. F. Randolph to Ernest B.
Ryan, l lot, Salem.
james E. Higgins to Il. D. Smith,
i lot, Wyatt.
Ella Jenkins to Charles B. Stout,
lot, Adamston.
t. ]. Bennett to Phoebe Alestock,
lot, Clark district.
c. r. Prltchard to Calvin A. Ale
stock, lot, Clark district,
Robert Shuttleworth to Emma ].
Prce, lot, shuttleworth addition,
Clark district.
NJ. B. Robin to A. D, Parr, lots,
Clark district.
D. P. Day to John Ira Lesson, /
lot, Clark district
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WANTED Observation-Disclosures
man wants Job on a farm by day
or month. Address F. NJ, care II
Telegram.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
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Skating Party

The skating party that was given by
Messrs Powell, Leechman and Rit-
tenhouse at the Coliseum last night
was a grand success. The largest
crowd that has yet attended the rink
on an occasion of this sort was pres
'ent and every one had pleasant
time. A little after 10 o'clock pro-
grams were given out and at 1890
the first skate started and the merry
throng glided toyfuliy forth until /
o'clock. During the intermissIon
which came at IL o'clock. delicious
lunch was served consisting OF salad,
sandwiches and coffee. A punch bowl
was in evidence during the evening,
The young gentlemen that promoted
the affair deserve much credit for
the management and success of the
party and they weretold so by all at
the end of the evening.
PRuE:
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

swEEr MELODY FLOUR.
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PRuE:
:, Gold Gold Medal Flour was your mothers
laVofite. CYNTHIA.
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is as important as hand work. When
you call us in to fix your pipes We
not alone repair the damage, but fig
ure out how to prevent the same
trouble from happening again.
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LOST
MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY wANTED-To develop an
established business Can show
immense profits. No, chance to
lose. Look into this at once. Adj
dress D. N. c., care Of Telegram.
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ing myself. Compile bath room.
good wen Of water; close. 10 both
street car lines; large yard with $50
feet frontage; three porches ana All
other modern conyenlences. Gail
and see 1t. Call Bell phone 1898,
or write Darlington B. Taylor,
clarksburg, ". va.
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WANTED-A position by young
man with good education, with
some knowledge of bookkeeping
and able to operate a typewriter.
Address Box sol, Clarksburg.
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FOR sALE-z room house in Indus.
trial on car line. slate roof, finished
in oak, good water ane location.
Very reasonable price to suitable
buyer. Address "R. D." Box s1s,
city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
ZI Dexter Ave.
For Sale. Busines. Property.


 We are authorized to sell splendid piece of central business property for s16.0o0 that is now leased for s1 500 per year; one-third cash. balance to suit purachaser. A fine investment and
 For Gale. ss.750 will buy nine good houses in eastern part of city now renting to good tenants for s4S6 a year. A bar gain In this property.
 For Sale. s2.300 will buy seven good houses near the Coast Line shops Houses alone worth this money
 For Sale. s7so will buy four good lots near the Brewery.
 For Sale. $1,900 will buy lovely 1ve-room cot tage. South McDonough Street. nicely papered. has sanitary connections and an ideal little home. Easy terms.
 For Sale. Fine seven room house. and acre of ground at Chisholm. Has large barn, and all necessary improvements: S4.o00
 For Sale. $3,250 will buy good five-room house. good barn and outh ouses. and 24 large lots. located at Highland Park. only two blocks from the ear line. and near the city school. Handsome profit can be made here.
 For Sale. For $21oo beautiful little cottage in the best part of Highland Park . Will make nice home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
NEWS OF EUFAULA.
Lenten Season Marked by Many Gay
 FestAvites.

Lenten Season Marked by Many Gay
 Festivities.
 Eufaula, April H. Special )--Con- trary to the usual quiet during the Lenten season in this city. there has been a degree of festivity seldom be- fore witnessed at this period
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, an other excursion will be enjoyed by the citizens on board the steamer Sun, a distance of forty or fifty miles up the river and returning to the wharf at o'clock. The Military Band will ac- company them and will give a sacred concert and a large crowd have signi- lied their intention to attend. In addi- tion to other festivities. two shows have held the boards all the week and other excursions have been enjoyed.
 The Chautauoua Committee are im- proving the grounds around the new theatre by clearing away the debris and filling in the low places with clay and gravel. Every effort will be put forth to see that the occasion marks one of the most interesting and instruct i've events witnessed in the city.
 The women of the First Baptist Church have designated Thursday next as Tag Day and the citizens are anti cipatine 1t with much pleasure. The event will mark a new departure in the way of amusement here and it is being watched with much interest.
 The series of revival meetings now going on al the First Methodist Church are drawing large congregations Ser vices are held morning, noon and night and pr. J. B. Johnson. of Daw- son. is delivering some able and elo- quent sermons
 The ladies of the First Baptist Church gave an ice cream festival on the lawn of Captain B. B. McKenzic'S home on Randolph Street yesterday af- ternoon and realized quite a nice sum for the organ fund of the church.
 Mrs. H. c. Holleman entertained the Pierian Club al her home on Broad Street yesterday afternoon and served refreshments. which added to the pleas ure of the guests.
 Mrs. s. V. DeTrinnis and two children left yesterday afternoon on visit Of month or more to relatives in New York.
 Little Miss Gertrude Wilson. who re- sides six miles in tie country extend" ed invitations to & number Of her friends, who enjoyed today picnickfnR at her home superb spread about noon time was an interesting feature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
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ZIRkLE q MOORE. Real Estate, Fire Insurance and Loans
 zI Dexter Ave. Phone 443.

For Rent.
 625 Adams Ave, S15 South Perry. IS Caroline. 40i Madison. and several other desirable dwellings. COLLEGE PARK. We offer for the next week. twenty lots at College Park at special price for cash. or for part cash and balance at per cent. The College will be built within the next eighteen months, and we expect to spend considerable money fin Identifying the property. and on hrst-class improvements. Don't miss an opportunity of making money on a handsome increase In this property.
 CHISHOLM.
 Lots at Chisholm 50 by IFS. s125 S5 cash. balance s5 per month. This property is being improved. and a fine chance to save and make money in these lots. A few choice locations left.
 FINANCIAL.
 We represent the Loan Depa rtment of the Penn Mutual Life lns. Co. and are prenared to make loans on first class City rroperty at { per cent
 SURETY BONDS.
 We offer tonds ir the Amertea~ Sure tv Co. of New York for fidelity of eniployes ard all classes of Court Bonds. including executors. administra- tors. guardians. etc. Bonds written without delay n our office
 FIRE INSURANCE.
 We represent four of the best Fire Compan.es and solicit shtre of your business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Suit Is Revived.

Huntsville. April H. Special l--8es cause the plaintiff is serving term of eighteen months in the United states penitentiary at Atlanta. under sentence for emb bezzling funds while postmastek at Florence the case of James T. Pitt administrator. vs The Louisville and Nashville Railway was yesterday re~ Vivived in the name of Mrs. Mary B Pitt. A continuance was allowed The present suit was brought against the railroad on the claim that ths plaintiffs son was killed by a switcf engine in Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Ivey-NobIe Realty Go. Perry st. Fhone s74
TALLADEGA CHOSEN
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvERORs DECIDE
 ON NEXT MEETING PLACE.
old officers are Reelected for Ensuinx Hear-Reports of Various Com mittees are Read sad
 Adopted.

Gadsden. April Ii.--(speciai.)- )---The second day of the Christian Endeavor Convention. in session here. witnessed a full delegation in attendance.
 The meeting was called to order this morning and the program outlined for the day carried out in full.
 Rev. C. F. Hill of Mobile, who was de- tained yesterday on account of illness in his family. arrived this morning, and today addressed the convention Much of today's session was devolved in buai- ness pertaining to the State orgnni- zation. This morning the reports Of the various committees were held and passed upon. This afternoon the quss- tion of selecting a place of holding the next meeting was discussed by committee. consisting of M. T. Start ford. W. S. Golden. Hunter Norwood and Miss Newman.
 There were Ave cities which sent in invitations for the next convention, Montgomery. Selma. Mobile. Anniston and Talladega.
 After a discussion, the commsttee de- cided that the next place of meeting should be Talladega. The selection of this city was endorsed by all the dele- convention will be fixed at a later date.
 The election of officers for the society for the coming year was taken up late this afternoon. The majority of the officers who had positions last year were reelected as follows:
 President Clyde P. Hill, Mobile; Vice. President. F. F. Ballard. Birmingham: Secretary. Miss Mamie Hughes, Bir- mingham: Treasurer. Walter D. Shep- herd. Montgomery; Junior Suparintend- ent, Miss Odva Baker, Selma: World'a Union Vice President. H. Galt Braxton. Birmin gham.
 This afternoon. the hours of and 6. the delegates were rendered recep- ton by Miss Ethel Line. The occasion was a delightful one.
 One of the principal features of the session tomorrow will be the religious services in the morning. and the ad- dresses in the evening. Rev. F. ". Elliott of Selma. and Rev P. V. Mer- Till will each deliver closing addresses. after which the convention will bs brought to close by the President. Rev. Clyde F. Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Hnnt.,ille Merchnnt. orrnnlne.

Huntsville, April Special l---As A means of extending the retail trade ol this city into towns and cities withig a radius of fifty miles, the merchant will form an associa ton for the pur pose of refunding railroad fares to per. sons who buy a stated amount oi goods.
 This plan of refunding' fares Is ir operation in many of tho large cities a. this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

On Coort street, in one of the best blocks on the street, we arc authorized to self a home that is complete in every de- tail of comfort and elegance. We have been made a special price on this property for one week, and are in q position to make very liberal terms. We are not at liberty to advertise the number of this house. We would suggest that if you arc in the market for a first class place and eo6ld De tempt cd by the reasonableness of the price of such property, that you see US in the carly part of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Hear them alng this week.
 s'rhe Canaries,"
 at Montgomery Fair.
pIssENrs TO WILL.
Mrs. Jincy HaIrsGon Files Papers with
 the Court.

Huntsvill e. April 11.-(speciai l--- Mrs. Jincy Hairston has filed in the probate court her written dissent to the provision of the will of her hue. band, the late James N. Hairston.
 By the will. Mrs. Hairston was given A farm near this city valued at sz0.o00 and all of the personal property situat- ed on the farm. The residue of the estate was left to Mir. Hairston's nieces As a result of the dissent there being no children. the widow will share the property as if there was no will. The estate consists of &35.. 900 in lands and $15,000 of personal property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
v.nn4nhInn fnr HnntnNIlIe.

Huntsville. April H. tSpecial) )-For the first time within memory. garden truck grown here is sufficient to sup ply the demand The opening of the vegetable market has shown that the truck farmers of this locality have grown more stuK for home consumpt- ion than ever before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Real Estate Bargains

If you want to double your money in six months. or buy an ideal resi- dence lot. on asphalt boulevard. let us sell you A lot on South Hull Street. Will sell one sox170 to a quick pur- chaser for ss5o.0o. This is a snap.
 We have a client who wants to hor- row a few thousand dollars son gilt edge city real estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
FOR SALE

Ten-room Hotel on large lot, good garden, some ffuft trees, large barn and back lot. Rented to good tenant, has good transient and To- cal patronage.
 BEN C. MINCE. Famsdale, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

Our work has been most highly com pIlIne nted by people who know good work. Give us one trial and we wfll please you. Phone 11S.
 French Dry Cleaning Co.,, 2OS Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
FOR RENT.

stofe @ Sn drs1 I, pr0cn n,t oi in sous rew front and fix to suit reliable, prompt paying and permanent tenant. Very desiran Die location. If interested see W. A. Jack SON & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

Near the corner of Perry and High streets we have a de-. iightful cottage that has all the modem eonveniences. It has three bed rooms. The en- tire place Is in first class con- dition. We will sell this prop erty for $5,750.00, and viii
 make liberal terms as to the payments. The lot is worth $3,000.00, and the house worth at least $3,500.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
Charles P. Ounter
FARMERS SAVE YOUR MONEY

And plant sorghum seed Spanish pea nuts. corn. Johnson grass and Gnu faus. We have a complete stock of Amber. Red Top and orange Sorghum, Golden Dent. White Dent, St. Charles, Jackson Shoe PeR. Marlboro Prolific, Mex June and all the sugar corns
 We are agents for Conkey's Poultry Remedies. Write for free booklet on Poultry diseases.
 What about cotton seed? We have the Hardin's. Cooks. Triumph. Russell Big Boil and King.
 Do not neglect your garden. Have everything in the garden seed line, all the very best grade tested sned and popular varieties
 Have you tried our hen food7 We have the very best on the market. Beef Scraps cannot be sxcelled for making hens lay.
 pondenca solicited SEED co.
 Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

We have 30 lots at Cloverdale that we will sacrifice if sold at once. We will seil them at a price that wifi give You a profit of $20O.00 apiece.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

On Madison avenue we have one of the best cottages in Montgomery. The lot is large and the neighbofhood exceptionally good. The house was built of the best material by Huggef Brothers, and we will sell the place for $5,250.00, part cash, and the balance at interest.
 Neat the corner of Huil and Scott streets we have an tp- to-date two-stofy dwelling that we will self for g, ,650.00. Up to within a few days this property has been listed with tss at $3,5O0.00. This mast be spot cash transaetion, but if you have not all the cash, we have several people who would De glad to loan $1,500 on the property. As an in- vestrnent, this proposition Is hard to beat, as it is now pay ing t2 t-2 per cent. interest. The handsome improvements now being completed on the Capital Block are drawing the attention of great many people to Washington street. In the block adjoining the Capital Square we are au- thorized to self a handsome lot for $2,500.00.
 You may have been waiting for a centrally located store- if so, we offer you an oppof- tunitY of bUying one for $2,500.00 less than its mark ct value-the only piece of property that we know of down town offered at any fe- duetion.
 We have a prairie farm of 460 acres on the Carter Hill Road that is well improved and in a good neighborhood, that we wish to call to the attention of the publie. This place has a good dwelling, two large barns, is entirely fenced, has 50 acres of fine hard wood timber, has 200 acres of rich, black bottom land and is in a fine state of cultivation. It has plenty of cabins, and we are authorized to self 1t for $27.50 per acre, which is $7.50 an acre less than the place has been previously of- fered at. There is absolutely no waste land on the property. It has a larger percentage of good land to the acreage than any farm that we have ever inspected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
ICE CREAM
 xA--

For your Dessert today sa Order early. These aavOrs for todays VaniIIas strawberry, Chocolate, caFa- mel and Burnt Almond. Also Orange sherbert.
 Phone S6.
 HENDs, RANDY KITCHEN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

In a few weeks the sidewalk paving will be completed in our North High lari plot making our lots the most desirable suburban property close to the city. The street is already paved with gravel. We will sell a few Of these lots to quick purchasers for much less than will buy them thirty dave from now.
 If you want an ideal suburban home. on large lot. gravel drive and car line let us show you a bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
CHARLES, CLAPP & SISTRUNK
 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE.

FOR SALE-Five room house on lot 50xI50 on Fourth Street at Highland Park; price s1,960.
 FOR sALE-$3,oo0 cash, balance at s per cent; an attractive dwelling on South Hull Street. Two story. six room house, modern
 FOR SALE-On Mount Meiss Road near city limits, and also close to car line. Six room cottage which rents for SIS. Has city water. Price. $2100. Terms easy.
 List Your Property With Us For Sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
DIXIE COAL co. IIS N. Perry St.
IIS N. Perry St.


 27 PER CENT ON $1,025. S3,0o000 will buy four pieces of negro property renting for $444oo per anrum to good paying tenants; only $1,02b cash required. Property well located, and splendid investment
 On Beilinger Heights, we offer for sale, one of the prettiest building lots in that section of the city. High and well drained: lot S4x1so; price $2.0OO 25 PER CENT ON $625.0O. $l,s00.00 will buy three negro houses renting for $252.o0 per annum; only $625.00 cash required; property well located
 Within six blocks of the square on fashionable street. we offer for sale one of the most desirable building lots left in the city; eastern exposure, lot large; price $5,000.0o.
 Within a few blocks of the Post Off, flee. we offer for sale. a nice four room cottage, with bath and electric lights. renting for s24o per annun; price s?.- o50.0o.
 WANTED.
 To borrow Sl2,000.00 on plantation s to 5 years; about 40 per cent of value of place.
 A share of your fire insurance would be appreciated.
 Foster, ShackeIfOrd
 & Co.,, Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance
 21-22 Vandiver Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
TYnewriter Circular Letters.
PRINTING

printing for dodgsrs bills of iading dray tickets. circulars or any
 thing in printing that is . quantity We have an automatic press. the only one in the state. Prompt service: telephone us at
 i6s. woodruff Go. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL BENEFIT.
Mru. Frederick LOsey Gives Enjoyapis
 Recital at Tuscaloosa.

Mra. Frederick LOsey Gives Entoynels
 Recital at Tuscaloosa.
 Tuscaloosa. April 1l.-(Special.l - There was a large and appreciatiys audience at the Elk's Auditorium last night to hear the splendid program rendered by Mrs. Frederick Losey ana her assistants for the benefit of the public schools.
 Last night was the first opportunity Tuscaloosa people have had of nearing Mrs. Losey in her readings. and the very liberal applause and eneores giv- en. indicated how much the program was enjoyed. Mrs. I.osey's portrayals are absolutely true to life and are giv~ en with such a paturalness as to re- tain the undivided attention of the nearer. The following was the pro- gram:
 Selection from Faust--Mrs. Mower and Miss Stella Harris. a. Object of Love-wilkins. b. A Character Sketch Sh herIey--Mrs. Losey. Song-Mrs. s. B. Harris. Laddie--Mrs. Losey. Violin solo-Mr. Arthur Perkins. With the Frogs-Mrs. Losey. Mandolin Solo, Mrs. Pollard. Selected--Mrs. L0sey. sonz-Mrs Harry N. Eddins.
 Hear them alng this week.
 ''The Canaries,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

PASTURE your cows or horses in Chappeli pasture Best in the state. Cattle Si.O0 vance Phone 2ssT. M. NJ. Hll. manager
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

We have for sale a new dwelling, just completed. finished in the most modern designs throughout. Every thing up to date. We can sell this place to a quick purchaser very cheap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
IS PER CENT,

We offer for quick sale eight. three room houses, renting for $500 per month each, for the very low price of S3, 200 Terms S400 cash. balance SIC month per house Will sell as whole or single. Houses in good condition and splendid renting section. White tenants. W. A. JACKSON & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

How would you like to buy little farm. within three miles of the city Unite. cheap. We have one that must sell this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

FOR SALE--For si.sso. Five room residenc" in Ward Five. lot 50xls0 feet Fine renting property. Can make easy terms if desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
wooDENwARE.

FOR Thorough broom satisfaction ask your grocer for our Yellow Label Brooma. Price twenty-five to fifty centa Five grades.
 Montgomery Woodenware CO, Corner Court and Jefferson sts -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
ZIRkLE G. MOORE

1 FOR SALE-For fi,5o0. Five room cottage in southern part of city. rent ed Tor $ls0 per annum Win loan pur- chaser 5000 -on same at per cent If you want to quit paying rent and own your hnrnA. here is your chance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

wANTED-To pasture your stock. plenty of grass. shade and fresh water. J. B. Me
 Faden, Phone 102. -23-st