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The Washington times., 1908-04-18
JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property

Fairfax and Vienna, Va. w,sbt-
OHHce. AS 18th St NV z you van ., t'n
a grain: dairy; fruit; poultry, or bII,. - oIy
farm. or timber tracks. II win psv -, - IS
send for my large list. Of all kinds o. 80, %
property. II Is full OF bargains. n S--lry
beautiful suburban homes, subdivisio-- - rs
KINGS OF business propositions I have = a.
two thousand places for you 10 sei.-, SaIyIy
have always lived IN the country a ION
do a better part by you, than II I hsr1YC al
IN the city L can make terms 70 -. --Feo
Tho most OF the property that 1 - you
Sale Is located near steam and eIart-s.o Ior
road and near Washington Nv CO. Iell-
at YOUR service any time 10 inspect 1,-- -.se Is
SHAH be pleased 70 have you write - -
and ct US talk over business I viii -, -
YOU 70 select home e'p
once Hours. Fairfax. from until ?,
vienna. from l until D. m WTas5sa- m
from s until $50 p m You win f-t IL n,
or7ceS open all day. Can for LIST 49, e
aDDointrnents 20 inspect PROPERTY r 5I-e1Ae
Connection, Fairfax and Vienna, Va T- lole
inrton Main 72S3- Now Is the tirne =, - h asn-
home II YOU Will make a good iaxez+-osS q
Vbv do you pay rent all your life wbs- ~
can buy property on easy terms and 49, .
home OF your own when you get old.
ap1-tf
IF YOU want 70 buy a Maryland farm -
suburban home. see Us or send for Ia.ast
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT SON.
SIS y. ". fv2-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE: Published only As information and
not guaranteed
400 p NC O. Limited Daily. Fast
yestfbule train Pullman sleepeEs % Lex
tnztor. Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis
Cy5icaro and St Louis ParlOr Car Eor
Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman
car .ouisviIle 20 Memphis and New Or
leans Dining Cars. Ia carte service
11-fe P NE. +. V LIMITED. Daily.
solid vestibule train pullman sleepers 70
CfncIunati Lexington. and Lsoufsvfllo,
Cornpartrnent sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Gn-ings week days Dining Cars. a Ia
rarra srvice- Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
- ChtcaTo and ST. Louis, and Louisville ID
5Se-n-hiS Nashville. and New Orleans.
pNse+vsfIons and tickets 81 Chesapeake au1
Ohio ofices. SIS Pennsy lvania ave- Sos l&th
~ resr r: and New Union Station .reIs-
nbone Main 7sSo. for Washington Terminal
Csb service and Main 1865 or 22oS Tor c & o.
Ticket once noA-U
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BALTIMORE k.&3GG OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Bile LINE
Every OLner hOEr On the Odd Hour
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D 50, NEW 1OAA
TO a m.-DineT. pullman FarlSr.
n 20 A m-BureI. ParIor. , n. Train
81 20 q m-Dicer and Pullman Earlor Car
III % a u--U1zer and pullman Pzrlor Car.
Il 20 .. u--Dlner AID Pullman Par5or Car.
q % D. u-'-Royai Limited" All PuILnA1E
tea :. m.-COachsE 20 PailadeiVnIA
sec .. m--Diner a1d Pullman E-arIoE.
q 90 D m.-COaCEes ~ PnllGoelphl2
81 90 D m--Siee pera-
= - - n.-S4sePers-
ATLANTIC CIr1. TT.Oo. 's-0o. fu:Oo a n,
tI.Vg. ava p m
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week days To- q H. 10 p nj
IN t5.uO 70 ~. = CO. ia 1884, ga SEQ
30. ssI:IS. 200. goo. fs-zo. s-s-S5, AVA
fG.45 '5-Oo. TS.gS. 80. Ts.9S. 80. IIgU 's-Ut
a.. .ig.vS les, -ussQ, ~ Is ?. %.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 g. N. IL SD ?. N.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 =. n, 40 ?. n, -l2-f9 night
PITTSBURG. 'S.ie . ~, ~. III p n.
IL - night
CLEVELAND. $40 ,. n
COLUMBUS. $50 p. n
WHEELING, "9-l0 e. n. $50 D. n.
WINCHESTER. = 10 an. f4-o5, 800 p-sa.
FREDERICK TS-2o. fs:lo. '~s-19 an. 'sl.SJ
"A 90, f5-45 P. N
.HAGERSrOWN, fs.lo a n. f5.00 p n
DAILY. Except Sunday ''Suaday only.
TELEPHONES al al Of the following
Ticket OfBoes. 1917 G St. Tel Main 1881: sIy
Pennsylvania ave, Main 27S New Union
station Ticket once. Tel Main 1850: Iafor-
nation Bureau. Main 1SS0 aoI7-tt
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ONLY Is MINUTES
ANNAPOLIS AND TIE GREAT q

ONLY IS MINUI ES'
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT o g
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line Who's cars enter that city
and reach the gate OF IT, Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All ISth and II SITS. cars. leaving the cor
ner OF 18th and n Y ave Sw. every three
minutes. make direct connection with
Trough Limited Palace Cars, leaving
H7hite House Station
For Baltimore every hour on the half hour
from 6-30 a m 20 L-s0 ?. n daily
For Annapolis and L. S. Naval Academy.
every hour on the haif hour from $40 q n
70 100 p m. and At $50 and u-5c , n
daily All OF these cars. however. VA re-
Quire transfer At Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained By ak
ing any % the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring ~ Naval Academy Junction
No walking % hiring o. cabs necessary n
Washington 20 reach our station
Fares one Ray- Round trip
To Baltimore. Nd. 49,. 75c. SL-3
To Annapolis. Nd. and
L. 6. Naval Academy &c 80
TiSkets issued By thls company include
street car fare In the District o. Columbia
on The lines OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Co.
For information and tickets apply at ticket
oflces. I4th and y =. ave ~ OF 18th and
II ats ne. Washington, D C.. g address
". z. SLAUGHTER.
General Trafic Manager, Baltimore. Nd
sP5-G
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
ticket Office. 1871 Penna. Ave.

D-OrTCE-EoIIovying schedule not guaranteed
e.oS m daEy-Ssaboard Mail through
.,,cbas and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah
80 JACKSONVILLE Through sleeper Washing
ton 20 Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta Din
so D. m daily-Seaboard Express Coaches
- fS7,il-7an 70 Savannah. Jacksonville,
Tampa Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis
n sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent
aDl9tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- R-Fouowing schedule figures published
,,rI,- as information and are not guaranteed
- Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile, New Or
leans, Asheville. Chattanooga Memphis, SIS
= =, and II 90 p m daily
~ Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga
.Fsr1nhfs- New Orleans. 1913 D m
FOR Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Aiken.
es,-s,rah Jacksonville. and Florida points
L. S. BROWN, General Agent.
.D13-ff
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AUTOMOBILES.
A Motor Buggy For You
10 Horse Power-Price $3.50

The Economy Model 3 A handsome.
practicable. economical. rubber-tire motor
buggy Meets requirements Of the business
man. physician. banker. lawyer. farmer. etc:
most economical vehicle made: speed 20
miles per hour; suitable for city OF country:
goes anywhere-rough roads no obstacle a
great hill climber; always ready: requires no
experience 20 operate Absolutely reliable
Full particulars on request. Immediate ship
rnent. Write at once. Address Econ
ONiY MOTOR BUGGY co. Dept b o. Fort
Wayne. Ind. Reliable agents wanted every
where. ap4I1.1S25
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DANCING.

ThnnaVienue' Teach you to waltz correctly
th0uolloVH0 N few lessons: private or class
Lessons any hour. Academy 7l9 9Th st NV
Experienced and competent teachers Mr.
and Mrs. Edw. T. Dawson. spl2-st
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

With the most luxurious. best lighted and
fastest interurban cars n America
THE NEW AND BEST Way
TO BALTIMORE. Nd. ANNAPOLIS, Nd
AND GREAT u. 5 NAVAL ACCIDENT.
ONLY 70 MINUTES
From white House Station G5th and II
SITS ne-). Washington. 10 the heart OF the
business, shopping. hotel and theatsr cis-
tricts OF Baltimore. and direct connection
with every important street car line n that
city.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT
WIZ. H SAUNDERS q CO.,
14o7 T st. n. W.
S5S 18th NV. I7r. lso3s Came pl.sr. bs25-5O
%. .............slz5O % l722 P NV. ST B. 5000
15I5 Lamont ST. 1871 G NV. 81. b. $3.50
rooms. bath 81. so l74T Park road.
1916 Sth 81. NV. ST. bath $500. $3.50
Sr-. so lI525 10th nw..sr, $3.50
I4O6 Belmont NV pa KY. ave. Sc,
81. S35 sol 6r. bath IA %
zoo st. NV $50 80 iJt02 9th 6r&b--- -3zJS0
to07 9th NV. 6r.bSZ7-5tI
FLATS.
2z17 1ith NV. 6r. bSS5 % I7O6 NV, ST. b. SO 90
The Chelsea. Or. $3l l25O3 17thnw-. or IS 50
2o5 nth NV. or b. SIS 80 lSzI 85th. 81 b. 5000
22S 18th ne ,5r. b 81 so 65s Orleans ne, 5r-
ioi4 Fla ave. ST. as i'm ne. 5r.b..i $50
D. -....-.--.-...- si7-53 1879 S5th NV. er.
i3674 L Sc. Ar .SlO.0Ji b. ...............s $3.50
1915 L Sc Arb s. O1j 1867 L Sc. A. bSI0O0
1857 L Sc. AZ. b.. s. ool 1852 Sc ~. b 5000
COLoRED.
2o2e Roeedale no. 100 18th ne. 6rb is 80
SO 18th NV, Ar. b. ssh 18th St. 4r.
nat -------------Sl7 -5ol B. Fat $3.50
1927 Duncan ne.
Or bath .......-SI7.5Ol
SUBURBAN
Wesley Heights. D. c.. dwg-. and stable:
sr. b. $50 90
P;nehurst d. c. 7r. ana b: h. ". n. $50 20
1 aAona Park ST. and b., large grounds 5000
STORES.
1881 I4th NV. store Nv. cor. 18th and
ana 81. b--.---$ $50 ooI (Cor. So SIS %
80 n -SIS-5ol
STABLES.
Rear % Pierce NV: water; stalls......-ts.oo
FOR RENT-PETWORTH.
lCq7 9th St
Two-story and &c lar. rooms and bath:
FurIl8ce Heat.
10 D. Il
VIM. H. Saunders g. Co., 1907 z St. NV.
apls-5t
ON THE HEIGHTS.
IWo-story brick OF rooms and bath. cei-
lar and furnace: with fine side and front
Veranders- cOLLINS-GUERRY CO. 81 18th
ST hN- aplS-st
No. 1871 w ST NV. desirable 5-room brick.
good condition; rent, $3.50. CHAS. 5. MUIR
q CO, INC. 1903 New York II
Sa5.5o-on LIST St., BIoOuliagdaIe.
An attractive S-room and tiled bath resi-
dence with cellar and furnace; interior pref
tily decorated and in good repair COLLINS
GUERRY co. 81 l3th ST nv. apl7-3t
S1OBO-NEW
Six rooms and bath. southern exposure:
eernsnted cellars. Delightfully."- decorated.
@ and 18th SITS. Sc. 8 z. MASON. 1876
c sc. apis-7t
REDUCED TO $1,000 MONTH.
and tiled bath, IN excellent repair. located n
good section northeast. COLLINS-GCERR
co. 6ZI 18th 81. NV apIs-2t
FOR RENT-43I5. 1921 and 4szs Sth ST. Pet
worth. D c, rooms and bath, SIS. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER, 81 18th st. apiT-5t
FOR RENT-House: rooms and bath: side
yard. 18th st. extended. near terminus new
18th St car line: rent only $3.50. LOUIS
2. SHOEMAKER. sI2 18th St NV apI7-5t
s ST. NV. JO5-By MAY l. six rooms: bath:
modern improvements; $3.50. Apply 120s CT
rsrd 81. apI7-3t
FOR RENT-No- Sz5 Allison 81. NV. rooms
and bath. steam heat. large porch: front
Colonial: rent $3.50. Apply CHAS- E TRIB-
BY. 200 18th Ct. NV. apl6-D
FOR RENT-House sI6 18th st Sc rooms:
bath and range: large porch In front; S1l.5O.
Apply. CHAS- E TRIBBE. Thompson Bldg.
1O3 18th St nv. mh1s-tf
FOR RENr-Housss. apartments. and Offices
IN all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call al our once.
THOS- J. FISHER & co. (Inc-),
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
75S 18th St nv. faZS-tf
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REAL ESTATE.
GAINS IN HOMES, INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

For sale-Investment paying 10 per cent:
s-room brick: nearly new. heated by furnace:
modern improvements throughout house, IN
GLIDING gas range. large yard. big bargain:
only good for few days. Price. 81. 80; rented.
E22 So
Seven houses: 6-room bricks: rented. s a.s0:
will pay 10 per cent on investment; wi be
sold cheap for cash only.
The Washington times., 1908-04-18
Circuit Court, No. 4.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
assignments for Monday, April 2O.)
No. 500 Everett vs. Harvey
No. SO Lewis VS.. Martin
No. Ole. Dennison VS.. City g. Suburban
railway. ct al
No. $50. Heyman & Kramer VS.. Dob
bins.
No. So. Kaufman VS.. Dobbins.
No. S6A Rosenthal VS.. Dobbins-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Business property on F St, 4-story build
ing: renting in all Ss7 per month; will pay
per cent on investment
Four-story building on Pennsylvania ave.
under good rent and lease: paying good In
terest: Will sell cheap 20 close estate
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REAL ESTATE.

Two brick houses: lot 50x92; side and rear
alley: rented $50 per month. Price s.. 500
Two frame houses on business street, rent
ing for S51 per month: can easily be turned
into business house; size Of lot 32xlo7 II. to
alley. Price. 50. 700.
Two story apartment house in northwest;
rented 1880 month Price s.. 80: trust s. 900;
years. per cent. balance cash
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FOR SALE-HORSES.

YOUNG. sound mare, seven years old; work
anywhere; weight 100 lbs 925 II ne
apls-3t
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FOR SALE-LoTS.
I AM INSTRUCTED TO SELL THOSE
4 EEAL-IIEI-I. CORNERS ~
NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES
Stafford * Norway, the only real estate
Arm IN Northeast. They devote their entire
time 70 Northeast property What have you
TO rent or SELF We handle real estate loans,
insurance. collect your rents. insure your
property. Seventh and n SITS. ne. rnh1s-sOt
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ALL CASES all courts aud departments.
Collections and litigation everywhere. Con-
hdeatIaI. U. s LEGAL CORP. S07 Bond
building. apS-t
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OFFICE ROOMS.

adapted for business. storage or dwelling
purposes. 6ls Louisiana ave. nv. D. D
THOMPSON & CO, 1895 F st. api7-3t
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New Colonial six-Room House,

New Colonial Six-Room House,
large front porch. Colonial style. hot-Water
heat, cellar under whole house. light and
dry: beautiful tiled bath room: two-story
back porches. a model home In every way;
price -. 100 being &400 less than any sold IN
row. Owner and occupant. SIS F st ne or
sos F st. NV. Furniture Store aplZ-gt
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It'll ST. nw-, corner property; will sell a
a low price; good rent. no lease.
18th St. near You S-story brick build
ing with stable. store and dwelling; Will Sc
cheap
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Our Specially Is to Pay OF
Loans OF High-Rate
Money Lenders.

We nave interested men Of large means vna
- eo--S-sea VIII q small per cent On tnstr
.-.SoAey- Ahsy VIII advance any amount fr5-a
-. 80 80 On household furniture. pianos.
- - -. wagons. so-ar-ec employees etc In
tet0lG We charge Tor interest only
- - nc L--O-----yyc so one mo Il 5
- - OL-S LuO----S1y9 Sl5 one no 3 y
- - O--o HIo----e1-45 800 one mo. 8 81
- o4ie mo- -SL59 $50 one mo. 81 %
~ e-so maze small charge Tor a2prass-
ing properly. etc Loaas made out In easv
payments any time from 4 month % I year
We make q Speciality CT loans from SO %
~. and can give you the amount The dsy
you ask tor It. CAL. write. or telephone
POTOMAC GUARANTEE
LOAN COMPANY.
"a Floor sia1er sBus5-,
Phone MSS.
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astery-
One square from cars. 1875 Quincy 81
SbIookland), lot 5Oxl50; a great bargain. also
beautiful building lot: cor. I4th and Law
renee 81; lot 10X12Z #: a rare bargain
Apply Tor terms o. d.. W T BAI.DTTc
10 Quincy St CBroOkland). or Doctors Of
foe. 9Th and F sts nv ans
The Washington times., 1908-04-18

SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE. six acres, fruit
on Rockville trolley. 8, 20, FOX quick saIe
G. T SINCLAIR BOX ., silver SprfnC.
Nd aDI2-7t
DO YOU WANT a home near Chevy chase ?
For full particulars address 2. 0. BON 2s2
apl2-l5t
BEAUTIFUL seven-roOm cottage: Just c.
pleteo; with two acres Of ErOUni in District
near Congress Heights, Commanding view
good water price 5000. one-third cash
balance long time BOX 637. Times ONCE
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FOR RENT-PETWORTH.

O4N MIN = = 7 " OEl 7 n
lCg7 9th St
Iwo-story and &c lar; rooms and bath !:
Furnace Heat
Colonial Porch. Nice Back Yard.
VIM. H. Saunders g. Co., 1907 z St. NV.
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$50 D N.
o.. taos. IS 90 p-c1.
'S-19 an. 's1:Sl
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
MOORE & HILL Zinc

FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
Ten rooms. wide frontage. $500
LESS THAN ASSESSED VALUE
Fine ten-rOom house. near CAPITOL an
Library with three times the average front
&c; g. 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
HAD NO GUILTY
KNOWLEDGE
TREAsuRER's COUNSEL MAKES
PLEA THAT HIS CLIENT rs
INNOCENT.
(By united Press.l

HARRISBURG, Feb. 13.-Wtlliam I.
shafer, counsel of former Treasurer
Mathues, opened to-day proceedings
with an address in Mathues' behalf.
He declared his client had no guilty
know: adge that the state was not get
ting the value Of every dollar spent
for capitol trimmings. Counsel went
into detail of Mathues' connection with
the board of public grounds and build
ings. which was supposed to pass on
the furnishings. 1t had been impossi-
BILE he argued for Mathues to examine
every article of trimmings to see that
sanderson lived up to the contract.
schafrer tried to shift the responsi-
bility to Huston saying that Mathnes
had relied implicitly on Huston's GER
tification. shaffer insisted the ques.
ton for the jury was not whether the
State paid too much for the trimmings
but whether Mathues and his code
fendants had conspired to defraud. ow-
Ing to the critical illness of the daugh.
ter of Charles H. Bergner. shumaker's
counsel. court adjourned at noon un-
til Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
BELINGTON HAS
A BIC FIRE
CITIZENS PoUNcE UPON MER-
CHANT WHOM THEY sus.
PEcT AS "FlRE BUG"

ELKINs. Feb. 1a.-With buildings
burning all around them, irate citi-
zens almost mobbed and lynched Lew
is Cline, Robert Shapiro Kline and ia
cob Stittzler, in whose store the con
fagration which threatened to wipe
out several business blocks at Beling-
ton, yesterday morning was started.
Three fires have occurred in the
same store within as many weeks and
when Kline appeared, the crowd
pounced upon him with the intention
of hanging him. Intervention of the
undoubtedly prevented
trouble.
Three buildings were destroyed with
a loss of $25.OOO. The fire gained such
headway that the Bellngton fire depart.
ment called upon the Elktns depart
ment for aid, a special train carrying
the local fire fighters to Belington.
Friends of Messrs. Cline, Kline and
stlttzler declare they are unjustly sus-
pected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Z o
Third
Reading
ProhibitIon Amendment Went This
Morning with No Votes
Against It.
ALvoRD ORDERED TO APPEAR
AND TELL OF sLusH FUND.
Bailey Gas Amendment Was Killed
BY Large Vote In Senate
This Morning.
ALvoRD ORDERED TO APPEAR
AND TELL OF sLusH FUND.
lsnecial to the WEST YIrginian.l y


CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. 13.-
The Senate this morning passed the
substitute prohibition amendment to
third reading. An effort was made to
amend the amendment by prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of tobacco
and cigarettes, but the amendment
was lost. There was no dissenting
voice when the bill was advanced to
third reading but 1t Is understood that
the liquor interests will make fight
when 1t comes up for final passage.
Theodore Alvord was this morning
ordered to appear before the Senate
body at time to be fixed by the spe-
cfal investigating committee and give
any information relative to the cor
ruption fund, also any information he
might have secured relative to any at
tempt at corruption on the part of
any Senator.
The Bailey constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the expectation OF
gas was killed by large vote this
Senator McDermott, BalIey's
colleague, was one Of the those most
bitterly opposed to the measure.
. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Got "A Ducking,
Lost Their Jobs
suPT. swEEDE PAID OFF MEN
AND LEFT FOR HOME
HIMSELF.

superintendent sweede, who has
had charge of the erection of the new
bridge here, left for his home yester.
day. For several days he had been
engaged in taking steel out of the riv-
er that was submerged when the false
work went out on January 18th. The
flat boat used as ferry together with
a flat boat of the company's were used.
A derrick was built on one Of the
boats. When the crane hooked on to
one of the heavy steel pieces the end
Of the boat went down ducking three
OF the workmen. 1t is said that
sweede came to the city, paid the
men and then started for home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
MAKING 1. GOOD
is THE MURRAY AND MAcKES
STOCK COMPANY AT TttE
- eRANo THIS WEEK:

H.
AS the Murray & sIackey stuck
Company continues to play Its sever
al advertised attractions they are be-
ginning to win place in the hearts
of their well pleased audiences. Their
efforts are being met with marked ap-
plause and appreciation. which even
surpasses the reception accorded to
many of the higher priced attractions
that have visited Fairmont. The per-
formance last night was .lramauza-
ed version of "a Study in Scarlet"
in which Sir Conan Doyle's great de-
tective character Sherlock Holiness"
was the feature character. The work
of the Murray and Mackey Stock COM
pany In producing this play was eff
clent and entertaining. every perform
er doing his part with more or less
credit, all toeing the mark set by the
audience. Frivoli and the Hudson
Brothers are two of the vaudeville
acts that are popular with those at
tending; the other turns between the
acts are also making hit. To-nights
performance will be 1.-THE Avenger,"
an intense and exciting melodrama.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
WINDOW CLASS
COMPANY HAS
LIGHTED FIRES
Means Work
For 40 Men

s
The Fairmons window glass factory
on the Belt Line, which has been idle
since last fall, stared its fires this
morning and will resrme operation by
the first Of March. Turing the win
ter every part of the plant has been
carefully gone over ane all repairs
needed were made. The management
Of the plant realized. that TO. owing the
proper adjustment Of certain questions
that affected its running, good sea-
son awaited 1T These questions are
practically settled, at least their ad-
justment has progressed SO far that
the fires have been started, giving en-
ployment to one hundred and forty
men. This is the full capacity Of the
plant. In few days the hum of in.
dustry along the Belt Line will give
new life to the city.
One of the officials Of this enter
prise stated this morning that the fac
tory was starting of with bright out
look. He said that the orders are
large and plentiful and that everything
indicates splendid market for glass
products. He was very much pleased
with conditions and thought that the
prospects for the Fairmont Window
Glass Company werevery encouraging
It's start is welcome news to all Fair
monters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13

We wish to call your attention to
the bargains now offered In the sale
Of lots In East Park, both as to value
of the property and the easy way in
which you can pay for them, which
will be explained by our agents or at
the office.
Remember, these lots are not in a
new locality where improvements must
yet come to make them OF value, but
the improvements are already there,
paved streets, some splendid dwellings,
beautiful park, and only a short time
until street cars will run through the
property. and then every LOT viii. dou-
BILE In value. All these things tend to
make 1t pleasant place for a home,
sides many Of these lots have build
ing sand enough on them to pay for
them and have the lots ON the clear.
You should not let this opportunity
pass unheeded. secure a home of your
own and stop paying rent. which Is
like money thrown away.
Think this matter over carefully, de-
eide wisely and act now before some
one else selects the very lot you want
and you suffer disappointment because
of the delay. There are but a few Of
these fine lots left and this chance
may mot come again.
TIE RIxFRYI1W LAND CO., s
-. ~. coRs. Manager,