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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

of weakenips. me sciose was ysrrng.
 adrsSesa ssls sPsoss o ss @ sssts s r s ''s
 N Ciearancess.of wheat and Hour weTe equal to i67.0o0 husheis Rrtnafy feceiptss were 2se. GOO hushels cornpRred. with 4fL0oo the corresponding day year f9Gos ss4.5 sss -, n .lfinAeapolls. Duluth and Chic4 50 reperted recripts Of IT cars against sl71 last week. a9a fbe sjs esfS a ysan atisa was firm at the start beeause sof the strength of Hhess bot heavy sales based on more favorahle wcather con- ditiops for the new crcg soon asaessd 2 :, ss. F. we're slump in prices. The Sniarkst was @ also in local receipts. 4 heavy tone prevailed throughout the renainderrof the day and the market closed weak at ainaost the, low est point essz -sf fr4's9s ..ts v
 July. opened M@ we higher sst q < 2 Be sold off to 6e%c and ciosed at: es5s Q ssc.5
 Oats were firm afi day owing to the strength Of wheat and to some tnnfa vsFahle news iresafding the 'ner cEoDS Trading vas fairly active carly ip. the day but lst.r pe- cans ggist and insctiys July @ opsn.sss MS snt, to range and closed at f3c. sssta 5t9 Fl Proxisiosn were quiet the ysreater psEt nf the day and the market was fairly steady. {. The break in corn tended to offset Q 1oc advance. In live hDSss "A C the close July pork was up 31kc at $ft.12A I.erd was off SIS. '. '''.s-
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LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
 NEGROES NEAR UNIONT0WN

Uniontown. June 3:-(Special.)- Friday Afternoon on l., 0. Davidson.s plantation, a shower came up and eighteen negroes sought shelter in a small cabin. the house being so full Mir Davidson did not go in and there by saved his life, as lightning struck the house. killing Beauregard staton and seriously injuring a woman, be- sides injuring several others, 6 A negro, John Henry. was also Killed by lightning near Faunsdale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Danyl

These prices ars at wholesaie and not to
 stsPcSMcorn SGeseasor soioe: standard goods Pearl atci gloss lump lsse; nickel goods
 Lsrd-Leat Toe: compound Sc; basis
 Rics-Extra fancy head 7Me. fancy head 6M0fc; broken 4M c Sc; Japan 6h 05ko.
 sait--Livsrpooi si.is; Virginia COG: Lou
 vinesar-Per gallon 1s0asc.
 Coffee-Green common Sh @10c; prime
 csndies--xxx Soda sAcs XXX ginger
 ssrdinss--Amsrisan mustard ss.ss: < -Oil aiidss-Dry Hints s0so: dry saited s07e: green hides s@Ae; green salted 4e.
 Wool.cisaf isc. bury sei1o; washed Gesi--stanaard ssc: waterrrOund ssc:
 Fruit and Produce-Fsncy lemons ssOs l per box q; ;sss Irish pStatces per bushel ey H. P. Peanuts skc Ib; choice Fioriaa oranges. assorted sizes s9 so; Florida Pine
 Tomatoes ts.2s; Snap Beans stand q; l cucumbsrs e1.so.
 Cheess-Full cream. daisies 1sc: singles | 16Mo; 1 lb. cuts square He.
 Grits-Per bbl tl.75; per sack s2. s5. Grain and Hay--Bran q .55; shorts sl .sS timothy hay SIS %; Johnson grass T5c; AL faifa S1.25: corn CSC.
 Prime Gotten Seed Meal SSe.os; sacked Moiasses-Georgia cane. bbL 40c gallon: cases. gallons ts: 50 per case; maple syrup | Log Cabin Brand. gallons S1A; 4 gallons r yJ .5O: quarts S4. 26 per do8
 chiekens-Hens sb @4oc; frysrs sS 0AOc;
 susar-Gsanuiatsd s Rc; F. r. C. SRe. Eggs-Ibo.
 BasEins-New juts 50 or 30 yd. pieesu K ih. TSei 2 ID. s&e: second hand susaI | sack 7h 0sMc. | Ties-NeW Arrow Sl IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TRAeEDY IN cIacUs.
Husband of Acrobat Cuts Rope TheE
 Kills Lover.


 Venice June IRA double tragedy has taken place in travelling circus giving performances at the town of Mestre, short distance from here.
 Among the performers were two ac- robats. a man RafaellI. and his wife. Emma. A rich man about town had fallen in love with the latter and had begun a hasOn with her. Accidentally Rafaelli discovered his wife's unfaith- fulness and planned a terrible revenge. While his wife was performing her dangerous acts in the flying trapeze under the roof of the circus tent Ra- faelli suddenly cut the rope which held the trapeze and the young woman fell down into the sand of the arena dying. Her lover rushed to her side and while he was holding her head on his lap kneeling at heraslde Rafaelli cleft his head from behind with an axe and then calmly surrendered to the police.
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HANK gTATENFurT

New York. June. l5.--The statement of clearing house banks for the week ehows that the banks hold $5s.4sl. 500 more than the requirements of the 35 per cent re- serve rule This is an inoreass of $619a- 100 In the proportionatea cash reserve as compared with previous accounts. The statement follows:
 Loans $1,21s. 866.s 500 inc sz,2e4,700 Deposits $1,2S9. 256, 400 inc SC, 756 900. Circulation $56,634.400 dec. SIs6 40O Legal tenders s74.237,900 inc $2.365, 800. specie sSol. 467. 500 inc. s5.225. 230.
 Reserve SS75, ,750. 100 inc. S7SSS.1o0. Reserve required $322.314 100 inc sl. 7sO 0Oo Surplus $53, 4SI.30O inc s619e, i0O
 Ex-U s. Deposits S5S.439 f00 inc, s1e9 2s0
 Tne percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks at the close of bust ness yesterday was 29. 59. aaS1-s
 The statement of the banks and tr,,sf companies of Greater New York snot mem. bers of the clearing house association show that these institutions have aggregate de- posits Of $S5O, ,664. 400; total cash on hand sE2' 2'ISS'soO and loans amounting to sS92.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 13.-Spot cotton was steady st an advance of 1-i6c on all grades. Middiing Il 9-isc. Sales were 4b0 baieA on the spot and i75 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady three to four points above the close of yesterday. In the ab- holiday Is being observed. the attention Of traders was centered in the weather de- veiopments and the weekend showing. The unsettled and somewhat unfavornble wealth sr was principally responsible for the ad- vance which continued up to the close. The large mill talxings for the week also served as bullish factor and aided in the im- provement in prices. At the close. which was quiet and steady, the active months we're II to 1s points above the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

T--Indicates inappreciable rainfall s--For yesterday. t--For 24 hours ending 6 arn 18th meridian time.
 NOTE--The average maximum and mini. mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ac- tual number of reports received The ''stata of weather sa that prevailing at time of ahAArvation.
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NEW wAREHoUsn.
Farmers Union to Construct Building
 fin Midland.

Midland City, June 1s --(Special. )-- The Farmers Union has Just purchased the ground for the erection of Farm CTS Union warehouse. The capital stock will be s4.00O, with members of the different unions as stockholders. The building when comploted will be one of the finest in. the country. It will be ready for use early in the fall. {.
 Several crates. of caRteloupes were shipped from here this week and sey- erals cars will be. shipped next week.
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Taft q unitaraan

Washington Cor sBaltimore Sun.
 Within the last few weeks there have been many inquiries coneerning the religious beliefs of the Secretary of War in view of his prospective. candi- dacy for President
 ,te There is widespread impression that
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TcIeetgon, tn Tfnionfoyvn.

Uniontown, June Especial. )--At the primary election .rhufsiay. c. A. Terrell received the Ilomination for Mayor and the following as, Aldermen: W. H. Tayloe, w. J White. A. L.. Morgan, Dr, $. T.. Whitfield and John S. Kennedy. .s.-s1l
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BRADsrnEETI-.,s' BANK cIEARINas.

New York, June -Bradstreet's Bank Clearinss, report for the week ending June 10. shows an aggregate of $2. 226s s0s0. 000, as against $2.427.S11, 1000 last week and S2,613,- sst.oeo in the cerrespondins week of last year:
 The fuffowins is list or the cities:
 Dar
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REMARKs
so...-ua .,.,,. hEmAkks:

Scattered showers have fallen in all dis- trtcts, except Atlanta, and Augusta, being very light in Teaxs and in the northeastern districts, though locally heavy In portioaa of Georgia and Louisiana. Temperatures average very slightly higher. ~
 FRANK P. CHATTER
 Section Director. ". Il
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cnIcAaO I.IYE .lsToCK.
NEW WORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, June 1s.--Coffee -futures Qpen- ed quiet at unchanged prices and closed inactive net unchanged, Sales were reported of 1000 bags. July at 5.95.s
 Spot dull; Rio No.z7 6kcs santos No. sNc; mild quiet; Cordoya aA @l2Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

WEATHER CONDITIONS. Light, scattered rains have occurred in nearly all cotton districts and locally heavy rains have fallen in portions of Georgia and Louisiana, though fair weather is fair ly general to the east of the Mississippi river this morning. under the influence of an area of moderately high air pressure over the eastern portion of the country. An s area of low barometer extending from southern Texas to Minnesota, with center oyer western Missouri. has caused showers the Mississippi, with locally excessive rain at Kansas City. though an area of high" central over Montana is now giving generally fair weather in the West.
 Temperatures have risen somewhat in central and lake districts. and have chang ed but slightly elsewhere
 Conditions now favor fair weather In this vicinity tonight followed by showers and cooler Sunday.
 COT TON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery. Alabama. for the 24 hours endjng at am. Hath meridian time.
 Saturday June 13. 1908.
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THE METAL MARKErs.

NeW fork. June 1s-rhe metal market was quiet in the absence of cables and prices were nominally unchanged Tin was dull at $2s. 25 O $2S. 5O
 Copper is steady in tone with lake ouoted at SIP ST h @&13 electrolytic at SI3 ssH @s71s and casting at SIP. .s0@e2H, Lead was quiet at s4. 47h 952K and smell ter dull at S4.571z @62h
 Iron remained qulet at recent prices
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YEyV YOREr rOTTON.

New York. June 13.--The market closed steady with prices net 12@22 points high CT.
 Receipts at the ports today s.sfs bales. against i0.21e last week and 2.15l last year. against s4.Sss last week and 5s, ,sss last year.
 Tcdaysn receipts at New Orleans l, 200 bales against E39 last year and at Houston 1.365 bales. against 295 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed very steady: o
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NEW YoRK PRODUCE.

New York June ls.-Cotton seeo oII steady; prime crude ss@4oc; do yellow
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining ss 90 @ s3; centrifugal se-test s4. 40@42; molasses su- gar a. 65 Q e7; refined steady; No. 6 Ss5. %; No S4 sk: No. 6 &4. 90; Confectioners A S5 20; mould A s5 7s: cut loaf se. 90: crushed SC 10: powdered s5. DO; granulated @5. 40; cubes s5.6b.
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refv ed their nlofss ys cen naE cent with : ofIt ceremoay. delay ssFobpsFy or req ffSse and -tile busIiseas was over.
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St. Louis June 13.-(Speeial. )-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol-
 wheat: July ssH@% bid; range ssH to SEA- Sept. s4M bid; range S3 E as4 to S4T Dec. ss bid; range.
 Corn: July SIX o $ A; range 61A Q %A to a7K Sept. GINA; range. Dec. 53A range.
 Oats: a5k bid; range. Dec. 36k Did range.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Chicago June I3.-AdultIonHI rum m Kansas and Missouri was chiefly resp lnsible for sharp bulge in the l9cai T1sat aS 1srkst showed A net gain of 14kc. Corn was off s
 e Ne Oats were hc higher and provisions
 1rbe wheat nsarJSet opened strong owing to an active general demand which vas brought out by the unfayoraple westher the winter wheat belt and by an advance of more than Id at Liverpool SumerHas ths day and these tended to add 10 the strength. There was liberal realizing at aorbed and tha markot showed DO slgns
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Nsw orleans. ,Inne ls--IRsoelpts. aas bbls.

New Orleans. June la.-Heceipts SAo DOls rogln; 230 barrels turpentine-
 Exports none.
 Charleston, June 13.-Turpentine Nssteadv sac; sales none.
 Rosin steady. Quote: ABC sz.5s; D s5 90; ss. LOO; F s3. os@10; G ss.1 H $3.so; s6 40: wv $e.46.
 Wilmington, June I5.-Spirits turpentina nothing doing; receipts 37 casks.
 Rosin steady $2. 40; receipts 132,
 Tar firm s1 so; receipts k3. Crude turpentine firm $2 %; $2.70 and eS. IS: receipts 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Cincinnati, O.. June 1S.-Arrived Virginia from Pittsburg
 Passed up: Alice Brown, Louisville for Pittsburg. Stage IS feet; stationary.
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Evansville, Ind, Juney IS. River, 12S: faIiing Partly cloudy, warmer
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NAVAI aTnREs.

Savannah, June l3--TurDentinel firm Zoe: sales 41e: receipts 1.s4I; shipments 2.35s.
 Rosin firm; sales 3,357;s- receipts 4.OfSg sl1ipments i,54s; stock sI, sss. Quote: ABc gs 10: D s3.05: E 8 .l5; F. S3. 25; c a. 30; II 3s,T5: $4: so; s5.e5; M $500; "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
nArrraTnn FxpnRra
sr InITa GRAIN.

Galveston, Tex. June l5.--EXports q ending June 13: Flour Ss3 barrels
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Pittsburg. Pa. June 1S s--River. s. s, falling. Low water lays mp regular packets. .a. -4s6-e.s
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srrMa corroN MAnKET.

Selma, June 1s.--( -(special) )--The price of spots quoted in the local cotton market today were as follows:
 Good middling .... .... .... .......41 1l%c Strict mtddling .... s...' '...--i. Ac Strict low middiing i. .... .... ..- II Rc Low mtddling ...., ,... gee cess. s1V% c
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RIVER REP0l1Ts.

Louisville. Ky; June ;.Ts .-Riyer fan- ing; on falls, s.5; in canal, si5 . below locks. 12.4. Hot and thunder shew- ers.' ss r .A.s ;tss tss
 Arrived: City of cinclnnatf. cincin- natl: Peters Lee, cihefnnati : Tell City. Evansville. .- , ,ss .--.s NS. te
 Departed: Peters Lee. Memphis; City of Cincinnati, Cincinnati; :; Tell City. Evansville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

St Louis. Mo. Jnhe. ta Arrived: Tennessee from Kansas City: John A. Wood from Cairo; J. F., Silver from Missouri River; Harvester from Padu- cah {.
 Departed; Harvester for Paducah: John A. Wood for Cairo. ],
 Gauge, 31.4; rising. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
r nnrn.Ns- ~ snnr nnr.ns,n
NEW OkLEANb sFOL COLIUN. eady; sales s25; receipts l.2o0; stock

gz.616.
 Low ordinary, nom .... 1hc Ordinary. nom it..s .ssAA. v 1o-loc Good ordinary .s's .s.. .. TAG Low middling ...s .l9 Ac Middling s.e.R ..-...l1 s-1ec Good mtdding ....} ..l5 l-lse Mtddling far s.rs tsss s~.-9s s-!sc
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iFioodI Gage lch'ngI Rain tStaEs Readsl 74 24 ! STATIONS am.I hrs. 1 hrs
cRisinE. x--Fallinx.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and! the Alabama will fall slowly or remain stationary.
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s--Receivsd too late to be included in av- Aragea.
 DISTRICT AVERAGES.
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l Sales lHlgh.l Low. lcloss
 IL Bid
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Daily Cotton Market.
 poxr moyxmENr. ss 9s

rotai today at all ports net s,s1s: ship stock 314,553. f Consolidated at all ports, net s,sf1: ship Total since Sept. l. at all ports net s0S8. France s14.6so: continent S.17be0Is Japan
 rurnRsoR
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CLOSING sTocK LlsT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
oRDNR oF PuBLIcATIoN.

In the matter of the petition OF
Charles w. Lynch, ]. NJ. Swartz, John
B. Smith. Lloyd Nutter, e. w. VIII
liams, w. C. McKeehan, Harvey w.
Harmer, A.. K. Thorn and e. N
Flowers. trustees OF the Con Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Clarksburg.
Harrison County, West Virginia, filed
in the circuit court of Harrison coun-
ty on the 5th day of October, 1908.
praying said court for authority TO
old church and parsonage property
situate o nthe south side of Pike
street in Ctarlssburg. and being the
same property conveyed to the trust
tees of said church by William Heinz
worth and wife by deed dated the
27th day of January, 1866, and of
record in the proper office of said
county in Deed Book 4s, page $40.
and apply the proceeds of said sale
to the building of a new church on
its lot at the corner OF Pike and Sec
ond streets In Clarksburg, said sale
having been authorized by the Quar-
teri yConference of said church.
which is the duly authorized author
ity to administer it's affairs.
Now. therefore. all persons inter
ested are hereby notified to appear
before the judge OF the Circuit Court
of Harrison county at the court house
thereof on the goth day of October
1908, to do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest herein.
II. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
HARVEY w. HARMER,
Counsel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17

Weaver and Kamburger's merry
musical comedy, "A Royal Recep-
ton headed by the droll comedian
Edward Wright. win be the attraction
at the Grand opera house TONIGHT. a
matinee performance was given this
afternoon. During hte action OF the
comedy sixteen big musical numbers
are introduced, including the follow
ing: "SIlvery Moon" Gee. Wish 1
Was a Guy Like Diamond Dick, ="
ana " The Circus CalIiope.' Js'flch
have never before been heard here
Edward Wright. the comedian. who
was last season featured in the OPP
pheum Vaudeville circuit, is making
the hit Of his career In the play as
Hiram Huckle," the messenger boy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
POOL PLAYING CONTEST
For Championship of the City
Has Been Arranged by
Ben Levy.

Ben Levys pool playing contest for
the championship of ClarksburG has
been arranged. owen smith former
ly of Chillicothe. o., and Dick CarPer.
viii be the contestants. series of
five games of one hundred ball pool
viii he played, beginning Monday
night at o'clock. One hundred
balls viii be shot each. night and Fri
day night, the one having the largest
number out OF the i've games will be
declared the winner and handsome
prize will be awarded to him All
are invited to call and witness the
games. No other pool or billihrd
games will be played while the con-
test games are on.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
q HoWEsS eSREcLAL RROToGRARHERM L1lDLA y

AS a special feature the great Yea
ger-Lewfs- Kemp troupe of comedy &C
robats have been engaged and will
positively appear at each perform
ance.
No attraction of our day illustrates
the possibilities of moving pictures as
does Lyman H. Howe's Lffeorama to
be seen at the Grand opera house
next Monday night. 1t is far more d.
verting and educational than the usu-
al dramatic offering. and much more
resplendenut of the worlds wonders
and beauties. 1t combines the artis-
tic. historic and pictorial in way
which few If any. dramatic produc-
tions do. The new program more
than ever reveals great scenes great
events. great architecture. 1t whisks
the audience over the Zermatt rail-
way through the heart of the great
est swiss scenery. then back to Wit
ness in England the most thrilling
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SHOWINGS OF CITY STORES

fun of popular French Briar and
cob pipes. accompanied by print bags
of the Gold Crumb tobacco.
Another large department store
filled with its up-to-date attractions
has as its special feature this week a
brilliant den corner in the basement
department.: guns. cross sabres. In
dan heads. pipe racks. burnt leather
goods designed in sofa cushions. has,
and placuues all form brilliant
corner shaded by the crimson lights
of electric bulbs. This popular shop
gave a very successful five hour sa lie
FRIDAY of women's and misses suits
reduced from $500 to $500. Many
out of town shoppers from Bucl<han-
non and Weston were among the buy
ers.
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steeplechase ever seen. ard the new
annual drill by the Reedham orpiIans-
Back again it pIurges into pictur-
esque old Naples and Sicily. and
finally to remote mysteries OF India
Then to modern Australia. showing
the strenuous Hfe~ of the antIpodes.
The sculptured art OF Rome; the sag
acity OF birds and animals; the Won
ders OF physical phenomena and
many other phases of life everywhere
are focused In one program OF SUI
prone Interest.
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1loreTIlan enough Too Much.

TomaIntaIn health a mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat The habitual con-
sumption OF more food than IS nee
essaryfor these purposes is the prime
cause of stomach troubles, rheumn-
tism and disorders OF the kidneys.
If troubled with indigestion revise
your diet. let reason and not appetite
'controland take a few doses OF Cham
berlafn's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will soon be all right again.
For sale by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17

one of the large department stores
has It's western window most at
trac.tveIy divided into three parts in
it's Fall decorations surrounded by
groupings of autumn leaves and plate
glass mirrors. The first section has
inuumerabIe Halloween stain glass
miniature lanterns lighted by small
candles in clarcIy designed cups
which never go out. already for the
illumination of the children's Hal
lowe'en parties which time is near at
hand and looked forward to with
much eagerness and delight by the
little folk The next section is de-
voted to the Queen wire jumping rope
for little girls, SO attractive with its
silver bells and wooden handles and
one great feature of this much sought
after rope Is, it is given away to each
purchaser of misses suit, coat or
SO. 90 worth of goods. The last sec
ton is filed with beautiful group
ing of fringed and knotted damaslt
towels. reduced from so cents to 80
cents as a special sale of tonight.
The counters of the Busy store" arc
filled with dainty Xmas articles in the
way of handkerchief bags. pin cush-
ions and toilet articles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17

Mrs. Payton Cost went to Parkers-
burg Friday evening to attend the
Baptist General Association which is
holding its annual meetings there
Mrs. c. a. Fielder, of Elkins' was
the guest OF friends in the city SAT-
nrday ON her way home from visit
to friends at Mt. Glare.
DIR. Herbert Atchison has returned
from Fairmont where he attended
the annual convention of the West
virginia State Dental Society.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Curtin went
to Grafton Saturday to attend the
high school football game there.
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VANTED-At once, n partner 20 buy
one haif Interest IN ina paying IL
Illustrated lecture business; need q
9artnes to travel. and make adj
VANCE dates, with lodges. schools
and churches. Ny proposition Is q
money maker. ana VIII stand a
thoroush Investigation. Gail Mar
VIM" Capitol hotel, clarksburg, w.
Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Or. rhomas- Eclectric OIL is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight
years. Mrs. L. whiteacre, Buffalo,
NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17

Something New in BowIing-Grca
Sport and Fine Exercise for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17

Rose stahrs thoughts we're first di-
rected to the stage by attending first
night performances in Chicago. with
her father. Colonel stahl. who was
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-17
for many years dramatic critic for a
Chicago newspaper

Charles Klein. the anthor of The
Lion and the Mouse first became
prominent as librettist of several
comic OPERAS.