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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-21

M0nfcIalr.
MONTCLAIR-A gentleman's place at Mont
clair, containing 10 acres. with 2 modern
houses, IA and 20 rooms each; just right for
DEVELOPMENT; this property can be bought for
$50, 600: II the land is properly sub-dlvided IL
viii bring many more thousands than the
asking price: these are propositions that mean
to you 1t Is to your best interest 10 Investigate
| this proposition. MURDOCH. opp. Lackawan-
ma, Montclair.
| MoNTCLAIR-A gentleman's residence, con-
tanning thirteen rooms; situated on a beautf-
full corner on the south side OF Montclair; plot
~ioQx2eei automobile garage; this property, must
be be sold; the , assip ts. price eps, ~ Is ,s ~ 700, whien an q
I IL you are looking for a high-class proposition
| II Is TO your interest TO look this property over.
MURDOCH, opp L~4ackawanna. Montclair.
MoNTcLAIR-A new stucco house. containing
| ten rooms, two baths and all improvements;
situated on a lot 50x150; excellent location
price Is 50. 900; when you see 1t you will appre-
ciate the fact that 1t is far below. its actual
value; one of the rare opportunities that Is
offered to the home seeker: can be seen any
clair.
| MoNTcLAIR-A beautiful ten-room residence
containing every modern Improvement; right
in the heart OF Montclair; beautiful location.
VIII be saerlfieed for s1oSo; m fas,' no o rea-
opp L~ackawanna, Montolair.
IMMEDIATE possession. 10 rooms, bath. steam
heat, improvements; lot 50xi35 81, 500: 81. 600
cash, or sell on rental plan; ga per month;
lease S720. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
Observation-Disclosures two-family fiat con-
| taining IA rooms; all improvements; separate
heaters. separate baths, rents for $50, price
| 81. 900; terms TO suit. MURDOCH, opp. Lacka-
wanna, Montclair.
IMMEDIATE possession; 10 rooms; bath; steam
heat; improvements; lot 50x135; 81, 500; 81, 900
cash or sell on rental plan SIS per month, lease
500. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc,
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
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Verona.
| NUMEROUS houses. with improvements:
choice building sites on high ground, and
farms, any price; ask about Baldwin
Heights" CLINTON ID. BALDWIN,. Bloom
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Glen Ridge.
M0nfcIair.

COY home; 7 rooms; bath; improvements; lot
50xso0i must be sold; 5000. NATHAN RUS
SELL, Inc.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

TliREn furnished rooms for two, gentlemen;
centrally located; state location and terms.
T., Boz Il. Star office,
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid ind asked prices appended
furnished through Eisele a. King.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WO furnished or unfurnished rooms In pri-
ygto family. Address BERLIN. 297 Plane st.
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Can You Spare sop?

YesY Then come at our expense and visit our
property at Floral Park; all city improve
ments: over 100 houses built last year. only 20
minutes from city by subway; trolley direct to
New York. Small monthly payments buy home
or business site. Money advanced to build.
Write or call the HOUSE AND HOME CO.
207-211 Market ST., Newark.
HONEY is what l need pressingly. and in or
der to meet with few running debts, am will
ing to sell my one-family house, six rooms,
large attic and good cellar, with improve
ments. fer IS. coo; It is located on Mt. Prospect
av. lot 50xl30; come to my rescue. Address
URGENT. Box 40. Star office.
FOR SALE-West End bargains: Nice one
family houses, South Eighteenth ST., 81, 500
each; terms to suit. Two-family house, South
Eleventh ST., near Fifteenth av-; all improve
ments; only $4, 200 IL sold today. Also several
brand-new two-family houses, IL rooms, ?
baths all improvements. near park; terms
reasonable; only 81, 500. Inquire at ERNEST
J. Il. FIEDLER'S West End Real Estate and
General Insurance Once. Ill Littieton av.,
corner Thirteenth av.
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Extra we'll built two-family house, on large
lot, separate entrances and steam heaters and
every other modern Improvement; u hand
somely decorated rooms and 2 baths. rent of
one floor practically pays expenses Of entire
building: get our price and terms on this be-
fore buying elsewhere. PHILIP j. BOWERS e.
CO.. 1883 Market st.
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WHEN you get tired of paying rent and
want to be your own landlord, or when YOU
want to. double your money by buying two very
cheap. desirable plots, price $3.50 each, on easy
monthly payments, where so many buildings
are going up around them that they will soon
be very valuable. call or send to me for par
ticulars. They have sewer, water, gas, SIDE
walks, trees, etc.; sensibly restricted; fine
neighborhood, near two car lines. high eleva-
tion; best bargain offered this year. Seeing is
believing, so take Springfield or Broad st. cars
over Clinton av. to Stuyvesant av. and call
at the little yellow one-story house there.
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nIoomneid.

GLEN RIDGES. 900: new shing1e and stucco
house Of seven rooms, bath; steam heat; hard
wood trim; beam ceiling In dining room; laun-
dry in celiar; beautiful location on wide, shady
street; convenient to stations, trolley and
schools; lot 5Qxl5o; this Is a house you would be be
cash. balance as rent. II. s. CONNOLLY &
co, opposite I.~aekawann station, Glen Ridge.
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CITY.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-One-family house. . or 10 rooms.
price not to exceed 81, Coo desirable location;
handy to ST res; neighborhood of James st,
preferred. PHILIP BLUMENHEIN. 76
Broad st.
WANTED-Two-family house in section Of
Clinton and Elizabeth avs, not further than
Milford ay. price not to exceed, S!.O0oi II You
have anything as above described, list with me
at once. | mean business. PHILIP BLUMEN-
HEM, 1T6 Broad st.
WANTEp-TWo-family house. between Fair
mount av. aud 9th ST, bounded by 18th and
South Orange avs; must be very reasonable.
PHlLIp BLUMENHEIN. 776 Broad st.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close
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The known movemen of one for
the week ended with the close. of bust
ness on Thursday indicate a gain in
cash by the local institutions of $780,
900. The banks gained from the in
terror s5,S11 900. making the total gain
from this source in nine consecutive
weeks s53. 903. 700. They gained from the
s~ub-treasury on the record this week
81 .551 900, a total gain of 1882, 600. Fig
uring the gold exports this week at &c.
500, 600 leaves a net gain over all as
stated above.
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BeIleviIIe.

compels me 10 sacrifice the five most BEAyTI-
l. LOCATED LOTS in tine Oaks Ma
lone av., Just off Union av., Belieyille; one
third cash, balance easy terms. Write
GEORGE f. DEMING. Hackensack, N. j..
REAL STATE values: insurance loans. III.
cGNNELD. 113 Washington av,, Bellevhie;
esta hiisfed 1898.
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WANTED TO RENT.

REFINED elderly couple seek furnished house,
keeping apartment for summer near Lacka-
wanna station; best care guaranteed. Address
JOHNSTON, Box 6, Star Office.
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SIx-ROOM house for sale, part improvements;
bargain; s., 500. Inquire Sc Cummings 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CLINTON HILL-Ten-room, one-family; all
modern improvement; large stable; paved
81, 200: owner VIII take large mortgage: could
not be duplicated for 5000.
CLINTON HILI-Large three-family, II
rooms: all improvements: separate steam; en-
closed porches, dumb-waiter, screens, awnings;
situated next to Clinton av., on paved street;
annual rent $500; want offer
CLINTON HILL-Beautiful two-family; 10
rooms: all separate improvements; burlap
decorations; screens, awnings; a good, substan-
tial house at a low figure.
CLINTON HILL-Thirteen rooms, two-family;
all improvements; hardwood trim: handsome
ly decorated; on paved street; worth your time
to look it over and make an offer.
CLINTON HILL-rwo-family. Il rooms: steam.
all improvements; lot 50x10o; brick pavement;
beautiful garden; $500.
NORTH eth sr.-coz one-famiiy: nine
rooms; bath; steam; nicely decorated; asphalt
pavement; $500.
! CLINTON HILL-old-fashioned t~wo-famiiy: 10
rooms: stable; grapes; fruit; lot e5xl0o. paved
all improvements; lot sSx1Oo; can be bought
right.
rooms; bath: steam; hard trim; nicely deco
rated; make an offer.
| CLINTON ILL Leslie St, comfortable
nine-room. one-family: all improvements: lot
5oxi00; make a reasonable offer and be happy.
OTTO & co.
5H Bergen st. Phone 1107-w. waverly.
HERES your opportunity; six-room house,
part improvements; lot 40x166: grapes. fruit,
ETC.; barn; price, 81, 500; $500 cash: balance,
terms to suit. & AHNLE 545
Bloomfield av..
FOR SALE-Factory. suitable for tailor shop.
in the Italian district on the Hill; brings
81, 700 per year: price S15. 900. terms easy. Ad-
dress Box g., Star Office
SOUTH THIRTEENTH ST. 81 and 64-Two
modern two-family houses, with IA rooms
each, equipped with all improvements. inelud-
are 6 years old and unusually we'll constructed;
| they were not built for speculation; will be
sold separately or together; price Sc. 600 each.
lJOHN ID. TOPPIN, Orange and Seventh SITS.
A SPLENDID PAYING INVESTMENT
| Fine six-famfly house; close to three trolley
lines; contains 30 rooms and six baths; house
three years old; newly papered and painted
inside and outside; every apartment rented and
always rented; will sell at an exceptionally
low price. and on terms that viii net over q
per cent. on cash invested. PHILIP ]. BOW
r & CO., 19 Market st.
FOR ~SAIE-Eight lots on Murray St. one BLOCK
from South st. station. Apply to NJ. s.
DRAKE, $50 Clinton av., lrvington, N. J.
IN THE HEART oF RoSEvILLE.
Lr.f, xxAft L..ftf 4x~N. arntlx hAtnao On lnA0a
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IN THE HEART OF RosEvILLE.

FOR ~SALE-Eight lots on Murray ST., one block
from South st. station. Apply to NJ. s.
DRAKE, $50 Clinton av., Irvington, N. J.
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BLOOMFIELD-A beautiful residence contain
ing pine rooms and every modern improve
ment. on one of the most beautiful corner plots
in Essex County; just finished. tile bath, beam
ceilings. wide yeranda, beautifully decorated;
everything that goes with a high-class prop
ositian: ST. 900 for a house that Is cheap at
clair.
CHOICE restricted plots on Watsessing av.,
40x100. $500; Clearfeld av.. 25x100. $500; COM
venient to everything. Address NATHAN
RUSSELL. Inc, or EDGERLEY & GlLSON
local representatives
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

A TWELVE-ROOM colonial mansion; stable;
garage: acre plot; choice location: furnace,
gas, bath: worth $40, 600; exchange for free and
Jersey H. HARDESTY. Railway. N. J.
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IMMEDIATE possession; 10 rooms; bath; steam
heat; improvements; lot 50x135; 81, 500: 81, 900
cash or sell on rental plan SIS per month; lease
1920. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc,
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CITY.
YOU GAMING LOSE MONEY
II YOU invest In Newark business property, as
1t will continue TO increase in value; we offer
a brick building, with large store and two
flats. we'll located, six minutes from Market
and Broad sts., at an exceptionally low price;
not much cash required. balance on easy
ket st.
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NUMEROUS houses. with improvements;
choice building sites on high ground, and
farms. any price; ask about Baldwin
Heights" CLINTON d.. BALDWIN. Bloom
field av.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BROAD ST, 9s5--New management: large and
board.
9IGH sr sss-Large. light, comfortable
rooms. frst-class table: reasonable: phons
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The Federal Mining and Smelling
Company today declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Ia per cent on
the preferred stock. payable June Is, TO
holders of record May 2s.
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MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL
ESTATE.

MONEY to loan on bond and mortgage.
g. GURNEY. counselor-at-law,
Union Building. 9-i5 Clinton st.
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M~ONTCLA1R-A beautiful ten-room residence
containing every modern Improvement; right
in the heart OF Montc1air. beautiful location.
win be sacrificed for 81, 900; In fact. no rea-
sonable offer will be refused.
opp L~ackawanna. Montclair.
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In the second hour today there was
evidence among the customers of COM
mission houses of a lively interest in
the price changes, hat represented an
eagerness to do something on the buy
ing side in view OF the fact that the
market appeared to be strong without
the aid of artificial help. The strength
of the Hill stocks was n of the most
notable features, and while outside OF
the exchange the rise in these issues
attracted favorable attention, room
traders recalled that G.. n X. and
| Northern Pacific not infrequenuy
moved at the end of a swing, and were
inclined to think that on the present
occasion their rise should be regarded
| by the bulls as the writing on the wall
The strength in these issues 1t was
argued had been reserved until 1t could
! be utilized by large interests to coneea
! selling at other points in the market.
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Although speculative sentiment at
the momen is in favor of higher prices
limitations come from two important
market interests hat the list as a
whole will be held in check around the
recent high levels. Speciality move
ments in some of the leaders may
create new high records from time to
time, it was said. The floor reports
that some of the operations continued
to be of professional character. COM
mission house buying being equally OF
slight proportion.
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Time money was quoted today at "a
per cent. for thirty days. "a to Pa per
cent. for sixty and ninety days, Pa to
% per cent. for fou months, "a to 3
per cent. for five months, 3 10 3A per
cent. for six months, ga to 3a per
cent. for seven months and S1s 10 ga
per cent. for eight and nine months.
Prime mercantile paper was in good
demand and fair offering at an average
minimum of 3is to 3A per cent.
Mexican National second preferred
was the notably strong feature in the
railroad list at the opening of the
stock market today.
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CLINTON HILL-Ten-room one-family; all
modern improvements; large stable; paved
street; b0x105; excellent condition; asking
81, 200: owner Will take large mortgage: could
not be duplicated for 5000.
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STABLES TO LET.

GARAGE and stable for rent; geecher st. near
Halsey; possession at once. Inquire 10 Lin
coin Park.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two-family nat con-
tanning IA rooms; all improvements; separate
heaters. separate baths. rents for $50: price
s.. 600; terms to suit. MURDOCH, opp. Lacka-
wanna, Montclair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-13

Rev. II. G. Stoetzer, Pastor.-The
Sunday school will meet as usual at
$3.50 a. m, Prof. j. Walter Barnes. su.
perintendent. Morning service. lO:45
o'clock; subject, "The City for Righte-
business and the Call TO the Herolc;;''
Of $3.50 D.. M, the Junior Endeayor So.
ciety Will meet; leaders, Miss Flora
Lloyd and Irene Barnes; topic, How
Philip Used His Opportunity Prof.
Charles Scanlon, OF Pittsburg, serrej
tary Of The Temperance Committee OF
the Presbyterian Church, will speak
in the Courthouse at 2 o'clock. Prof.
Scanlon IL one Of the greatest orators
In the country and 10 one ought to
miss hea,ing him. He will also speak
In the Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.
NJ. Prot ScaHlon is a native OF
Hampshire county. W. Va, which has
reason to be proud Of him, The Sen
lor Endravor Society will meet at G:30
p. m. and will be led by Mrs. N. R.
C. Morrow. Topic, "What are the
Liquor Laws and How are They En-
forced?" The Brotherhood will meet
Tuesday evening at A7:SO. Midweek
service Wednesday. 1880 p. nj. All are
cordially invited to these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-13

semblys and in a number Of the best
towns in New England and through
out the Mississippi Valley. The pas.
tor is giving this sermon lecture in
view OF the approaching city election.
Certainly the churches and schools
and good people want Fairmont to re-
main dr?. At the opening OF the even
ing service the pasto. will read some
resolutions passed at the International
convention OF the Disciples Of Christ
held In New Orleans last October. Be-
ginning March 81, the pastor assist
ell by singing evangelist will con.
duct a week Of eyangelistlc services.
It is expected that the members OF the
congregation will make no social
engagements for that week and will
s.de.trark everything for the meet.
ings. We expect to have one OF the
best chorus directors s6nd soloists.
The meetings will be- conducted on a
broad basis, only such things as are
common to all believers will be
preached. The question box will be
freely used. II
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CRACK TEAM !.
FOR FAlRIM0N'T' | !
is THE AMBITION OF ;PReslotN'
HAMMOND OF THE CITY
az ASSOCIATION.

Thomas S. Raymond. president Oh
tho F,llrnont Baseball Association
has twenty.three men signed up 70
make the fastest team ever seen IN n. u u
Tairmont uniform. II
Daniel Schunke. OF Buffalo. one o.
the best third basemen In the MINOR :
leagues, will hold down the 'nlra
sack.
Valentine Jehle, Of Buffalo, Is a iine
pitcher and can cover as much ground
md as equally well as any out lleld a
playing here.
charles Reed, of Covington, Va
has has. contracted for the outfeld.
Grant Brown, Of West Sunbury' pa.'
NAV be one Of the twirlers for Fair mr.
mont ibis season.
James Carmory. Of Portland IN
diana, Is looked upon as the man 10
hold down the initial sack.
Albert Durham, OF Lynn, Indiana
,r recommended as fine outilelder'
VIM. o'Neil, of Cleveland. ONO
will assist in gathering the high lilies
that go to the outfeld,
Harry Stage, of pittsbnrg' Is a ,
third baseman that comes with good
record.
walter Prentess, washington D. e.,
will pitch this season for the local
team.
VIII q. Mally. of Cleveland, Ohio Is
an inAelder that has signed up WIN
the local association.
James A. Ralph is 4 promising hi'ch
er that comes here nom Cleveland
Dan ]. Ryan, Of Clarion, Pa IS "
pItcher that will keep opposing teams
guessing.
Old players that will return are;
snodrrlss, Jackley. catchers; GROIN
lev Jenkins. Walters, snodgrass, Car
Isle, pitchers; Keller, Taught out
aelders. Parker. second base; KING
slorts:op. II -l'
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an q / caar;lea.on q

Huna ii charie aton will be
chosen. BIT there - nothing certain
iaSont that. However. II seems almost
definitely s.ttled that the third mem.
Ser OF the Board Will come from Che
southern part Of the State and be q
lawyer. IT seems proper that one Of
the sthne on such board should be
a;lawyer for the Board Of Control has
To- make many contracts and do many
things in which the advice OF q lawyer
will be necessary. Again II Messrs:
Laldn and Hodges are named, coming
from Preston and Monongalia, It is
not at all probable that. this third man
would be named from Mineral. II Hon.
Taylor Vinson, Of Huntington, desires
place on the Board, II might not be
q bad guess to couple his name with
the place, but Of course we can bill
best by waiting. ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-13
In another column OF tolay.s paper

In another column OF today's paper
is found o very sad STORY which
shows what sorrow circumstances APP
parently trivial can sometimes bring.
The tattling OF gossip in the gulse
Of a friend, a respondent girl and q
delayed train form the background
Of the tragic tale. The emotions Of
thu human heart are indeed hard to
control at times and few OF us know
what We might do II tried beyond
our strength. The action OF the young
woman seems foolish. but 1t Is only
another proof Of the depth and sin.
certify Of q pure woman's love-,
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M. P. Temple.

J. c. Broomfleld, Pastor-To-mor-
row will be the last Sunday Of the
eyangells:'s stay among us, and plans
are being completed 10 make II a no.
table siay In the life Of the local
church. At the, morning service, DR..
Davidson will repeat by request the
sermon on THE Music Of Life deliv.
'erel last Tuesday afternoon. At $50
p NJ, 4 general mass meeting Will be
held at which time a Junior chorus Of
over 200 members will help in the
singing, At G:30 p. M, Dr.. Davidson
desires TO meet all the converts for b
conference. This meetIng will be
held in the Sunday school room. At
1850 p. H., the evangelist will again
preach. The closing, meeting Of the
campaign will be Eeld on Monday
evening. To all the above services
the public Is invited.
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Central Christian Church.

Rev. I. n. Grlsso, Pastor-seryices
as follows: Sunday school at $3.50,
Seymour McIntire. superintendent.
Aims. attendance, 10, offering 5000.
Bibles, 50. let us reach the 200 mark
by Easter. Junior Christian Endeavor
at 9 p. H.. Mrs. L. I. Wetzel superin-
tendent. The Junior Is doing splen-
dIdly. Preaching at 10:45 a, m. and
1880 p. M; subject Of the morning
sermon. 1.-THE Personality OF Gods
Gmce;' evening theme, Building a
Town with Blood." This Is a Chau.
tauqua sermon lecture and has been
given many times at Chautauqua as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-13
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Unjust bee. and ne glad TO pub ash his
eIplana. ION. e
AS Is the advertisement OF the
wholesale liquor house referred 70.
the editor has only this TO say: ne ne
does not make the dyert.ising con;
tracts for the paper and makes no at
tempt whatever to control its adyer-
Using space, however, 50 long as
liquor Is made and It can't be gotten
at home and there are lawyers who
might wan, to buy It there seems to
be no law against showing In The pa;
per where 1t can be gotten and the
price par gallon. 81 ii "