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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
INVESTMENTS

s INN-6xE2 IT, east front on 18th between Jackson inc Zones in the heart of the
city and at the price 1t ought to De snapped up imnedatey. Excellent for
warehouse or similar purpose Decidedly cheap
SoNSt Louis flat Of neata an thorough construction, strictly modern and upto,
datein every particular on Jones st rect etWee 18th and. Goth in Milton Rg-
ers Flace RenthS $500 per year
&h M Howard St., nearly completed and rented in advance 10 four e~
icelent tenants without children, at 800 pr monh. Birch finish inside with
oak noorss separate furnace for. Zach apartment md thoroughly modern.
rms Is the sized Nat that alwaysi nsures waiting tenants
well built thoroughly modern;r rent ting at $500 per ear to good tenants
Choice location and good rental Investment
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.


da W4 mopp, Ssm Of from tho su Renye gsa GfS0lS o. M Fri
Ben Backer, nee Miss Lena Rabinowitz,
formerly OF this city. Her brother, Abe
Rabinowitz, sand brother-in-law, Norris
Rosenblatt, left Immediately for Denver
and, with the bereaved husband, will ac-
company the body TO Omaha, where the
funeral Will be held Monday morning
from the home of M. Rachman, S34 South
24th street. IntermSnt at Golden Hill
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE
14O8 Madison Avenue

$S,75O-A fine 7-room house, close In, on
nice street OF homes, paving and all spe-
cials paid for; south front, sodded yard,
cement walks; fine basement with good
buffers pantry and rear entry on the first
floor; three good bedrooms and large bath
room on second floor. The first floor Is
finished In beautiful oak with oak floors.
This house Is right from top to bottom ana
is cheap at the price. About 500 cash re-
quired.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

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Aibseh; W. G., Goth and Farnam.
Ber9nek. s. A, 1909 S. 10th ST.
DeGhI EnhTI1acy, ~ y. 10th st.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemls Park Pharmacy, sd and Cunning.
Blake-Bradish, 2S16 Sherman Ave.
NSaughltn, e.. r, 9Th and Pierce SITS.
GLtton Hill Pharmacy, 22l3 Military Ave.
Sonte, j. B., Slst Ave. and Farnam.
Crissey Pharmacy, Ath and Lake
Cooney Pharmacy, 222S South 18th st.
Cermak, Emil, L264-6 S. 18th st.
Eastman Pharmacy. lN6 Hamilton.
Ehler. f. n. 2sO2 Lesvenworth.
Foster & Arnoldi, 23 N. 2hth 81.
Ereytag, John j. 1914 N. oath st.
Elorence Drug Co., Florence, Neb.
Goldman Pharmacy, Goth and Lake.
Green's Pharmacy, corner Park ave. and
Pacific.
Greenough. @. A., l6 S. 10th st.
Greenough, q. A, 10th and Hickory.
Hayden, VIM. c., 1920 Farnam ST
danscom Park Phar., 1901 S. 18th Ave.
Hoist, John. 624 North 18th st.
Auff, A. L. 1924 L~eavenworth St.,
King, II. s., 223a Farnam st.
Kountze Place Pharmacy. 1904 N. 2Ith
Patrick Drug Co., 1924 N. Path st.
1athrop, Chaa. E., 1924 N. 2th 81.
Peyton, L. e., oath and L~eavenwortn.
Saratoga Drug Co, gath and Ames Ave.
schaefar's Cut Price Drug Store. 10th and
Chicago.
schaefsr. August, 2ssl N. 10th st.
Schmidt, J. H.. Path and Cunning SITS.
Storm Pharmacy, 10th and Martha SITS.
walton Pharmacy, 10Th and Grace Sta
Wirth. O.. H., 40 tn and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
VACANT BARGAINS

lO" T Ssc9 feet Get; east front OF %d Just Gorh Of Hickory. St This street viii be
SL&o-For choice west front lot on the Boulevard, in Craghtons First Add. lust
south or Martha; very choice M remarkably cheap
thing considered, in the city. W" VUS
SL90- Sx1S feet west front on sd, just north IF Dodge St. Cheap.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
MILTON G PLACE
The Place for Brick Flats or Apartments

situate north of Leavenworh, between 10 til md 10th within minutes walk avn
and heaters-no old undhgs- permanent improvements in and maid Fr
ment ' ~" invest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
j. B. KITCHEN HOME

-on.2d Ave. between FGnamr and Dodge SITS, the most elaborate and palatal
home, built in the city at a cost of nearly 100000 including the house and grounds
with P 6aaa The ground Is east frontage Of 2nTlS II deep. House is exceptionally
Arranged inside and most handsomely fin shed Thh is thu Ereatat opportunity eve
offered for. someone to acquire this beaut full home at almost so per cent OF its cost
uon
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
HANSCOM PARK HOME

Near n. ". corner ,Han9on park on. 2d St, 1oroom. house exceptionally we'll
t& built thoroughly modern with 3 n bath rooms Handsomely billiard and music
spent thousands of dollars o.make this HON omplet but is leaving the
city permanently m VII. sell at a exceptional bargain. Possession Within
Sf- thirty days.. investigate this
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

BEMIS PARK-New house, . rooms and
large reception hall. oak finish. hot water
heating. nice south front lot; map at $500
TERMS GLOVER REALTY SYNDI.
CATE. GrOund Floor. N. Z. Gfs-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CREIGHTON'S SECOND ADDITION

On Military. Ave, between Seward and Parker SITS, with good car service sewer
~aUL gas and permanent walks to every lot Uniform grade and prices from $50
10 E1 on very Easy terms Of per cent d discount for cash. GU cat lind anywhere
L IN ue d%g. OF Omaha as desirable high 81 ghuy LOTS convenient to car ines as are
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CREIGHTON's FTRsT ADDITION

We stl have a few good lots from $3.50 to $500 in this popular addition, OF easy
cash and balance in six equal emiannuh ayments Mos F
mse Us ar, near me WINDSOR school 3 blocks west carine The way this d-
duon has built "a is marvellous Look it over. today,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
MARIETTA PLACE

ON. @d st, facing Hanson Park ad between Center ant Francis Sis We o,t,
very Inc choice lots from aO m up 18th all special taxes pad zine bI 49,
ant shrubs AM exceptionally choice as to location " u
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
3715 and 3719 North oath Street

$500 Each-Two fine new, all modern
houses, on paved street and car line; good
lots; paving and all specials paid for; good
Easements cemented: good furnaces and
the best OF plumbing; fine oak finish ana
floors on first floor nice sized bedrooms,
good closets and everything at Il should
be In a well appointed house. They are
complete and ready to move into. VIII
make reasonable terms to good party.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
II PROPERTY o SALE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
ContnuedD CConunued)
D. V, SE4OLES CO.
Telephones-D Douglas 40;
Independent A-2049.
Ill Board of Trade Bldg.
10th and Farnam SITS,

TODAY GO TO BUNGALOW CITY, CREIGHToNs SECOND ADDITION EAST
SIDE MILITARY AVE, BETWEEN SEWARD AND DECATUR SITS REACHED
BY EITHER WALNUT HILL BENSON OR DEAF INSTITUTE CAR OUR
Statesmen WILL SHOW YOU THROUGH THOSE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
AND THEY WILL PLEASE YOU AND HER." TOO
NOTHING IN OMAHA LIKE THIS, CONSIDERING QUALITY OF HOUSES
H WAY THEY ARE BUILT AND FL ISHED UP, THOROUGHLY MODERN
AND UP-ToDATE IN EVERY RESPECT. WITH HANDSOME DECORATIONS
WINDOW SHADES AND READY To)MoVB IN.
THE PRICES ARE LESS THAN YOU CAN GO OUT AND DUPLICATE THE
SAME THING FOR EQUALLY Is GOOD. LOCATION Is HIGH AND SLIGHTLY,
WITH EXCELLENT CAR SERVICE AND WE SELL ON EASY TO BUY TERMS
OR A SMALL DISCOUNT If YOU PAY CASH
If YOU ARE IN THE MARKET on CONTEMPLATING BUYING SOON, DON'T
FAIL TO GO OUT AND SEE THESE. WE KNOW THEY WILL PLEASE
YOU.
WE SOLD ONE OF THE BEST ONES THIS WEEK TO AN OUT-OF-TOwN
PARTY, WHO HAD SEARCHED THE CITY OVER, AND DECIDED NOTHING
WAS SO CHOICE FOR THE PRICE AS THESE HOUSES.
OUR SALESMAN WILL BE ON THE GROUND ALL THE AFTERNOON.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
1914 and 1916 Miami Street

81 ,O0O-Each two new 4 room modern
houses, just the right size for two, close
In, well located on south front lot, has
city water and sewer, electric lights and
plumbing and complete bath room. VIII
be ready in a few days. A small amount
OF cash required and the alance can be
paid the same as rent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Wontinued.)
3731 Rinnev Sinai

u,6OO-A brand new 4 room house. with
but very we'll built. situated on fine lot
with splendid view. II is high and dry
and healthy up there and you will enjoy
life and save money for you can buy II
for 500 cash and t1S per month, Don't
let this chance get away.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
2513 North 18th Street

$2,550-A well located, 6 room cottage, in
splendid condition, close to Lake school
and Sherman avenue and Dodge street
car lines. Has reception hall, parlor, din
ing room, two bed rooms, kitchen and bath
this on payments Of 5000 cash, balance
1854 per month. Possession given immedi-
ately II sold soon. Here's a chance for
payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Take This Tip-Buy Now
For s.. 200 you can buy a bran new broom
cottage modern in all details, except
heat.
For 5000 you can buy a new Groom
house, strictly modern, full lot, oak wood
finish, soon ready.
For $500 you can buy an S-room, strictly
modern, south front on paved street, l
block to car.
We AVE many more bargains like the
above. Phone or call any time.
JOHNSON CO.,
1918 N. Path St.
Tel Web. 500 or 942; Ind, B-2223'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

NEW BUNGALOW,
SOth and Binney SITS.
$500. Easy Terms.
on Dodge and Both ST. car line, diaROnally
across from new Omaha View school house.
High and slightly; s rooms, furnace. ce-
mented cellar. laundry, electricity thor.
oughly modern and elegant.
HALL,
4Ss Range Bldg Both Phones
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

OWNERS WANT TO CLOSE OUT THESE PROPERTIES QUICK. THEY ARE
ALL GOOD AT THE PRICE. LOOK AT THEM OR LET US SHOW YOU
THROUGH ANY TIME
.NAN-SS2 Parker St., 6 rooms well built 1nB0t lot city water, gas in kitchen
shade trees etc. Cheap to close a estate
2GO-1SH Burdete ST, 6xntt lot two story SToom house. mod except heat with
barn. Very cheap and well located.
.2G0-15S So 18th St, two blocks east of Hanscom park 5xO IT, with seven-room
mouse Irstdy, furnace BATH, sewer water gas and a small BARN.; I'M
@1O-9O So &h St, close m Soft lot fun depth. Groom house. excellent repair
good plumbing pped for furnace basenent under entire house
SsO-a@ So sAh St; w blocks westO IF Hansoom park M car line twostory
' 'SIoom house. rooms with one bed rom on first floor 8 rooms with bath
upstairs; lot INXl@ it,; street paved and paid; fine shade mall barn. Choice
location.
H4@SlsS 81 ga St. one block westo II Hanscom paS east front ExUlt lot g.
paved nd paid. Should be seen. in side to 70 appreciated owner buudunR
larger home only object in selling DON'T fail to see
@6O-118 So Sst St., between Pacific N Popplton Ave, east front 6o1O fit with
e f. large OToom house thoroughly mod with barn Owner leaving city wants
to sell. Submit offer Choice location
1900 1925 So, $50 close (. Pacific 81 car line large wen-bunt 1Nroom, mod. house.
fine oak finish. hot waterh heat good plumbing, splendid basement under en-
' tire house., east front lot @6d IT, House alone cost 5000 Lot worth easily
$50 Owner left the city and wants to sell quick It is m exceptionally heap
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
2113 Poppleton Ave.

$2,&0-A fine large 8 room house, close
In, easy walking distance, paved street,
paving all paid, all modern. conveniences,
has perfect arrangement of rooms. You
will say so when you see II. Good stair
way to large floored attic, in which two
rooms can easily be finished. complete
bath room and the best of plumbing, large
cemented cellar, $3.50 cash required, balance
payable In monthly payments,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
A. P. TUKEY & SON

444-445 Board of Trade Bidg.'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Phones-DOugIas 21S1. Harney 145
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
FARMS

10 acres, adjoining Willard,
half mile Of paved road, at
$50 an acre.
Is acres, south of Elk City,
we can sell at $40 an acre.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22

IN SELF Defense
Woman Says She Threw Pan
of Boiling Berries at
Her Spouse.

when Mrs, Maggie Kirkwood. wife
Of Edward Sirkwocd, Pitcairn
miner, was taken before Justice g: H.
Gordon late Tuesday afternoon by
Constables Ford and James to;answer
to the charge Of throwing pan OF
boiling blackberries at her husband,
she declared she did II In iseif defense.
Her husband started TO heat her, she
said. and she took this means of maxi
Ing him desist, which, she said.
proved effectuaL The woman was arr
rested at her home at Pitcairn and
brought into the court by. the con-
stables on a warrant. charging assault
and battery. that had been sworn out
by her husband. Justice Gordon re-
leased .tife woman on her own recog-
nizance TO appear in his court for a
hearing Friday evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
RANDALL AGAIN
Makes His Appearance in
This Section Of the State
of West Virginia.

WESTON, July PIE Randall
who has trayersed much Of this side
of the globe as a humble evangelist
came back to Weston this week, at
ter an absence Of several years. He
came here from Charleston and %
ali smiles because the saioprs are
closed over there. Learning that
there are NO longer any saloons in
Weston he looked the keen dlsap,
pointment which he must have felt
NOT because he wanted a drink.
but like Alexander tho Great, he
was seeking worlds to conquer. How
long he win stay is not known, but
the town is sort o. crowded with
evangelists Just now. However.
there would seem to be room for all
to work.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
TAXES TOO Low
According to Sistersville All
derman Who Makes a
Big Kick.

s1sTERsvll4LE. July IA SEN
sation was sprung in city council by
Councilman T. a. Ryan, OF tho First
ward. when he made the announce
mens that after a searching lnvcstiga-
ton he had found that large amour,
OF property ii the city was either no,
assessed ut ali or that 1t was as
sessed at the old rate. as farm land.
as before the limits of the city were
extended. "A good portion of the prom
erty which 1t is claimed has not been
assessed, or. IL at all, is too low, Is
now improved and there are many
handsome residences on 1t. 1t dcvei-
oped that because OF the fact that
many of the additions 10 the city had
no been plated that this condition
existed.
According to the information given
out it was shown that the city water
works. the saloon licenses and fines
We're the principal source of the city:
lrcvcDuc, while soma of the hest. and
most valuable property OF the city
WAS either not taxed at all or taxed
too low. Council at once took action
that will have the assessment of this
property made what 1t should be, and
the result will be that other propcrty
VIII he taxed lower than 1t has ever
been heretofore.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
RESIGNATION
OF Col. Pierce as Clerk in
Adjutant Generals Of
flee is Demanded.

CHARLESTON July s1-Adju.
Itant General n. S. Burlew has ask
ed Colonel Carlton G. fierce for his
resignation as clerk in the adjutant
generals Office, to take effect August
Il. Tho request follows the trouble
in that department, the climax being
reached when Captain Henshaw, OF
Fairmont. forwarded his resigna-
ton. which the military department
declined TO accept. Pierce became
assistant adjutant general when
Col. A. G. Hutson was removed from
Office, and was an aspirant for the
adiutant generalship under the pres
emit administration. The last legis-
iature abolished the officessof assist
ant adiutant general It's not yet
known who will succeed Colonel
Pierce,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
NURSES TOO BUSY
And Convention of Associa.
ton at Huntington Has
to Be Postponed.

HUNTlSGroN. July 21-Te uu-
fortunate tendency OF the plans o:
human beings. even their hest laid
plans. to go awyy. developed In the
matter OF the annual meeting of the
West Virginia Hospital and Training
School Association, which was to
have begun here. The result was
the abandonment of the plans in 50
far as the meeting here was concern
ed. and the postponement Of the con-
vention until the first week in
August, at which time 1t will be he'd
in Charleston. No further reason
than the fact that the nurses were
all busily engaged and :ou,d mo-
leave their work is given for the fail
IRE of the convention to take place,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
DESPERATE FIGH|I
Given Sheriffs and Posse by
Murderer Who is
Captured.

HUNTINGTON. July 21-John
Fleming has been captured In the
mountains along Big Creek in Lin
coin county after a desperate battle
with Sheriff Mann and his posse.
Fleming was released from the state
,penltentiary two months ago and on
returning home he found that dur.
ing his incarceration his wife had
forsaken him and married viii Nc
Coy. Fleming and his brother. Sam,
Immediately went to Mccoy's home
and calling him out. opened firs
Mccoy came armed and retaliated
In the battle Sam Fleming and Nc.
Coy we're both killed. John Elem.
ing has since been hiding in the
mountains and his capture was moi
affected until yesterday. He Is q
desperate character and emptied two
revolvers at officers before sur,
rendering.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
REVIEW BOARD
ENTERS ORDERS
lin a Number Of Assessments
Of Property for Tax
5 alton Purposes.

The board of review was In session
"wednesday.
Buildings at 5000 were added to two
llots of E. M. Hawkins at Haywood az
lsessed at 5000. making $500.
b. c. Taylor,s lot at Haywood a,
s25 was increased to $50 and build
ings at $500 were added making
$3.50.
Buildings at $500 were addedpso
Etha wright's lot at $40. making
$50.
James NJ. Lyons heirs were
charged with s11oo oil and gas un-
der 22o acres in Eagle district
Thomas j. Pres.on's $3.50 acres in
Eagle district at $40 an acre was. re-
duced to ss4 an acre.
George \. Fleming's 1888 acres in
Eagle district at $40 was reduced 10
s24 and buildings added at 500.
Ellis and Hugh Lyons 100 acres in
Eagle district was reduced from $40
to $50 an acre and buildings at $500
added.
The Wolf Summit Coal Company's
1890 acres on Limestone creek was
reduced from s3s to $50 an acre and
also Its 72 acres in Tenmile district
from s33 tof$3o an acre.
R. b. and W. p. Wilson were re-
lieved of five lots in the city at a
total of $4,000 and w. p. wilson
charged with four lots at a total of
$1,000.
Two lots assessed to Jacob Myers,
Eagle district. at s165 were Increased
TO $500 and building valued at $500
was added. making total ot $500.
The assessment on 2 lots owned by
j. l.. Towles. Eagle district. at $3.50
was Increased to $3.50 and a building
valued at $500.
Land of Clara Miller. Eagle district,
assessed at $50 was raised to $3.50.
One lot owned by II. P. Martin.
Eagle district. assessed at s25 was In
creased to SIS.
The assessment on lots owned by
Leroy II. Martin. Eagle district, was
reduced from $500 to $3.50.
The assessment on one lot owned
by Mrs. A. L. Dew. Salem, was re-
:duced from s22O to $3.50.
Jesse +. Randolph was allowed
"a reduction on 11S-acres oil and gas
of $40 A tract of lis acres OF oil
and gas assessed to him in Termile
district was stricken from tho hooks
and assessed to him In sardls district.
One lot and building assessed to
Louisa Belle Ash at s1.24O, was re-
tduced TO $500.
p. NJ. and s. F Estlsck's 1ss
acres CT oil and gas in Sardis dis
trict was changed from s1.s5O 60
$1,000
|. !. ersl tract OF I "a acres charg-
e. II John A. Dsyh in Eagle district
WITS 81: :,ken on.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
AN INJUNCTION
Is to Be Applied for by SEN
ator Gartlan Before
Judge Lynch.

In litigation over an oil wen boiler
stem and other drilling property be-
tween James MclStssick and Thomas
Gartian. the latter will apply TO Judge
Lynch July 20 to prevent the plain-
tin, McISissick. Justice of the Peace
Cyrus Thompson and Constable Ben
ja.nin w. Harbcrt. from holding the
property involved. 1t is under an ut.
tachment as the result of an execution
against tho Gartlan Drilling Company,
alleged, which Senator Gartlan says
does not exist and he clains intl.yid.
lual ownership to the property Con
stable Lewis James served the lega
papers Wednesday giving notice thai
such Injunction is 10 be applied fol
by Senator Gartlan.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
Investigation
OF Conduct Of Prof. Payne
of State University,
is Ordered.

CHARLESTON. July 21.-A COM
mittee of the state board OF regents
has been instructed to Investigate the
conduct of member of the faculty
Of the state university. Prof Henry
N. Payne. of the mining engineering
department. The committee Is COM
posed of J. B. Finley. of Parkersburg,
and N. c. Tough. Of Fairmont. The
allegations against Prof. Payne are
In connection with his testimony as
an expert witness in mining case
tried in Virginia recently. DR.. Payne
sailed Saturday for England. where
ne is to make an investigation and
study conditions In the English coal
mining districts. He was an expert
witness in the investigation into the
causes OF the Monongah disaster. OF
December 1907.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
TERRIFIC GALE
SWE Fps COAST
NICE SUM PICKED UP
By Deputies Of Tax Depart
ment from Tax Dodgers
in the State.

CHARLESTON. July a1.--The tax
department collected during the
months OF April. May and June, the
sum of s7,si2.27 from persons who
We're escaping the payment of state
taxes All Of this sum was picked up
by the Held deputies. and represented
taxes on tobacco, pool tables, drug
gists, hotel and restaurants, money
brokers, merchandise brokers. show
boats theatres circuses, etc. About
$500 was also picked up by these
deputies through transfers OF liquor
licenses. where the parties had at
tempted to escape the payment Of the
$50 transfer fee.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
TAFT MUST SETTLE
DISPUTE ON TARIFF
Conferees Will Submit a Pro-
gram of Adjustment to
Him Tonight.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. July I'll
Determined to present to President
Taft tonight a program for settle
ment of the dispute over raw mater
ials or at least to define the issues
SO sharply that the executive may be
put in position to weigh the merits
of the controverted points OF tho tar
in bill. the conterees today took up
IN earnest iron ore. lumber. oil. hides,
and coal schedules which had been
held In allegiance by the attitude OF
the administration.
There is little hope for an adjust
Trent of the differences over lumber.
hides or coal today and these sub
jects In all probability viii be put
up TO the President.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-07-22
MRS. WILKINSON BETTER
Is Now in Hotel in Atlantic
City in Much Improved
Condition There.

GRAFTON. July Councilman
A. j. Wilkinson has returned fr@m an
extensive trip in the east. which was
taken for the benefit of the health Of
Mrs. Wilkinson. who had been under-
going treatment in the Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore.
Mr. Wilkinson went to the hospital
with his children, and from there the
party left Baltimore 10y boat to Nor
folk, Old Point Comfort and Boston
and from Boston to Albany, n. Y. by
rail; thence down the Hudson river
by boat TO New York City, and from
there to Atlantic city by rail. Mrs.
Wilkinson and family are now at the
Hotel Princess and she is much Inn
proved In health.