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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-22
Langdon Man Injured

Jake Bisenius, residing near Lang
don. is laid up with severe injuries
received in a runaway accident. Sew
eral broken ribs together with other
internal injuries constitute the dam
age done when he was thrown from
his vehicle. He was knocked uncon-
scious when he fell onto a rock pile
and was found there by a neighbor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-22
GRAND FORKS THE BEST YET
So Says James Milne Of Buffalo, n. Y.
Who Has Crossed the Continent
EOur Times

MI. and Mrs. James Milne of Buffa-
Ia. N. T., leave Friday night for their
eastern home after having visited
relatives here for the past six weeks,
remaining owe to be present at the
wedding Of Mr.. Mines grand niece
who formerly was Miss Maude Begg.
They stopped here while enroute home
from. Los Angeles, Cal, where they
spent last winter and in an interview
with a Times reporter today MI. Milne
said:
Myself and Mrs. Milne shall have
crossed the continent when we reach
home, four different times and by as
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-22
BAND TRYOUT.
Director Norton Needs Several Ne,
Players for Organization.

sOJVA0 ava VA6WuA10SlVH4o
Prof. w. W. Norton gave the candi-
dates for the university band their
drst tryout yesterday afternoon. For
the first meeting the attendance was
very good. The instruments assured
were four comets. five clarinets. two
baritones, six trombones, two tubas,
two meleophones, one snare drum
and one oboe.
However. there are several vacan-
cies to all. The instruments which
are especially desired are more COR
onets. clarinets and tubas. two melo-
phones. q bass drum, four saxo-
phones and two bassoons. The next
tryout will DO held at teachers college
at 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
The first tryout for the mems glee
club will be held at. 1880 this after
noon. There are . number Of vacan-
cies left by graduation of members.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-22
TWENTY LONG YEARS

Devils Lake Man Met Sister Whom He
Had Not Seen in Two Decades.
Devils Lake Journal: After a very
pleasant visit at the home Of James
Miller of Devils Lake, Mrs. John Mil
Ter. his mother and Mrs. Chas. Tough,
his sister, Of Duntroon, Ont, left last
evening on No. 1 for Vancouver. B. c..
where they will visit other relatives.
Mr.. Miller had not seen his mother
for owe ten years while It has been
twenty years since he enjoyed q visit
with his sister, which naturally made
the present visit all the more pleasant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
FRANCHISE NAY
BE TAKEN AWAY

as follows:
Joseph d. BlweIl. two houses and
a stable on Jackson street.
"A. +. Wagner, a brick building on
Baltimore street.
John B. Green. a building on
Monticello avenue.
An order was passed directing
the city clerk to request d. ID.
Britt, city engineer, to report at the
next meeting OF the city council on
bills presented for reimbursement
on the two-thirds plan of paving.
and the bills presented were ordered
allowed upon his approval!
The city engineer was directed to
number all unnumbered houses and
streets at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.

WEDN ESDAH, SE<PIE4NAl8E1tS SO'
HORSE; JOURNAL FUTURTTY PACE
STAKE $1,000.
JOSEPHINE DIRECT, blk. +. by Prince DI-
George Amsden, Eaton. Ohio.
John s. Baughman Sc Son. Danville, Ky.
John S. Baugham & Son. Danville, Ky.
MARIE Colt, b. r., by Colonel Colt.
e. II. Clark Chicago, ILL.,
GRACE d., b. r. by Anderson wilkes.
L. D. Commons, Centerville, Ind.
AIJFRIDA, by star Brook
Charles Campbell Jerseyvilie' III.
TUNGSTEN, b. I. by Nobel
Ben Conner, Ada, Ohio
MARGARET F., Dr. T. By Cinnamon anon
+. Z. Freeman, PhonetOn. ONO.
TOMMY o., by Espy Boy
c. c. Frye, Marion. Ohio
JACK LOCANDA, by IOcanda.
John Holden, Columbus. Ohio.
DICK CsOCEEVIN, by Major G.
W. f. Harting, Elwood. Ind
1TAII.oN'S WREATH. b. +. by Bay Wreath.
C. s. Mallow, Bloomings1hurE, ONO
KITTY LEE, 10y Ashland, w. C.
]. W. Roetruck, south Solon' Ohio.
ANNA OAKLEY, by Oakley, D.
'Theo. Sterncman, Milwaukee, WIS.
EUBALIO SPHINX, by Swift Sphinx
A. w. sutton, Morenci, Mich
HANIANIOTO, by ScarchliSht-
Phillip Spence, Loveland, OHIO.
COASTEST NOBEL. b. {. by Nobel
c. /. Sa-tweII. Kenton. Ohio.
VTEW ELDER H. 2. by BOX Elder. Jr.
WILKII1 EI4DI1It, br. G. by BOX E+ldeF; ,' Ir-
The Clemens Farm. jamestown. ONO
FLORENCE MCKINNEY, b. I. by Wallace
Mckinney.
oscar yalIery, Washington G. H., ONO.
oCrTONEFIE. by DirectiOneer.
f. w wastilI. Port Huron. Mich.
o:1s PACE-PUIISE 500.
NAN ELDER, b. III. by Grand Elder.
Frank Hedrick. Jamestown. Ohio.
HYDRO. II. e. by Hydrogen
l. NJ. Carlow. MorGantown. W. va.
ALMA NJ. br. IN. by Murray NJ.
Abe FRIEDMAN, FaIrmont W. Va.
BOBBY BROCTTrNI, b. e. by BrOSum
oscar VaIlery, Derby, Ohio.
IRISH LAD, b. z. by Tommy ID.
NIalIow Brothers. washington C. H.. q.
ELEGANT BOY, b. g. by Elegant
charles Atkinson. Bal more. Md.
KING OF THE MANOR, b. Z. by Direct Hal.
A D. Parr. CIarksburg, W. Va.
JUDGE WARD, b. e. by Sunland Busbon.
r. e. Bedford. Paris. Ky.
MAJOR HUNTER, b. g. by Clarence G.
g IT. Hunter. MoundsviIIe. w. Va.
SIR HOBERT. b. g. by WiImons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
From the Consolidated Tele.
phone Company by the
City Council.

But little business being before
the city council Friday night, the
meeting of that body was short.
Those OF the members attending
were Councilmen John A. Tierney,
w. B. Robbins, Charles NJ Ernst,
DR.. Nv. p. Cor, Charles IL. Patton
and Thomas Boehm. Mayor Frank
r. Moore presided and Win II.
Cole, clerk, kept the minutes. Other
city officials there were Johp NJ.
Knox, collector and treasurer; Ed
ward J. Doyle, superintendent of
streets: and Dale Dean, city sheriff.
A franchise for a railroad track in
and across the eastern end of Balti-
more street, asked by S. A. Smith,
was unanimously passed to its sec
ond reading.
The pool and billiard license of
w Fl. Hicks was transferred to Carl
Shin.
"A motion carried to rebate
Charles Gribble license tax on pool
and billiard tables at the Junction
hotel, which recently burned, COW
erlng ten months and amounting to
,$1G.
The petition of IA. NJ. II. Cunning
ham to be allowed the usual amount
of difference in the cost of brick
and cement pavements on the north
and south sides of his Mechanic
street apartment house was refer
red to the street committee. "A sim
liar petition by "a. j. Findlay for his
property on Denham street was sim
iTarIy disposed OF.
A motion carried that unless the
Iconsolidated Telephone Company
complied with its franchise by pay
ing bill of $3.50 for relaying
pavement on Third street before the
next meeting OF the council that
body would proceed to take steps to
revoke, its franchise.
Building permits were granted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
ROCKEFELLER
Fortune Had Shrunk When
Man is Arraigned for
Drunkenness.

A man who gave his name as Rock
efelIer and who had only % cents
was fined SO and costs this morning
in police court by Mayor Frank r.
Moore for being drunk in the streets
last night and in default of payment
he was sent out of the city.
Sir other men were fined the usual
sums for street drunkenness. Five of
them paid up and were released and
the other was deported in default of
payment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16

HARRY WILKES, 8. e by Receiving.
J. Wagner, Detroit Mich.
ROSA BELLE, bF. m. by Ray Direct
Curt Gosne1I. Cambridge City. Ind.
LILY WOoDF'oRD, b. m. by Pilot Medium,
Jr.
fred Jamison. Butler Pa.
2:27 TROT-PURSE $500.
IDA EDDY, clt. m. by Jay McCifegOr.
AUNT MOIIIE, b. m. by rhythmic.
r.. e. Bedford. Paris. KY.
MABEL c., br. IN. by wild Omar.
Highland Park Farm. CIdiz, OHIO.
F3ARTOIsIAN, b. e. by BaFtolO.
a. D. Parr, ClarlSsburg, w. va.
f. A. L.. b. z. by Anderson Wilkes
Curt Gosnell, Cambridge City, Ind.
IIERBEHT NJ, b. e. by PRymaster.
FRANCES, b. M. by ZcPide.
clIn Todd, Cincinnati. Ohio
MABEL, ria. M. by AbdelL
o. Eisman, Pittsburg, Pa.
JAY QUITA. by jay AcGregOF.
A. KENTUCKY BELL, by Peter the Great
george H. BIuim, Cleveland Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
a. - RogFe. Dayton. Ohio.

IA RogBe. Dayton. Ohio
gold Bud, 3. 8. by Hal DilaFd:
f. E Freeman, Phopeton, Ohio.
SIGNAL HAL
Curt GOsnell.
2:19 TROT-PURSE 500.
MAJOR CHIMES, b. 3. by NOrChImes.
]. w, Johnson. Fairmont. W. Va.
DlNGEE, b. e. by ViEgins.
DODGE, br. g. b Baron Oales.
r. e Bedford. Paris. KY.
MAY ROSS; b. ma by Oration.
Curt Gosne1I, Cambridge City, Ind
Susie WOOD, 8. m. by AIlleVEOOd.
Fred 5amison. Butler, Pa:
DUsTLESS CHIMES, b. h. by Chimes
J. A. ShRfrer. Dawson, Pa.
DORD WHITE, b. h. by Lord Linton.
W. w. Keener. MQTgantOwn. W. Va
CLAUDIA o., b. g. by james Eagen.
w. 7. Beers, oil City, Pa.
3EcCASH, b. S.-by PrOdigaI.
MABEL O., bF. m. by WildTEar.
Highland Park Farm. cadiz, Ohio.
BEaBTTIA w, b. m. by Weber.
William Weber, Mount orabs Ohio.
ALLIE H., b. m.
Harry Thather. Pulaski, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
FRIDAY, sEPTENEBER %.
go 5000.


ELLA NJ blk. M. by Pro. Pc. No
ClIm Todd, Cincinnati, Ohio
LOWA1EDA, blk. s. by Colonel LOOMS.
Maxwell & Singer, @Cardington. ONO.
BUSHNELL KING, b. 3. by NOFVal King.
J. z. Gray, Toronto, Ont.
CINNAMON, CHI 5. by Hal Dlllard.
r. z. Freeman, Phoneton, ONO.
WooDCLIIF KING, b. S. by Anderson
Curt Gosnell Cambridge city, Ind
PRINCESS HAL, b. m. by Star Hal.
r Frank Hedrick, Agent jamestown, y.
EVELYN PATCEuSN, br. IA. by The PntetA-
1 +. warner. cincinnati Ohio.
DEWEY BELL, b. II. by Admiral Dewey.
walter Ehason, Fairmont. W. Va
ROSA BELLE, br. IA. by Ray Direct.
Curt Gosnel, Cambridge City, Ind.
KING OF THE MANOR, b. g. by Direct Hal.
A. d. Parr. Clarksburg W. Va.
BELL ORATOR, b. &. by Ontario
A. G. Brown. Philadelphia. Pa.
KNIGHT ONWARD, b. II. by Twelfth Knight
J. e. Gray, Toronto. Ont.
2:17 TsOT-PURSE 800.
KING REDWOOD, br. s.. by King Red.
George Ffnney, Onancock. va.
CHARLEY KING, h. 3. by Charley Herr.
Highland Park Farms, Cadiz Ohio
NFCTTIE BROOK, b. m. by Silent 8rOoE
Fred Jamison, Butler. Pa
DIR. ATEEOLs &. &. BY Sen. Burns
EMILY MORRIS, br. mE. by Copper King.
j. z. Gray, Toronto, Ont
HICKORY GIRL b. M. by Acteli
Rude Brown, Hokomo, Ind
LIBRA, b. &. by McAdams
J. w. Beeman, Cleveland. Ohio.
JOE WALTERS, b. II. by Quartcrmaster.
r. NJ. Flick, Kittanning, Pa
MAJOR CHIMES, b. g. by Norchlmes.
J. w. Johnson, Fairmont, w. Va.
2:15 PACE-PURSE $500.
LITTLE MARY, gr. IN. by STAR Pointer.
James GormIey, Pittsburg. Pa.
JUDGE WARD, b. g. by Sunland Busbon
r. E. Bedford, Paris, Ky.
MAJOR HUNTER, b. g. by Clarence @.
C. II. Hunter. MOundsville. W. Va
KING OF THE MANOR, b. g. by Direct Hal
- CyIar1 slN1ITny
CELIA W., b. mr., by Hal Patch.
Curt Gosnen Cambridge City Ind.
REED WILKES, s. 8. by Ashland wilkes.
r. NJ. Flick, FSittanning Pa
MARTIN KELLEY, b. g. by New Richmond.
clyde NebrO Rushville, Ind.
GOLD BUD, b. +. by Hal billiard.
F. E. Freeman. Phoneton. Ohio
EDWARD ST. YVES, Dr. s. by Wildwood
S. H. Shackelton. Erie. Pa.
LILY WOODFOTSD, b. m. by Pilot Medium,
Fred Jamison, Butler. Pa.
Good running races each day. VIII
have two car loads of runners direct from
running track Baltimore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
THuRsDAY, sBPTEAEBER %.


2:15 TROT-PURSE $500.
DOVELL, b. II. by Anapias.
G. H. Blum. Cleveland. Ohio.
MIKE AGAIN, b. g. by Lord vincent
Clemens Stock Farm, Xenia, Ohio
JDDGE PALMER, br. n. by BnsarO.
A. A. Slagle, Petersburg, Va.
ROBERT X, br. g. by WIInOns.
Cliff Todd. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DOLLIE S., b. m by Star Box.
o. Eisman, Pittsburg, Pa.
BUCK ATH0L, b. II. by Glen AthOl
J. NJ. Hull, washington c. H, Ohio.
ADMIRAL scHLEY, b. g. by Sentinel
J. A. ssharrer. Dawson. Pa.
BURT AXWORTEIY, by Dale AxwOrthy.
White River Stock Farms, MuncIe, Ind
KING REDWOOD, br. =. by King Red.
George Finney, Onancock. Va.
HICKORY GIRL, b. m. by Actell.
Rude Brown, Kokomo, Ind.
WEBER BOY, by Weber.
william Weber. Mount orab. Ohio.
MIKE AGAIN, b. &. by Lord Vincent.
Clemens Stock Farm. Xenia, Ohio.
2:25 PACE-PURSE $500.
DEAN ABDFL, b. S. by Abdel.
"A d. Parr. CIarksburg, w. Va.
COLD BUD, b. = by Hal billiard;
r. &. Freeman. PhOneton. Ohio.
HANDY JIM, b. e. by milne.
Rude Brown. Kokomo, Ind.
PEGGY H., b. by LeOntus.
j. W. johnson, Fairmont. w. Va.
DIRECTOR NJ. b. II. by Director Red.
James A. Mullin. Philadelphia. Pa.
HYDRO. b. e. by Hydrogen.
l." NJ Carlow. NorgtlntoWn' W. va
SWEETHEART, b. r by Hydrogen.
r. w. Barker. Mona, w. Va.
SELLERS d.. b. e. by Laterettn
charles MdHenry, Hagerstown. Nd.
LILLE b., b. IN. by Red Hal
w. G Barry, Ronceverte. w. va.
RED ASHLAND. Oh. g. by Ashland wilkes.
Pennepacker & Toy, Stowe. Pa.
2:.s TROT-PURSE 500.
MABEL, r. IA. by Abdcl.
o. Efsman. Pittsburg. Pa.
DINGEE, b. g. by Virgins.
AUNT NIOLLIFE, b. by rhythmic.
r. Z. Bedford. Paris Ky.
HERBERT NJ, b. g. by Paymaster.
FRANCES, h. m. by Zepide.
CIiT Todd, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NILLERTON. Jr., b. :. by An1ertOn.
abe Friendman. Fairmont w. Va. ''..a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16

w. NJ. and w. b. conaway. admins
traitors of Joshua b. Conway. de-
ceased.
win r. Morris. guardian OF Arnold
L., and Clacy e. Strother, infants.
Given under my hand this the first
day OF Septe mber. 1911.
CHARLES G. COFFMAN,
Commissioner of Accounts for Harri-
son County.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
1EcTCRE AT CHURCH.

A humorous lecture will be given
Moday night at the Mount Zion Bap-
fist church, colored, by the REV.
Mrs. A. V. Winston. Her subject
will be Touch Me Not" An ice
cream social will be held at the
church after this lecture. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16

u Grant Lyons. guardian OF carrie
ID. Morris. infant.
Aggrippa n. Lawson. committee OF
Leora e. Lawson. insane.
John Ross, administrator OF Helen
Ross. deceased.
willie G. stonestreet, executor of
samuel c. stonestreet, deceased.
zebidee w. Morris, ,xecuto- Tar
riet w. Randolph. deee~- d.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
FTDUCiARY NOTICES.

Tho following fiduciary accounts
are before the undersigned. Charles
q. Corrman, commissioner OF accounts
OF Harrison County. West Virginia.
for settlement:
Clarence v. westfaII. administrator
Of rosetta NJ. westpall. deceased.
william b. Osborn, trustee of Fran
eis PIdcock and George Osborn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
Official Entry list For the Fair Here

JOE WALTERS, b h. ~ QuarteFn1lster.
r. II. Flick. KlttanninE. Pa
8IcCASH, b. g. By Pfotlieal.
MABEL c., br. by Wild oIllnE
Highland Park Farm, 1Cadiz, Ohio
RAFSPOLIAlT, b. 3. by BaFtOlo.
A. d. Parr ClarksburEe ". Va
F. a. L., b. g. by Anderson wilkes.
curt GosneT Cambridge city Ind.
CAMERON, b. &, by ActelI.&
John ]. CAN. Cleveland. Ohio,
JAY QUFpA, by Jay McGregor.
A KENTUCKY BELLE, by Peter the S1Fesat,
G. a. Blum, Cleveland. Ohio.
THE DEVIL b. z. by Wildwood
Dorrsan & Run, Columbus. Ohio
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-16
TUEsDAY. sEPTEsBER 10.

TUESDAY, SldPIEAEBEA H.
HORSE JOURNAL FNUTURTTY TRoT-
SHAKE $1,000.
PETER BILLII1EN, br. c. by Peter Lne
". 4. Bacon, Paris. Ky.
E:SOEP, bF. c. by Parole
Il E. Brown, Delevan, III.
VIRGINIA HILL, by Lord Roberts.
LORD PEIeCIs, by Lord Roberts.
w. g. Bennett, Weston W. va.
HOMEWORK, by Wild Omar
w b. Bryson & Son. 8enia, Ohio.
STRONG BARoN, g. b. by Baron EEL seli,
reese blizzard, ParIeersburg, w. Va.
LENA RIVERS, by Malpsaleet.
claire Cobb. Spring NILS. n.
.. j. cable. Lima. Ohio.
RAC8ELSILI., by the Composer
C. o. Huffman, ArcanuH. ONO.
SpRTSCSILSE, by BlaclEIlne.
william Dagler & sons RushVille mo-
LADY DAY, by NOrVaL
Charles Day, Montpelier Ind.
JAY BURNS, by Jay BEeGEegor.
Henry Dunlap, Winchester, Ohio.
KING ANI3ET, by Robert King.
II. c. Feroe, Tivolo. ~ Y
Pan TAN, by TanfOran.
Frank HUFFMAN, Springfield. Ohio.
LULU ONWARD, by Advertiser
James w. Helsel. Berlin, Ohio.
MASON MATHEW, blk. by Moko
A. l. walter Canal Dover, Ohio.
DAINTY DAVIE, by Cecil J. Rhodes.
G. w. Morton. Princeton. ILL.,
NIOBURNS, by Nobel.
Marie Bros. Lima, Ohio.
THE WONDER, b. by Mike Grady.
DR.. ]. b. Mckenzie. Wilmington, Ohio.
GRACE F., by Directly.
RUTH VESTELL, by Vcntcn
E. E. oaNeIll. Eaton. Ohio
JUNE: AI,CYONE by AlcyOne
Frank Paine. Detroit. Mich
AREA by RcdVlnS c.
DR. G. s. Root Springfield, Ill.
LADY PHILLIPS, :. r. by Bay wreath.
oscar vallery. washington c. H.. OHIO
NIONIERE, br. e. by Nobel.
scott Ross. Toledo. Ohio
N a 8 ,h g. by RexteII.
ID A. sprigg, South Charleston, ono
s:ISTER DINETA, by John A. Mckerr""'
L. shook, South Lebanon ONO.
SCIoTO KING, by Lot'a 11oa.o,,, ohio.
H II. Stambaugh, YOUNGSTOWN o'''''
MAY ELECT, 70. +. by Uncle Al.
ID. s trimmer. Springfield, ONO
CAPTAIN DENNY, by Major Ht%tsinS"n'
INLAND Farms. Greensburg' Pa.
1aSSIE N'CsRFGOFI. br. +. by Jay M'GrcSor
n A. Verhage, Cincinnati ono
RocEFR NJ. by Royal Mckinney.
Van Meter & McGregor. Sonth Char'eS-
rIJPSToRM, by AdstOrm.
RITIl1r AXWORTIY, by Dale ANw0rthy
white River stock Farm. Muncie' mo
TOM c. WEBER, blk; c, by G Ma' Ohio
e:13 PACE-PURSE $500.
TowANDA blk. 5. by Colonel Loomls'
maxwell x Singer. Cardington' ohio'
BTJSHNIGIII KING, b. z. by NorT;lI iAhE'
81 f. Gray. Toronto. Ont
IvooDC;IIFF KING, b. $. by Anderson
G Milke Gosnen Cambridge City. Ind.
DEWEY BELL. b. Il. by Admiral Dewey
walter Eliason, Fairmont w. va
T,vFI;S-S F.ATCHEN, br. m. by The I'atchen
p 10Y warner. Cincinnati. Ohio.
BELL ORATOR. b. e. by Ontario.
A G. Brown Philadelphia. Pa
MAJOR HUNTER. b. <. by Clarence G.
c. H. Hunter. Moundsville' w. va.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
I846

John P Barstow embarked in business here in 1S46 under the firm of Backus & Rarstow. small and conservative business done, but soon increased until it became important depot for supplying the wants of customers throughout Eastern Connecticut.
 In 1s7e MT. Bsrstow included in his partner ship, Frank H. Smith and George S.. Byles (tfe latter his nephew), and the business was then dueted under the firm name of John P Barstow & Co., and the accompanying photograph represents the building as it appeared that time. These men succeeded to the business at MT. Barstows death in 1893, and have increased and enlarged the business and the present time employ about thirty skilled and competent workrnen in their various de psrtnents, which includes Tin, Sheet, Iron and Copper Work, Steam Hot Water Heating Sani- tary Plumbing in all its branches, Furnace and Ventlating Piping and General Roofing and Repair Work.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
1917

This firm also deal very extensively in Farm In- pIements of ali kinds, Field and Garden Seeds Fertilizers and Garden Tools.
 They have been the agents for the celebrated Richmond Ranges which are in use in thousands of Norwich homes and are very economical and satis- factory.
 Parlor Stoves of various designs; also Refrgera- tors, Water Coolers, Kitchen Cabinets, General Kitchen Furnishings and full and complete line of Omega Ware
 It has always been the aim of this firm to furnish the best goods in whatever line they carry and the public appreciates that fact which makes this the headquarters for up-to-date goods, and merits the confidence and patronage of their customers.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
DEATHS

COLSON-Suddenly. on Saturday, September
%, lJll, at 1890 9. m, JOHN CALVIN.
son OF James c. and Elizabeth CoIson (ne0
Gormanl, aged fourteen months.
Funeral from his late residence. LA D
street northeast, on Monday. October 2, at
y. m.
JASPER-Died. on September o. 1911. at the
Home for the Aged and Infirm, HENRY
JASPER [colored).
Body at Morgne: IL not called for by
D. m. tomorrow, October 2, such remains
will De disposed Of according TO law.
KELLER-on Friday, September o. 1871. az
her late residence 81 Tenth street south
mother of Louis A. Keller
Funeral services will be held at George
p. Zurhorsts undertaking establishment,
301 East Capitol street. on Monday Octo-
Der 2, 1911, at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend. Please omit flowers
Baltimore, Nd. papers please copy.) -
LEyY-Entered into eternal rest on Satur-
day, September 30, 1911, at her residence,
1897 Eleventh street northwest, ESTHER
c., widow OF the late Capt. Cherrie II.
Levy. and daughter Of the late Rabbi Nor
ris ]. Raphall, in the eightIeth year Of her
age.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence, Tuesday at 10 a m. Friends OF
family invited .Interment private. oc1-2t'
STUY-Died, Friday, September %, 1911, at
4:3O p. m, WALTER STUY.
Funeral will take place Monday at D.
m. at the residence. S19 Eighth street north
west. Funeral private.
Gone but not forgotten: the little one IN
gone. but though
His lit:le voice is STILL the place Is still in
our home. BY HIS MOTHER.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE

2-FAMILY FLAT on Heights; rental $40
year; pays lS per cent net on 5000 equity;
terms; or trade for small house or lots
HANDSOME Groom and bath new colonial
brick house; h. W. b.; in No. Columbia
Heights; owner built two; 2 one ,.i for hi his
Price reduced to 1850; easy terms.
CORNER s-room modern brick house, nea=
IS, 900; easy terms: sell to colored party
or trade for smaller house, n. w.
ave-: price $500; clear; trade for small
farm or suburban place.
VERY ATTRACTIVE new Groom and bath
colonial brick house. near 18th and D
SITS. S. E.; only 5000; terms easy: sell
to colored party
LARGE FRAME house: deep lot; in Column
bia Heights; always rented; price g., $50;
terms easy; sell to colored party.
WELL BUILT Groom modern brick house.
near 18th and NJ sts. N. E.; cozy home at
$500; terms.
GOOD 5-RooM and bath new brick house.
near Pa. ave. S. E.; less than value
at 5000; terms.
FINE GROOM brick house. S. E.; good
renter; price 81, 600 clear; trade for equity
in house near Capitol Hill; put in some
cash.
WORTH s., 900; only $3.50 for good 4-room
brick in large court; $50 cash, balance
SO per month.
BEAUTIFUL S-room modern house, on Holly
ave.. Takoma Park: lot 54x250: price
$3.50; trade for house near Convention
Hall
ATTRACTIVE 7-room house; concrete cellar;
furnace heat; corner lot about IL. 900 20.
TT; price $1,000; terms or trade s, 900
equity for city house.
IDEAL, 4-room bungalow and very large lot
Mt. Rainier. Md; price Ar75o: $3.50 cash,
balance monthly.
b-ROOM pebble-dash cottage on Teneytown
electric line; large lots; price $1.650;
terms or trade equity and cash for equity
in cheap city property.
GROOM HOUSE, rented for IS month. about
% 900 "a. it.; close to R. l. ave-, In Wood
ridge, D. c.; price $1,l50; $3.50 cash, bal
ance SO month.
4-ROOM HOUSE and lots at Capitol
Heights, Nd; price a,10o; clear; easy
terms or trade for equity in house n. L.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1923 F St N. W.
FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-A fruit farm
at Harpers Ferry. BOX 81, Times office.
: =.
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