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bling of Casco and the wrecked Hfeboat He knew
the schooner's peril, if Bunker didn't, He was in
against hopeless odds. The JOY of fight thrilled him.
So his old grandfather had dared stress and storm
go belowmNiss Barnes, he said; "Ive got to close
the hatch The cabins safe, all right, isn't it?"
She nodded, choking with sobs
We'll, SOS Captain Casco and his men. Pull up now,
Grill he added sternly. We've got our work cut out
share looking after your sister There's no danger-I
have the ship home in jiffy. Only do as say!"
The quick flash of her brown eyes thrilled him. But
this time for foolng about girls eyes! He
slammed down the hatch cover, hasped it, and swung
the wheel. The gale was coming after them with hol
low booming that sent a grim warning ahead. He had
when the blow came A big wave swept over the stern,
slapping against the after part of the cabin The kick
OF the wheel flung him across the deck almost tearing
his arms from their sockets but he clung to it. The
flood held back the schooner though giant hand
from the cutchng her stern, trying drag
her under
wopack the gale struck her fairly; the mainsa split
from boom to gaff, fickng to leeward; the topnast
crashing down deck-and the Nancy Lee freed
from mans CONTROL spun off her under the pull of
the headss and raced for the open Hazard, strain
ing with cracking muscles at the wheel, had a runaway
ship on his hands, unrnanageable to any though
he had the strength of a dozen wheelsmen. Captain
Bunker he could count nothing on; the old schooner
master was nearly dead from exhaustion now. Hazard
jammed the wheel hard down, slipped on the laShings
to hold it, and ran forward.
There racket in the forecastle he passed it;
but he could imagine the temper of those unruly Jamaica
negroes, shut up for wentyour hours in that dark hole
And he cursed the thick headedness of Skipper Bunker
importing the lives of his precious passengers through
his stubborn stupidity.
Once forward, he slashed like mailman, bringing the
head sails down on the He could not haul down the
foresail; but he dropped the ga reducing the of
the sail by half; hauling the slack of the sheet ropes
at the time to bring the schooner beam into the
wind despite the pounding
With the drag of the headsails off her. the little ship
responded immediately turning her head slowly from
the open she rounded more to windward Her
runaway dash slackened, and, with her wheel lashed
hard down. Hazard knew, guessed, that she max
ing nearly northward, parallel with the Jersey coastlne
He staggered back against the buwark, dead beat,
but jublant. If he could hold the Nancy Lee on her
present course he stood bare chance of meeting ship
far out making for the southern transatlantic lane.
1t the thought of that night watch the black hours
at the kicking wheel of half wrecked vessel with pack
of black mutineers trying break out that chilled his
bood-not for himself but for the helpless people
aboard
Grtting his teeth with the heplessness of the whole
thing, he started aft, and suddenly stopped shot.
There was dull rumbling of something below decks,
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1t was the girl he sought,
white faced and sobbing,
clinging in the doorway of the
cabin hatch. Near her, half
sitting, half sprawling, in the
companionway, lay the bulky
form of Skipper Bunker of the
Nancy Lee, his leg swathed in
bandages, his red face bruised
and swollen, his big red hands
clutching the spokes of the
wheel, and at his side an ugly
black automatic pistol.
"You just come in time,
Lad Bunker growled. II saw
you, after Jem Casco missed
me. I'm done up-sprained
ankle-no sleep-the blacks
rushed mel
At Norfolk his crew had
left him, sailing. for Panama
on an offer of a big paying
venture. Bunker let them go,
signing in their places quar-
tet of Jamaica negroes to work
the schooner home. That was
his fatal mistake.
"They got at the supplies,
them smoked Italians. and
quit work. And-we had an
argument, Bunker explained.
"I battened the black devils
in the fo'c'sle, thinking O the
women's safety. A day an
night | been froze to the wheel.
Couldn't heave to without
hands, and couldn't see much
ahead without the gal here.
H'isted the help flag an let
her rum"
VOUNG HURRICANE cut
= short the Captains croak-
ings, swinging on the half
hysterical girl, who was bab-
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and he noticed that the hull was lifting to the
suggshy, rolling like barrel they struck her quar-
ter. He had counted mauling, working to wind
ward; but
SHE'S taking in water! That spar going overheard
opened up seam, likely"
The discovery appalled, him. but he pulled up in a
moment. Something of the fierce fire that thrilled him
when he faced Big em Casco the beach leaped in his
vensa lust for mastery, determination to force that
idle howng pack forward to work the ship whether they
wanted to not.
He remembered Bunker's pistol and sprang aft Un-
der his rough handling the old seaman stared at him.
only half understanding
"The gum he said wonderngly "Why Lad I'd had
them black scoundres holystonng the deck long ago
loaded SO fur's know" He fell back groaning, and
Hazard laughed, barking laugh that did not sound
good.
and gons e S S0s TO Of s DHI
hung inside the rail- 1t long odds, four to one;
but His eye caught something tangled in the lee
cOrdage, and he sprang to the side with cry. Next
instant he the rail in his soop dismasted
and half full of water but still dragging alongside from
the grapne he had thrown into the fore chains. When
he climbed back aboard he held his double bareed duck
gun in his hand, shaking it aloft in boyish glee.
Don't tell me there isn't Providence She hits you
wallop with one hand and hands out chunk o pie
with the other! Now Ill make that bunch sit upl'
Dusk closing and he needed light for the work
before him. He dared not think of his desperate plan;
but he going through with it!
"One thing certain if those fellows should break
in the night they'll get all hands! I've got to be before
hand with them!'
1t the work of a moment to rip the panks off the
scuttle below which the prisoners bowling like
demons He evered away the tmbers with the butt of
his gum and sprng back beside the hatch ready for the
rush. The hatch cover slid slowly back the door flew
open, and giant negro sprang deck Behind him
Hazard other wooly heads and rolling white eyes;
but the colossus blocked the hatchway
THAT'S the ringleader! That's the king of 'em!'
He heard Captain Bunkers deep below But
of what happened directly erward Hurricane Hazard
had no distinct memory He that Herculean
black form slowly turn on him, the great white eyes
blinking in the sht after the darkness of the hold.
Something rel passed before Hazards eyes. The black
wen1 up. There the glitter of a knife and
snarling.
Hazard dropped his forgotten gun and sprang in.
Man to mani he roared The arm descended with
twisting it in wise The knife cattered the deck
With lightning like movement Hazards right shot
up lifting from the hip The blow caught the giant negro
fair the jaw. -spat-thurnp! The colossus
gasped swayed, and crashed to the deck 1t was
before the other negroes could make move Now
10
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10

ing flag her g the reversed ensign signal OF distress
the world over. He crouched over the tier, hugging
onconing vessel lust as Ships Bottom had done. 1t
was his turn now. Grimly he faced it.
"Shc's Casco down, and she'll run me down, that
ship in distress! may be beachcomber; but bet
make her, if those Life muckers couldnt!'
He was facing death; but he wasted no time in idle
specuations. There trouble aboard the Nancy
Lee, she wouldn't keep her crazy after splng
the Ships Bottom crew IN the sea They were safe
enough. He could them in the water, far astern
now hanging to the wrecked lifeboat, buoyed up by
their cork jackets and the boats air tanks. Hazard
gave them only glance his thoughts were all OF Molly
aboard ship that having her sweet will of the
sea with nobody in sight to direct lii s her
"If she hits me bow She fling me off like she did
the Ships Bottom bunch got to take her broadslde
Her booms will yank me under by the mast; but Ill
have show to Jump her.
He figured cooly on his chances OF jumping the bolt
ing ship, from his tossing, rundown salboat Not for
nothing had Young Hurricane Hazard gained the name
of the best boatman on Barnegat Bav He 1.-THE
a panther too and life on the beach had given him
panthers muscles of tempered steel. He'd make it, or
"Last minute I'll heave the grapnel into her fore
chains swing her, and jump. Here she comes And a
half gale after her!'
One thing was in his favor: the squall brought with
it weight of wind that seadied the schooner her
course filling her patched sails to cracking, she
bowling up the little sloop, scuddng boldly down to
meet her.
The high bowsprit loomed over his head like club
shrill scream coming from aft the schooner nerved
him utmost effort. He sprang up amning down the
tiler the big sails blanketed him from the wind.
linen came the crash
NECK and neck-and the last jump does it,
grinding of spars overhead, and the boat caught
by overhangng cordage plunged downward, sinking
der his feet; but Hazard already scrambng the
forechains like a cat.
A fierce bowling and pounding-sounds such as he
had heard from the throats of white men-at his
very elbow made him jump his heart in his mouth. He
glanced around The doors of the forecastle whence
the unearhy bowling proceeded, nailed and bat
tened down. and brown spotches which not paint
stained the deck his Sailor that he was, the
truth flashed upon him. This ship that had
broken moorings with the billboard! He knew
Captain Bunkers fame driver!
@Mutiny, by thunder! Old Bunker's got in
with the and bottled EN- below That's the flag of
distress business But where is he?'
Erratc the schooners was, Hazard knew
somebody must have the wheel out of sight behind the
deckhouse. AS he sprang aft he caught the flash of
frightened face in the cabin window-Captain Cascos
wife He rounded the cabin and gave cry of relief.
"Molly! Thank Heaven! What's of Captain
Bunker? Dead?'
~Oh, Hur-Mr Hazard There fight The
negro ran loose! Oh, and we down the eboat
i saw it!'
Evening star., 1911-05-28

YOUNG HURRICANE cut
= short the Captains S croak-
ings, swinging on the half
hysterical girl, who was bab-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
ALLEN MURDOCH
Is Elected Mayor of Parkers-
burg Over Pedigo by a
Good Majority.

FREDERICKSBURG. May 3-1n the
first election held under the new
form of government
.Auenqc. Murdoch, a former mayor
OF the city of Parkersburg, was
elected yesterday over the present
incumbent, w. B. Pedigo, by ma
jority of 342 votes.
For council, ]. Loyal Gilbert, D.
H. Bradford, Ed. G. Stephenson and
Lake Perkins were elected in the or
der named, Gilbert leading the
ticket with 2.O77, Bradford follow
ing with 1919, stephen polling l.
726 and Perkins following with Il
6s7. c. P. Morrison was fifth man,
receiving "a votes less than Per-
kins, with Harry Leonard following
with a vote of 1873.
The standing of the other council
manic candidates was as follows:
Morrison, Leonard, Hawkins and
Lehman.
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FINE IMPOSED
Upon Conductor for Assault
ing Passenger on an
Adamston Car.

Thomas Rominc, conductor of an
Adamstou street car, was fined $40
md costs wednesday morning in JUS
lice G.. II. 0ordon's court for assault
ing and :. t4Emg Frank Bolander. a
passenger on the car. Saturday night.
April 2e. The two had an alterca-
ton when the conductor asked Bolan-
der to step forward in the car. which
was crowded, and they came to blows.
Rolunder being struck in the face and
receiving two black and blue eyes.
Following this trial, charge of
disorderly conduct preferred in JUS
lice w. p. Camps court by Romine
against Bolander was dismissed.
on the payment of costs, without
prejudice to the bringing OF suit
sefore the next grand jury.
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And plans Are Being L aid for
Early Construction of
Road

y
The stockholders Of the newly
chartered GRAFTON, Faifmont and
clarksburg Railway Company nave
elected. ofieers as follows:
President, Charles f. Sutherland,
OF Morgantown
. First vice president and general
manager. John N. Roberts, OF PITTS
burg.
SECOND vice president G. Lee Rey-
nolds. Of Graft0h
Third vice president, Arthur
steaIey, of Fafrmont.
Treasurer A b corder, Of Graf
ton
seeretaryr Charles e Benton. Of
PftfshiIr
Reports were made by the several
temporary committees on organiza-
ton, right Of way, surveys, etc. and
the committees were continued per-
manentIy.
Practically all, Of the route has
b en- chosen and but few IL any
changes are contemplated. The orig
mai plans provide for very favor
able grade with construction charges
moderate. No site was decided upon
the power house but several To-.
cations favorable to the plans of the
company have been prohered and q
decision. it is stated. will soon BIZ
reached.
"A certain portion of the capital
stock has been set apart for public
subscription and the books of tho
company will be opened in few
days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
Lg.S..ES
Courf. of the State
Refuses to Grant a
New Trial.

CHAEeIjES5rOsN. May -3s-Fhe SUI
.preme court of appeals has handed
down nine opinions. among which
was the case Of statesvs. Belcher. who
is now awaiting execution at the pen
itentiary. The lower court was at
hrmed so that the only hope BeicheI
now has is xecutive=elemency. The
cases decided we're:
Keatley vs. county court OF sum
mers county. Affirmed.
state, W. Belcher. from Minso
county. Affirmed.
Dempsey IS. NoEfolk & Western
Railway Company, from Aiinso coun-
ty. Alarmed. 9
a1axwelI VS.. Davis Trust Company
ct dis. from Randolph county. Mod
ified and affirmed.
WEIGH Lumber Company vs.. Page
ton Lumber Company, from Mcdowell
county Affirned.
Hnrznon vs.. AIT, from Tucker coun-
-ty. Affirmed.
Clark vs.. Beard. from Pocaho1tns
county Reversed; judgment set aside
and new trial granted.
Allies vs.. Hollen, from Jefferson
county. Affirmed.
Collins VS.. White Oak Fuel Com
pany. from Fayette county. Reversed
and Judgment rendered for plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
GITY 0FHGERS
Are Named by Morgantown's
New Council to Serve
for One Year.

MoRGA&rowCS. May 5.-The new
Alorgantown council has met and or
ganized with the selection of-ne'N Oh
hciaIs. The vacancies swere hlied as
follows:
chief of police. Jasper Taylor; city
solicitor. Robert e. Guy: city coliec-
ter, Gilbert z. Miller; city treasurer
w. X. Arnett: city assessor, j. J.
Hall; city engineer, O. b.: HaftieS;
street comrnissioner, Aady-zFSrost'
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MO0pMEN ME.ET
State Meeting Opens at Char
lesion Wednesday Morn
ing. Glasscook Speaks.

CHARLESTON, May San state
officials OF the Modern Woodmen OF
America, and nearly all Of the dele
Gates we're here thia morning for the
triennial meeting which opened to-
day. West Virginia will send nine
delegates to the Buffalo meeting In
June. Sen. o: A. Wood, state coun-
sellor; ]. NJ. Connolly, state deputy;
Judge Homer Woods, and others ar
rived last evening.
Governor Glasscock delivered an
address of welcome and Judge Hunt
er Moss responded for the Woodmen-
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wednesday May 3. 1911.
e e. q 8 3 ~:
fine wash
goods. Csc

Top line tells the story, IN a
way. but there's more to It than
that expresses.
This store does the Wash
Goods business in a big way
choicest and best of every kind
and class, and no limit to variety
This showing of Wash Goods
Csc is further emphatic evidence
of its ability to command the IN
terested attention of the entire
public no matter where they live.
Let the goods have a chance
Ia quarter - twenty-five cents
the price-for choice OF
the whole row of tables full.
Imported and fine Domestic
Madras Ginghams = Imported
Irish Dinhities, Fine Silk and Cot
ton Mousselines, Printed Voiles,
Printed Dress Scrirns. Printed
Cotton Pongees, Printed fancy
weave Ratistes, Printed Lace Or
candies, Printed Cotton Fou-
Iards, Mercerizcd Batiste, Woven
Stripe and Check VOTES.
These, and other Cottens on
the aforesaid tables-all Csc.
Cottons of such character as cry
out to the critical for quick APP
probation.
B0eGS & BULL,
NoRTH SIDE, PlTTsRuseB, "a.
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sURPRIsE
Party Is Given 81 Friends Tor Hrs.
Iowery, Golored

"A number. OF friends delightEully
entertained Mrs Addie Lowery. co.'s
ofed, at the home Of Mrs. Lottie
Brown on Monticello avenns last
nfghe. It's being an anniversary Gf:Alrs.
Lowery's birth. The aRair was quite
a surprise to the honored guest
luncheon was served at late hour.
after which the guests departed
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L0RIMER CASE
viii Come Up in the Senate
Tomorrow and a Fight
is Expected.

W1AsEB1N7GnoE D. c., May s.-A
renewal of the Lortmer investigation
aas today provided for by the senate
committee ON contingent expenses
which approved resolution covering
TIE cspenses of such an inquiry. The
report will come up in the SENATE TO
morrow and fight is expected.
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FIRE AT WALDoMORE.

The fire department. was called out
at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
to extlnguish small fire at the
residence of R. T I.nwndes at Wall
domore. a second story shutter on
the trent Of the western wing caught
in some nraccolintabIe manner: the
blaze was easily oxtinEuished. The
damage was slight,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

PUBEsfG ABeI4o Sat1Fllay, Nay Q,
ii win Rinnen's IIveF5s stable, Rob-
ertJr.; 81 a dne chestnut sorrel stall
Hon. sired by Improved Red Wills
and dam BY Improved Dominiog,
imported RED Willis Robert on sire
side was thorough bred Red Wills
on the mother side thorough bred
Kenfuetly brought from the Ken
lucky stock yards. S. C. HOWELL
Melvin Bnnner. aucdoneer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

I coon GENT WANTED III every
town to represent an old established
life Insurance company that naiSes
a speciality OF temperance risks; low
rates and liberal contract to eapG-
bIs mans Address S. wilson. zSS
Broadway, New York.
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Col OMAN


F..
These lots are within five
minutes walk Of the heart
of the city. They have water.
sewerage and gas, in fact all
improvements Of ms de.
property including brick
sidewalks.
This addition is being
built up with modern homes
and IS making a first class
residence section
Let us figure with you on
the kind of a homo you want.
Built from your own plans
and finished to your own po=|
ton. Come early and select
the lot you want
We are selling these lots.
at the original prices. Con-
tracts have recently been let
for three new homes in Co
lonial Heights and more viii
be started soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
NOTICE.

All persons that have had blank
left for assessment must coli ~
Assessors Office or mall them "a psql8
erly sworn to together with
capltation tax. as the law PRO
that any one failing to make retlF
OF their property that the
shall double the asseSsnent
previous year.
ERNEST r
Assessor Harrison so1
once Hoffman Hall, cogrt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front
room ON drst floor. Every modern
convenience. Apply to ]. e. Mellon,
764 Locust st.
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ana bo6lstet lf
sfd1d square. "a call on either tel7
ephone win bring our representatt tive
with tsnd prices,
TEirtslr q TENT NAN IN TOWN
THE OLD RE
DAN I4sls7Es4, 53S r Vain -,
IS Years Experience
Cement and Stone Gontle tQEs
work Guaranteed.
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FOR RBNT-Four room cOttage and
hath. Also two room APARTMENT
and private bath. Apply 10 eIeva-
tor man at Gore building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

nor RH1NT-Lnrge, pleasant 'front.'
room and alcove. with hoard one
block west OF city postoftce. In
quire rear 146 w. PIKE St, Bel
phone 1s1-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
To DRAW luRoRs.

Criminal court jhrofs for the June
torn will-pe drawn ssrlsrd'sy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

FOR sALE-Detter Heads, Envelopes,
statement Heads, Bill Heads and
Business Cards, with your own
name and address printed to suit
you; best quality stock and expert
workmanship; prices very reasOna-
BILE. Telegram Job Department,
Bell phone 2sS-R, Consolidated
phone 157-L-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

Ycs. this IS good time - ~
estate, but It ought 70 be ndvs ~
NOT merely pIacarlied
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

FOR RENT-onc furnished front
room for gentlemen. Apply at 446
Lee st. E. Buzzard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

IDOR RENT-TSVO nicely furnished
rooms ladies or gentlemen. Apply
AZ III west pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03

y a los ofsEriees hngr bcen ell
yoi rsSId IN al
scrp tilfdflsle
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ZOE RENT

FoR RENr-Thrce unfurulsEcd
rooms for two peTSons: modern
c5nYenfences and centrally located.
Apply at 6ls West Main St
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FOR SALE

SINGLE COMB BROWN LEG
HoRNS-Next winter you will feel
like kicking yourself. Why? Be-
cause you dad not buy setting OF
s. c. B. Leghorn eggs. The best
laying and rating chickens on earth.
$500 a setting or $500 a hundred.
n. j. Francis, wilsonburg, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
WANTED AN :! Female Help

WANTED-Female Help
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. Raymond Maxwell, 331
e. Main st.
WANTED-A. girl to do dining room
work outside of school hours, for
room and board. Apply to Mrs. L.
B. Thompspn. Hardy Apartments.
33e Mechanic 81.
WANT11D-ASg girl for general house
work. no washing. Apply to Mrs.
John clifford, PAT Carr Ave.
WANTED girl to do general house
{ work. good place. good wages. Ap=
ply to room 541 Empire building, or
1o1. school st.
WANTF1D-GIrI to strip tobacco. Ap-
ply to B. G. Jackson. -323 Montleel=
10 avenue. lf
WANTT1D--A dining room girl Mt the
walker House.
WlNNTED-A girl for general house
work: good cook. Apply to Mrs. w.
H. Freeman. no. Isl East Main ST
WANTED-A girl TO do general
housework for family of three. APP
ply at SIG S. Second st.
wANTED-A girl to do general
,house'work: family of three; good
wuses to right party. Apply at 934
w. Pike st.
WANTED an oNcE-A girl for gems
eral housework: small Ganiily. good
wages. Mrs. E. ]. Doyle. 1T5
AIeigs avenue.
W.ASTED-A cook; references re-
CURED. Mrs. Fl. E, Curtin, GA
Mulberry st. ~
MISCELLANEOUS
BoARDERs WANTED-Apply at 613
West Pike street
and roolners.
within two minutes walk to post
once and convenient to Glen Elk.
Apply at III school st,
WANTED TO BUY-A second hnnd
safe. about 3ox4O inside. Apply at
the office Of the ClarlSsburg Lumber
and planning Mill Co, Junction Main
ana Elke Stb.
DRAFT sTALLIoN-Bily Norman;
sired by DR.. Cores horse OF clarRs-
burg; first dam, Coco; second dam
Bay wicks; six years old, weight
1900 pounds. 1911 season begins
April 10th. Terms, $40 TO insure
living colt. Tohn Hildreth, r. f. D.
No. 1, Box SO, wilsonbu g, w. Va
THE STAR SHOE sHOP-Iso"t and
shoe nlaking. Requiring on short
notice n speciality. All work done
neatly and promptly. ZIG $. Second
street. ]. Fl. Clay. proprietor.
SPECIAL sALE-.At the Bpx4ar. 1872
Ssecond street. Children's Eats.
Ladies' saIlors, ready-to-wear and
street Hats. Get our prices before
YOU buy.
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THE STAR SHOE SHoP-Bo"t and
shoe rFlnkins. Repairing on short
notice speciality All work done
neatly and promptly. ZIG $. Second
street ]. Fl. Clay. proprietor.