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New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho following petitions I'm bankruptcy
were filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
HENRY \. GOULD COMPANY, whole:
sale dealers in crude rubber At No. ~
Fulton street. involuntary, b. these cred
itors: Henry 4. Gould. Of Chatham y. -
81, 9o salary; Harvey Pspe, SIS, and =, ~ .lt
tleiohn & Co. $25l II was alleged that ma
company on January q admitted IN writing
inability to pay its debts and made prefer-
ctential payments of $l10.
FRANK PRZESTRZELSkl, private
banker and money eNChanger, OF No. NJ
Stanton street: involuntary by these crel-
itors: Nasyl PawliCk. 500; Pietro SaVicA.
80 and Harold l.. Kimstler. 1910. on as1
signed claims of five other deposition. IL
was alleged that he was ipsolyenj mads
preferential payments, transferred h,'
chandiSe and accounts and also concealed
roal estate" Archibald Palmer, attorney :or
the creditors. said that the liabilities wfrs
$4,000 and assets. $BOM. Judge Lehman,
of the Supreme Court, on "Wednesday ap-
pointed Irving {. Fox receiver
DANIEL W. LEHING. doing business az
the Central Beer Pump Company, manu-
factur.r ot beer pumps. at No. - rsst ilst
street involuntary, by thosc creditors;
s. 500. and LawTencc T.. Wolf. 1t was al
legged that on January "a hc admitted ma
biity to pay his debts in full Liabilities
LEO SCHOSBERG. dealer in rurs At 10.
l2a West 3ith street: voluntary Liabilities.
g SIS and nominal assets. $S9l. consisting o,
stock. s6,5. and fixtures, $2jl. both damaged
by fire on January -, and disputed a"-
counts. s26. ..,
MICHAEL LEWIS. furrier. OF No,.
West 26th street; involuntary, by. thgSs
creditors: Paul Silver, 500; S. Klein, 81,
ard Charles J. Heller, S22.
JOSEPH & ARON ECKER. who COM
posed the firm of Ecker Brothers. OF 30
5;4 7th street formerly liquor dealers vol.
untary Liabilities. <9268, contracted I'm ~
and 1907 and no assets.
EMMY Stages of No. 2l5 Second ave-
nue.: voluntary. Liabilities, $Lol3, and no
assets. - o., ,,...
LEONARD s. WELLAND. of No. 80 Ne:t
18th street: voluntary. Liabilities, E'ol''
and no assets
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
tcney.D
FEBRUARY !.
NTANUkUNTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. W $, 40 IT Of lGoth st,
j0Xl0O; Mary Monfort 10 Homer GilIies DAG
West lG0th ct. Dec %; 500; attorney, + l. May
helm, 35 Nassau ST.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1929 and 1927 43xlOO;
lanes l. Van San sa o TO- william fisch6an mes'
Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 176 Broadway.
BROADWAY. sI2. 25x116; Joseph l. Graf ct
al TO Elmer an G Rnng 1G East BuTEf E Jan 81
and Trust co, lIG Broadway.
BROADWAY 3Go4 to 3Glo, 75xloO; James
Tyroler TO Margaret Morris $50 Broadway
mtg STOOD; Jan 81; 500: attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, lI6 broadway.
BROADWAY. block bounded on by Broadway.
n by 10th st, by COX W by Amsterdam ave;
Alliance Really G9 o to Cppiss ao seSpGies SIGn CO. ~
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60. 1GO
Broadway.
BLBECKER ST. n :. 81 # Q Of Thompson ST.
a33 West 14Oth st mtg So $3.50: all liens; Jan
81: 81; attorney l. Fierman. 2i6 West J9th ST.
BROADWAY es. 52 It Of 18th st. 52xsOx
ley. 303 West 10Th st tmtg s1G0.O0M; Feb /; 500:
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 11G
Broadway.
1o0 81 ave- ave- e. 25 II Of Rosr r. ,'pa 81 asxS7
Timothy ! Murphy 10 Jere = Murphy 324 Con
vent ave: al title: all liens; - part; Jan 80;
. SANE PROPERTY: Nicholas d KcndclI TO
same; 1-G part; all title; all liens; Jan 80; 81
SAME PROPERTY: Irene K and James +
Mdrln 10 same 10 part All tlile; all liens. Jan
80, 81; attorney, T. Dunrhy, Broad 81.
CHERRY ST 42O. 25x y blk irreg: Melvin
g Palliscr. ref. 10 Isaac LOwenthal. i16 West
34th ST. Jan 30 S7,42J: attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust 60. 1IG Broadway.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. W =. 1T5 II " Of
Broadway, l20X9lX irreg: Hendrlck Hudson 90
10 American Real Estate CO. 321 9th ave: Feb
dntg SS75 OO0i: 500. attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60, 40 Broadway.
FULTON ST, 80 24x2Ox irreg. =; Cornella
4 Everdell TO Lydia T and Jane Everdeli, 3i2
Washington ave. Brooklyn: Jan 81. 81; attor-
ney, NJ Dixon. 81 Liberty ST.
LEXINGTON AVE 1929 I6yG2x rreg: John
Fleming TO Annie r |. AttcThury, New Ro-
chelle. (mtg S1O.00O,: Jan ~; 500; sttOT-
ncy, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lIG Broad
way.
MADISON AVE. n " cor Of Goth ST. lOOxl2O.
Yorkshire Realty and Construction 60 10 the
One Hundred and Sixth Street Realty CO. $50
Broadway tmtg $4,000 Jan 81; Si00 aitor-
ney Title Guarantee and Trust 60. lT6 Broad
way
SAME PROPERTY. the One Hundred and
Sixth Street Realty 60 10 Theodore = Cooper.
16 East 6fh st mtg sino. .o00D: Jan 81 500.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 116
Broadway
MANHATTAN AVE, so sixeo; Margsrst =
Morris 10 James Tyroler. 3ls West 1aih st nntg
S32 000: Jan 81. 500 attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust GO. 176 Brosdusy.
PRINCE ST $50 10 49,, cor NJ West
Broadway. fni0l: Julia samu.ls TO Jos:ph
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. "A and IS Vesey street
BY Joseph r. Day.
MADISON AVE. 64 s, 24.a II n Of 9th
ST. - sxaj. 3 stv dwlg. sold 20 otto II Hartman
for $4,000.
MADISON AVE. cor I'D St O22X4OX
irreg; sty dwg; adjourned ~ Feb =.
PINEHURsT AVE, 10 q. cor I7sth 81.
12T. .6xa6 4xl27. .Sx1Olli: three sty tennis: sold
to the plaintiff for Sl6l ,225.
i4STH ST 4l5 West n s. I3T II ot Convent
ave, 1sx9a1i; sty dwg; sold 70 tho plaintiff
for Sl1GOO.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1851, cor I4Tth St,
411xlOo; & sty tenmt and stores, sold 70 Daniel
"offey for s62. O00.
1ST AVE 1885 and 1871 6. ssb u u ~ 62d
ST. 32x64. sty tennis and stores, sold 10 the
plaintiff for $3.50
At the Bronx Exchange
Ry Joseph T. Day.
FnRDHAM ROAD. cor Valentine ave
1245X11Ox12s. .2xl1O2; sty apt house: adjourned
10 Feb s
BY the James L. Wells Company.
WASHINGTON AVE, 2ls0. :. 90 n of
1921 ST. 20xs5: . sty dVg: sold 10 & " Smith for
ST.. 700
WASHINGTON AVE, 2Is7, s. so It of
ls2d ST, 2Oxs5; 2 sty dwg; sold TO g II smith
for Sc 200.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs Henry B, Hyde widow of the
founder Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. is the buyer Of the dwelling house
No % West jOth street, sold recently by
Henry Rogers Winthrop. Mrs. Hyde re-
Gently disposed of her residence at Nos. 9
and II East 10Th street
5 Il. Goodale & Perry were the brokers
in the sale of the loft building at No 81
West 18th street for Stern Bomeisler,
reported in yesterdays Tribune.
The James T.. Barry Company has been
appointed agent for Panaza Court at Nos.
b57 and $50 West Hist street and Kamoza
Court. at Nos j07 and 800 West Hist street.
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown &
Co, as agents for Miss Helen NJ. Gould, ne
Gotiated the lease for No. East 47th
street. adjoining the Gould mapsion. TO
William Sittenham for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

S 3. Goodale & Perry have sold for a
MIR. Hodges forty acres at Summit, y. j..
fronting 1900 feet on Springfield avenue;
also sold a plot,s 1OOx1OO feet, on Stewart
avenue, in the vicinity Of Hotel Gramatan,
at Bronxville. Westchester County.
The Standard Acreage Company has sold
10 a development company Of Manhattan
a tract Of twenty-five acres at Lakewood,
n j., fronting on Massachusetts, avenue.
Cornelius G.. Kolf has rented TO Mr..
Cvetnic the five acres and house known as
Manor Hurst" West New Brighton for
a term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
TEBRI-ARY /.


BROADWAY, 1851 TO 1868; all; WaIdGmaro
10 Colton's Corpn. 81 yrs from Dec !, 1911
Ss7 go: address, l22 Nassau ST.
BROADWAY. s12: all Elmer Darling @ e
Joseph /. Graf: yrs from Feb !, 1917; s1Wo
address 2S West Sgth 81.
BROADWAY, 1853; store. etc: lanes HaESlr
10 John Porter all yrs from May ], l"l-
So 600: address, Hartford, Conn.
CANAL ST. 2s: store and basement; Harry N
Goldberg 10 MARY Jackson: 4 yrs 10 mos IRON
July l. 1909: 81 800: address. lT0 Harrison ave
Brooklyn
ESSEN Sr. St. all: Barnwill Realty GO 4
Harry Rich: yTs from Feb !, 1872, $3.50
address. SO Essex ST.
MORRIS AVE. 5js all; Angola Montelean'
10 Antonio Squambat; yrs from Jan !. 1872
SS4O address. 55s Morris ave.
WESTCHESTER AVE 1045; all Henry Nor
gcnthau' co TO Frank l. Alien: yrs from Oct
l. 1905 81 500: address. 10i5 Westchcster ave
I sTH AVE. 1894 store, etc: Charles Plunkett
10 George Cara james, 3 yrs from May ], 1872
81 600. address, 2G34 sth ave.
sTH AVE. s72; all Isabelle V Adams ~ al
To Oliver + ByTne; 4 yrs from May !, 1911
81. 600: address, $40 sth ave.
5GTH ST, East; all: Louise Tinker ct
al. cxrs 10 Percy W French and ano: 81 yrs from
April !, 1911: $4,000; address, 3l5 West 9th st
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
TO ERECT NEW THEATRE.

Feinbers & Seligman have leased for the
Atlantic Realty Company the plot, look
100 feet. at the southwest corner of Au-
dubon avenue and 1S0th street, for term
of twenty-one years with the privilege of a
renewal for a similar term. The lessee is
the Fort TryOn Amusement Company which
will erect on the site three story the
atre building with stores. lt will be de-
voted 10 vaudeville and moving pictures.
Work will begin at once on the building.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
SALE TO THoRNE RATIFIED.

The stockholders of the Trust Company
of America held special meeting yester-
day and ratified the sale OF 2,iIJ shares
of the Corporation Trust Company, OF New
Jersey. representing the total holdings Ok
the Trust Company OF America i'm the New
Jersey company. TO OakleiSh Thorne, presi-
dent of the former company. IL Is UNDER,
stood that the Corporation Trust Company
will be carried on without any change
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
BUILDING HELD At $35O,000 SOLD
New Structure at Barrow and Greenwich Streets and MARKS
the CLOSING Successful Transaction on the Block.
ADDS TO HOLDINGS IN UPPER LEXINGTON AVENUE

Of the Mott Memorial Medical and surgical
Library. founded by the widow OF the late
DR.. Valentine Mott. a noted surgeon The
property was sold for $4,000 to Otto r.
Hartmann as a speculative investment IL
comprises q three story and basement
building on lot 24.sx95 feet. adjoining the
northwest corner Of 9th street Opposite
Madison Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
WESTMINSTER TRACT SOLD.

Daniel h. Freedman has sold to a client
of stewart Butler the Bailey farm Of 10
acres at Croton Falls. Westchester County.
The property has frontage Of three-quar-
ters Of mile on the main road from
Croton Falls to Brewster With this sale
Hir Freedman has closed out the last Of
the group Of farms in northern Westches-
ter purchased by him about two years ago
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
GREENWICH ACREAGE SOLD.

Siawson Hobbs have sold at Greenwich,
Conn, to Allen Forbes for George L. Slaw-
son a tract Of about six and one-half acres
ol land fronting on the old Church Road
and extending through 10 new street.
Tits disposes Of the entire tract near the
country club. with the exception Of one
plot recently purchased by Mr. Shwson
from the Mead estate.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
BROOKLYN SALES,

Joseph P. Day has sold for the Manhat-
tan Beach Estates a plot Soxloo feet on the
west side of Corbin Place. $50 feet north OF
the Esplanade, to VI. II. Dun.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has SOLD
No 1888 Union street, one of ro" or
American basement two family houses re-
Gently erected by the 7. & r. Leslie Com
pany.
F. Sharun, has sold No 2n4s SD street,
one family dwelling house on lot K2XlOc
feet
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02

Underhill 10 the New York and Suburban CO.
operative Building and Loan Association; S5.V"'
attorney. Robert II Bergman. 32l9 Sd ave.
SAME PROPERTY: June 3. 1905; same to
same; $1,000
l3>rH sT s. 100 II . OF Willis ave. 25x10O;
Feb ], 1909: Robert r Hirchman to Gross "
Herman Inc; 5000 attorney, Robert II Berg
man, 32lo Sd ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb !, 1909; same to
same S16 600
lisIH ST n :, ll2.i II from n cor ~ DAILY
ave, 2JX66 5x25X6S.2. Msy 8. 1902; John and Hat
tie Nogel to August Amam; 50. 500; attorney.
Henry Merrnll. l.M Nassau. 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

,ITII sTr. II $ $50 Il of 10th ave; for y
gty teumt IOOxSSj. Hartley Open star Iehr
ucnt 60 80 Broad 81. owner II \ smith anI
" T. Miller, 1881 Broadway. architects; Sl2"ooo
3TTH ST o and II East for L. sty LOFTS. 25ON
80. r. NJ Anderson. ~ Wall St owner. East
3Ith St lessee; Mulliken a Moeler l"3 Parh
ave architects. Sl25. 1000.
THE BRONX.
\QiEDUCT and FREMONT AYES and liBTll
ST. frame crushing plant. 2iN3t; II y Huhtlhs
ton a TO. on premises, owner. Plttsouigh con
structon Co No 3TS5 Broadway, lessees George
II Finn. president. John T. Narrick. 3Is5 Broad
way. architect cost. $1,000.
lT5TH ST II s. i4T II Of Marmion ave:
st, bri studio. s0xl23.1: Bograph Co, IL East
I4th st. II II Bruenner. secretary. owner; Suar"
< rrast 90. l43 Liberty st, architects; cost.
$50 Ot0
SHERIDAN AVE. 5. 1913 q Of 18TH ST:
: sty brk storage. G0. lNl+3. To- Albert Schwarz-
Ier 1910 Brook ave, owner: Charles chaeter,
g. i0l fremont ave, architect cost, S3O,OOo.
NOHEGAN AVE 5 " cor Of l76th st; > sty
hrk tcnmt, 81. II 4 xlO6.3A: Schorn Go, Edward
Schorn. 100 Prospect ave. president owners
Harry r Howell Sd ave and li9th ST. architect:
cost $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

EDISON AVE. s. 1909 n Of Midde''r
I'd IOxin0. Elmer 4 Allen. ATTY, losns pfN''r
Howell Building 20 $4,000.
RI.EFCKFR IT, =. - y NJ West Rroaf-
vay 25xlOO. Hugo p pistolhurst loans Nsi'ah
Harrison Realities s. 300
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02

AlTE ERATIONS
THE RRONN

BROOK AVE. II cor Of 1921 ST: sty blk
hacking house, u. 75Xl23.9l; Swift * Co, 81 10Th
ave. owneis: Barton II Coffey li9 Broadway.
architect. cost, 81, 600.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
MOTT LIBRARY BUILDING SOLD.

Joseph r Day sold Yesterday In the
yesey street salesroom the former home
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02

BRYANT AVE, s. 17j II of Lafayette
ave. 25xl0O: Archibald Douglas ref. to Illhnc-
mann Hospital .Gj7 Park ave. Feb ! 81 400.
attorney. II G Sey mour Dos Broadway.
BRYANT AVE- g. 100 II ~ Lafayette
ave 2Jx8j: same to Julia G DE Haven. 492 West
End ave; Feb J.: s74o0. attorney as above.
BROOK AVE. g $, - II OF 10th st. 24x
100 Regina Hcincck 10 Curtis Byron. 222i
Amsterdam ave Cmtg S2 500: Jan 81; 81 auor-
ncy. Forest Hirleman, 391 East 1i9th ST.
CLAY AVE. " F. at II o Of I73d 81. 10ix
1854 Grant ave; Feb mtg SS,Oo0I 500; at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. lIG
Broadway.
CROTONA ~. s. 40 Il Of 17lst st.
lG0X46. Harry Munroc to Isidorc Scagcal.
1927 Failc st; Jan -; 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Isidorc Scagoal to
Harry \ Munroc. 4GO West Ii5th ~: Jan 81
Cmtg $4,000: 81: attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust 60. l7G Broadway.
EDISON AVE. %. ~ n of fremont rI
COX irrcg Dutchess Finance 90 to Baxter
Howell Building CO. ~ Wcuchcster avc
omtE $1,000; Nov 10 1911: $500. attorney
f. a Allen, - Broadway
FRANKLIN AVE. v s. us n ~ ITOth ~.
5lx2l: solomon " S"hatzkin to Realty aud
Commercial 90. 20 church st. pee fmtg
sl4 5000: 500 attorneys, Hllquit & Levine
$50 Broadway
FOX ST. " s ?oo II o. Of Iongvood ave. s6N
100 Solomon NJ schatztin 10 Realty aud Ctn-
mercisl Co 50 Church -: Dec I untr Si2 0ont I:
800 attorneys. Hillquit 4 Levine eco Broad
way
FOX ST. asa n ~ Of ie3d - aiy irreF
Fox 81, g. los ~ : n Nestrhester ave. Sl4N
iTreE: American Real Estate 20 to Hendrick
Hudson Co. 3ll West 10th st. Feb /. 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
ORDER +.
.eHt
Issued Relating to the Nomi-
nation of a State 'Senaz ..lg
torial Candidate. /

The Republican, Senatorial Execu-
tive Committee OF this Senatorial
district comprised of;iHarrfson, Lew
is and Doddridge counties recently
held a meeting, at which it was
ordered that a candidate for senator
from the Twelfth senatorial district
be nominated at the primary cleo
tom to be held throughout, the state
under the call of the Republican
State Central Committee, on the 4th
day Of June, A. ID. 1912, and that a
member of the Republican State
Executive Committee for the Twelfth
senatorial district be elected at said
primary.
Each candidate for state senator
shall, on or before the 4th day or
May, 1912, file with U. C. Sum-
mers, secretary, at West Union, W.
Va, written statement of his can
didacy, and pay Lee Troxell, at
Weston, w. Va, treasurer of the
Republican Senatorial Committee,
the sum of thirty dollars; and each
candidate for member of the Re-
publicart State 4Exeeutlve Committee
shalllais with said secretary state
ment of his candidacy, and pay to
said treasurer the sum of twenty
five dollars, on or before the 4th day
of May, 1912. F
Upon making the announcement
and paying the assessment as above
provided, the name of the candidate
will be printed upon the official bal
lot to be used at the primary cleo
ton under the proper heading, and
in its alphabetical order.
Only the names of those making
the announcement and paying the
assesspent within the time specified,
will appear upon the official ballot
to be used at the primary election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
GOOED HAVE SAVED MONEY


You can save money by spending 1t
right as well as by laying it aside.
For instance there are many people
who don't buy the right medicine for
their ailments; and pay out many dol
lars before they learn just what to do.
Mrs. Alex. Dumas, of Malone, n.
Y, knows this now. She says: "a
very heavy cold settled on my lungs
last winter and for three months l
coughed almost constantly, At, night
could hardly get any sleep. / tried
several medicines but none of them
did me any good. Then / thought I
would use vinol and it began to help
my cough from almost the first dose.
al do not cough at all now, l can
sleep well and have gained much
strength, all because l took your
splendid tonic"
When you buy vinol for your cough
OF to build you up, you are getting
the best remedy that can be had and
will not need to experiment with any
others. We guarantee Vinol to do
you good, and will give back your
money IL you are not we'll satisfied.
Stone & Mercer, Druggists, Clarks-
burg, ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
RAND Tier GOES
10 LODGE BAN9 LlE
In Honor of Exalted Ruler
and TO Attend dwelling
of Monument.

Captain Patrick d Shields in re-
sponse to. invitations viii leave on
No 19 this evening for New York
and Brooklyn to attend banquet to
be rendered Col John r.. Sullivan,
grand exalted ruler Of the Benevo-
lent Protective Order of Ellis, by
New York Lodge. 90. i. Saturday
night, at which time the lodge VIII
also celebrate its dfty-fourth ami
versary, and to attend the unvelI-
ing OF a monument erected by the
Brooklyn lodge, No. %, to the
memory OF William j. lBultling, one
of its past exalted rulers, Sunday
afternoon. He will go in the capac.
ity of grand tiler of the order. The
New York invitation reads as fol-
lows:
New York lodge, 90. /,
b. p. o. Elks
on the occasion of the ffty-fourth
anniversary of the order
requests the honor Of your presence
at banquet rendered to i
Grand Exalted Ruler
John p. Sullivan
on Saturday xevening, February sew.
enteenth nineteen hundred
and twelve ..-@.,-,.-,s..,
at seven o'clock
The waidort.Astoria 4sst
To; Grand Tier P. n. shields ~ -
The Brooklyn invitation 9oiI
lows: 800 80.
Brooklyn Lodge, CIo. 20, ~ 4
Benevolent Protective Order Of Elks
Hon. P.. H. Shields
The honor of your presence is re-
requested at the unwilling Of
the monument erected to
the memory of
Brother William j. Bu1tling,
Past Exalted Ruler
by Brooklyn lodge. No. %,
at HOLY Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn,
New York, on the afternoon of
Sunday the eighteenth of February.
nineteen hundred and twelve
- at three o'clock.
Captain Shields was recently hon
ored by the New York lodge when
he accepted an invitation to attend
the opening of the lodges new home
October % last. He will return
home Monday morning on No. 8.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
BIG DOCTORS RILL
Man With Sore Feet Spends $4,000
on, Them True Story.

voqhed for by Levengood and
stricker, druggists. of Latrobe, Pa.
Here is one of the greatest, testl-
monIals have ever heard.
George Umoltis from Atlantic No.
2, coal plant near here bought
two packages of EGO. and in about
three oE-fopr weeks he came in and
told me that he wanted to have it
advertised, and said I am willing to
pay all charges, because 1 want the
people to know how good it is. He
told. me that for Z years he hadn't
stood on his feet, he spent $4,000
for doctor bills. and he only used
one package of EGO, and can run
and jump like boy. He was all
smiles about EGO" Wells & Hal
maker Co. sells EGO, a refined ONT.
ment for sore aching weary feet. for
Zoe a jar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
mention
In a News Letter of Persons
Residing at Rey-
noldsville.

REYNoUDsWHUL, Feb. 16-B.
W. May, manager of the o'Gara
Coal Company, was in Clarksburl
Thursday on business.
C. e. Thompson, of Parkers.
burg business visitor recently.
Ralph Gawthrop went to Clarks.
burg Wednesday to attend the per.
formance of Every ELK"
Charles lEdinger was here Thurs.
day on business.
Dorsey Greynolds. of Mt. Clare
is visiting his brother. j. B. Grey.
nolds. at this place.
NJ IA. Mannix was calling OF
clarksburg friends Tuesday even,
ing. H. -,,
Frank Rochilla went to cIarks.
burg Thursday on business. y
Miss Eva Bunch, who has beer
on the sick list for several days, is
better at this time.
T. P. Reynolds went to tClarks.
burg Wednesday on business.
John A. Campbell, OF Century, is
visiting his son, ID. b. Campbell, al
this place.
o. L,Meek was in town Thurs.
day looking after his gas interests
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
AGED MAN
Widely Known in His County
is Dead of Old Age at
Overfeld.

E. NJ. Kyser is dead at his home at
overfeld, resulting from old.age dis.
eases. He was sc years old. His
aged wife survives.
,Mr. Kyser was a prominent mer-
chant at overHeld many years and he
served at various times as justice of
the peace. In his early days he taught
school.
The deceased man Vas known by
possibly every resident of Barbour
county and many persons here knew
him. He was an uncle of DR.. Thomas
L. Nutter, of this city.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning and the burial will take
place at the Nutter graveyard near
overield at IL o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
& Deal GOLD CUBE
Surely Breaks a Cold and
Ends Grippe Misery in
a Few Hours.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
in head. chest back, stomach or
limbs. by taking dose OF Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
It promptly relieves the most miser-
able headache, dulIness, head and
nose stuffed up, feyerishness, sneez-
ing, sore throat, mucous catarrhal
discharges. running of the nose, sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as d.
rected, without interference with your
usual duties and with the knowledge
that there is NO other medicine made
anywhere else in the world, which will
cure your cold ore end Grippe misery
as promptly and without and other as
sistance or bad after-etfects as a %
cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply.
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
OF the three years research at cost
Of more than fifty thousand dollars.
and contains no quine. which we have
.conclusiyely demonstrated is not eff
fective in the treatment Of colds or
grippe.