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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25
CHAPTER XIV. rL NAfLin NAE:n.

 " T was only few moments be
 fore the great Two Thousand I'll Guinea race
 In the paddock our friends of Falconhurst were listening to the self Congratulations of Lord Beverley that in spite of all that had been done to prevent The Whips starting, every thing was now in readiness.
 Harry Anson had been weighed in, and The Whip herself was paving the turf, waiting for the race to be called and for Harry to spring into the sad- de
 In anticipation of the effect the con- fession of Haslam would have upon the Marquis of Beverley. Lady Diana and the Earl of Brancaster were open Iy strolling together about the pad dock, confident and hopeful, too, that the big race would give Brancaster a war fund against his enemies.
 In the press in the paddock Captain Gartoris,, followed at little distance by two alert featured but unfashion- ably garbed men, met Mrs. D'AquiIa. Their greetings were cordial and happy.
 'Tt's all right Sartoris told the wo- man joyousIy. You're a clever wo- mah, Nora The magistrate was dear old perSon-most ob1iging-issued a warrant at once-said he would lock him up, too, if he could not find good baiI-of course he will and then release him tomorrow
 'I don't particularly care if they bail him tomorrow as long as you take him today" she said.
 That's sure enough" answered the captain confidently. "The detective inspector and another chap came down with me. Luckily they don't know Anaon by sight, so have come to look for him. and I shall find him at exact 1y the right moment.'
 Kelly, the king of the ring,'' came up@to Sartoris at this moment and AaAh nm stepped aside-
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said Arrest them at once''
 The detectives seized Sartoris and Mrs. D'AquiIa and moved out of the paddock.
 Then, unmindful of all the crowd, Brancaster again put his arms about Lady Diana
 "Now, what's thts?'' demanded the Marquis of Beverley
 Lady Diana raised her blue eyes to her grandfather.
 well, I'll tell you all about it," she said, beginning a quick recital ''Once there was fine young man who was foolishly called by his people, who didn't know him, the Wicked Earl, but
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Write. Some eeoasThtna..

Chlorfnda-How can you dream of marrying a man who writes such aw- fully stupid love letters? Marigold- But just think, dear-he can write the most beautiful checks, and that's the main thing, yen know, after One's mar rIed.-Indea. e--.--- -a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25
The Eua4ar In Afraea.

At the equator in Africa there are only two seasons the. wet and the dry. The former lasts eight mOnths. Dur ing the rains che natives live in. houses made principally of bamboo and rooted with leaves, but as soon as the rains stop they Ssets out for the forests and fungIaa
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Easy and Practical Suggestions
 FOR THE EIOrIE DRESSMAKER

Since separate waists in two ma terials are so fashionable this season, the model pictured today will serve the purpose of the home dFeesrnaker admirably. It is carried out m crepe de chene and soft twi1led silk, two materials of splendid wearing qualities.
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$4.58
 Crepexde-clrne maybe used for tha collar, or this detail may be carried out in silk or one of the several fash- ionab1e embroidered materials. useds for the purpose this season.
 In cutting out tile pasAern1 1plaees4z1e piece marked c, which is thc under body front, back and sleeve in one piece, on lengthwise fold ofsthe ma terial. The outer front. can. also be arranged this way. The outer back cuff and pfecing are,Plaeed on length4 wise thread of the material.
 Make the lining and sleeve in the usual way. But for the underbody and outside, other directions must be fo1- lowed. First pfatt the lower edges, placing 'T' on corresponding small fto' perforatiorrs- Close seams as notched. Close. cuff seam as notched; sew to lower edge of sleeve as notch ed. Arrange outside on underbodsk centers and under-arm seams everf3 stitch lower edges together. Sew fargq collar to neck edge on right side as notched, bind left neck edge. Arraaa6
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ForeteLlina tIre. ..NNeather.

the following days weather: First of all, look at the northwest for your weather However threatening the sky may. appear. if you see bit of blue in the northwest you won't have a steady downpour. At the worst it win only be showery.
 If the day has been very fine and the blue sky is suddenly specked over in the evening with little curly clouds
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Notice

For foreyJseven years we have been Conducting business ae tho 1Gm0 gA0 eOc@EaO@v CorRGR CR Main @NN %OMI Streets, rfagep0rG, Conn., ana Ow Rr1vate Bank has @eoD eStAD1leAse11 kfAere cOnElnuo7sly. We have Feceavc~ dce mfiAens of do1Hars of money oe@ Poaoed with us and we contan1@ SS receive money subject to @epoMggDE
 9hFee peF cent. vSeR @mmWnns crenAc3M eo each account monthly. We go1icN Ghe accOzmtB of Individuals. Due94nesSS men, lfFna assN e0FDOref1Ons, and oM who want @ baenk account where GneS Uen deposit money. c1neck1 4oR s0h14AL cl -. and leave a& for one d@ys0me week 0t11 Ma0nGh or ono year and draw Am6gre@R on ae for any f1me He lg left with Hss as VVo give eO the bua1meBg OuR cAreEmH cAre q sFfVste benkers in s7rfs s9aaa.
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A stylish new blouse that lends it. self to development in crepe de chene and twi11ed silk. Two tones of the same color. are often employed in nak- ing1the design. Fanc1er effects are carried out in chiffon or net and char mouse. The lower part of the waist is outlined with narrow somtache braid.
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The lower part of the waist is made Of the silk, with extensions up the front even the addition of little vest, if high neck and standing collar, and and back for decorative effect. The silk is outlined with a narrow braiding design, which adds much to the smart ness of the model.
 The neck is finished with a round collar, but there are provisions for a desired. Long or short sleeves may be used, but there is a tendency to savor the elbow effect and use under cuffs of a11-over lace.
 These Home Dressmaking for this newspaper from the we Review
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acOntinuody : TEsA sesssi-- .The lie 5h*t ..>-e,l your lives" he said.
 .eThere was a marriage That is true
 -Between me and Mrs. DAquila ?'' demanded Brancaster.
 Between the woman-and one who took your place., confessedN the weak ling
 .-Who was it?'' -came from% %Brancas- ter
 s.Sartoris, g said Haslam.
 -I did the rest he added in a4rem- bling, low voice; wrote it in the
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F1NANCLAE
THANKFUL IS HE

Who pays by checI1-tT1us syuardInr against Over-payment, as well as sav- ing time and expense in the settIe- ment of accounts. Accounts subfeet to check are cordially invited.
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on lining, centers and under-arz seams even; stitch lower edges to. gether easing in extra fitness Front of peplum indicated by large 70" per! forations Close front seam, sew tc lower edge of waist, centers even.
 This model may be used very effect. lively for fancy waist, the under part being of net or chiffon and the outel blouse of satin. Another pretty idea is to have combination of plaid silk and plain satin or checked of plaid chiffon combined with crepe de chenei charmeuse or liberty silk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25

To make the. waist requires: IzS yds. crepe de ct1ene O
 $1.as per yd. ..--. $E.80 ryd. 44-iir. silk @ $e perEyd. 900 I%bsnch of soutache braid. so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25

t1 Iife.D
 hook-lies! Swore to it after-lies, :, Hear drove me as it drives me now.. Hank fear, fear for my body-great ter. for my soul-pity-I confess-forgiVe and save mel.
 -Mr. HasIam.'' said the generous hearted Lady Diana, you shall be safe with us. Stay with us until the truth is clear and proved"
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JAMES STAPLES 6 co.
 BANKERS fes STATE ST, Bridgeport. ConH.
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T. L. wATsoN.& co.
FEOHPS SAVINGS BANK S24-926 Main Street.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUSINESS OF THIS BANK DURING THE PAST FEW YEARS HAS BEEcN ESPECIALLY GRATIFYING AND WE HOPE for the continuance of this growth by our endeavor to deserve it.
 We make every effort to be in cor dial, satisfactory relation with QUE customers and among the personal iac- counts on our books we should be much pleased to have yours
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ing articles are prepared especially
 e very latest styles by The Pictorial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-25

T was only a few moments be- fore the great Two Thousand Guinea race.
 In the paddock our friends of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-21
PRICES REACHED LOWER LEVEL
ON STOCK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.=Prices broke a
lo~er level on the stock exchange TO-DAY.
Nothing occurred TO arouse the market
from its lethargy. and trading contlnyed
70 be OF ahnormally small Proportions
The days total was the smallest OF
months. In spite of the lEhtutss or
ouerings the market was uuabl. To alb
sorb them without recessions. Through
out the day quotations dropped and IN
the end most Of the leaders showed de-
eines OF point or So. Rumley pre-
ierred lost i've points.
Heaviness OF the metal stocks was
most noticeable. The coppers respond
Ell 20 the easier tendency OF the metal
markets here and abroad. Offerings We're
reported 20 have been made ia Europe on
the basis OF q. cents. and while the
larger producers are quoting 1Jta cents
IN the domestic market. some sales are
said TO have been made at "a lower rate
Gloomy reports from the steel trade.
such as have been coming IN for weeks
continued 90 be heard. most attention
being paid 20 statements that foreign
f.aruftct urcr@ are becoming more az
gressive IN their CAMPO gn for business
la tus country. Call loans were renew
~ at IN per cent Total sales. 123.6OO
fiarss.
Prices Of bonds yielded with sharp de-
clines IN "A Few speculative issues.
Total sales, par value. S1.54u.OUO.
United states bonds We're unchanged
on call.
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Xa-wrnn nri.rn

MrS. Nance Allen OF Warwoof. H. the
guest az the home ~ He- rter, NJ
ia. Feuwlck. 90 WclIsburg
\ good many Warwood people have
1m.tu attending the Hamilton meeting in
The teachers Of the I.ovciHr1 school
Lt IWuinE special rrorrn.u Tor
lhanESri .ng DAY NJ the school next
Councilman d.. q. Fi1dl., IL s,u, rr
WIN typhoid fever nt his home ON North
Ward AMI Patrick contractors t,,c
'.,' p" u--y h'InE The bricks between Tho
car tracks ou N.rth Main rfra.f
Mf- j.. li Hoffman 3D. l.npr.vfry no
n'r nome ou Main street. Dcltsr ~
no N'rN on .IiltW In.h'r coal ,,.f,o
out 1leru.a r.u. l- rr0grsfsf-i- ri...f,
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j. pAcHn & co.'s CLOSING LETTER

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-The London
market was considerably lower and
there was very little trading in Amer
can stocks. The market here was very
duh Ia the nrst two hours. not reach
Ing 10000 shares. which appeared 70 Boz
about the irreducahle min mum. The
reports from steel trade were. II any
thing. the most discouraEiug yet re-
Ceived. and predictions OF mills closing
we're made freely. While 10 - admitted
that the statistical position Of copper
metal Is strong. there is woeful lack or
buying The Mexican situation rema us
about the same. The railroad stocks
were heavy and specialties that have
been favored In the past few days Uere
r'actionary. losing some Of previous
d~ye gain. The tone vas uncertain at
the close. with prices close 70 lowest
~ the day.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The Northwest upper valleys ana
central west are covered by low pres
sure area, attended by high tempera-
lures Tor the season, the are OF warn,
weather extending eastward over the
central valleys. No precipitation or
yet.
The high pressure area continues
over the gun and south Atlantic sec
lions. extending northward to the
lakes.
Unsettled and warm weather will
night. and Friday.
Local data Highest temperature
yesterday. "a lowest last night. 6Is:
no rainfall
The Ohio will continue to fall randi
~ In the district for the next two DAYS.
IT, g. HOWE. Section Director
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ELI HARVEY CASE TO
DE SETTt en- rON,

Judge Alan % Robinson win w,tn
known E.s decision tomorrow uron
ne motion ~ Attorney -
q Brien FOR now trial I'm the case OF
me state VS. iii Harvey Harvey
was recently found suItv Of com
MittlnR p criminal saul. unon MIS-
l4y"aro old s'ep-daughtor Gurins the
absence ~ tho mother Tho trial az
Ia'l"d largo nun Der Of person. fo
tu" court ROOM and If Or evident that
N" decision v'll be- watched with ir.
terest rarls Tor now trial wr-
based upon the fact that tho mother
prompted 'ho daughter 20 uso a.
Nroyinr evidence against the step.
father
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WARWOOD


The Ladies AID society OF the short
Creek Methodist church will give n
bazaar Saturday. November %. at the
church. The ladies have made aprons
and other things which they eSpect to
sell and the money earned viii be given
90 the church.
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New Banh.

The work on tell new Bank building.
which Is situated ON the corner Of sew.
enteenth and Main streets s. uearir,-
completion. The vault for the bank has
already been set iu place ami the plumb
ing work Il about finished and as soon
a. this Is done the floors will he put
down. II the weather H. good the worit
VIII ne completed Ia about two months
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The county l- having concrete
trough rHt iu back OF the Top min. On
IAN street Z no trough will be finish
90 10 a few days ard 10 viii be used bv
an persons using horses. \ trough used
20 10 Fitratcd near the old toll house
n.t u was made or wood ana has rotted
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The members OF the owls club. of
Narwood gave dance Yesterday even
ing a. the club room on Third street
ana Nchland avenue. Many 81 tho
members and friends attended and am
had q good time
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Good Attendance

\ large crowd of Warw ood people at.
tended the supper. which was given AZ
the Warwood Christian church yester.
day evening between the hours Of and
> O'Clock. \ bazaar was also held IN
the church and a. was largely attended
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Bible Glass Meeting.

The Martha Bible crss OF Center War
wood will meet this evening at 1880
o'clock at the home OF Mrs Herman
Springer. Of Twentieth street airs :.
}. Beau Is leader and a large attend
ance l. expected
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The gospels have been printed In
Japan in three little known dialects
for circulation among the aborigines
az Western China.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.--Fair business
In winter wheat for export helped De-
ceiubsr up a cent net to-day but May
closed unchanged and July q. IN. on
4ightness OF country offerings corn
closed steady, s.-tde lighter 10 a
shade lower. free local selling eaSed
lard and ribs .. To- az cents. but Nav
pork on rather liberal buying gained
2 q cents.
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ADDITIONAL CAR SERVICE ON
NO7AFT PARK DIVISION OF
CITY PAIL WAY COMPANY

on 0r1 after November 1-fh nm extra
rar VIII leave Eleventh and Market
leave Mozart Pack nf 500 ana So 90
% r Dolly evrert sunday
ON saturday fhis car WIN leave Mo
zsrf Park 90 2 on o.. m. Eleventh and
Market streets 90 Q 7u D. m making
hair lru- service between tho huure of
"" t1 . nH o'clock o. m. on eatu~-
'tNa nrI from a Loo o'clock 90 goo
o.'.'rf o. m. other days except sun
tltIurs should arrange 90 rfFo on
tn." car te much ne possible ir order
Goo feiievs frr ..rrrrfoA condition a.
the rogulrI hourly car
CITY E'1IwAY COMPANY.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 20. Ia.
Tt. ACTIVE futtsuuIEu stoCk-. correctsa
daily ny A l.. MAsten q Co. bankers
aud brokers. Nationa. Exchange Bans
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Why do YOU suppose 60 IT," she
asked. 'that nearly al The grcat men
of 'his world have been married."
70 suppose" replied the old bachs-
l'r. 'lfs because they had 20 do soma
thInr 90 set their minds on the
troubles they had at home Chicago
Record Her.
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peal cases An effort viii be- made
.1 clear tHo records OF au old cases ar
'.'- Term. and several heId.rp do
..I'N "II H. handed down 10 d.
'''.' tha' one 0' fhc branches of the
circuit Court VIII hold forth in tho
....'. chamber. l. thr special torn
"' '.' Criminal Court win convene On
IT.. r,rIlar place
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W Va, Nov. -. ID
Rangs of active stocks on the Nsv
ORA stock Exchange corrected 4a.l. o.,
- Il. MGsten ( Co. brokers'
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ON Ines having regular express ser
VICE. rhiuuorfs we gh rg 900 excess OF
fftr pounds ur large bulk Will not be
carried or paaso" Eer cars
IT. Inns Daily Except SUNDAY
$50 ehirr" eIfs. rvHert emergency shin
wrrt- - Wc'lo mes. will hc carried on
rnF niger cars between 500 and 6.1b
r. rv
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Baron Local Stocks

. DE- co-h dividend Ieyabi4 Dec
47t Tran ser book close $oy. z.tr
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sch 3DJLE
Taxing Eject June Al, soe.
rANHANDLE In

HUNTSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MDTNpSNILLE
Daily Except sunday.
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a. Transfer f..Fr .I.a. r........
~ .rs- cont 900. dividend nas. IL.
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Fidelity Loca: Stocks.
. WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 20, IA.
by tho Fidelity Investment associatio,
Stocks. Par. Bid. Ask L. T.
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Total sales 27.4s5 shares.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. Nov 20 IL
kepoi sea uy 4. j.. Ai4stcu ~ 90 4 n
stock Exchange.
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HAY AND GRAIN
oaotations ~ @. ,. RraaBlleb o.

Shanghai has a building boom
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d do pr 80 80 s ~ s sSs 5st II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-21
COMMITTEES MEET.

Joint meetings. of committees
which are working on the matter 'f
getting the tin plate mills here re
opened were held today at the Wal
do hotel. A final conclusion has
not been reached.
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-FOr'
other property of equal value: 1Q6
acres unimproved land, together
with one-half oil royalty, undevel-
oped. 21a miles from Little Kan
awha river. Plenty Of timber for all
building purposes. AZ miles from
Burning Springs, Writ county, w
va. Price $4,000 Two lots 40 by
80 feet, on Jackson avenue, on SO
foot street, in Crystal Springs addi-
ton to the city of Parkersburg, w.
Va, one and one-half blocks from
Marietta electric car line. with ce-
ment walk from lots to car line
Lots adjoin each other. Price 1878
each. One-half oil royalty, unde-
veIoped. under 1000 acres of land,
in various tracts in Writ county, w
Va, or will exchange acre for acre
in some other sections in order to
scatter my chances. w. o. Need
Palestine, W. Va.
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FOR Salisbury, harness aud
horse. Horse very gentle, City broke
Call at 442 West Pike Street. Mrs.
Fanny Seeley.
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FOR RENT-Seyen room house, rs
Jackson street. newly papered. var
nished and painted. Inquire to j. +,
Maxwell, 1856 Jackson street.
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FOR RNT-Furnishcd front room,
with use Of bath and running WateE-
Amply at lie Sixth street.
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FO!l RENT niceiy furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, to parties
without children. use of bath. Apply
at 3l3 Clark street
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ron RENT-TNYo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. use of. bath
and phone Apply at 1l8 West
Poplar street Bell phone o3S-R.
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LOST

LOST-A bunch of keys. Finder
please call or return to w. II. Hof,
care Clarksburg Transfer Co.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-POsitiOn as child's nurse,
mothers helper or 10 help do light
housework Age seventeen Call
Bell phone 965-R.
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FOR SALE-One travelling man's
BIickeusderfer Typewriter complete
with. solid. leather case. This type
writer is nearly new and is in first
class condition. writes type or hand
writing. very light. convenient and
neat. owner has no use for same.
Price complete S25.OO, cost fifty dol
lars. Address Lock Box 125, Clarks-
burg, w. Va, or phone Bell 1914.
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FOR RENT-Wnter rent paid, the
following seven room houses with
all modern improvements; 102. w
Poplar street. $50; 2o9 e. Poplar
street. S2l; Pr Park avenue, so.
Haze Morgan, Union Bank Bldg
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FOR SiLE-Onc passenger, SIX cy-
Under. Mitchell touring car Price
$3.50. call upon Mrs. Cora +. Haw-
ker. Shinnston, w. Va.
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FOR SALE-A milk wagon, cheap if
sold at once. Can be seen at Davis
Transfer and Feed Barn.
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FOR RENT-Boarding house, Il
rooms, good location, good trade,
steadily increasing. Address "A
D. b." care Telegram Office.
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FOR ,SALE-One house and lot, good
front and well of water and out
buildings, cheap for cash. Reasons
for selling. not able to work. house
rents for $40. Inquire of J. Il. Bur
rows. Stop g, Union HEIGHTS No. l
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TOR RENT-Onc 5-rocm cottage,
garden. gas. spring water in house
FRents fol. $l3 a month in advance;
one 4-room cottage, garden, gas
good well water. Rents for $1,000
month in advance. Both in Alta
Vista. Inquire OF " l.. Reyes cor
nor Third and H.ckman streets.
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FOR SALE-BIack mare, 6 years old,
weight between 900 and 1000, city
broke: also two-seated carriage,
new, Will sell both together or sep
aratc Call at Perry Mine office for
information.
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FOR SALE-DOn't delay owning a
home on account OF lack Of money
We will sell you one for $500
week See b. ". Jacobs, room %.
over Farsous-S ouders Co,
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FOIs RENT-2 six room houses, close in
three room apartment,
three room cottage.
cali at room 205 Lowe Bldg Bell
nhnne 494-R