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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
Expert Here
Seeley, Who Fitted Car of Russia
Called to Lafayette.

F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phila-
delphia, the noted truss expert, will be
at the Gordon Hotel and will remain in
Lafayette Wednesday only, May 9th.
Mr.. Seeley says: 1.-THE Spermatic Shield
as now used and approved by the Unit
ed States Government will not only re-
tain any case of rupture perfectly, af-
fording immediate and complete relief,
but closes the opening in ten days on the
average case. This instrument received
the only award in England and in
Spain, producing results without surg
cry, harmful injections, medical treat
ments or prescriptions. Mr.. Seeley has
documents from the United States Gov
eminent, Washington, D. c., for inspec-
ton. All charity cases without charge,
CT if any interested call and he will be
glad to show same without charge Drift
Them if desired. Any one ruptured should
remember the date and take advantage
Of this opportunity.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23

false or with the determination to dis
aow it when it had once se.ved the put,
pose of deceiving the voters.
There is nothing we need more to do
than to raise the standard of public lie
so that we shall insist that promises
made on the stump shall be kept off the
stump.
1--WE are asked to surrender our rights
in the canal we built with our own
money and with the efforts of our citi-
zens, which is the greatest engineering
feat of all ages-so as, forsooth, some
other nation may play on our behalf the
game we are too weak to play our
selves.
WOULD NOT PAY COLUMBIA.
II cannot believe Mr.. Wilson has so
far forgotten the dictates of honor and
his duty as o citizen as to consent to
pay $25,000,000 or any other sum to
Columbia.
ut would be precisely as dishonorable
az for a future President to pay the
heirs of Huerta 100000 as q selace 70
their feelings because we occupied Vera
Cruz.
Columbia agreed to let us build the
canal on payment of $10,000,000. Later
she tried to blackmail the United States
when she thought France would give
SIS, 100000 Panama rose in revolt, in
sisting that the American agreement
should stand. &
"There are few more revolving types
Of public immortality or more damaging
to the public conscience and more
deeply discreditable to those response
BILE for them than the readiness to
make promises before election, coupled
with an equal readiness to break the
same promises after election.
"Repeal of the tolls exemption pro-
vision is not asked on the ground of
the demand of justice-it is asked on
the grounds that to take this action
would help US in carrying out that timid
and involved course of conduct that for
over year has masqueraded as the
foreign policy by the American Govern
ment.
1.-THE voyage around the world of the
battleship fleet did more for information
al peace than all the preposterous arbi-
tration treaties formed to please the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
Children CrY
FOR PITCHERS
9 a 8 Q r | O.
AN ADVENTUROUS PICNIC.

Saturday proved very unlucky day
fer picnic, according to the following,
who went out for good picnic to Jet-
ferson: Margaret Muller, Martha Fisk
Sallie Carter Helen Laughlin, Norma
Siebeck, Lillian and Evelyn Landry and
Esther French Messrs. Dewitt Vest,
H. Evans, p Courage, E. LeMaire, x.
Melancon, r. Dauterive, w. French {.
Lasalle and F. Eckart. Chaperons, Mrs
Siebeck and Mrs. Landry, The going
proved fine and everybody enjoyed them
selves immensely by blackberrying and
swimming in the lake. But the mis-
fortunes began when at five o'clock the
picnic party decided it was time to re
turn, and everybody piled back into the
wagon, and to their establishment the
mules would under circumstances
pull homeward but instead backed to-
wards the lake. Part of the crowd
scowed the country around in a small
carriage for miles but could find none.
Six of the crowd decided to walk home
and started at 535 F. NJ, but the re-
naming crowd decided they would
much rather spend the night in the
woods than walk twelve miles. But
one of the Chaperones came back 20
wards home in the carriage which was
at hand the other Chaperon remaining
in the woods with the remaining eleven
to sleep in the woods, building fire for
light and to keep the mosquitoes off
However at o'clock when the frogs
began to croak and the mosquitoes did
not heed the fire, the party in the woods
decided they would walk to Decambre
three miles, and take the motor car out
at 7:34 A. M. The walking crowd in
the meantime missed the train which
they had expected to catch and walked
eight miles to Petite Anse where the
kindhearted people gave them place TO
rest, water and something to eat, and
then in turn went to a dance nearby.
They then phoned to New Iberia for a
hack and reached New Iberia at IL 100
P. M. Saturday. The other crowd
reached Delcambre and decided to wait
in the depot until morning to take the
motor car for New iberia. In the
meantime the chaperon, Mrs Siebeck,
who had come towards New Iberia in the
carnage stopped along the way and sent
team to get the crowd in the woods.
not finding them 'sst- hey rroreedso
to Delcambre where the -und thsn
this crowd reached New Iberia at l:j0
P. M. Sunday All resolved never to
go on another picnic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Christ Try Il! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get q Is cent bottle
Of Danderine.

II you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous. try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle OF
dandru6. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair II you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair of its luatre, its strength and
its very life. and II not overcome it
produces a feverishness and itching Of
the scalp; the hair roots famish.
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get 25-cent bottle Of
Know Ions Danderine from any drug
store and Just try it.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
CRITICISING PRESIDENT WILSON

From the Dallas News of May 9Th, 1911.
Para, Brazil, May Col. Roosevelt
and his party sailed for New York to-
day after passing several months in the
smazonian wilds. Just before going
aboard ship, the ex-President gave out
the following scorching interview crit
cising President Wilson's free tolls re-
peal program and his proposal to give
Columbia SIS 100000 in return for a
treaty:
"In view of the nearness of vote on
the canal tolls repeal bill in the Senate
and the astonishing statement. l trust
wholly without foundation, that the ad-
ministration has offered to pay Column
bia $25,OOO,OO0 blackmail, because Co
iumbia behaved bad in the past. I wish
to say word on why the Panama tolls
exemption clause should not be re-
pealed," declared Col. Roosevelt.
MUST KEEP PROMISES.
"There is no question that we have
. legal as well as an unquestionable
moral right to exempt genuine coast
traffic from tolls, but is this is contested
by any Power interested with which we
have an arbitration treaty, unquestion-
ably we should arbitrate, for we have
explicitly stated that Interpretation of
treaties is a proper subject for arbitra-
tion and we must never make promises
We don't keep.
"But to submit our cause to arbitra-
ton when we believe It 10 just 10 one
thing and to abandon it in advance of
arbitration 10 totally different thing.
Il would be bad enough to repeal the
exemption clause in any event, but the
circumstances under which the repeal is
asked make it infinitely worse.
eve Progressives explicitly stated in
our platform that we believed coastwise
traffic should be free of tolls. Our plat
form was a promise we solemnly made,
not to use in an effort to get power and
eynically abandon it afterward, but be-
cause we regarded Il covenant with
the people, and solemn obligation.
1.-THE plank dealing with tolls in the
Democratic platform was not the only
plank that was put in, with knowledge
that either what was promised wal
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23

amiable old women of both sexes which
our Bryan at the behest of Mr.. Wilson,
can evolve in those rare moments when
he permits business of the State De-
rartment to serve what he regards as
the legitimate interruption to pleasure
and profit.
"To besmirch the good name of
America by payment of $25,000,0O0 to
Columbia would be an act unworthy any
honorable man in the great office OF
President. To yield the Panama tolls
right would be equally dishonorable.'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
COLDS & LaGRIPPE
3 or 6 doses 868 will break
any case Of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGr,ppe: it acts on the liver
better than Cclon,el and does not
eripc G. - rice 2Sc.

The suffragists now threaten to re-
fuse to kiss their husbands unless they
get the vote. If the plan is generally
adopted it will not be necessary for the
husbands when they take drink before
going home to eat a Glove or bit Of
lemon peel. 1t surely is an illwind that
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-05-23
10 ST N IT,

New Iberia, La, MsyAE
The public is notified not y
note of j. X. Darby in favor
Darby for $4O0, dated Octcp9a
payable on demand and ~
cent interest from date, psy
Iberia National Bank.
MRS. ALICE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24

WANTED-A smart neat girl for general
work. Also one to wait table. Apply
at McGowan's Chop House, Pike street,
across from podtuffice. "a ~
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WAMTED-Female Help

wANTEp-A reputable girl for general
'lIousework. Apply to Mrs M. w.
Smith, 437 West Main street. Bell
phone 1881. Home phone 50S-x.
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!, Specihi Commiasi oner.
I. W. s. Black Clerk Of the circuit
Court Of Marion County. West Virginia,
lcurity. has bean given by said Special
Commissioner as required by said Court.
~ w. 3. BLACK, Clark.
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Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion County West Virginia,
eptera1 on The 9Th DAY e July, 1ela.
wherein Claude s. Getrlcl< and otll9Ee
hfn piRintilEa, npd thee Wfxfce OF and
Cas- qompapy, q corp Tor and ,RfhHfg
Sc % as Sn sss s ss
day Of Septefnhey, 1914. ct 3 o'clock q.
IL. at the front door Of the Court House
Of said Marion County Wet Nirgtnia,
bidder or hidderN therefor AZ the PROP
erty belonging 70 the Said 5Hv5ee on 9nd
Cas- Ctmpapy q eo5gofa stpr. A. follows:
SSs Serss.n Lease sSr q. ana sss es
Bun. In Clay District, Harflgon County,
West Virginia, known as the GhA1. Il.
Hursey farm, censistiug oS about 20
al tie 's Heft - Sass ths 5aads 81 Aissrt
WadsW0rth ct al. 81 u 4 r.
on the East B ythe lands Of n. n.
TNtrick ct M. Il 81 q s. m m. "A
zen The South by the lands Of Lucas
on the East By tbs lands Of \. ~
On the West by the lands of Albert
Bang the saIe 5easeh9ld which was
Gas Company by John b. Wyatt end a.
y, Ice by deed dated January 18th. 1913,
md duly of recerd in the once ef the
rison County in Deed Book No. 1ls. q
pare aes. Upon which aHta leasehold
there have been two OH wells drilled by
said Wytce OIL end Gas Gompapy, both
OF which are now. prod icing oil II
One tool box and contents, 4 anvil, !
wise 3 sets AZ jars, 2 sets - iers,
set AZ long stroke hshing Jars, !
Is in. bits, 2 10 in. bits, 81 In. hita,
2.sM in. bits : Y. pits; z new Is. era 8.
81 3pfnt 4 10 iii. baiAsr I 8 m Tier,
. 4 tn SAis =. ? rs b ,,9 y; ~ esssn
TIops 1an three .ss gSonS rSgs .p ssss
sand lines wire drilling linz.
Aazp any and all other property Of
tbs satd MyiSe OIL and G4F Company
which a. not listed above.
Unxzmuto1 6alo; One-third Of the pl1r-
chase price and as much more a. the
purchaser may elect to pay to be paid
Ion the day Of sale,s and the residue
thereof TO be paid IN two. equal, annual
aHstatlmsnts in ione and two years herS.
at the rate OF SIX per centnm per an
mum, the said purchaser to give his
notes for said deferred payments with
good and approved personal securitN
and q vendors lien to be retained ON the
to be mace to the purchaser thereof.
Said purchaser shall have the right TO
anticipate the payment pf the defefre9
purchase money and pay the same at
any time before maturity.
Given under my hand this the th
day OF July. 1914.
ALLISON s. Fl LINING
!. Special Commissioner.
I. ". 8. Black Clerk Of the Circuit
DO sertity that bond. With .epproyed q,
curity, has bean given by said Special
Commissioner as required by said Court.
wv. 8. BI.Ack. Clark.
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PERSONAL.
SUMMONS.

srArH ON yvtas,r rUIpryNrA
no The shsrsSy ~ ",
.arastinc 80 " Has1sftsun. Sountys
WI, -a,a ha,.,,,, .,,.,,,, ,.....,. y
Hfnora fIeIIav ~ ts.s ~
.Einnre t5sissy ~ Mp soT
Tmiivc ~ AZ. S,,.s,.t 4ppeaE peI9re tne
County, Al the clepEs asrs OF a a,r s31
sss5 .n,,s.. ~, " ..1e ;peia tneren 1or
led a9asnnst sr ~ IN nm, Snaneery e1nip-
Re,1 isysj, ~ IN osir saiu court ~
th,s r,,.st : auu -nANe tnen there
Ny,tres. - Nm, - ,,..,- i, j. y
.,, Wal ~ =. Waue Conman. Clerk OF
,tSa eatH S1g.g ~ me Court HOUSE or
is,i4 sa,,5 ~. kS1 osy OF .!nly,
yIatSss nv S@T a g Ine y, s,ate.
,SSra"r ~ Sys,ssis1t.a.s., SierK.
STATE OF TNisI, NInSINIS Il
Al R,,les NM n, y, = -. 4,
Of the Girepit Samrt NJ ~ IT. sns Clerk
the foiina;,, !. ~ ~ q august 1s14
-s'I HeniSTn,,, s. 9g %a1 was entered:
& 'r,1 se-t II II r ~ 5sNuatssy, II
rinor, I,4a II ,SnenSery.
7-SSs,yy.
r,ha n,,,.s. ~ ~. " , eu1t. y
,s ~ n.s.c, ~ lpoVe styled cause
fiivn,,ca 3,,,, gt,N ~ an 1psolute
now sSistiS.. ~ stS DoN w. OF mAItramony
is,,,n n IL, ". vssmsSn Inc tne plSln!in. Ben
:. 49, 1 ~. y ss...,.
MAJ u ~ - appearng rom an aMaaytt
'; - y m sala Sauae. that flnora Gdaisey
~ nsa ~ Aonsresidsnt OF this State NJ as
,urueTeo mat she do appear within ono
llieatinnt 'Tv An, shs cate OF the hrst BIT
.nscesSary u - t nrs. oroer ana 90 what ds
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Notice Il hereby given ~ the County
Court Of Harrison County, West IIf&Ir|.
that bids viii be received until noon 1|
Tuesday, August 9th 11Isf Itf Ina
position ce .phystcien 1t the County JAN
The bids for the uosttidn A. nRIIIc..1
1t the county jail shoiiil b i ltT6 rum
for the year. And Tor the physician al
tina county intirmafz thohld ~ ~ ptI.|
county iAE1 q p1 f1r5iS Ned " tIt r.I-
sltIft 6iid an MI ciii1 10 Sc used H.
the county iniitn1fv 70 b l1rhI1N.|
by the County Court
Bids may 1o 016d With the r0....
Court uf the Clerk th1ttof
The Court reserves tht right tI "a.
ItcL any Of an .hIf|1
''''a c'|FE H.'|'1''
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FOR sALE+we have on hand about 70
fifty gallon Coco-cola barrels These
barrels Will be very fine for cider.
Apply atgthe .Coco+Cola Bottllng Works
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3WANTED--Kale HeIp

MEN learn Barber trade, or compiess
for $500. Wages while learning
avoid imitators. We prepare you for
$500 positions. We furnish shop ex-
fyperience. Write for catalogue. Leader
Barber College. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON. D. q. Aug : -
Through the Efforts Of Congressman
Sutherland Mrs. Columbia Bolton
O,Neiil. of sos Drnmnend street.
Clarksburg, W. Va, has been rein.
bursed to the extent Of S36 expend ed
during the Illness and death 81
Martha p. Bolton. a pensIOnef
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. 4
To the snerin OF Harrison County,
You are hereby commanded TO summon
Sarah Spada to appear before TIN judge
OF our Circuit Court OF Harrison county
at rules to be held therein for said court
on the last Monday in August next, 20
answer bill in Chancery exhibited
against her In our said court by DOM
writ -! - = - = n = Z
Witness, l. Wade Corfnan. Clerk Of
our said. Court. at the Court House Of
Sa ms SAID county. this 22nd day OF July.
I WADE COLEMAN Clerk.
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
!. AT afeules held In the once o. the clark
on Monday. the srd day uFSlugust, 1914.
the following order was entered:
Domenico Spada,
vs.: In Chancery.
OBJECT Of ,sust.
The object OF the above suit Il for
me opt9dning OF divorce vinculo;
fiied In said cause that Sarah spada Is
q nonresident OF this State. II Is ordered
that she DO appear within nne month
this order and do what is necessary to
protect Ler interests herein. ~
Given under my hand this the srd
Z: WADE u0ETlIArS. CLERK
STOUT & MERENDINO, y 3 !.
Counsel for R1ainttff.
Domenico Spada, :
W. In Chancary.
Sarah Spada
"a the clrcui. Court OF Harrison
c0 rs SAKE Wsss 'E gsznA
You are hereby notified that the depo-
nttionB OF QQmenico Spadn ana other
Stout 4 MerendlnpI n th6 Con Buildinf.
Clatk1huEe. West Flftinia, on fha 1I1f
day pf September 1914. between he
So sasIas i :. Ell sss. s ss. 'i !.
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JUNK

Highest cash price paid for rubber.
brass. copper, etc. Anything in the
Junk line. p. II. Bayne, Grocery, IL
School street. Clarltahurg. w. Va.
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wANTED-Girl to do general housework
(white or colored). must be good cook.
Apply to Mrs. G. c. Dennison, los
Virginia avenue, BELL phone / 67el1.
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WANTED BY young married mans
: ing. or stock clerk, five years exper-i
ience;, COR anything in clerical line.
Address +R. NJ. W. caro- Telegram
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REAL ESTATE

4 ssIRH 1ARaAll on cr-AT ssTRHnT
"A large lstel lot s6x1ee % which g Z
two streets. and no price ssksd - x.
tremely JOY enn1idortug 1he location.
Therc inre hut few peopeetils Tor aalel
In this geet.eA and thie q citered At
&. VI Es!Il !sl s s.lI' s!.sss az Hsss!
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Town 81 stsalsy Kssghts.
State g West vlfgInias

State Of West Virginia.
County OF Harrison
Town of stealey Heights. to-wH: (.
At an adjourned session OF the council
OF the town OF Stealey Heights. Harrt-
son county, held In the Council ehambers
thereof, in the a. F .Lawman building on
the 1sth Gay e sTS s wsss
necnrder ana d. q. Johnson, i. ]. 6tealey
and r., n. Stuart. members OF the Soun-
Gil OF said town.
In Accordance with section 4. chnptor
,: of Acts of the EXTRAORDINARY aes-
sion of the legislature OF 1905 the conn-
ell proceeded to make up an estimate OF
tho amounts necessary to be levied for
the current fiscal year to cover all
municipal debts ana Nabilities payable
during the said year, including probable
expenditures for municipal purposes, and
proper allowances for dk4tnquent taxes.
expehse OF collections and contingencies;
but ,deducting therefrom thessfnoney In
the city treasury applicable to the SER
Nica OF the year and municipal claims
and doth, determine and estimate the
several amounts to be levied as follows:
Maximum. levy 50 cents ON the hun
dred dollars valuation. q
Hstimated Receipts.
The amount due the said municipality,
and the amount that will become due and
collectible from every source. except
from the levy OF taxes to be made for
the current fiscal year..
Balance In hands OF the city
From street paving and sewer
bills due and unsolicited. :. -. 1858
From sidewalks. due and un-
COLLECTED An. ia ;,nsc,,.:;:i 1SS: SS
Total estimated receipts ...,..$ 722.e5
Estimated Disbursements.
Debts and demands owed by said mu-
nictpallty which will become duo, and
payable during the current fiscal year,
including Interest on bopdedy indGbteds
ness Of every kind and character. <
Outstanding orders including In
terest ISSUED prior to Jan. 81. & te5. 81
Current accounts due and UNI
paid, contracted priod to Jan.
Injection expenses Z. -. ........ 1000
Salaries 10000
Police department ............. $1,000
Fire department ............i.. 10000
Health department ........... 5000
Streets and alleys ..... ..-..... $4,000
New sewers and walks, ...,...... 10000
City Hall expenses ..:......... 60.0u
Delinquencies and generations 5000
Commissions .;..t...s. 10000
For books and stationery. ..... 10000
Assessinents :. ..i.,... $500
Total estimated disbursements 81, 210.2i
Amount to be provided for by
II III anpearins 10 the council thst ~
total valuation OF an taEabie property In
this municipality according to the laaf
assessment thereof. is3S746.374.0O; beinE
real estate e the va lf Of 1925: $500;
10000: ana railroad 1nd other propertv
assessed by the board Of public works
to the value OF S5s, 1890, as certified to
- 10 make such report. ana It appearine
from the foregoing estimates that It g
1ecegaary to raise by levy, aft ter deduct
ans Al creoiI.. sz.5,s :. g J, 4or maniclpq
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SITUATIONS WANTED

-Position, have had tan years
experience as clerk and manager In
general store; also experience as tray-
Z. cling salesman; good references given.
4 Address care p. O. Box 256,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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widow lady. housewofR
or position as housekeeper in reputabiel
home. Address Lula Moore, General
Delivery, City, 90 h ~ =
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PLANO TUNING

PIANOS thnsa. cleaned ana polished
for $3.50 by factory expert. on al
orders Ieceived during the NEXT I'VE
days Phone 677-J Bell or '4e3 Lee
street. r. B. Long. 5 :
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WANTED IA good white girl Tor gem
eral housework; no washing or IRON
ing; a,.good place for the right girl.
Will pay good wages. Apply at once
to Mrs. G. E. DeForest, 1rwin-Lock-
wood Bldg, Main street
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WANTED no BUY

WANTED no BUY-veai calves. viii
pay from &c to sc live 5weight de-
livered at our market. Call for write.
Candy Provision Co.. Bell 401, Home 6.
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FOR sALE-Modern. wen built house, OF
SIX rooms. reception hall, bath, attic
and large baset1ent Large closets M
all bed rooms; also linen closet In bath
room; enclosed sleeping porch House
hardwood throughout: electric lights
stationary laundry tubs in basement.
For price and terms call, Bell phone
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FOR SAL Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-koib Vacuum sweeper.
$3.50. Will keep your carpets clean.
Let % send one on approval Lee 8
street. 81
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FOR sAIsEA modern hopse OF six
rcnlnl and bath. cellar. good lot Price
asSsss g s care ssia Sslst. g
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/ FOR sSALE-HolIses


';0R SALE-TWo 5-room cot
stages on Glendale avenue.
Built recently, one rents for
SIG, the other for $17 per
month with good, steady,
renters. Viii take ST., 700
cash or $1,000 on deferred
payments each. These
properties are absolutely a
bargain as they will net 12
per cent to purchaser on a
cash purchase.
VICTOR VlLLERs
514 S. Third st.
Bell 701 j.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24

FOR sALE=A rubber tired surry, will
sell chap, In @tine coudttioa Apply
at BIB West Main strsa.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24

FOR ssktE-Modegn dwelling near .cens
ter pf town withs;two bedrooms. liv-
Ing. maids. dining, storage, sewing
and bath rooras. den. upstairs glass
ENCLOSED alefsfng porch. complete
'front.' and back stairs, oak friish, ali
modern fixtures, sbig yard, especially
convenient for children. Can be taken
over at q big bargain. Address e
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