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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
MANY PROPOSED STRUCTURES
$4,000 Fourteen Story PLAYHOUSE To
BE Built in East 18th Street.

Schwartz 4 Gross have filed plans for
a fourteen story lathouse. on plot l0OX
1922 feet, on the south side of 18th St,
20 feet east of Lexington av.. to Julius
Tishman q Sons. The cost has been cs-
timated al 100000
On the plot. 77.9x90.5 feet. at the
northwest corner of Lexington av. and
69tn st.. the BriXton Building Corpora
tion will erect an eleven story apart
ment house, from plans by Emile l..
Capel. who has estimated the cost At
S350000.
A twelve story apartment house will
be erected on plot 75Xl00 feet, on the
south side Of SSth ST.. 800 feet east OF
Amsterdam az, by the A. l.. L. Con-
struction Company, A. Lincoln Levin.
president Schwartz q Gross. the
architects. have estimated the cost Of
SSO0000
Robert r. Lyons. architect. has fled
plans for q nine story apartment house,
on the south side OF 5sth ST.. 245 feet
east of Seventh av., having a Frontage
Of 80 feet and depth of Si.l0 feet The
Marcaro Corporation, Laurence VI. d..
Mcclure. president, is the owner. The
cost has been estimated AT $3.50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

off against the property. If the petit
ton is a just one. it is bound to be
approved; if it is otherwise the assess
ment will not be changed.
Large numbers of property owners
are chronic complainers, and as soon
as they see a higher assessment levied
against their property their fingers
keep tingling from excitement and
anger until they have written and sub
mitted petition for lower assessment
30 the Tax Commissioners.
It should be an invariable rule of all
property owners, first not to lose their
tempers, and, secondly. to discuss their
complaints with the deputy in charge
Of the taxing districts in which their
property is situated before making out
a formal statement. A talk of this kind
will usually prove most profitable 70
the complaining owner, and also result
i'm the owner reaching the conclusion
that the city assessors did not value his
property too highly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
AT NEPPERHAN HEIGHTS
Sales and Leases Made in This West
chester Development

The Robert +. Farley Organi zation has
leased at Nepperhan Heights. Yonkers.
a house to X. +. Peckham. Of York
town Heights. and also residence to
Albert Schmelz, Of Massapequa, Long
Island.
II has also sold to Joseph +. Fasolet.
Of Brooklyn, a plot on Morningside
Road for immediate improvement. T..
ODonnell. Of New York. has bought
lots on Linden av., and Frederick
Shook, Of New York. has purchased 4
most attractive plot on Grandview av.
George Elliott Cooley. of the Stuyve-
SAINT High School. New York City,
has added 20 his holdings another
plot of two lots on Morningside Road
upon hill commanding a fine view Of
the valley 10 the east. He is planning
TO build a stucco. half-timbered resi-
dence Immediately for the winter mar
kcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
THE HEALTHIEST CITY
Mount Vernon Holds the Record in
This State, Says Mayor Fiske.

Mount Vernon is the healthiest city
in the state. according to Mayor Ed
win W. Fiske. who summarized the
mortality Of his towns people for the
last three years in recent message TO
the Common Council. lie finds the
death rate four less thousand than
the average in New York.
"The whole number OF deaths in 1914
in the state was lil.a2T" said Mr..
Fiskc. making the rate per thousand
14.7S. I'm other cities the rate ranges
from ll.S in Tonawanda to PSI IN Og-
densburg.
"In Mount Vernon the rate is 1912
believe we have to-day one Of the
best health departments Of any city Of
the same size in this or any other
state We have brought down the rate
10 its present figure from l34 ~ 1918.
And AZ the same time our birth rate
has gone up from 2l.S i'm 1918 10 25.l
last wear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Now Controls -Four Houses.

Henry London has leased Tor tho
Pascdonia Realty Corporation 10 the
Lea1der Realty Corporation their four
apartment houses 40 c23 90 G27 Wcs.
Both st.. 1903 and lO5 " est l43d -. al.l
e., ilS and $50 Grand g. for q term OF
wears al q total OF $4,000. Ar. Loa-
don was appointed agent for these
houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Rents Newark Store.

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, has leased 10. TO-
Julius Koch. of the Long 4 hoeh 0Sr.
many eoldsmiths. to Frank Tretols, 10. .
merly with Oscar Michael & Co. w
stores at 4 West Park St, near ns,.
st., Newark. The premises Will DC U.s.
for the sale of made-to-order futn'. ~. !.
and draperies. c. +. Worms. VINO 49, W,
also formerly associated with ~,
Michael g. Co.. will occupy a portion r.
the premises for the sale Of dryg'O'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Suburban Land Company Sales.

The New York Suburban Land Com
pany has sold at its development in the
18th Ward, Borough of Queens. a plot
20Xl0O feet on Rose Place to r. Haupi.
and plot 20xl00 feet on Kinscy av.
10 J. Hill.
At Garwood plot 25x150 feet on
Sd st. 20 H. Brown. and at Westfied
plot 20Xl00 feet on Newark av. TO +.
Bragaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Another Dvekman Project

Alexander Grant, who recently ac-
Iulrcd the plot Of nine lots al the
southeast corner % Broadway and
-0Sth -. IS having plans drawn by
Schwartz a Gross for four five story
apartment houses 20 cover the prop
arty. The plot measures l25xl95 feet.
The cost of the four houses is csti-
mated al 5000 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in ffce supply and held about steady.
ys' F F9a3S' IN good dems emma ' ohei 1ss
as quoted POTATOES-Long Island. I'm hu.. per
$50 lbs e b or Pas S5aSirs ss
) 30aSs40 STATE. $50 lbs. s. g.; bag. S20Se - .
Mich in buik per $50 lbs Ns0o lut ras. >l..'
S'i, 1e 20 sqaG 01s ''s S;s u ,95S
southern. Dbl S@tljO: Sou'hern bh.. Slsoc =.
sweets. southern Dbl. Natljo; basket. goa yor.
ASPARAGUS Cal dgt punches. Sass AETl-
le.u.s.,m bbI g. 50psi EKU SSErS SPROUTS
g, 4alIc. BLANS nearby hassct Oh bag Soc
OF: e. green. basht.. joc9Sl. Va. Wax. ha'hei.
.0caSl50. green t'-HSl-j. y &. green. ta.sei
nearby 3d. SlgS.21 CARROTS Nearby per
aaas 80 corr J1.e,. re, loo ''r4 r..
basket. s2ioaSs. CABBAGEs Danish sea- bon.
ST. ct11tMfLoWf'Rs Ions iiaaL .ior, ca'
s. 6HicoRY- fe or er s5s1 ,s,ati crLEEY
STATE aud jersry bunch 100 5ir. 'anaat cftie
lo,an.I6o LGGPLANrS -iers, DBL u H@Sz.
EADiSH- 100 lhs s59SG LETTUCE state. 3
doz ue,e. 5ocasl5o. 2-do' crate 'oCeS 81 70
neetyy. eei toce> basic, ~ Ba,,m,i,
$3.50. las eS2jo. ONIONS White crate ef
nassef s,c4fl 800. 'eIo". COCO leI. 'oc'>i :
Conn VALLEY. yellow" uas $500 80 Sd. STATE and
Western. rel. bag 1sca &lfN. ,eNor. slrg$l ~,
"-ansse Count 'e..o" 9als .5co si'' 80 200
Sl-5asL2-. OKEA-Fla. carrier sgGSf. basket
8. 300 s. 90 PEAS-Na. large. per arg basket
g. SOFA g.. small basket S2o s.. small. per large
na,lcf 81 io9Sa. Va. small per small basket
81 2s0 s. 90. g. small uof small basket. 81 20
g. -. g basket 81 al. drum $40 pARSNIPS
Bhl Sl8SIg5. PUMPKINS B6l 10000.
PEPPERS-Cheese bbl 81 500 s. 80 bull aud long
tOca$l 30. basket. 30a6Oc ROMANO Basket or
crate 2jcaSl.Z3. RADlSHEs-Per 100 punches
- Soc. basket. 500 COO SPINACH-Nearty per
basket $3.50. baltimore basket 50dGjc Va
Dbl tifnasl %. SotASH-Hubbsrd DBL 7Jca
81 marrow. t'c@ 81. TlNNlPS- White Dol. 81
"a tl.... Ruiahaga. Dol or bag t1rafi. To
MAToES-Nearty. box. .ia15c. Cal nat box
81. -5NSl.;o; per baE 81 -raSIT5 WATER
tfGSsES-lo0 bunchcs 7fc4Sl %. HOTHOD 81
tucumhcrs No /. doz. SID. NO q. ..catl. ml.li-
rooms yer Alb basket 81 c50 81 ~. buttons. 9oro
81. tomatoes. per lob bsste. sjceSl-5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Recent BUYERS.

Arthur ID. Calm is the buyer Of the
six story fat at los and 40 East lllth
ST., reported sold recently By the Law
yers' Mortgage Company.
Carmine Tieda is the purchaser of
the four story tenement az 2i6 East
1lith ST.. sold few weeks ago by the
Lawyers Mortgage Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
N. Y. Title ms. Co. Lends $50. 900.

Tho n /. I. Realty CORPORATION has
got ding loan Of $4,000 on its
plot OF lOl feet on Eytr Nv. and 100
feet OF lSith ST. from the New York
Title Insurance Company. II will cree.
two five story and basement brick and
stone high class apartment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

Special Liverpool cables spa cotton in rrol.rsf.
demand. saics 900 baias Vpe-usfiou and esf.1--
200 American. 5000. impor. nn NrddIing up
.ald flh fuiures opened barely steady. 81 az
points infnr closed outlet. SOU point. net Ioger
except oaotef November. which was lower
yaHusr5 February. asa. March April ard Ma
ycmtcr. ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

coffee was ouief totsl sales for HI day assre-
rating on'y $50 bass but prices were firm. and a.
lose Showed ..t gains az 20 points. Orering.
were conspicuousy small ana While me N.inshu
sss uo, al an aggressive character 80 was sufficient
70 bring about the upturn.
f-rfrflyug conditions were fim. the Rio uarbe.
showing az advance OF 12j re.s while RIO exchange
on london gained l-1Gd Santo- remained ur
changed despite liberal receipts and o. eos. ana
freight o~erS from Brazil we've frn the trade here
felt reasonably sure Chat Europe was sfIl buying
there
The local spot market ouiei hut firm with
Rio is quoted 90 &c Range a. price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Rents Westchester House.

Burke Stone. Inc. has rented for Mrs.
Sarah T. Brown a bungalow in Armour
Villa Park. facing the Bronx River
Parhwa" TO Leonard VI. Tanning, Of
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
SUGAR EuTuREs-

TNi,ures opened Quiet points lower 90 points
hisher. with sales ou the call zoe tons. Trading
throughout TIE morning lsht. with operators
yith trade connections buying rev crop positions.
the market closed quiet points net lower 20
ponts mel higher sades Tor The day. $50 tons.
lAngc ~ price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Trade Notes.

William II. Hawthorne. Tor ten years
with the Lawyers Mortgage Company,
is now connected with the mortgage
brokerage firm OF Hughes 4 Hammond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
CnIrOkSEED OIL.

Prices IN oot'onse,i on vcre lower under hQuidsf
frs saIes prompted hy of lower prices IN tho
eout1essteru crude market and a. The civ-e a. The
day value were il8-0 points 10 lower. Range
q price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS..
NsH YORK.. November g. 1915
BUTTER.

Receips. b.lSs pkg Trade title Quieier bur
no change IN tho temper of The mIrke' On Change
- tubs creamery extras sold a. So. .J tubs az
fgAc. 80 tubs September make 81 score. az gsisc
Creamery catras % scofcl go. q 500 higher sooI
ing SOY Tsic: nrsfs -lH r GO. seconds 25e &c.
third, -a'4 "a -fiac state dalN. finest 2e8 e9i,c.
fcod "a r-imc. GOA ID 2Si4c. common ta fsir $50
1sc: rcnofsill. extras 2ti4 e5c. nrst. -1i r. 2fc.
lower grHlfs. o. csc. imitation creamery. fr.fa
2Ss "a. ladies current make. hrsfs 2ta 2tizc ,.c-
oads ne tlirc. lower grades. ieis e'40isc. PACK
nne -ic No 2. cove. lower sr4Ics. l>1-)-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

There vas o.ly a quiet irAds iu log Diooucs
,-,; ,,ifs n-ice hangs were rarrow tina u1derone
vas steadv and values we-e o. slight advance
nnce!p,s u hos AZ Chicago were 10000 esimsteA
~, Nfrods- 81 600. and f0r Nent week. lal. WV 3,
Rsntss Ci-v received 4. 900 add omaha 100
PORK unsettled. mess SIC jOgti'. family 81 80
rns.s. sist0rSi.. family SlSaSl9jo. p4cts'
tls50aSl1 e1ira Indie mess S--2ssSs--s
TcDpSsrD HOGS easy. har1ns l0isc. $50 ID
trs@ il0 lr 16s.c. lad Do. lie. pigs ili.c. CIT
MTATs-Pic.ed bellies steady, 10 3D. l5A.c Z
HI zee. q lr. 1881. llrNei hams siead>. ,''
ia TALON Quiet. special. Sc. efF s'Sr.
courirr .o-tr IAIU 4-n. Middle Nest. e.-3e
egsc. Cts arl stcafr. Hafisc, -elncd Ari s,ead'.
Cortir4.r fU.U. S.ul America 10 zoe. Brafil
ksrs ii -ac tONPOI Np uull. ti. ds-sc SIEAh-
M barely steady. occ llc. cN lard aeeiinr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1915.

Exchange amounted
stock Ia
date s7Si'sooo against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Is Feverish and
Easier at ClOse-Corn
Market Steady.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Novembu 9. 1915.


wD.., u. moaer.fsly .ctiyo and rather fevefi,n.
Price, wsrs frm dGans the sSes's ss,I pa 4, e.
ia but tcvsrt ths close az easier ,ole ~ N.
ord, ana ena quotations we're unoosnss'
fbsre wa renewed tAlk q The prSe.euiS 8
CaaAiA rc1noynS Tho import duty on NIss' 49,
srd .giSaaseal3 o's ,,,,s 70. tS1T ia, ssa IN
SssS t nS.e !ss %, ,his We. vSoo. '0na.
S ,at ,h., even IN ~ the s syys en-, , s;SfS
' AZ I h. ,As DAY sentiment va ioausnoed 70 -.
3 D.. &c asi ,as French sOv.rSDeai bad pr.
xassd about million barrels q touf TON '0''N
vi ira; section tut this was detisd . a.,
neSe!p,s al primary poin,s were liberal ssa sS
tutsi rnovannci for he wcok ssressied lses ~
sesAei SoTpssfesdo oS VIZ n. ~, m. dnsui!ss
wa also quito isrse ard eEPors fros ,hs &c sS6
ports amounted % $4,000 As'h'' 'V'''0''
as .Tror, demand Vas less active. bat sale, W'Is
ssams,cd .; neGiy mnlion e,l:s's, -! "a &C..
,nSS were noe ilhord Al ire Gulf ud II Ne
tnoashi that ne vlsib. SUPPLY "a A'oaS N'N'
~ ss io, ,i'S Sssh rarte, No dprya ".
osc..o a, s. ~. O. , New YoIt No Hoiuoe1
pu,uih Si.oss. nd No Nr'h''n Nsn'''''
hiiA C Buffalo ooss
ro,a, p-.oe changes II com we're NJ in7'ilaat
tAe market rl1sirg net uno1sngeo 10 = 1850
M or. the whole the undeiioae W0 seso, 60
seve-nreat -e7r-t Be--io's - in'efor po'nS 60 o
Ss veeE showed 81 increase o. n,. .gs ,-....
Scr a. snI fla trade IS inclined 60 sniic9se a
,,o-s s--fro .rt1rf demand IN che Local cAsi in'
"a n ..'v .or was quoted % ,f'sr r''mp
sh.prIcnf 100
o,e were quiet tnl s'esdJ. with onN ,..1
r,l. irfr-est Id arifesfed Receipts a. pfim&t loi
tor ne week were heavy, Amounting 70 t.tt'..'
En,h,ls or about : 1000 900 81 e1cess or a. va
~ this ~ orsct 3, better export !nollN IN.
fso,l ~ irsrket as duist No vhi;e quotes e'
IAo 70 s2c " white. to1e . &c. ofeiNSN
70 fancy clipped. 40i3o 20 ttAso. AZ ee'@'o'.
RYE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
MARC, STEADY. No : Western. so.
FORK . 80. ,.,cee
FLoUR AND NEAL.

ToIr vas quiet bus prices we're hrIn oNIhe ~
ocntluuei smsN arrivals and repors q az 6cI'e
Susiress DO ne Northwest The following pros
a. yrooh A.. ouo,ed an tie New YORK Produce u
ss,yse@ S--ns pateutS e Foas5 s.. sprns clea's
s5i6assg ~. winter psieuta g. d$5.'o; winist
etrhslts s. 81 8 s. %. eVrt V ] w,nier' ?,
strs.shts s. 4S6S565. flr- spring patents ~
h.rf lrts Sc SIS 8se.75 BrCkWHEAT FIOJh
Ns-.ei ann. g. -SaS- - per ioO lh. RYE Lol z
rrn fair o. good S5.s0StS- -. choice 70 ftnoi
S.s6aSr o. COREAlLAL steady, Kiln drei
ia. coar.e 81 a. TEED-City firm. ursil
bulk s22: Ioo-lb SACHS. S48 heavy middings 90
Sl5; flour rnddiugs do. So. red dos noGr. lto I'D
$40, s.. SCI Westeu. stealf. bran. l0o.lh sscLs
81 50: standard uidd.iugs dl. So 81. rour md
d.ngs % sos 30. I-d dog fcI.. 100 To sa..-
sss 20. o.! meal S3sdSst 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
FRESH FRUITS

o,lg SO ]. ser ton SO. No 3 10 No g. 500
81. .uurir, Sl7d2Iq. fanc} Hight clover mixed.
t.sos-4 20. RYE STRAW No D. 80 small bales.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New Yofk. November Z. 1918.
BEgyES.

NV hUfk- NOIrmbff D IHI6.
BteyES.
Receipts 2s5 head mainly consigned direct
20 siAughtero1s Feeling unchanged Dressed lerf
steady. c0pmon 70 prime native side selling 80 D. 70
lfitc per NJ.
CALVES.
ilccoigts - head i5g on sale mainly r-ass.rs
and feafIinss so trading. feeling generally steady
tiy dressed sca's ir falr demand 81 ifolSi.~ ufr
' counip dressed do 1874 Ice, d-css.I .-a.-e.s
aII teal calves. collie
SHECP AND LANES.
Hecsigfs 2f13 hood sheep steady. iauIs
sffong su sod Ordinary 20 GOOD SHEEP teaesI
- tt4 s. 90 per 100 lb. no zeal prime offered
ordinary 20 prime lAml~ sssSs 81 cull lapls
s. a0sSi. cut shesp. SsslS5 % Dressed mutton
steady a. So ii.c Ter ID. dressed lambs nfm At ~
e l5hc. Country dressed hothouse lambs SIag9
per carcass
NOES.
Receipts pos head. ouiy a fes head o. sale
Msrtei siesdy. Prime STATE hog odd a. g. s. Der
100 Do. foug's. q eiet t.sS Country dressed logs
STEADY 90 zoe 1910 pc' 20. roasting pigs 1870 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

Tine a, the market .. run H oh" CHG "H sl
80 - firio,i, Win fls Tendency 5000 toward
: n.rfo, rsnss " values. NAY. lalse OSled Tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
n Y CITY AZ, 1898

N Y State AZ,
5000 .......- 1925.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

Rsccn.s FL 900 rs.r. Ni.. grade, ~ fresh gath.
,f.d afr ten srsra.. md there ls considerable
defnNnd FOR them. ufI e~ fW. storage cggs veal
under Increasing pressure OBJ -ril. and while tho
business reported ls fairh covered pf previous QUO
tatonA tlie afcaso C raIfs a. loarf. Any pressure
10 .sf draNs loser hIf- than ne prices ree,itIy
,lsu.arHed Frcsn gathered. ezra me dozen. -
10 4or extra rfsfs 1tHasc. ffsfs .ltf afrs scoouds
use SOC. thirds and i<-rcf. ESQ 30. iirues. ~ J.
asiL - e1I4c. so and ppurcr. 1875 .-r. checks
go ID choice Do 2lo1r. Culs and Interior
ig,e eOiic. rcfrgcrator special mans fHuct. t5z1
20. ersts 2SE -'c seconds. Zs9&a'ae. thirds or
1900 le4 g2Lc. dirtits fsa 90. fG'e. ieufsSl
,ysnis asd ussfig LerNey white. nIr f7 fslf9. -
$50. or8inan % COOL fn4'Ir. Ntei,fn. gs'h.
"a shitos Ssaf-r. tate. frnnN Ifalia and ncs
- t,~orr, brown. fff &c., E.'.UIru brown aud
.sl,ed colon. 1gef0.. nearby. nfnfrrr". whites
NAY AND STRAW.
~. - liz ln.rLnL = LIn u IL 80 - ID
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26

II SIS to $40 in your pocket inter-
ests you. Ladies'! Turn to Page 5.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26

d
rude Instruments does not mean that
de telephone instrument Of to-day IL
40 better; on the contrary. the very
hght Of the crude first telephone showed
graphically that the familiar instrument
II to-day is vastly improved.
The telephone is the product Of q
pyramid of inventions which have come
since those early telephones were made
ind It IL far more efficient than any
apparatus that has ever .been produced
Tor transmitting the human voice, but
The use Of the original Instruments on
his new trans-continental line shows
setter than anything else could. how
wonderful are the transmission possible
ties Of that long line.
In addition. the telephones were con-
aected to the line by short pieces of the
original copper wire used between Bos-
Ton and Cambridge for that first now
.amous conversation forty years ago.
In breathicss silence, Mr.. Bell leaned
forward to talk and his smile showed
that his mind ran back through the
years to that first. day. After he had
expressed his feiicitations and Mr.. Wat
son had congratulated him In turn. the
Mayor Of .Ncw York spoke greetings to
The MAJOR Of sab Francisco and ono By
,nc mos; OF the men in .i!e room talked
over helline for moment
Willie everyone expressed surprise at
the -distinctness with which one may
hear over this long line. 1T was said
that II would not bs thrown open for
commercial use until certain further t.-
ails have been completed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
NELLSHAIAlAKER COS DRUG STORE VIILL SELL
C0UGH MEDICINE At HALF PRICE
4 GOOD CHANCE 70 ECONOMIES

The public; win be given q ehance
to economic ON their cough medicine
today and tomorrow, as weIis-Hay-
maker Co.'s Drug Store win sell a soc
bottle Of Schifmann's Concentrated
Expectorant for 25c 70 the first 100
who apply at their. store, but only one
bottle to each family. The proprie-
tors are losing money ON every bot
tie sold at this price, but have decid-
ed to make this reduction, so al to
give those who have not yet used this
excellent remedy an opportunity OF
trying It, at partially their expense,
as they know that no ether medicine
will be used by anyone who has once
tried 1t. Those who have not already
used this remedy are thus AFFORDED
an opportunity OF trying 1t for half
price and can obtain q bottle for 25c
today or tomorrow. by presenting the
coupon below at Wells aymaker Co.
Drug Store. Even though not in need
Of such q medicine at present. 1t will
pay to obtain bottle now at half
price. and no doubt someone In the
family will require It before the win
ter is over, but will not have another
chance Of buying for less than full
price, SOC. This new. simple, pleas
ant remedy is also guaranteed to re-
lieve the worst Cough or Cold, and is
excellent for Bronchial Asthma, Bron-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26

,chitis. Group. Whooping Cough and.
Hoarseness.
One bottle makes a full pint (1sl
otinces) by simply mixing It at home
with one mint OF granulated sugar
and one half pint OF water, It makes
. whole family supply, and rs much as
would ordinarily cost from $500 to-
1890 for the same quantity OF the
ordinary, old fashioned, ready-made
kinds Of Cough Syrup Of doubtful.
merit. It is prepared from strictly
harmless plants and Is so pleasant
that children like to take It and It can
be given them with perfect safety, al
1t positively contains no chloroform.
opium, morphine, or any. other narcot-
lie. as do most cough mixtures. ny
sides, absolutely no risk whatever Is
run In buying this remedy at Wells
Haymaker Co. Is Drug Store win re-
fund your IS cents II 1t does not give
perfect satisfaction or Is not found
the very best remedy ever used for
any Of the above complaints. Per-
sons calling after these 100 bottles
are sold or living out OF the city,
whore It cannot be obtained OF a local
druggist viii not be disappointed but
will be sent q bottle. postpaid, upon
receipt Of the coupon and 2 &c, provide
ing they write to the proprietor today.
Address R. ]. Schiffmann. 205 w. 9Th
St. st. Paul. Mimi.
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ROUTE rs SUR We YED,
FOR NEW RAIL ROAD

will not only link this city Will
another railroad to Clarksburg, but
It Will connect the Harrison county
seat with the Monongahela railroad
at the Pennsylvania line to Martin,
Pa. There the Pittsburg ana Lake
Eric makes the connection and runs
into Pittsburg. The Monongahela
road operates In Pennsylvania and
connects with the B. 4 N. at the
West Virginia Pennsylvania state
line.
The Buckhannon & Northern and
the Monongahela propose to merge.
They have made the announcement
that they will apply to the public
service commissions Of Pennsylvania
and West Virginia for their approx
al OF the consolidation.
The two roads will be known az
the Monongahela system. The road
to Clarksburg will be under the su-
peryision OF the Monongaheia when
the merger and consolidation Is ap-
proved by the public service commits
sions. The new line will be approx
imately IS miles in length, depend
ing considerably on the right Of way
Iu6 COMPANY SGCul6h iii -.
The B. & N. has announced that
1t will have its lines, completed to
Fairmont April 1. The men in
charge Of the construction will be
through their work then. It is like
ly that they will start on the Clarks-
burg lines Just as soon as they fin-
ish the road to this ett5.
Just how long 1t will take to
build the road could not be learned
last night. It will be at least q
year. II not longer. depending upon
weather conditions.
Clarksburg will receive the news
OF the coming Of the new road with
interest. II is the greatest freight
center between Cincinnati and Bal
timore. according to the figures Civ
en- out by the Baltimore g Ohio rail-
road, which has the only line enter
ing the city at the present time.