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Trinity M. E. church Sunday service,
Rev. M. F. Hayllng, pastor. Morning
service at IL a. m. Subject, Descent
OF the Truth" Sunday school at .
p. m. Evening service at S p. m.
Subject, Treatment Of Our Enemy.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
$3.50 p. m. All are welcome to attend
the above services,
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HARD TO IMPRESS.

"Yes," said nonchalant Mr.. wombat
II was in Egypt"
II suppose you stood awestruck be
fore the grand and solemn sphinx"
well. 1 gave it the once over
Pittsburgh Post.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May ia quiet
and uneyentful session was the record
Of the Pittsburgh stock exchange yes.
tedray. Brokers had few orders on
their books, at least few that could be
executed, and the proceedings Jagged.
The tone was heavy during the fore.
noon and in the majority of securities
traded in up to midday the tendency
was downward with recessions frac-
tional in all cases. In the afternoon
operations swelled and the business
transacted was more than double that
up to noon.
At the opening the New York list
was nervous and unsettled and the
note to Germany. had a restraining
effect on operations, Shortly after
the opening some issues declined, but
the downward movement was quickly
succeeded by rally, due to buying
and covering by shorts. The rally
was not long continued and reaction
occurred before noon. The latter half
the entire list was weak and nervous
and selling was heavy. The final half
hour, however, shorts covered, support
was offered and quite rally was in
progress at the finish.
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A concrete walk is being laid in
front Of the Monongahela Bank build
ing and DR.. e. NJ. Cox's residence on
Merchant street.
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Hope Sewing Circle.

Misses Maude and Edna Jenkins.
of Diamond street, entertained the
Hope Sewing Circle last evening in
a delightful manner. Needle work
was the diversion OF the evening and
refreshments were served.
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nnnn pERcEMrAaE.

Or. Busler-How is your practice?
DR. Grassler-First rate. 1t couldn't
be better. l had more than 1000 pa
items last year and didn't lose a single
cent-Puck.
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THE on Market.

Pennsylvania ..................S1.35
Indiana .......,............ .1S
Illinois ...........:.. ......... 80
Kansas and Oklahoma .......... 40
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Aid Society.

Mr.. H. Bowyer and son entertained
Aid No. 3 of the Trinity NJ. E. church,
Thursday evening at the church.
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East Side News
a Drummer.

A daughter was born wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watkins, Of
State street.
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Mr.. Charles Jones, Of State street
has purchased a new Ford car.
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FOR sALELAt bargain, good
2.horse wagon; would trade for a
1.horse wagon. Call at DR.. Harris,
Route 8, Fairmont. 5:s-6t.No. 102
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, May. 14.-Reaping will
begin in parts Of Texas between May
20 and Is, according to special re-
port Of the secretary of the Texas
Grain Dealers Association published
today. The condition OF the growing
plant in Texas and the acreage to
wheat surpasses that of last year. The
new wheat OF Texas must be taken
care of by exporters, as millers cannot
use wheat direct form the machine
There is little demand for cash
wheat now. Only 5000 bushels were
sold at Chicago today, and export
business at the seaboard was almost
at a standstfll. Bids from abroad we're
below the vieYs Of holders. For some
months these dull periods in cash
wheat have been experienced, and they
have been generally followed by large
purchases 1t is possible that spell
Of this kind is now to be seen IN
wheat.
2115c at Chicago, as stop loss" orders
In goodly numbers were uncovered on
the decline, and the demand was not
sufficient to take care of the Increased
The grain merchants Of. England are
not anxious to make purchases OF
wheat in this country:
(Reported by George W. Eberhardt
: ~ open. close.
Wheat
May ..............Sl54 S!.Sz52
July .............. 1.2s9s 1.zf7s
Corn -,
May ............,. q 1913
July ............. T6St 70
Oats
May .....:........ a2N Ola
July ............. 52s oil -
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Finance Oil and Real Estate


NEW YORK May st oday'sfmar.
ketswas again fatal tn the bulls. 5
Dealings at the opening were! unset
tied, and there was an air OF uneasi-
ness about the trading which was In
tensffied by the liquidation which de-
Ye1oped. During the forenoon the de-
cline was orderly, but the. street was
depressed with the feeling that there
was no ground for executing an simme-
diate recovery in prices. After per-
.iodi OF dullness, rumors that the Tran
syivania had met with disaster liQui-
dation atresh and uncovered weak
spots in many OF the specialti Good
buying developed In the standard is
sues, but orders were on scale down
and support was not concerted.
= Bulls were under a disadvantage
Buying, except for cash. was discour-
aged In many. offices, brokers not car.
ing to assume, for. the sake Of the
commission, the risks incidental to a
violent break. This weakened the
technical position Of the market ma,
terialiy and increased the confidence
Of the bears, who had field day. In
several OF the banking houses conf
dencey was openly expressed and pur-
chases for investment encouraged. On
the floor the opinion prevailed that
the buying was much better than the
selling and the position Of the market
probably much stronger than would
appear from the closing quotations.
4
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FOR SALE-A few choice houses and
ula 9sS G. Cal conso 1 III ess s152 Al
lens Studio, sis Main ST., Fairmont,
w. Va. 5-12-6t.96
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I MI,iFIjIISCELLlA NEOUS

MONEY LOANED in sums from
$1,000 up, to anyone having steady
Swo-k. No reference or endorsement
required /. Address Box $50, Clarksburg,
WA. 5-5.1mo No. IS
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SITUATIONS ii WANTED.

WANTED-s Sewing, plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
sbirella Corset. Call Bell phone 4S7-J,
Monroe St. No. sss, 1O-ls-tt
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FOR SALE New house and lot, fine
cellar and water. Bargain. VIII
trade for small country home or Ford
touring car. Address ]. W. Austin,
FairYiew, W. Va. 5-11-5t-No. 108
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Four.room
house on Spruce street. Write A.
C. Kendall, Warrington r. D. 2, w.
Va. 5.3-1mo. No. 81
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WANTED

sW4NTEDAAt once, man to do minor
alterations and pressing. Bell phone
sas0.I s. 10 5.15-2t-No. 116
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FOR sALE--13-room house, 2 baths,
gas, electricity. Block from post:
Office. Will sell cheap II sold IN next
thirty days. Apply Box 113, this of.
fee. 5-13-1mo-No. lib
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FOlRIsA!LE.

FOR sALE-New No. s Underwood
typewriter, hack spacer, two color
ribbon, all improvements, $50.003 One
New Century, perfect condition, $3.50.
Apply box lit, this Office,
5.t5-1t-No. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman for gen
eral housework. Apply 639 FAR.
mont Ave. 5-15'6t.No.ll4
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FOR SAT.E-Blank on and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
Of Lease and House Leases. Apply
West virgtntan Office. 1.1-22
FOR sALE-Blank Coal Options at
the West Virginian Office. 3-26.tt
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MANUFACTURERS room girl at once.
Hotel. Royal, Shinnston, w. va.
6.15-3t-No. Ito
W5ANTED-Colored maid for general
,tousework in suburban home. APP
plyfWest Virginia Office, Box log.
WsANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply II Mccoy st.
5-1472t-No. IL
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QUESTION. ! /: !. ! |. ! |
lin Reference TO the Hamilton
Meetings IS Quite Convincing
~ ANSWERED.
(By Perkins Boynton. / !

why was not this ointment sold
for three hundred pence and given to
the poor 2'' Z
The first senence Of this article was
suggested by the remark OF a friend.
made while discussing the Hamilton
meetings in this city. The remark
WAS ore good would be done BY
using the money to establish a Young
Mems Christian Association, Is
that not always the cry when any up
lift movement. especially religious. is
started. Involving expense? o.! Elk
pense! Expense! Such waste! such
waste. Anything for Gods glory and
mans religious welfare must come
without cost. Otherwise 1t is too
rearly bought
"A circus comes to town or a great
musical feast is produced and thous-
ands OF dollars are expended That Is
all right, man must be entertained, at
any cost. A great preacher comes
with a mission to awaken the s1othful
and to give life to those In despair
and the cry Of expense Is Immediately
raised. How dear to us are the poor,
then. whom we neglect day after day.
The answer to the friends remark
was that as a result of these meetings
la Young Mems Christian Association
might be esta hlished. when men
eyes were opened to the value Of the
lives Of our young people. .'Ye shall
know them by their fruits The value
Of such meetings is shown by the
fruits thereof, mems and women's
lives redeemed and an increased in
terest In the higher things Of life, in
creased activity along phllantrophic
and religious lines by all the people.
tazA ~ y. -
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a writ OF habeas corpus, alleging
Frank had been convicted Edthors
due process OF law: that the trial
court had lost Jurisdiction over him
during the trial because 1t was dom
mated by a mob hostile to the pris-
oner." and that Frank had been abb
sent from the court room when the
verdict was returned. Two days later
Judge Newman refused the writ OF
habeas corpus. holding that to grant
it would mean that a federal court
should review the action OF the state
courts in manner not warranted by,
the law of the country, and that, too,
after the supreme court of the United
States had decided no federal ques-
ton remained for consideration In the
case. Judge Newman also refused
to issue q certificate OF probable
cause for appeal to the supreme
court, but it was issued by Justice La
mar December % and the case came
to the supreme court for review OF
Judge NeWman's action, argument be-
ing made last February.
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CHAP IN
Heads Splendid Program ii
Screaming Farce at Biiou
TE1eater.

Charles Chaplin heads the Eljou
program today in a two past scream.
Jitney Bus Elopement." and there
was q. riot Of un at the matinee by
was riot Of fun at the matinee BY
is funnier than ever in this yehicH.
Give up you job If necessary to at
tend the Bijou tonight. Alice Joyce
and Guy Coombs are on tt tTay8 in a
three part Kalem masterpiece THE
Girl Of the Music Hall, is the title,
a picture filed with human pathos
nhotoplay.
Tuesday Miss Marian S#ayne and
Jack Hopkins will present !. Mont
gomery Flagg's The Adventures Of
Kitty Cobb" som ething entirely new
in motion pictures. There are focr
parts to this classic q des fable.
The Demand That Must Be Sup
piled. =" and i'aths Daily News No.
20 will also be shown;
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N 7Ig
FREE LECTURE.
On Telegraphy is to Be Given
by Pittsburg M AN in For
dyCe Building Tonight.

George S. Walters, of Pittsburg.
district commercialfmanager Of the
Western Union; Telegraph Company.
arrived in the city this afternoo to
delivera free lecture in the rooms OF
the West Virginia Business Couege In
the Fordyce bull ding on West Pike
street just east OF the spostofhceSa at 8
O'Clock tonight on The Story OF the
Telegraph More than an hour will
besconsumed in delivering the lecture
which will he hig hly illustrated with
more than i % 0 steppticon views.
Telegraphy from its beginning will
be interestipg traced to the present
time. AS the 1ecturesis free and Of
great public interest there should be.
a large attendance.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
And Artist of Note Takes Posi-:
ton with the Anon
Studio H ere.

Hugh Curtis, OF London, Eng, has
accepted a position at the Anon photo
graph studio In the Fordyce Dutldng
on West Pike street. HeSiss an eaprt
photographer as well as an artist of
repute and has been i! identified With
some OF the leading studios In this
country and IN Europe. Ha was for
merly with the Massrs. Thon:son,So OF
London. Eng. photographers to His
Majesty. the King. Bss
The Anon studio considers itself
extremely fortunate in being able to
obtain the services OF Mr.. Curtis
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AA zee 80 80 q -
81 WATCH OUR CAT. -.
Pages. -.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for GIasselli. O.Neil,
Mt. Glare. Weston. Shinnston. Fair
mont. FairvieW. Pennington. Man
nington and interim date points daily
except: Sunday. Shipments for Man.
ningtcn and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
later than 8: 90 a. M; F'atrview and
Intermediate points, 90 a. m;
Weston and intermediate points,
a12:OOsM
ideal line for shippers.
MONONGAI.ELA Valley TRAC-
TON COMPANY. s
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7BooTjL i {: |. u: !: !.
Business Charged against Steven Wise
and He is jailed.

Accused by J. n Tenney. deputy
state commissioner OF tprohibiti OF
carrying on bootlegging trade In
West Pike street, Steven Wise, alias
Steven Smart, was arrested and placed
In the county Jail Monday morning
by Con taible Writ tsout The offlcer
found him IN Mechanic street near
the jail. Magistrate IN. g .5NiceWarner
will hear the case as awarrant sworn
out by Mr.. Tenney had previously
been issued IN his court
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ski n.
.Colored Men Caught in Raid
Made by Sheriff Stout and
Deputies.

Charles Anderson. colored, was
placed on trial at 8 o'clock Monday
afternoon, in Justice Jackson ". Car
ter's court on charge OF operating
a gambling room in the old fire de-
partment building In Traders alley.
Anderson and Arteen other persons
were caught Dy Sheriff Ross f. Stout
and Deputies Laco NJ. Wolf, Clarence
Vannort and ] ohm S. Siers when they
ratded the place shortly after 5
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Sheriff Stout was informed Sum
day afternoon that the men were OPP
Grating gambling room there. He
immed iately secured a John Doe war
rant and raided the place. Sheriff
Stout says as he and his deputies
neared the building co1ored man
sitting In the alley signa1ed the. men
in the building that they were COM
ing. When he reacHEa tho huiIiing
all doors were locked with paddock
and barred with iron bars. When
the sheriff and his deputies finally
reached the second foorof the build
ing he found one large crap table
and two card tables and other par
apherna1ia used in gambling room
as we'll as some money on the floor.
The men arrested were Charles An
Lesley Meretina. J.. II. Calvert w
M. Scott, Joseph Johnson. Samuel
Hines. R.$H Hackaday. Ills Grimm.
Charles Oaks. Strict Jackson. Cecil
Howard. Arthur Jones, Frank Kent
and Garland Maryland. ss8
All caught in the raid with the ex -i
fception ce An.lrIson . will be- 3
raj gned for hearing later in the 1'
week. III #
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MIR. AIaLROY HERE.

"A. j.. Malroy. wen known oil
1driller. is here from the Venezuela
oil fields on a visit to his many
friends. Mr.. Malroy has drilled a
large number OF oil wells in this sec
ton. among them being the big
sgusher that was brought in on the
Lucas farm at Shinnston
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PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH.

Pauline, the two-year-old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Craig. OF Meadow
brook, w. Va, died at o'clock
Sunday evening after weeks III
ness OF pneumonia. Funeral services
will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home and the burial
will be in the Hepzibah cemetery.
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- 7.-1,-7 " 77-7E
MIR. Grille rs OUT.

L. G Grille. who has been Ill at his
home 268 Carr avenue for the last
two weeks suffering with la grippe is
able to be out again Mr.. Grille was
quite Ill for time and 1t was thought
that pneumonia would develop. His
friends are all glad that he is able to
be out again.
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BOSTON WINS FROM 8BRooKLYN

The oBstonE Braves defeated the
Brooklyn team IN the morning game
played at Boston Monday the score
being Braves Dodgers 2. The
game was played on account of
Patriots Day which is being celebrat-
ed there today. vi
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s Herman Lodge OF 5Masons5wi1l meet
at $50 O'Clock Tuesday evening IN:
the Masonic temple for the purpose
arrangements to attend
the funeral service tSFrancis Slam
bic. s
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8.TRAWLER SUNK.

LONDON. April 10 The British
trawler, Vanilla, was sunk by tor
pedo from German submarine in the
North sea Sunday, according to re-
port made Monday by Captain Hill,
skipper OF the traw1er Forme.
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ADMINISTRATOR QUALITIES.

J ohm IA. dcIntire quail fed Monday
as administrator OF the estate Of
the estate OF Martha ]. McIntireSwithl
bond at S3,50O and Corne1iaz Southern
surety. The appraisers Of the estate
are Al. Spear, James a. McIntire
and J ohm e. Clifford.
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ANOTHER ON TRIAL II.
!. tpv AaeoelAreo rnrsa,

F'AIRMONT. April 19.Eli Duno-
vlch, jointly indicted with Lewis
Urich for murder OF Constable w. r.
Riggs in the Pennington strike riot,
went on trial In the circuit court this
morning. The morning was taken up
in the selection OF jury.
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AVIATOR ! CAPTURED.
tpr AasoelArrp e. e. !,

-.T- ---- -1---I-U-
BERLIN. by wireless. April 10
A report given out today by German
Headquarters relates that Lieutenant
r. G. Garros, the famous French avi-
ator. has been made a prisoner by the
Germans at Inglemunsper. Belgium.
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COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING.

"A cottage prayermeeting in CON
nection with the Hamilton tabernacle
meetings, will be held at the home
OF Mrs. "A. G.. Davis. 400 Mechanic
street, at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing.
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MIR LAKIN# HERS,

The Hon. James S. Lam. Of
Charleston. presid OF the state
board OF control. visited the city
Sunday. He was a question Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil ~. 20 ghland at the Waldo
hotel at dinner @
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PRAYER MEETING,

There will be a prayer service IN
connection with the Hamilton meet
!ings at the home OF Mrs. Hugh jarvis.
East Main street. at 8 80 o'clock! Tues;
day morning. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. Nj
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DIFFERENTIATED pRAYER bTEETl

TRD#yVARD PRAYER MEETING.
"a Third ward prayer meeting IN
IN connection with the Hamilton
meeting will be held at :30 o'clock
5Tuesday morning att the parsonage
Sof tha5 F'frxt NM NJ thodist Episcopal
church on Second
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Dwelling rooms and bath, cabi-5
net mantels. oak finish, slate roof.
front and back porches. on a corner
lot.
PRICE $500
VIII Make Terms.
WHY NOT BE YOUR OWN BOSS.
We have lie small grocery stock for
sale. doing nice cash business. Rea-s
5sonable rent. good corner location.
Owing to sickness will sell very req
sonable. Call for particulars.
HARTLAND-LY AVENUE
5& New dwelling. rooms and bath.
ca pinet mante1s. oak finish, cement
DOCK NJ foundation. Pantry cellar
and avo closets
5000 cash. balance easy terms.
SIEALEY HEIGHTS 10y SIMPSON
AVENUE 4
frame bungalow. rooms. bath.
basement Q and pantry. single roof.
5Ilnnlshed in oak. good lot.
PRICE So, 100.
VIII make terms.
STEALEY HEIGHTS
wv. y Good 1 corner lot. If sold this week
$4,000
and make reasonable terms.
sTEALEY HEIGHTS
NICE Groom bun galow, with bath.
pantry and basement. Concrete
block foundation. cabinet mantels.
oak finish. Lot 40x1O0 feet.
PRICE $500
Terms FL ssE
WORTH THE MONEY
is Waht everyone says about two cor
7 n ': lots near Alta Vista school
housee.
ONLY $4,000 CASH
Get busy. 515 .
!, Are you in the market for Real
Estate or Insurance?
Have you property for sale?
SEE Us FIRST
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FOK SALE Farms

FARM FOR SALES acres. mostly.
cleared. lays well. We'll Ratereu. new
sdvegroorn& mouse. good cellar, 300 bear
Ing apple and peach trees, some
grapes. There was several hundred
bushels Of fruit on thisyounE orchard
LAST year. Price $1,000. viii take
good aatom obile or team as part pay
II rnent. One mile Il om b & O. station.
al handy to school. Cali ON or address
81 n. Marshall. Walker. w. Va iHS 5
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WANTED Male Help

WANTED-Experlenc man for meat
1EN-Learn barDer trade. commission
while learning and regular salary CIV
en- In our shops when completed: you
N.lte Tor catalogue. The Leader Bar
E Dor College. Clnclnnatl. Ohio.
NtASTED-Experience meat cutter. Ad-
dress R. e. y. No 2, Box 422, Clarks-
burg, w. Va z==I7 D, TT.-E'-l
EV-ANTED-Miner. laborcr. Blacksmith.
and carpenter at once. Address u S.
Clinefeiter & CO.. AIcWhorteF. w Va
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EGGS AaE CHICKENS
Automobiles and Accessories

FOR sALE-New studepaker z passen-
NJ ger AUTOMOBILES. catalof P:tce 1850
contest; will make big discount FOR
quick sale. See me at gas once. Sec
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WANTED OEKENi

wANTED-Fsve or SIX room house or
N apartment, by May 1st Must be con-
venlently located Address ~. r."
4 care T Telegram Office VA
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FOR SALEs-Seven room house.. slate
roof tnlSbad In hardwood. Lot 49siZu
feet nve nreplaces Tor gas Prtca
cast1: a or easy Terms on INSTRUMENTS.
Howard xLr eet, nuusIrial. on car Ane-
M. ulfe at lUl$I AekSun street. L4Ly. 4
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SFCJR4 sAIF-Farm or 53 acres, located
ss5a Booths Creek. nicely locaIed;
terms reasonable. w. T.. Swiger.
W. Va @ ii al 55-.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
FOX SALE Lots

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FOR SALE lots. 4ox12U feet, front
sSs InEH' on simpson avenue or second
street. Stealey AelgnLs. No. 2. t'rlces
corner LOT S4Uo. INSIDE lots $3.50 eacn..
Or LOO for the three. w. i. Miuneld
a. Co. ~ Unlon BanA Bldg.
For sALE-one LOT In the T. Moore.
& Fs5s Jackson addiLion. on Walnut street.
near the sixth street brduge; nice and
level. For price and terms address
owner FL. M NJ care Telegram
sass Once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-19
MllIl UsIC! MUSIC!

strong second hHnd
S5f rqiEah bout two sets OF wheGlA-s Apply:
10 t1lkn Avenue