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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-08
BRITISH NOTE
is NOW READY
ENGLAND TO MAKE PREliMiN
AIRY REPLY TODAY TO BE
SUPPLEMENTED LATER
First Note VIII Be General Settle
nent Of Conditions Faced and New
Problems Presented by War.

LONDON. Jan. Z. (T:2O p. nj
England's preliminary reply TO the
American note concerning the inter.
ruption OF American shipping by Brit.
ish warships was discussed by the
cabinet to-day and will be forwarded
shortly, probably tomorrow. TO the
United States government. This first
reply will be supplemented later by
a more detailed note. framed after
further Inquiries have been made.
No rrponse from the United States
is expected upon the receipt OF the
preliminary reply. which will be In
the nature OF an Acknowledgement of
the American note and a general
statement OF the unusual conditions
faced BY the allies and the many new
problems suddenly thrust upon Eng.
land
The necessity of consulting her al
lies, so vitality interested In the sub
Ject OF contraband makes Il impossI-
BILE TO give an immediate detailed re-
sponse. according TO officials of the
foreign office.
The text OF the reply will not be
published in London until the Ameri.
can government signifies it's willing
ness after receiving the note.
il is pointed out that the American
note makes no specific statements
concerning particular cases on which
dts objections are based. and tho
British preliminary reply will be 40
more specific.
Public Comment.
The British public IL commenting
widely upon what is termed the aD.
parent willingness OF both govern
ments TO disclose facts which would
enable the formation OF a more den
mite idea OF the nature OF the contro-
versy.
Surprise Is expressed at the foreign
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01

their own board and shelter among
the hotels and restaurants of the city
or to build their own homes as they
choose.
The effect on city the size OF ours
of this additional payroll Of from $loV-
900 to $125, 1000 a month, allowing tor
the company's present payroll OF
about $3O,OOO) above what it now mas
may reasonably be expected TO Do d
considerable stimulus to growth ana
consequently to real estai' valueS.
When the United StG!cs Smeitihs
& Refining Co. get the Elmer ana au-
joining properties to Inc reducing
stage, their development and opera
ton will conduce more t" the CITY .
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-01
STABILITY OF JUNEAU:
A CITY OF HOMES

the product. The harder times are
and consequently the cheaper labor
materials and supplies, the greater the
profit from our mines.
In getting down to detail as tn the
direct effect on property values OF
this great development, it is but nat
ural that the Treadwell Mine on
Douglas Island be taken as an exam
pie. This mine employs approximate
IN 1900 men and the monthly payroll
is $50, 10000. There is in Treadwell
and vicinity. including the town OF
Douglas which adioins the patented
ground of the Treadwell company S
property. population of about 1000.
This entire community depends large
" on the payroll of this mine for its
existence. Besides Juneau is greatly
benefited by the trade which comes
from this source.
The Alaska Gastineau mine, which
is nearly the same distance from Jul
neau as the Treadwell mine is from
Douglas. with its initial capacity.
which it is expected will be reached
this winter. will double the production
of the whole Treadwell Company. 1t
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Continued from Page PSI

Extensive work is under way on the
claims i'll the Sheep Creek Basin.
which appear to be an extension OF
the GaStineau properties. Some OF
these claims will. it is predicted by
experienced mining men. develop into
mines of great and prolonged produc-
tiyeness. There are many claims In
the whole mineral zone above referred
To which give promise OF values SUI
ficient to justify the belief that they
can and will be worked on the same
large scale as those in this immed-
late vicinity. The direct effect OF all
this development work upon proper
" values in the city of Juneau will
be to establish their permanency to
a degree equalled by few communi-
ties not similarly situated.
A great low grade mine with an IN
eXhauStable supply OF available ore
once in operation. moves ON with the
regularity of the seasons. \ placer
mining camp may shrink from pros
porous. thriving town to a lane OF
empty buildings in year or two. leav'
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ing real estate values MI logging
camp or saw mill town may lind
itself without available material with
in reach for the manufacture Of its
product and. therefore, without an in
dustry. A coal mining town or man
ufacturing city may during period
of financial depression lie dormant Tor
a time during which all values are UNI
settled. Even the agricultural town,
which is ordinarily considered the
most stable. suffers from hard times
almost as much as any other. but a
town situated as juneau is has nothing
to fear. We are producing commod'
ity whose value does not fluctuate
TO any appreciable extent. We do not
await the pleasure or the necessity
of any industry, or any commodity
or any nation tor the sale of our pro
duct. The more stringent the money
market the greater the demand fol-
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might reasonably be expected that the
benefit to Juneau from this source
would be as great as is the benellt
to Douglas from the Treadwell mines.
Inc transportation service makes it
easy for the employees OF the Gas
tineau Company to live in Juneau, and
many OF them have homes here and
enjoy the advantages that city life af.
fOrds
II is expected. and with good rra-
son. that on account of the proximity
of its mills, shops and offices the
benefit to the growth of the city will
be far greater from the Alaska Jul
neau's Mining Company's development
that it will be from that of the other
According to the announcement made
last year there will be no boarding or
rooming houses erected by this COM
pany for the employees working at the
mills, but they will be allowed to find
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CIRCLE CITY HOTEL

One of the best known ho'ei' ~
be found in Juneau is the Circie |i'''
1t receives splendid patronage anu
the rooms are most generaiiy iuii
This hotel is under the management
of William Short, who is an eSper-
fenced and capable man. tie 'ooh'
out for the comfort of his sues''
and sees that they get the very oe''
OF treatment. The rooms are Aept
neat and clean, the ventilation Is VI
the very best. Mr.. Short goes VII .ne
principle that nothing is too soou ioa
the patrons of the "Circle oi''.
There is an automobile that inee.'
all boats and gives a cosmopolitan oh
to the hotel trade. This ho'e,
draws trade from all over Alaska anu
1t has become an axiom tha' on.e
a guest always guest OF the cr.'e
CITY, Mr.. Short has been Ill A,"on"
for several years and is one oi Jul
best known citizens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

: TO all persons holding Liens BIS. judg-
ment or otherwise on the real estate or
any part thereof of Lulu Belle Ha1niI-
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SOIIIO FARM TOR SALES N acres:
good story house rooms; good
q barns. all kinds OF fruit. good Well
laying land y mile to school. church
3 and store, good awter Price $500.
81 acres, acres bottom, balance
' on main road. Price $3.50.
so acres. 2 story six room house
with cellar, good farming and pasture
* land, s plenty of45frutt. close to church
st and school. 4 mile to railway station.
Price $3.50 #
s63 acres, miles to railway station:
8 q story IS room house. tin roof. good
barn, grainary and poultry house; n
good grade OF land. Price 5000.
ssa9Ss5 los acres, = story . room house,
good barn and other, out buildings.
Fe!eilar,' i y miles to railway. good dairy
ia RIM and good location. Price $500.
sfsss5S5gI also have some good ottom farms
s.at reasonable prices. W. NJ. Baker.
s.zs t,tolyille. M Ohio. s..
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NOTICE oEs 4APPLICATIoM FOR
F pARDON.

Notice as. hereby given that the UNI
dersigned wil make Applicatl lion TO the
Governor of West Virgil MA on Mondays
March Pend .S1915, or as soon thereafter
as said applicant lon can be heard. for a
pardon. Of the crime of felonious shoot
Ing OF which he was convicted at the
November term of the Ecriminnl court
of Harrt son County West Virginia. and
sentenced to the pent ten iary for ga term
of two years. {ss
(Signed) ALEk NEG.
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COMnuss1onER,s NOVICE.
Curtis w. Davis. Il

ma CurtIa l4NV. DAVIS 9 15- 9T
vs. In Chancery.
u; NV. Hall, Lulu Belle Hamilton John
E. Hamilton. Southern Pine Lumber
Company, a corporation and Fiapius s.
Ecatiack ss ~ y ~ -
The parties named s1Iove& and each
Of thernrSWiu take notice that on
MONDAY, MARCH AZ, a1915. u.
City OF clarlssburg. Harrison county
West Virginia, II will proceed to exc
cute the order of reference entered In
the above styled cause by the Circuit
Court OF ssadd County on the 23rd day.
Of j anuarY. 4 915. wherein j am directed
to- take state and report an account
showing. 1ss4s
-. Ala the real stnte owned by the
ldefendankss Lulu Belle FIani lton.& where
Situate its descFiption and the squantdty-
thereof sstssss
The liens upon said real estate.
GLENN Na1lpap store: AdVar-
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RIA A
Dai:.is'y Street,
Broal Oaks

Two story frame slate roof dwell
ing. Six rooms, bath and pantry: fn-
5is l13 In select hardwood, best cabinet
t q. iantels. Large front and rea.
sporches. Corner lot 4 9 Il -2x1l0. Prop
.erty is Just q short distance from
paved street Can be purchased at
the right price as owner is leaving the
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FOR SALE=-..:.-..-ffarlns

~ niles north OF EIlenboro land lays
IL We'll, good soil. ten acres in wheat.
ys ten acres in meadow; We'll waterel:
i two good barns. young orchard of 125
Trees In prime condition: live room
Il hous e. cellar. drilled Well in YARD, one
mite from iGllt month school, post
once. e hurch q and store: telephone
a stock worth $50. Write for terms. G.
Illianlson. Highland. Ritchie
N county, w. Va
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StcaIc.yI Venue.

q SIX room, two story. frame house.
path. basenle and pantry. oak finish,
cabinet mante1s, slate roof. Go with
Us TO see this property and see lie you
can buy q lot and build house for
ANYTHING q, like what we are asking for
me 1ir whole property We assure YOU
me price on this property is right. ~
simpson St, Stealey Heights. i
= 1our. room cottage. with base
iil 's hnished in oak. good lot sf1
Price $3.50. II
ss5 Q cash. balance on any raa soma t,i,s
terms - 80 = = - 3
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- = : r ~ : p
tate conveyed by plainttfr, Curtis w.
deed bearing date the 9TH day OF Janu-
airy. 1918. and thereafter conveyed by
Belle Hamilton by deed bearing date
the 1ste day Of August. I 913, which real
estate is described in the bill hled in
this cause by whom held. their respec-
TIVE amounts and priorities.
Wi1ether the said real estate will
In five years. rent for sufficient sum to
pay Off and discharge said Hens and
the costs OF this suit.
.. And such other matters aS any
party In interest may require, the same
being pertinent, or such other matter.
as y may deem pertinent whether Sc
required or not.
At which time and place you may each
attend and produce such evidence as
will enable me to perform the duties
required by said order of reference
Given under my hand this 9th day
OF January, 1915
TANEY HARRISON.
missioner in Chancery
Notice to Lien Holders.
10 all persons holding Liens BIS. judg-
Inent or otherwise on the real estate or
any part thereof of Lulu Belle Harni1-
In pursuance OF a decree of the Cir
cult Court OF Harrison County, West
Virginia. made in cause therein pend
Lulu Belle Hamilton to the satisfaction
or the liens thereon, you are hereby re-
quired to present all claims held by
You and each OF you against the said
her real estate. or any part of 1T. for
adjudication to me at my Office in the
Gona Building. in the city Of Clarksburg,
Harrison i5l County. West Nirgdnaa- on or
Given under my hand this 9th day
TANEY HARRISON.
Commissioners in Chancery.
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FOR SALE---Houses

.EIGHr ROOM. DOUBLE HoUs Eslate
good water: close to school ard church
" and car line; newly papered; situate
on lot 5oS150 feet Appraised 1t
81 600 but will be sold for $1,000 to
i settle estate atSonce. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Howard Post, Goff Bldg,
lar
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and on q Linz Of lard or 11e Kes.
Ter and at the cprner OF q lot OF land
now owned by Amos KeSter and rt1nninr.
with the Hne OF the said (sratrTd lie Ees-
ter S. 8 4F e. 50 81 poles TO q o. POINT
ers- s 3e NJ 40 poles 60 g stone and point
sud road. thence witch the same ana hy.
land OF the said Amos KeSter, N e
IL S-s poles to the beginning. containing
four & A. Il acres. and fyv en4y-eiglit taS3
poles: being the same land which was
conveyed by Homer r. Squlres, asd
Chloe Squares to Matilda T.. Queen BY
deed dated March 80. 1872. and recorded
Tn Deed Book No. EOS. page 2iS records
or Harrison County, West Virginia This
land Is8weil located. we'll watered, and
at New Fair Grounds Addition. Ras
very good house upon It, and u larEe
TERMS or SALE: one-tnird of the
purchase price cash in hand on day or
sale. or as much more thereof as the
residue upon credit Of six and twelve
months. for which the purchaser Will
he required to execute to the comal1is-
Rsoner his two propntSsory notes dated
on the day OF salc. with approved per-
sonaa security bearing interest from
date thereof. which shall be further Sc
cured by the retention OF u vendors
lien In the deed conveying said real
f. q. SUTTON,
Special Commissioned Il
8!. Il. Wade Corman. Clerk OF the Cir
Virginia. hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me as suficient
and in the penalty provided BY said de-
cree: has been given by said special
I WADE coFFMAS. clerk.
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! 3o7 GoFF BLDG.
UNITED ssTATEs or AMERICA,
Northern District. OF West Virginia, n.

UNITED sTATEs OF AMERICA,
Northern District OF West Virginia, rs:
NJ the United States District Court IN
and for said District r
u n the matter of 7. Prosen. Bankrupt.
No. 1885, dns$Sankruptcy. Petition for
Discharge. 5sl - IN -
a TO the Honorable Aston G. Dayton,
Judge OF the aDistrictI Court OF the UNI
ted States for the Northern District OF
West Virgi ma: a W 30 &c &
Prosen: of clarksb urE,t IN the ceun-
ginia, in said District. respechu lly rep
aresents that on the Eighth day OF jan
uary. last past $hesSwas duly ad judged a
BANKRUPT Under the acts of Congress-
relating to bani0rup tcy that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
of property, and has fully complied width
all the reqnirements OF sal acts and of
orders of the court touching his bank
5ruptcy. IS 80 8
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
HdecEeedt by the court to- have a full
discharge; from all debts provable
against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except sucn debts are are excepted
by law from such discharge.
Dated this twelft day OF February
p. PROSEN; Bankrupt.
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~ -, ..s:I.-;.rr...r.nN
MRS. HOWARD ILL ILL

Mrs; r. g. Howard, OF the Howard
and Forrest millinery store. has been
III at her home for few days owing
to the serious effects Of a vaccination.
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1soR .E;1--nhree room cottage. lot 40
.T& by so, facing Buckhannon avenue.
Broad Oaks. on ear line. two blocks KS
E sawerag Apply ut 602 Buckhannon
* avenue, or address -. II. n care
Teleerams o flee. ss$sHl
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Automobiles and Accessories

FOR sALENcw studepake1 2 psssen.
ger automobile; cataloE p1ice $3.50
contest; will make big discount for.
quick sale. See me at gas office, Sec
ond street. ClarksbuTg. Fred "A O1ds.
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FOR REST--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; TO parties wtth-
out children, with Use OF bath and
telephone. Apply ut 469 Mechanic
alsa lgtreat. - ..--.-
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5VVANTED TOTBORROlW m ONEY

WANTED 70 BoRROW-s2,5 500. i.
or 8 years at 6 per cent on inside city
residence worth $4,000: practically
!. new; rents for $500 per month; five
minutes wall to Empire building. Ad-
dress 81 one yrr care Telegram offlce.
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FOR REST-Sdcely furnished sleeping
rooms for ladies' or gentlemen, use or
bataI9and phone. Apply Mt l03 School
street.
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MASONRY WORK

WANTDD-Your masonry work; we
build cfsterns. slloa. foundations OF all
kinds cement work In any form. ma
sons furnished for day work: excavat-
ing done. chas. Cox, Route i, Bridge
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WANTED Male Help

while learning. and regular salary
given In our uptown shops. When
complGted: YOU gain double practice
making money. Write for Catalogue
Leader Barber College. Cin,lnnsri.
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ls(yR REST-One four room cottage Oh
Lower baltimore street, $40 per month.
Apply MT SIG West Main street. Bell
phone 35S-L.
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This I'D. Is written. 10 you are looking
for a homo or an Investment the fol-,
lowing VIII appeal to yon:
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Dun St, Stealey Heichts.

Think link Of this right in the center Of
me me residence section OF Stealey
i ,-sn 1s on street that VIII be paved
soeIore August Of this year. you can
. .geI = lot Tor 1850. See this lot ana
PC convinced that it is worth more
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FOR REST-One nicely furnished room.
centrally located with prrvilte lava
tory; privilege of light Housekeeping
IL desired. Call Bell phone 24T-.I-
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sens FOR FARM SALES LIST Of the.
richest farming and fruit growing
i sectlonH OF NORTHWESTERN Pennsylvania
sEs TO sTI c.. Allen. Erie. Pa.
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SPECIAL coMmss1oNER,s SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is given that. in pursuance OF
two DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
Harrison County. West Virginia, duly
and February 10. 1915. in the cfiancery
cause therein pending in which Frank
e =: Pride is the plaintiff. and Mary ofrutt
entered of record In the Office OF the
Clerk Of said court in chancery Order
446. the undersigned special commits
sioners, who were appointed by said de
5crees to make sale OF the real & estate
sATuEDAY, TIE 's7 s:r1z Day or
MARCH, 1915,
at The hour OF one o'clock in the after
the count house of the County of Har-
rison. in the State of West Virginia,
sell at publ ic auction to the highest re:
sponStble bidder therefor, all OF the fol
lowing described lot or parcel of land
lying. in the Town Of Salem. in the Coun-
t ~, Of Harrison, In, the State Of Yves,
ginning at a point on proposed Hdg1
Street in said Town and corner to lot
witch said Lot n 6 degrees e IS feet e
a stake: thence S $40 f go feet to a
stake; thence degrees w IS feet to
tne same so feet to ttale place OF be-
ginning containing fl fty-one hundred
square feet and being Lot No.S$2 in the
Salem, and being nsle same lot that was
conveyed TO William G. Offutt by Mamie
s27. 1911. and of record In the once 81
the Clerk OF the County Court of said
Harrison County In Deed Book No. so,
page 10. and being a part OF the real
estate Of which the said William Il G.
Offutt died seized
TERMS OF SALE: One third OF the
purchase money, or as much more as
the purchaser may elect to pay. IN cash
on the day Of sale; the residue in two
one and two years after the date OF
sale, each bearing Interest at six per
cent from date, for which the purchaser
shall give Shis two notes. and to secure
the payment Of which q vendo or lien
shall be reserved = ma deed Of convey
ance to- the purchaser. 81
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On reasonable terms
Insurance.

on want to be sure that the com
.I ls;.1yl which your insurance Is writ
ten is substantial Our companies
are some of the largest an dstronRest
represented in the city. Insure with
us. Is Y - -
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AGENTS WANTED

smoker buys co1nbina-
tion metal cigar lighter and clutch
pencil, clip attached; big profit; 25c
brings sample and particulars Per-.
lection Sales Co. 1213B Hilbert. Phil
ndelphia pa
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FOR RENT Houses

FOR RENT-Lyon Apartment, April
drst occupancy. two six room apart
ply 10 Bessie Lyon. South Chestnut
8 street. Belt phone 9GG-R.
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FOR RENT-A modern apartment.
Ave rooms bath, front and back
porches, small garden: Rudd heater;
hardwood throughout. first floor. ltenI
$3.50 in advance Address 90
care Telegram office.
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FOR RENTAL eight rooms house on
First street: also four room house. on
First street Apply 1t ClarkSburE
Liz cry and .Sales Co. ..
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JOHNSON.

515TSaaal III. Special Com mlSsIonerS. :
]. IN. Wade Cof6n1an. Clerk OF sai& Cir
cult Court of HARRISON County. do#Scer-
L tffy that Charles b. Johnson and Viii
liam n. Taylor. special commissioned
have given bond as required by the
above mentioned decree of sale.
EE Given under my hand this 25tl1. day
III WADE COLEMAN.
Clerk Circuit Court Harrison County.
# West Virginia
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ROOFING


HOUSEKEEPING TINE Is here. Car
pets aired, cleaned, moth PROCEED and
dolores restored. Let us give you esti-
on nsa4 m
J. REN DAV1SE& CO..
Cor. East Pike and Oak 5 treets
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WANTED Female Help

WANTED-Apprent girls to learn
millinery trade. Apply at The Smart
Shop. lis. Fourth street
WANTED-GirI for general housewoTlz
Apply at the Smart Shop. 128 Fourth
street
WANTED-A reliable colored girl for
general housework. Must be good and
able To give satisfactory reference
Call at 4146 East Main street.
WASTED-Lady Of refinement and am
bition with ability TO work and occupy.
responsible business position Refer
ence necessary. Address GOT Schuful-
tbac,l Bldg. Wheeling. w. Va ass3
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Art
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT A1oNEY?-I ac-
N commodate eyers:body y. by loaningI
money nnEwatches. diamonds. 1ewelry,
musical instrunneEts. etc. Jos. Jay.
Jsweler. Waldo .Bllg..i Fourth street
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Industrial

81 a four room cottage in a good sec
ton In this addition. slate roof. two
large 10 is. This should appeal to you
as an in llnvestme nt for you can buy the
whole property for ma ',Hs's
$1,25O.OO
On reasonable terms.
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WANTED 10 hET,

TO RENT--By March 18th. a
five or 81. -ooin house not more than
10 or Is minutes wslka from center Of
city, with small garden. Rent must be
reasonable. State terms. location. etc.
Address 1000" care Telegram Office.