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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

OF tho Court House Of Harrison County.
sell ut public cutlery to me HfGrust nil
der upon th" terms hereinafter named the
following pTopUrt1. tOwit
First The undivided one. seventh inter
est In coal IN and undcriyIn. III, acres N
land situate uu the waters Of grown Greek
Harrison County, West NirglEth. and ID lc.
ing the same undivided interest which
was inhcTitOd 10y John T.. knight from
Valentine Knight, his father mud 1t be-
ing the same property which was conveyed
In NRlsntin" Knight ~ shown IN ia" re.
ords Of the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Harrison County, West YlrgIusr en- B,rs..T
Hook No. ~, page 90 Deed Book No. rs,
page li3. and Deed hook No. 30. page Az.
Second Property situate 90 Union
Heights with y two story building there.
on, facing on Park Avenue. and being
known NJ Lots No 40 NJ shown on piat
known ~ Union Heights sub division No.
and u being the same property convey ed
to John e.. Knight HHd Of record In the
uihce OF the CLERK Of tho County Court OF
Harrison County, West Virginia. In Deed
Hook No. IA. page 100.
Third Property situate IN Industrial
Addition with building thereon. the said
lot facing Fowler Avenue. aud corner to
Avenue and being known rs lot No 81
on plat Of Eust ClHri,shurg aud II being
the hnme property conveyed to John g.
Knight bT deed being of -rcord In the
Oiice N the Clork Of the County Court
Of Harrison CoInty West virginia. ia
Deed Book No, i0l, page 81
TERMS or SAIL.
ono third cash IN huud ~ DAY OF sale
and the residue In two equal payments,
with interest from date, payable to the un.
deTsignCd Special Commls slOnerA IN six
and twelve months from date, with option,
however, to the purchaser TO pay ali cash
or a. much over the onr.thlFd hS pur.
chaser may elect,
". FRANK STOUT.
II. MMEHENDlNO.
Special Commissioners
]. l. Wade Cofrman, CLERK Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West virginia
do hereby certify that bond with security
approved hy me RB sufficient and In tho
penalty provided by said decree, has been
given by said Special Commissioners.
|. WADE COFFMAN.
Clerk of tho Circuit Court OF Harrison
County, West Virginia.
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NorICE on nIssoLrrInN.

Notice is hereby given that Mt meet,
Ing Of tho stockholders Of the Peerless
window Glnss Company CORPORATION
created and organized under the laws Of
the state OF West Virginia, held NJ is Of.
nccB at Columbus, o.. on the l8ih day 1l
May, \. d., 1914, the following rosolu-
tiOnH were adopted:
"RESOLvED, FIRST. That the Peer.
less Windcw Glass Company, a corpora
ton created nnd organized under the laws
OF the state OF West Virginia, does here.
by discontinue business aH a corporation
and surrender 10 the said state Its charter
and corporate frnnchlsUa. The board OF
directors will proceed to convert any prop.
crty, chooses In action, ana all hFselE Of
this corporation into rhs.,. mi pay on aud
discharge all IT. debts. liabilities and obli-
CAUTIOUS. aud after fully GisuhsrEing all
such debts, liabilities aud obligations di.
vide the remainder among the ztnC khOiderG
pro rata with their several holdings Of
stock, but no such payment shah be made
to amy EtOckhOldor uu'll after the pubIica
uon Of the notice hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED. SECOND, That the presi.
dent OF this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution 10
DO published In somr newspaper OF general
circulation published near the principal
ONCE or Place % business OF this coEDSra-
ton. once a week 70. four ruccsSsIve Weeka ;
aud that he certify these resolutions to the
secretary Of state Of the state Of weGt
Virginia. and deliver TO him a certificate
showing the publication Of said notice. as
provided 10y law"
Given under my hand tits the 18th day
Of May, A. D., 1919.
President Peerless window GLASS Company.
wAGTE.R 4 4, JONES. Secretary.
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FOR SALE-0nc new Singer Sowing Ma
chine, will Eell cheap n sold at once.
Call or write lis Candy Avenue. city.
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WANTED To RENT
ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARD AND ROOMS
go West Main Street.
Home Cooking.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE or VALU.
ABLE coat ISI' REST SITUATE OS
THE WATERS OF BROWN CREEK,
AND RIAL ESTATE IN UNIOS
HEIGHTS AND INDUSTRIAL ADD.
TIoS IN HARRISON COUNTY. WEST
VIRGINIA.
Ada u. Knight, Plaintlii.
vs.. IN CHANCERT.
ClArESburG Trust Company, committee for
John g. Knight, n lunatic. defendant.
and
Ercsl May knight, by Ada u. knight, her
next friend. Plaintiff
NS. ~ CtIASCERY.
ClaTksbuFE Trust Company. committee fol
Joan G. hHiEUt, q luuHtiC. defendant.
The lrsignrl Special COMMISSIONER
pursuant to an order entered IN she above
STYLED cause on tho 3lst day Of Marcel
1915, IN the Circuit Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia. VIII on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2Ist, 1915.
az two o'clock J.. H.. 1t the front dooi
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PUBLIC SALE-Monday, Juno u, 1915, at
o'clock sharp, At NcAlpiu Dairy Farm,
milse east Of shinnston and miles
from bridgeport, on X, Y. d. No. .:
20 head registered Jersey Cows, all In
milk from TO 10 years old: o heiferS,
bred TO froshen 10 early fall; s hsifer
cllNeh, from WeekB TO months old /;
bull calves. young; ! bull calf, 8 months
old i brown driving and saddle mare,
years old, weighs / $50 lbs. wO have
cows that are now making from " 70 10
lbs. OF butter per month. SomO milking
~ lbs; milk per day; others making 90
60 % lbs. months after freshcnlnE.
Their butter fat test, cost Of their keep.
ing and the profit that each COW 10 now
making will be given BY Mr.. Ed. Cart
wright, COW tester for W. Va. Cow Test
INK Association on day Of sale. Come
aud Inspect these cows bafOra the sale
and pick out what suits you. Ms We will
sell any 20 We have. Reason for selling
More J0rscys tlAn grass. Ali cattle Will
DO transferred free Of charge. SuEum
brothers, bridgeport, Il. +. b. No. ..
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BEAUTY PARLoR

THE PRISCILLA nEATTT PGRIORs~
Second and Main streets. just around the
corner. Mrs. W. II. Rohboins, graduate
o. SluirN'S Swedish School OF Massage
md Bchlp Treatment. All tho new and
latest Ideas In hnir dressing, shRmpOOs
with hoet tonicB, sanitary and up.tO. date
Electrical and Violet ray Treatment by
experienced operator. Opened June J.
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Forcthought.

People are learning that little
foTcthought often BuveH thom q big
expense. Here IS an lntsance: z. W.
Archer. Caldwell, Ohio, writes: IT do
not believe that our family has been
without Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dinrrhoea Remedy since we COM
menccd keeping house years ago.
Whom We 70 on an extended visit we
take II with u.s." Obtainable every
where.-Advertisem
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

Buy Il good lot and watch
it grow in value. We have
several lots that we will sell
ut your own price for cash.
Call and let us know you
wants. We can help you
own that long desired home.
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Glen Elk.

Dwelling. Is roms, bath,
pantry, finished in oak, will
sell to railroad man for less
than same property sold last
year. Small payment down
required Balance in Relief.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05
SOME VACANT LOT.

SOME VACANT LOT
Vacant lot, Milford street, 81,
Vacant lot, nnrcan Avenue. cor
ncr. $3.50.
Vacant lot. rHIiippi street SIO5O.
Vacant lot Euclid avenue. SS1n.
Vacant lot. Euclid avenue. St.tOO.
Vacant lot nuCkhanuon avenue.
Broad Oaks. St.7nn.
Vacant lot. iuNlGU feet. LAM 81.
Broad oaks. $1,000.
Vacant lot Huckhgunou avenue.
Con Plaza, less thnn Cost.
Vacant lot East Main street. 10 by
l52 feet. FOR SI,TuO. 500 cash. bal.
ancC long timr
Any OF the above lots can be
bought ON good terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

10 YOU wlsh to go iato buSinCsS7 Do
you wish to increase your OArnlngH 7
Are you tired Of the old jobl Would
yOr Ike to establish n business while
you are able to work, that will provide
Tor 4 rainy dsyf By 60. operation Of
your time aud savings with our plan
and Institution we win establish You in
mercantile business that will make you
town. Write full name and address and
amount Of capital you eau Invest. Ad-
Gr"ss OPPORTUNITY. care TELEGRAM
ClaFSsburE. ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

FOR SALE-In Lumberport. ". Va, one
restaurant, the only one In town, doing
frst class business. wantG to sell on
account Of bad health. will sell at a bar
gain II sold within ten days ; tables,
. stools. Call IT the Restaurant for In
formation At LumbOrport, ". Va.
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR SALE-Fins levi let's IN best resi-.
dent section Sr Norwood, Beautiful two
story homes have been huilt on lots ad-
Joining thia one and Il Il not too close
10 the factories, Address Ills" care
Telegram once.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RENT REMINGTON TYPEwRITERB--..
Direct from the manufacturer. We will
6pply first three months rental, on the
purcnRae Of machine. Remington
rypewritcr Co., 62S GOn Bldg. He'll
phonU S5s
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0S1

LOST Saturday night. n pockcthook con
thinning 50. Finder return same to tho
Iclcgrnm office and receive reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

Central School Addition.
Dwelling. i rooms, bath,
pantry and reception hall,
cabinet mantels and finished
in oak, Corner lot.
Tennis, $50 down, balance
ut rate Of $50 per month.
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FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE
Saturday, June 10th, 1916 at 1880 o'clock p. m,
will offer for sale at the front door of the COURT
HOUSE. CLAI8l\SBURG, W. VA, farm situate on
Turkey Run, four miles southwest of Clarksburg,
near the Buckhannon Pike; consisting of 100 acres
of fine grazing land, about fifteen acres being
meadow. Oil and gas rights reserved. Terms of sale
onefourth cash, balance in one. and three years
This is opportunity to of the best graz
ing farms in Harrison county.
E. B. DE1soN and G. S. DEIsoN
Administrators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

FOR SALE or TRADE-For roadster a
six cylinder touring car, has been run
1880 milos, and runs better than n now
Ing to buy. Price Is right. A bargain
TO someone wanting II touring car. Adj
dress TX. Y. a. care Telegram Office.
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For SAiE-oliVer typewriter Iu good
condition; very reasonable price. +. A..
Olds' ia Chapel street, city. Bell phone
li2G-J.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? I &C.
commodate everybody, by loaninS money
on watches, diamonds, jawclry, musical
Instruments. etc. los. Jay. JcwelCr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

FOR SALB-Elcctric light plant for
moving picture. horse power; first
class condition. Apply to II. Rivero.
Box l5I. MeRdOwbrook.
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GAS TERRITORY ron LEAsE-i have a
Mt. Glare, w. Va, 20 acres In producing
Velopmeats. Apply 70 II, ~, Msrsdiih.
at. Ciare. W, Va.
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William +. Barnes.

William +. Barnes.
William F. Barnes of New York
who considers his greatest victor,
the defeat of Theodore Roosevelt, ii
tho Chicago convention four year,
ago, is still great power in the
Republican'party. lie is now at Chi.
cago, and is fighting Roosevelt Us
hard now us he did in 1912.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05

FOR sALE-One saddle and driving mare,
broken for lady to handle, two colts
one saddle bred and one Mckinley stock,
(Percheron.J Mary c. Goodwin, AFDutus
Park, City.
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FOR SALE--HoUSES

FOR SALE-T'wo story, seven room house.
In the best residence secticn Of Broad
Oaks, near Coz Plaza, two blocks on
paved street. HOute l. on nIce level lot.
Large chicken house and small stable on
rear Of lot. Address "Sld" care Telegram
ONCE.
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FOR SALE-S!N room cottage. three IotG
store barn good business. near street
car line. Terms two. thirds down, bal
HEcs in q. l. aud is months. Addreas
lN2 Depot ST, Weston. W Va.
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FOR RENT-'vneant June ist. modern
eight room hOuse. well pApered and An.
ished: hne basement under entire house
rs Terra Gotta street, $500: without
basement 5000. This Il a bargain. Cali
Harvey F. Smith.
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FOR SALE-EOur room house. one aud
one-hHlf miles east OF BRISTOL Ideal 10
cation for grocery store. For particulars
address T. o. Fox q, Bristol. W. Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MR.. TAILOR, Miss or Mrs. Drrssmakcr.
now Is the time to get tho new 3! stem
OF cutting mud htting garments Cor men
Building.
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FUR SALE-MlsCehaneous

PICTURE MACHINES Powers
$40, Edison $50, Lubin SO. OptiGrsph
so. Edison Model Il $50, Films s, per
Reel. Slides l5c HRch 2OThO feet Tents
and seats SiO. ". =. Corr aRlnS. Room ].
Second Floor. Irwin Bldg. ClarkGbuTH.
W. Va.
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FOR Righteousness hooms

FOR REST-Two furnished rooms, for
light housekeeping. 10 parties without
children, reut reasonable. Inquire at
ll3 Marshall street, at Con Plaza. Or call
660-J Bell phone
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FOR SALE--Inslds property. two houses.
i've rooms with bath. pantry. hardwood
finish. cabinet maatcls. four fireplace
$500 0Hch Terms easy. H. J. White
Il Co. McCnrty nlEd. Bell phone los
Res. 1892 L.. Home ISJ
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FOR SALE-DriiiiuG engines. Ajax. Acme
ovcrhnuled and complete. At bargains.
Herman SchAuwecker, 1910 LAtrobs street.
pnrkershurg, W. Va. ". Va. Phone
l5SS.N.
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FOR SALE on RFNT- store room at 4OS
North Fourth street. Glen Els. Apply
TO NeBtauTant. next door
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FOR FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOM
inquire nj No. iiB South sixth street
3.twren Min aud Pike htroela.
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FOR REST-Nicely furnished room, with
phone l2Il-R.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05
He Undorstood- -Hle PraF0saIon.

He Dnderstoo1r- -lH 10. F-TqLe4slG'As. Fi The professor of jurisprudence n 0 western university featuring to hundred embryo lRwyeEn. Be asked whether every one.in -Amsdca. eoald own property. One fellow ansWeTed' 'No; a criminal can't oEn pEopertys9 5
 But the professor said: suppose q man owns a ranch. gets into trouble with his nelghbor, assaults him and D put into the penitenhary. Does he stu own the ranch" .ss-rf .,
 The class was unanimOu5 ChaC no did. @..
 'Tf he did not continue Co own ft,3 went on the professor, "Whnt would become of it?" .LE. s
 That was supposed to settle tAe aiS- cussIon, but one boy called out, "The lawyer would get it!'
 There was a hearty laugh, oS c0ures' and the professor, ,sdded:a,s
 "We learn two things fromi. that aD' remark-be a lawyer, and don't Da q criminal l."-Youth's Companion. Tz
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05

The governor dwells upon the agricultural possibilities of Alaska Cor supporting permanent popula- tion and estimates that the popu- lation has increased 5000 over the estimate contained in his previous report. He places the white inhabi- tapta now at 44,OOO, He says:
 "Tae population of a country should be judged by it's character, and not by mere numbers. Eff ciency s the criterion of its worth and in this respect Alaska has bern fortunate. Among the white population nliteracy is at a mini mum. although among its people many nationalities are represented Its people are self-respecting and law-abiding, and although a from tier country, their moral and in- tellectua' status is of a high order
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05
FPENCH TREAT CAPTURED
 CITIES AS CITIZENS

New York, Jan 4-Gouyerneur Morris relates in the New York Am erican that German villages which have been captured by the French are vastly different from German captured French villages; the form CT are almost intact, except where the Germans have Iobbed in a few shells to ferret out French occupy ins detachments. The French have built fine roads md cleaned up en- tire villages, even to the graveyards, where they have buried many of their own dead. He describes a typIcal French officer-a middle aged man, but physically and men tal.v very active, good humored and @ comrade with his Alpine chas- CUTS, to whom he gave tobacco and told jokes.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05
BIG SUMS WILL . BE DUE AMERICA

London, Dec. S1 - Sir George Paish, one of the best known Eng fish authorities on financial af- fairs. made a statement today in rapport of the governments plan for mobilization of American se- curities. He predicted a trade bal aace in 1916 of more than two billion dollars, and probably $2'- .5OO, ,OOO,OO in favor of the United States.
 "The plan is to enable the Brit ish people to purchase and pay for the great quantities of American goods and produce they will need to buy in the next twelve months" said Sir George. Further, it is for the purpose of providing the al- lies of Great Britain with the sums they Reed for goods purchased in the United States.
 In the past year goods bought from the United states have been paid fer largely in gold and still more largely in securities as well as by the credit of S5OO,OOO,OOO which the American bankers and investors So generously provided France and Great Britain a short time ago.
 Practically speaking Great Brit ain has to provide all the money needed to settle the American fa- vorable trade balance. For 1915 the excess over exports will probably reach $1,75O,OOO,OOO.
 In 1916 the balance in favor of the states, in view of the great quantities of goods already ordered may not be far short of $2,5OO,OOO, %.
 "w'th such prospect it was es- sentiel that Great Britain should mobilize her American securities and make necessary preparations 1 for payment of so great a sum.
 'aThe amount of money that is likely to accumulate in the states is likely to be so great in absorb ing any securities which British and French investors may desire to sell, but thero will probably be a big surplus for investment in Brit 1 ish, French or other government loans and in other foreign securi- ties.
 "In other words, the United 1 Stu ss, by reason of it's vast eX- ports, will enjoy a greater income than it ever had hitherto"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05
The Soap to cleanse and purify. The Ointment to soothe and heal.
Samples Free by Mall

-- shipment in Jamaica the department quoted the British foreign office as stating the action was conditional on resumption Of extract eZpOrta- ton in reasonable quantities to Canada. The foreign offies charges that in some instances, American manufacturers not only increased their prices, bu4 Teppdiateds COR tracts made with British Rurchas- CTS.
 The United States imports annual ly about 10000 tOns of dyewoods. Twc-thirds of thia comez from Ja- maica and British HonduraB and the remainder from Haiti.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-01-05
EDITORIAL PACE

merchandise from Alaska to the United States increased $4,S21,OS5, ana shipments of domestic gold and silver increased SS,172,154; ship ments of foreign gold and silver increased $92S,5Ss; and the value Of fish shipments of all kinds showed an increase of $4,O2S,411. There was also an increase in cop per rroductiOn of $1,SO5,598 over the previous year. .-.
 "rbe volume of business for the present calendar year will show n large increase over the calendar year 1914. In almost every line Of industry the shipments of mer- chandlse from the United States to Alaska have been larger than ever before This Is due principally f. the increased mining activity in the vicinity of Juneau and else whsre on the southeastern coast Iu southwestern Alaska, or the third judicial division, there is al So increased commercial activity, due to the increased production of ores in the Copper River districts. There is considerable activity in the Cook Inlet country, due to a large influx of people to that sec tion and the building of the gov crument railroad and trade and commerce, therefore, iR that sec ton shows a substantial advance Ths volume of business of Seward peninsula and northwestern Alaska shows little change as compared with last year, and the total meT- chandise tonnage of interior AL aska, including IditarOd, Fairbanks and Yukon River points, Is about the same as tp 1914" - It is interesting to note that of the total value of s2O,7s2,6O9 for Gopestic merchandise shipped from the United states to Alaska, one item was coal, valued at $265'- | Is1o, whilst Alaska excels In coal land another item was s712,199 for lumber, whilst Alaskas is covered with forests. In addition was re- ce;ved foreign coal' to the value of $141,48O.
 The fisheries lead in products shipped from Alaska with a total of s1S.375,O58; gold and silver shipments totaled $15,612,272, and copper ore alone $5,1S2,OO4. Tin rt presented a value of s71,4OO, The
 total value of all exports reached
 the sum of s45.836,995.