The daily telegram. [volume], December 30, 1902, Image 3

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West Virginia Bank
| WEST VIRGINIA BANK. ?
JAMES W. LYONS, President. \i?
W. H. FREEMAN, Cashier. M
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Does a Regular Banking Business. Vi/
Money Loaned on Good Security. \b
Third street, clambura. w. Ve.
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Happy Home Broad.
Don't take our word for it
WE'HE PREJUDICED.
But ask your neighbors and they
will tell you that
H^cppy Home Bread.
Label on every Loaf
Is the best they ever ate.
For sdtle by ^11 Grocers
Made by Walthour Candy Co.. Clarksburg, W. Va.
HENRY K. GIEHL.
Merc he^rv t Tail or.
Large stock of foreign and domestic
goods. R.epa^iring. Pressing. (SLc.
R.OOM 9. LEGGET BLD'G 3rd. <& Mechanic Sts.
I Are Y ovi Going to Bviird?
If so. Clarksburg's Newest industrial
establishment ??? ? i
WEST VIRGINIA
WOOD WORKING CO.
Solicits Your Patronage.
New Ma.cHirvery.
New Patterns,
New Ma.teria.l
Special Work of all Kinds in BotH Interior and Exterior
Finish Executed Acurately From Drawings.
Estimates Fvirnished.
Candy Palace
Tha Original....
..Allegretti Chocolates..
Exclusive Agency at
Swager's Candy Palace.
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Merchants National Bunk
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA. "
At Clarkslfurf, W. Va. UNITED STATES DEPOSITOR.Y.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. - . $120,000.00.
OFFICER^.
51. T. Lowndes. President
ud*e Thos. W. Harrison..Vice-President
B. R. Harrison Cashier
"W. W. Lewis Assistant Cashier
E. Bn*e.son Bookkeeper
DIRECTORS.
R. T. Lowndes. J udffe T. W. Harrison
R. T. Lowndes. Jr.. A. J. Lodire
T. 8. Spates. Vlrjfll L. II Ijrhland
David Davidson.
-8 furnished to patrons of the Rank for business transactions. Safe Deposit
> for R-orvt. The Bank offers to depositors and customers every facility and conven
ience for the transaction of business.
Traders National Bank.
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Main Street Near Court House,
CLAR.KSDURG W. VA.
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DIRECTORS- /jYj
W. Brent Maxwell.
J. E. Sands. T. Moore Jackson*^*
Fleming Howell, C. 8. Sands.
Resources Over $1,000,000.00. ?
j^Doea a General Banking Business. It will be to your Interest to keep you
account with this bank. Business awuudud to prouipLly. with courtesy and^y
kindness. ~
T. MOORE JACKSON. President;
DR. FLEMINO HOWELL. Vice-President:
L. 8. HORNOR. Cashier.
Water Wells.
B. F. WILSON ? WATER WELLS
Contractor for Water Wells. Shallow Oil Wells, Shafts. Test
Holes for Coal, Etc., Etc.
673 Mulberry Street. HOME PHP?5cbox^5..
Oil Market.
Tlona ?L88
Pennsylvania 1.S1
Corning 1.31
Newcastle 1.38
North Lima 1.12
South Lima 107
Indiana 1.07
Somerset 98
White House 1.21
Lacy 96
Rayland 55
Watches, clocks and Jewelry repair
ed neatly and promptly by L. Probst,
Glen Elk. ~ 8-4-tf
It you need any harness for you
tcams, no mj^ter of what kind, you
will find It always on band at Bey
nolds, Main street. Be keeps an up
to-date harness establishment. 8-30tf
Swager'homemade candles are pure
dna made fresh every hour 8-tt.
LAWYERS
Have 6one to Attend Their Annual
State Meeting.
Tbe annual meeting- of the West
Virginia Bar Association is being held
In Wheeling. Several members of tbe
Harrison County Bar are In attend
ance, among whom are Hon. John
Bassel, Harvey W. Harmar. W. Scott,
John W. Davis and Harvey F. Smith.
Mr. Smith was the delegate fron^ thls
state to tbe meeting of the National
Bar Association which was held at
Saratoga Sprlugs, N. Y., last July. He
has prepared a report of that meeting
which he will submit to tbe State As
sociation. It Is one fall of interest.
1. "
Our Stock of Xmas Goods
are now open. A complete line of
everything. ome and see Sant a
Claus.
, Store Open Evenings.
THE RACKET STORE,
Horns Phono 406. 112 Third
...THE KESSLER HOSPITAL... |
CLAR.KSBURG. W. VA..
Is one of the most thoroughly equipped and up-to-date
Medical Institutions In the State. Experienced Physi
cians and Trained Nurses constantly In attendance.
Cheerful Booms. Good Surgical Departments, Etc.
TERMS REASONABLE.
For further information address, ciarisrt>uroL w!'va'
Offich Hours :?From 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.
McGees Platce
I HAVE PURCHASED the Stock and Bar Fixtures formerly
owned by Sam V. Thompson, on Baltimore Street. GlenElk,
Also the R^estaurant Fixtures. I will endeavor at all times
to give good and quick service and cordial treatment. Call and
see me.
^ J. D. McGEE, Mgr. ? ^
417 Baltimore Street* Glen Elk.
SEE ,THE MOVING VAN.
The West Virginia Transfer & Storage Company.
E. H. SAPH. Manager.
GeneraJ Hauling and Transferring. Household
Moving a Specialty.
Homo Phones 455 and 229.
Agents for Doty & Conklin Wagons
OFFICE. 334 WEST PIKE ST. ST0RA6E BUILDING 227.E. PIKE ST.
Wage Earning People
We invite the attention of
e^Tery wage earner to the ad
vantages of our Savings Bank
It affords a safe and profit
able place for the accumula
tion of small Savings.
R. T. LOWNDES & CO., Savings Bank.
Clcvrksbvirg, W. Va.
BARGAIN STORE,
327 MAIN STREET.
Flye minutes in our stgre you can buy many dollars
worth or goods. The prices are so low you can't
help take all you can carry away. Instead of buying
one or two things you will buy four and live, and be
fore you know it you will have all your winter's sup
ply at One-half what you pay others.
LOCKWOODS,
327 MAIN STREET.
Venezuelan Revolutionists Have
Resumed Active Operations
Against President Castro.
FOUGHT A LIVELY ENGAGEMENT.
Semi-Officially Announced that Block
ade by the Allies Will Continue
During Arbitration of Issues?
Expresses Friendship for America.
Willemstad. Island of Curacao, Dec.
29.?News has reached here from an
authoritative source in Caracas that
Vicente Gomez, first vice president of
the republic, intends to carry out a
bold strategic stroke against Presi
dent Castro.
General Zoalilo Vidal and five other
leading supporters of General Matoa,
who had sought refuge here, left the
iBland of Curacao early Saturday
morning in a sail boat, which took
them in the direction of Cumarebo.
near Coro, on the Venezuelan coast.
The departure of these men is takeD
as proof that the revolt against Presi
dent Castro is again active.
The Venezuelan revolutionists have
resumed active, hostilities against
President. Castro There occurred
yesterday morning a lively engage
ment between 1.200 revolutionists un
der General Riera and government
forces at Cauyarao. in the vicinity oi
Coro. Details of the engagement are
lacking^ but it is known here that the
revolutionists had artillery. The gov
ernment forces Were commanded by
General Refereno Castillo. General
Riera retained his position. The ar
mistice between the government and
the revolutionists has just expired. -
Maracaibo Enters La Guaira.
La Guaira, Dec. 29.?The Red "D"
line steamer Maracaibo arrived here
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
entered the port She landed her pas
sengers and mails and received pas
sengers and malls from La Guaira.
Afterwards she left for Willemstad
The British cruiser Charybdls
passed thlg port Saturday, going In a
westerly direction. She communlcat
ed with the British cruiser Tribune.
The Charybdis returned from the west |
yesterday afternoon and continued In
the direction of Trinidad.
London, Dec. 29.?A dispatch to the
Central News from Rome says it has
been semi-ofilcially announced that
under special agreements the block
ade of the Venezuelan coast by the al
lies will continue during the arbitra-;
tlon of the Issues.
Have No Animosity.
Rome. Dec. 29.?It having been re
ported that Commander William H.
Reeder, of the United States training
ship Hartford, said the Hartford would
not come to an Italian port, fearing
an unfavorable reception on account*
of the unpleasant incident at Venice
In connection with the visit of the of
ficers of the United States cruiser
Chicago last spring. The Associated
Press has been requested officially to
deny the existence of any animosity;
towards the United States, either
among the Italian people or on the
part of the Italian government This
lack of animosity, it Is pointed out
is proved by the last Italian note on
the Venezuelan matter, in which it
was said that Italy had unlimited con
fidence In President Roosevelt Tf
American ships of war come to Italy;
the Associated Press Is requested to
say they will be heartily welcomed
everywhere.
Allies' Notes Transmitted,
Washington, Dec. 29.?The Vene
zuelan government is now In posses
sion of the complete notes of Great
Britain and Germany containing - the
various reservations made by those
governments before the decision was
reached that the issues between Vene
zuela and the European governments
having claims against her should be
referred to The Hague tribunal for
arbitration. The.United States hav
ing acted as an intermediary in the,
steps leading up to the acceptance ?>*
arbitration, now turns over the'
Venezuelan government the formal,
work of completing the basis for a,
full hearing before The Hague. The"
notes were transmitted to the Vene-1
zuelan government through Unitedi
States Minister Bowen.'at Caracas. ,
There were no new features to the
situation here yesterday. Officials are
hopeful that the governments inter-;
es-ted will work harmoniously and con
scientiously to reach an early and
final solution of .the trouble. The ad
ministration is anxious that there;
soon may be an amelioration of the
blockade. It is certain this govern
ment will use every effort to have the'
flockado called off pending consider
ation of the questions at Issue by The
Hague tribunal for the double reason
that its continuance Is always a men
ace to peace and order and because
of the harmful effects on American
shipping to Venezuelan ports. Just
what the allied governments have de
termined upon in that regard it is "ttlf>
flcult to spr. as Secretary Hay uni
formly has refused to make public
their reservations and demands as a
preliminary to arbitration, feeling that
such Information should come from
the governments themselves.
Identified as Dollie Allen.
Philadelphia. Dec. 29.?Dollie Earle,
the actress who Saturday night com
mitted suictdo in her dressing "room
at a burlesque theater here, was yes
terday Identified as Dollie Allen,
daughter of Mrs. T. J. Allen, ef
Rochester, N. Y.
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W. C. REPASS. J. W. DODGE.
Contracting Builder. Contracting Painter.
REPASS DODGE
Two New Houses Just Completed, up
to-date in all departments, ?i il located. '
Will sell cheap if sold quickly.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Office. 359 Ma.iri Street.
We Are Going to
GIVE IT AWAY!
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We will distribute, absolutely free, Gallons
and Gallons of high grade California,. Wines.
How Dq We Bo It?
From this uatc to January 1st, 11KB, w.; will sell you for 81.00
per quart, any of the following reliable, pure and excellent brands
ot Whiskey. You may purchase as many quarts as you wish, and
with each quart we will itive you one hnt.i i? of wine. You may
take your choice or both Whiskey and Wire. -
Harper, Kearnstown Pure Rye,
Bilded Age, DldForman
Old V... Corn Whiskey,
Klondike. 01d Va App|e Brandy,
Tioga, Old V.i Mountain Rye,
Our Whiskies
Need no introduction to consumers because every bottle and
jevery barrel of liquor In our store Is of an established standard
brand and are handled by the most reliable dealers in the world.
Our prices arc quoted to you at ItOCK UO TTO.M, and we are not
undersold by any dealer in thastate who sells you fair quantity
and honest quality.
Our Old Virginia Kearnstown Whiskey !s highly endorsed by
.physicians, druggists and hospitals for medicinal use. None bet
ter for the price for there Is none better made.
If you have not been our customer, call on us. Inspect our
mammoth stock, get our prices, give US'a trial order, and there
after wc will number you among our patrons.
Old Virginia. Boys.
Carter ^ Davis,
415 Balto. St., Opp. B. & O. F.Depot. Phone 452.
P. J. Gltvrvcy has the best &nd
Oldest Wiskey in Clarksburg,
Has been handling the - USEE
Old jFox Movrnta-ifv WKiskey
ever since he hau been in the bus ness. This Whis
key is Mellowed by age and free i om fusul oils,
absolutely pure and can be recon mended for its "
purity. Baying in.large quaatiti. s. you will make
a mistttKe in not calling on him f >r your Christ
mas goods. No better can be h <1. Has also in
stock
OLD FOHHESTER
and other leading "brands wt U fresh beer
"always on tay.
P. J. GLANCY,
Old Stand. Cor. Fourth and Pike