The daily telegram. [volume], September 06, 1905, Image 5

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E Because In the Kranich *.?
I R !>ci; there's genuine merit. The t<>a?
Is uriegna'.led, and case ar.d w.irkraao T
^'SSi^.Shlfc are "n a par jvftb tousle vlvlnf
I qaallttes. Sec them hear tnctn. ' ??
' Tttsmbscn Music Go. Store, !?
grtlDGE &UILQ1 MfS ?><
C. t,. HICKMAN <
Architect And Builder, -=
fe; Plans. SuecWcatlons and Contracts I
gS drawn for iiljjtinds of buildings and I
'' ' Improvements. Will contruct for con,- ?.
It.-. - pletion.of any. or a ll kinds of bulldlDKS
fcLft-.* in aay part of the country. VJ
?"^Fotl* Tears Experience. Satisfaction
R'-; Guaranteed.
Bootii No. 1. Hornor B"ildln?r, Main Si.
\Vhy not buy your goo
BSgjSgi-. i Girect iroin uic piuuutc
| The United Wool
Tailors to the
We are producers of Gen
i " From Mills to 1
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I All Suits C|
:: All Overcoats h^1,
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: "lry one ol our coo'. Jtl<
Serges
f i The United Wool
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I Tailors to the
| ! WALDO HOTEL BLOCK, CL
! 713 Market Stre?t
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jjb *nmnmnw<nr * 1111*
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If I N.ei
I * A LMOST da
|r;v vfc /* York buye
m ft ideas in Ladies
fcfe & every popular n
want you to cor
i&i Hi what beautiful,
SLito a* very l?w P"c
SPECIAL?New s;
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4JJ> WlpBD OOT
; 3JO in?ll* ? **<*? ~GO* tix? end OJ
jiy a manV career. <may pity-Wu
t does he Jeaerve -it* Hasi
right to ?r? without
iNSCitA^CxsT
Ve Khinlr *??K. Sap^aaTiy "when w*
nd ready t-o write fcim a policy fa
beat companies ?t a >ery xn?der*fc<
e. Think this or*r let ua knot
v you fel about 5^
Mark Kobte&arO,
2ENERAL- INSURANCE
toom* 1 ?n?i 8. MW'e BldfT- ?t4? Si
UILDERS' SUPPLIES
LIME. PLASTER, CEMENT
I. ffl. WEST
Feed for Chickens.
Hogs, Cows, Horses.
Fifth street Glen Elk
inn i imi? ??>? i? j? 11
ds |
r?that's us i
i
en Mills Co..
Masses- t
tlemen's Cloth >nR *
lan-Direct.
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We are now really in J
position to make to your +
- - . .it j
rder, stylisn, tfwmaae, t
erfect fitting clothes ? " ?
he way vou want them, ?
heaper than you can J
uy them off the shelf. ::
c: Thatts
Ailymesputts
or blue. '|
en Mills Go |
Masses, |
DRKSBURG, w. v*. f
. 171 !>ont s> f
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Oman's
ia/ Fall Skii
ily we are receiving i
:r the very newest an
an rl M t^Sf?c shirts.
lateri-ril, in all colors ?
ne in and look then
well tailored skirts w
es.
ample Raincoats are
;m at attractive low j
Sfvnf an fl 4/ iar A/v/l
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tin St. CL-ARKSBU
l BELL 'PHONE'NO 198 R?
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lii^V^&iSsf ; Si
Cincinnati 2 ; St. Louis 6.
Cincinnati 12; St. Louis 5.
Pittsburg 0;H Chicago 4.
Philadelphia T; Brooklyn. 3.
6TAXDIVO OF THE CLtTBS.
w. n. rc.
New York ........ .85 34 .7 M "
Pittsburg 85 44 -C60
Chicago 73 54 .5.94
Philadelphia 04 50 533
I Cincinnati". 62 63 .496
St. Louis ..50 79 .386
Boston 41 83 .330
Brooklyn ...37 83 .309
' games today.
? Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
; "CHINA" WEDDING J
: Tn RF mFRRlTFn
(J UL ULLkUlinikW
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen will
celebrate tonight the twentieth or
"China"' anniversary of their wedding
day. The celebration will take
place at their home on Ceo street.
A number of invited guests will attend.
The lawn and residency ivrll'
. be appropriately decorated for the
occasion nnd a very entertaining reception
"will be indulged in.
; RIGfMOJHE III
There are throe very eeament actors
on toiir this Shakespeare's
great tragej^^^Richard the
Third." They n^flBohn Griffith.
Kiehard Mans fadli^Bul Robert Mantell.
They vary some in their individual
interpretations, but the
version that Mr. Griffith uses is that
of Collev Cibbcr, which is by all
-odds the most satisfying for modern
representation. It added greatly to
the glory of the greatest tragedians
of the past, and serves Mr. Griffith's
purposes most admirably. He fair- .
ly revels in this character, play ins j
it with the. greatest animation ami
efToct, fairly compelling his audi- ,
enoes- to hursts of enthusaism. Mr| ,
Griffith's support this season is un- |
usually good-, and his equipment .
covers all the requirements that are ,
needful for a thoroughly first-elnss j
attraction. This attraction will be ]
seen at the Grand in the near future: 1
Marriage License f
Marriage licenses have been is- ,
sued by the county clerk and his '
deputies to the following persons: j
Charles W. r.-irnm and Georgia (
Kinsey. ,
Correl A. Clemans and Elizabeth ;
K. Knight.
Willie X. Baker and Mary E. '
K?lle\.
Mrs. Carskadon Bankrupt
M vs. MolHc .T. Carskadon lias been
adjudged n bankrupt and Referee 1
AV. Frank Stout lias fixed Sept. 1!' .
as the date for the first meeting of
her creditors. '
?1
Architect E. 0. R. Holmboe, of ,
the firnJ, Ilolmboc & T.nffertv, has f
gone to Athens, Ohio, to meet tlie |
board of trustees of the Ohio uni- 1
vcrsitv and see the new buildings
t iu? .....i.,minnili>nrv of his
iinaur 0
firm, and jrom from that city to TTiintinpton
to see the state normal
building, which is now under construction
under the direction of the
firm's supervisor. (
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From our New &
id most, stylish 3* !
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1 hey represent ^
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md sizes. we sg
1 over and see ^
e are showing ^
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being received ^
>rices for early a,
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testbhdat's msrn/rs.
Xo.'scores received. " . '
6TAXDIK0 Of THE CLUBS.
W. L. PC.
Philadelphia . ..... .71 44 .617
Chicago 67 48 .583Cleveland
63 45 .529
Xew York 57 54 .514
Boston . .50 60 .483
Detroit . 57 60 .4S7
Washington 46 67 .407
St Louis . -43 75 .347
GAMES TOHAT.
Xew York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston."
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit j
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ILL HAIL ! I
TRADERS ALLEY
Lives there a man with soul so
lead, that ever to himself has said?
:hat Traders alley wag a thing of
;he past. That never again would
it sliine in all its pristine splendor.
That the vast caravansary who yeary
inhabitated it had deserted and
forsaken their trading mart. Don't
>elieve it The one who says this
s wrong. Which man prefer you
ic who with outstretched hand seeks,
o stay the onward march of progress
ind gazes with dreamy eyes into the
rista of the past, or he who says
here is no past, the golden bag of
'ortune lies at yonder end of the
ainbow. Neither say we and the"
Eforsc Traders. Traders alley alrays
was and always will be trad>rs
alley as long as there is horselesh
(and bones) to trade and gilt
vatches and pocket knives to give i
'or boot.
In our primitive days we started ;
>n a crusade and what we gained was j
>v force of arsm (might still makes ,
ight, however) we called loot, now j
t is n game of wits, and I'll swap
?Silt how much to boot; emphronous
thought, if not strictly logical, j
Traders alley today and all fair J
week is the same old spot. You
-night stay away from it for five, -j
en or forty years, but there they all (
ire, the same old horses, saddles, i
vatches, pocket knives, and always j
lie same old cry,- "now mucn to
>oot." We believe tlie latter day J
tlirasiology is "how much bonus/' i
The man who drives to town in a
niggy with liis spurs on, because he
nay ride Jioiri?' is there. The same
-iroress of speeding the exhibits up
rail down the alley, the wise look at
lie teeth, the careful scrutiny from
he rear, and then both parties withIraw
to an adajcent hostelry and,
'well, you buy the drinks and we'll
all it a swap." In an adjacent
itnhle sits the same old fiddler and I
i lucky swapper is doing-the heel and
oe. none of your new fangled soft
:hoe dancing, but the real old ar ele.
Don't _be proud, take a trip
trough Traders alley and revive
some old memories. Here's to
TYnders alley, the last resource of
he policeman and reporter, and
nay its shadow never lessen. But
should the onward march of time
lestrov our yearly play ground, let's
(tart another?we are not half so
jad up in Traders alley as von
-night think, but if vou get the worst
>f a swap don't btomo us. Thntv ,
our lookout, not burs.
Merry Goround
The Saunders brothers have located
their modern, up-to-date
merry-go-round 011 the vacant lot
just west of tlie Walker house. They
ire doing a flourishing business in
the evenings and their flerv steeds
ire crowded with children of all
iges.
Brewery Improvements
The new. brewery is rapidly taking
on a complete look. On the
side track of the plant are eight car
loads of machinery, which are being
installed today. This lot eomplises
the outfit for the two Prick ice ma?
chines, as the brewery will own and
operate their own ice plant. Each
machine has a capacity of fifty tons_
of ice per day.
/ "
Miss Emilo Cnrtcr, of East Main
street, left Sunday evening for an
extended visit to. Comus, Md., Washington
and Baltimore.
J. E. Sutton, of Salem, was here
over night Mondny.
4, ** ** ??? * *
* B. & O. TERMINAL *
* at
* Thirty-Third Street, *
* New York City. *
4,,
All pasesngor trains of-the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad to and from
New York City now havo direct ferry
coneetion with 28rd Street Tcrminnl,
in addition to Liberty street';
"
VIS
To our ci
Get out c
folks hat
have core
Bent on :
stone--viz
to Pan
Big' Stoi
Millinery,
To this a<
- hibit you'
W EI
PAR. SOI
THE
| Jacobs Building
THE UNIC
Condensed Stat<
RESOURCES.
BiMt, Bonds* Ac.
Banking ^ou??, &e ............ ,
U. S- Bonds. Ac
5 per cent Fund
Cash Exchange
The deposits of this be
$204 230 14,-since the !ast s
- tn.atltir.nl rt n fl fa'
Itruui icuua, III VUM^W.? ?
-in u:
July 12 il tf
the South Ferry Terminal having
been discontinued.
Twenty-third street is the mart
popular terminal of the great metropolis
because <vf its convenience to
the hotel, theatre and shopping district.
In the recent remodeling of
tho terminal, building a gloss roofed
ciinopy was constructed fifty feet
wide, under which the cross-town
cars of 14th, 23rd, 38th and" 29th
street lines"pass, so that passengers
are protected from the weather
leaving the ferry house, and also
avoid the annoyance of street traffic.
/VI1 baggage destined to New York
City will be delivered to 23rd street
unless distinctly marked "Liberty
street" or otherwise.
A complete electric cab service
has also been established for the
transportation of passengers and
baggage at very reasonable rates.
The importance of 23rd street is
most graphically brought to attention
in the Autrust nnmbcf of the
"Rook of the Jioynl Blue" published
by the Passenger Department of
the Baltimore & Ohio, under the
title "Tn the eHart of Gotham."
The interest centers within a mile
radius of 23rd street, Fifth avenue
and Broadway. Full .page photographs
of unusual detaiL present h
most vivid picture of this most interesting
locality. Send 5 cents for
copy to D. B. Martin, Manager 'Pa?
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> IT O
ty this week -WEL
>f it all the pleasure
re prepared for you
le
> u ft c
killing- "two birds w
: Shopping 'tween tir
on-Soviders Co
re for Dry- Goods, C
Cloaks, Suits?evei
ivance Fall and Wii
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^S-SOUDE I
BIG 222
)N NATIONS
cment of Condition, Aug
^ L
...... 1,045,128.43 Capital -
. ...0 45,000.00 Surplus and P
. .. . 312,000 00 Clrculation
15,000.00 Deposits
....... 541,671.86 U. S. Bonds, t
S 1,901,71)8.29
inlr liavs inrreaserl s-sfi-j. I17n.fi:
statement. There must be rea
ithful tervice.
NION THERE IS S'l RENG1
| July 12, July
S^: The Above Dates Repret
A o. 1678 1st
g ThnUMIA PA<
g iiiu WiVni um
gp Upon the Health of JH
Policy ApplM for July In
?SE Policy went into - ffsct J
H Policy Holosr Fatal!
?" TV110 lif-t-li* Rtnrv t^lls the ti
IB -i " . ' # "
Insure in the onlj
State who pays the
?? in event of death.
g= ?? ^ J
E Hustling tgeirts Futn
' E - cii
COME,
s home
-If you
ith one
nes--Cxo >i1|
The
Carpets,
rrT+hin or
iter ex- |
M El
^ s c o.,
)RE.
224-226 Main Street. 'J
,L BANKj
rUSt 2 5, 1905.
ABILITIES.
300,000.00
roflta ? 8,810.00.
Recount- ........60,000.00 . '
1,861,788.28 ' _
7 si ace the merger and J
.sons. We aim to give ^
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22, July 261 1
j-s '' II
>e/7t the life ot I ollcy -vj ;i
s??/ fty 3 I
SUALTY CO. |
rr. Oh as. tf. Kane. '.^5
'8lfllh 3 1
iiyTwanly-secomf. || j
y Hi Jtrfy Twantf-slxth. || I
ale'. A hint to the w?:
r Company in tl
Health Indemi |