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The Irony of History.


It was during Mr.. Cleveland'a first
administration that John Roach, one Of
the greatest ship builders America oyer
produced, was driven into bankruptcy
and the grave in order that Mr.. Cleve-
lands party might make some cheap
political capital. The history OF it all
is so recent that it need not be detailed
now. Briefly stated, it is that that adj
ministration condemned tho dispatch
boat Dolphin, built by John Roach, as q
WORTHLESS" and Consequently" vessel,
refused to pay the contract price, and
Roach himself was Indignantly
assaiIed by the Democratic press from
one end OF the country to the other. 1t
is matter OF history that the great
ship builders fortune and life were both
sacrificed that the Democratic admins
tration might thus gain reputation for
reform"
1t is the irony of history that long
after John Roach has been laid in his
grave this very same Dolphin, this
same worthless" and "unseaworthy"
war vessel has occupied the position Of
honor in the greatest naval display the
world has ever witnessed. As if to en-
phasize that irony, the vessel carried in
the parade the same President who
eight years before had condemned her
and rpthlessly pursued her builder, all
for a little political capital.
And what of the real merits Of this
aworthless" and "unseaworthy" dis
patch boat? In one Of its accounts Of
the naval display at Hampton Roads
last week, when the Dolphin had the
post Of honor, the New York World,
which had been the most malignant Of
all the Democratic slanderers of the
boat and her builder, had this to say:
at is safe to say that no dolphin ever
travelled SO far in twenty.three months as
its namesake Of the new navy. She has
arecord OF 50, $50 knots, with a stoppage
at sea for overhauling machinery Of
only one hour and half. She has
visited all the prominent seaporta of
the world, and was attached to five
United statea squadrons during two
years Of service. This dispatch vessel,
by her many splendid performances,
has justified all expectations"
It is q sad thing that John Roach is
not living to enjoy this vindication OF
his work and to triumph over his
calumniators. Surely President Cleve-
land must have blushed with shame as
he stood on the deck Of the vessel while
she carried him up the bay and past
Greenwood cemetery, where, overlook
! ing the scene of the naval display,
stands the monument which marks
John Roach's grave, which he
helped to make.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-29
Nntnre,s Wonderful Work.

In the spring nature puts forth her
strongest efforts in casting off the spell
Of winter, and bringing forth new life
everywhere.
AS in the vegetable world, so 1t is in
the animal kingdom, and even man Is
not exempt from this renewed activity.
0ftentimes nature needs to BIO stimu-
lated in her work, but great care must
DO exercised in the selection Of the
proper agent for such purpose. The
best physicians in the land prescribe
Klein's Silver Age and Duquesue Ryes
as absolutely pure, and sell for 81 50 and
81 25 per quart respectively. Ask your
dealer fer them or send direct to Max
Klein, 50 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Wickwire-'I tell you, Yabby, my
boy, there's nothing like baby to
brighten up mans home" Yabsley-
eyes, have noticed that the gas seems
to be at full height in your house at
almost any hour of the night."-Quips
stuart-"Did Senator Prosieghman
look much exhausted after the conclus-
ion Of his two hours oration?" Snar-
ieigh-"No, not q person In the entire
audience showed fewer signs OF fatigue
than he.p-BrooNyn Life.
He-"Bwothah ohawley has the
bwain fevah and we cawn't find q nurse
high or low" She-"sit up with him
yourself. There is no human POSSIBLE
tty Of your catching the disease "-De-
troit Free Press.
~ WISH" said tho embarrassed look
ing man who had tried to dance, "that
1t wasn't go hard to catch q train at the
depot and 30 hard 10 miss IL in o ball
room. = Washington Star.
Piggs-"That's rather pretty girl. Is
che well.informed Boggs-"Well
intormedP She works on the private
house circuit in telephone exchange"
Troy Press.
Jaspar--"women have very poor
memories" Jumpuppe-"Nonsense
You stop on q woman's train at a bail
and see how long sho'll remember it."
Truth.
Champagne probably got It's roputa-
tion rs q heightened drink through 60
ing SO much into good society.-BggalO
Courier.
All work and no play makes girl
with a piano popular next door.-Blng.
hamtoR Leader.
Time will change everything but q
counterfeit dollar ElmirG Gazette.
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known archnologist, however, places
the date much earlier and still adheres
to the popular notion that the lion is Of
Etruscan origin.
The costliest fur known is that Of the
black fox OF Kamschatka. A single
skin OF one OF these rare animals is
sometimes valued at $1,000.
Galvanized iron is not galvanized at
all, but is coated with zinc by being
plunged into q bath Of that metal and
muriatic acid.
The boys OF Farber, Mo-, drove a
phrenologist out Of town with eggs. He
did not fit them out with the bumps
they wanted.
The buffalo is not SO near extinct as
was supposed II the report is true that
there are still 10000 bison left.
A race horse at Memphis, Tenn, be-
came crazed by kidney trouble, neCessi-
tating her being put to death.
Nashville, ILL.,, has q neckless mule,
which eats lying down.
A Topeka dealer advertises "new sec
ond hand books"
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West yIrgtnla Postmasters.
scial Dlspaich 10 ne lnteligeneer

Special Dtspatch 10 he IHlelltJeRcer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2s.-West
Virginia postmastera have been APP
pointed as follows; Bayard, Grant
county, S. II. Marshall, vice ]. W.
Nihiser, resigned; Days Mills, RAN
dolph county, ], O. Harper. vice Job
Harman, resigned; Haddix, Tucker
county, @. S. Moore, vice Noah schu-
macher, resignodi Junior. Barbour
county, W. A. Elbon, vice ]. w, Fry,
resigned; Metz, Marion county, William
Tustin, vice II. L. Campbell, resigned ;
Middle Fork, Randolph county, ]. W.
Lynch, vice John Stanton, deadi Mill.
vllle, Jefferson county, Mrs. O. A. J.
Hoko, vice S. H. Landis, resigned; Leh-
mansville, Grant county, ]. Q. Michael,
vice B. +. Keplinger, resigned; Wades-
town, Monongalia county, T. w. Barr,
vice NJ, ], Garrison, resigned.
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An Unparalleled Scene.

A scene was witnessed in New York
yesterday which has no parallel in his
tory, namely, armed forces of foreign
powers marching in peaceful procession
with armed forces OF other foreign pow.
ers on neutral territory. The marine
troops OF ten different governments,
among them soldiers representing pow.
ers between which there are strained
relations, paraded peacefully together
on the soil of the United States. 1t is
not violent assertion to say that it is
doubtful If such a thing could DO posi-.
BILE in any other country or under any
other flag than that OF this republic. 1t
was a sight as impressive as it was re.
markable and was q feature which
added interest to the occasion it cele.
brated.
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Exnenses ID the FaIr.

We do not desire to discourage any
one from visiting the Worlds Fair; on
the contrary We advise every man,
woman and child who can afford the
expense to go, It will be the oppor-
tuuity Of life time, and from an educa-
tional point OF view will be worth
every cent it will coat. However, no
one should make the mistake OF sup
posing that it is not going to be an ex-
pensive trip. A great many people do
not realize what it costs to visit such an
exposition and to spend week or ten
days in q big city like Chicago.
Many are the amusing stories told by
the hotel men Of that city OF the letters
they receive from all over the country,
illustrating the ideas that prevail in
some sections. One Chicago paper has
the following specimens:
A Florida man writes to the Palmer House to
inquire whether no can engage rooms there for
himself and wife and his daughter and her hus
band for a couple OF weeks during tho fair. He
says hGIs willing TO pay SIS O week for two
rooms and board for i've persons including q
, tlYc-year'Old child, who could sleep on = cot,
The Auditorium has an application from an
Iowa man who wants 10 bring company OF
eight young men and quarter them In one room
for week. lie says they propose to rent q gaso'
line stove aud do their own cooking In the roOm
He wants four double beds, or two beds and
four cots, and "a willing to pay $40 for the week,
without board
Our contemporary adds the follow.
ing comment, which, though a little
overdrawn, contains u sensible hint be-
tween the lines;
We are inclined to believe that some OF the
dear people arc bound to be disappointed when
they reach Chicago II costs money 10 live In u
big town, with or without the excitement Of q
worlds fair Farnerswho have been accustomed
10 ply 10 cents Tor meal AZ the restaurant AZ
tho Corners, or % cents for meal at the tavern
will believe they arc being robbed when they
are charged 80 cents here Board and lodging
can DO obtained In Kalamazoo for s. per week,
These rates do not obtain here,
In short, II will cost money TO see the fair and
our rural friends may as well understand that
fact now, II Is not probable that extortlon will
be Rttelnptcd-in fact there y every reason TO
believe that the visiting public will BIO treated
fairly, but the man who hopes to leave Podunk,
travel 800 miles In palace car sec all OF Chicago
and the fair ana return home for So 90 Is pretty
certain to be disappointed
We have no doubt that 1t will be pos.
sible for people OF small means to so to
Chicago and take the trip around the
world which will be there in miniature
without bankrupting themselves, but
no one must expect to do the great ex-
position at low cost. The railroad
fare will probably be the most insignif-
cant item to be considered. Tho hotel
and some OF the boarding house people
have already given indications that
they intend to make some money out of
the occasion, Some OF them will not be
unreasonable in their charges, but
many others will DO extortionate. Keep
clear Of the latter.
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CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
The ReSultOf Catarrhal Extension
to the Stomach and Bowels,
Cured by tho Copeland Method of
Testment Amer Being Pronounced
Incurable by Other Physicians

IT'S quito pleasure for the WriteTto chronicle
each week statements OF grateful patients cured
by Drs. Copeland, Bell and Davis successful
method OF treatment The most onth usastlc
aud grateiti patient seen for some Tins - MTS.
James Davis residing ut Fair Oaks Pa.
Mrs. Davis saws: n had been troubled Win
chronic dlarrhUl for almoit TWO years, doc,
tored with several doctors all last winter lot y
without receiving any beneti. other than tom,
porary relief had run down so in strength ana
flesh and became so weak that ! Just had 70 drag
myself around, and had no energy TO WORK atall'
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Four rishermen Drowned.

Oshkosh, Wis, April 2s.-Although
twenty.four hours have elapsed no
word has been received from the four
fishermen who we're out on Lake Win.
nebago during the fearful gale OF
Wednesday night, and it is now consid-
cred certain that the boat was capsized
and the men drowned. Reports from
the country show that the damage from
the storm will mount up into the thou
aanda
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A Good Thing for Coughs and Colds

The more Cham berlain's Cough Rem.
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. It is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
1t is good in any kind OF cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stedman & Friedman, druggists, Min
nesota Lake, MINI.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.TRUsTEE's SALE.

'ANpRAhI ~ DhAAGs
by virtue Of dood Of trust mudo BY John r.
CRtllh aud Mary r. CafllR, his wife. 70 mo ~
trustee, dated March 2. 1902, recorded In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN Decd Of Trust hook
No 81, page DiO, ! viii sell at the north front
door OF tho Court ffodsc Of said county, OH
SATURDAY, THE 2OTn DAY OF MAY, 1907
commencing at 10 o'clock q. M, tho following
described property situate aud being In the city
OF Wheeling Ohio county Weas YIfgiHla that X
10 say lOt numbered twelve In block No ON
the plat Of the ,Old Fair Ground Property on
the wost side oiWhOullng Island, In tho Seventh
ward Of said city
The tits tostld property t. beloved to be por.
feet, but selling as trustee, will convey only
tho title vested In mu BY said decd Of trust.
TERMS or SALri--Onot third nnd ns in,iOh more
ns tho purchaser elects 10 pay III cash on tho day
OF saiO the bdfanoU IN two Cqttai innthiiments nt
QUO aud two years, notes bearing Interest from
tho day Of sale 10 be given for the delorfod nay.
montsl tho title TO 10 tplllned Until payment IA
made " iull, w J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
w u. llALLgR. AnctloneaT. apl6
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THE marines and sailors Of ten differ
emit nations participated in tho great
land parade in New York city yOster-
day The rare sight presented by the
variety Of uniforms delighted tho eyes
Of the land lubbers, and the kaleidOs.
copic effect must have been enough 10
entrance an artist.
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THE governor OF Georgia must have
a keen sense Of humOr. He has offered
a reward for the capture Of white men
who burned negro to death. 1t isn't
probable that they will be punished Il
caught, and the governor is simply max
ing an amusing blua.
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classes and conditions arc daily arriving
in the United States from every part Of
the world. Reports that the epidemic
is decreasing in foreign countries should
not make US careless,
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Tho Umpire.

Indianapolis Journal
Now the merry bAttCr Zoos to work athumpinE
work a.thumplng
on The worn and battered vlsago Of the bail, Of
the ball!
And the much dctcscd Umpire is a.umplus, lsa
umplug.
And diYdSining jCCrng comments on his
gall" on his gall"
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Forgot his Friends.
Wayne Mes tRql

In long list Of regents and directors
OF state institutions given out last week,
BY Governor MacOorkle, not name OF
single Wayne county man Is found
And yet the governor is not more
deeply indebted to any friends in the
atate than those in WAYNE county.
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Catarrh attacks all Mucous Membranes.
It affects tho Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder-the whole mucous
tract. Cure diseases of these organs by roe
moving the cause.
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with tho Eoloma before had hcnrd OF them.
ain GLAD TO say your CifiCuRA REMEDIES worked
wonders With my baby. Thrco days after com.
ln0ncod using thCn / saw change. Tho doctor
was surprised. then told him what was
wing, She was only three woOks old whom
EcgCmA broke out, and whom she was eight
weeks old shp was entirely cured By CUrfCuA
Rhe II now fifteen months old, and has o perfect
skin, portrait inulosod EyGry one asks what
makes her skin 70 iAit aud toll them CUticuRA,
Mus, q. Q, BitERlCK,
GA Conway g., baltimore, NJ. D.
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The Chicago papers are losing pa
thence with the journals OF other cities.
They no longer take good naturally the
references to the Chicago drinking
water, and are beginning to strike back,
as witness the following from the Dis
patch
Now the Cincinnati papers profess to fear that
Chicago drinking winter Is bad. What do the
journals OF that ungodly town know about
water, anyhow? They paint buildings In Gin.
ClnnAN with Ohio rlYor drinking Mnter.
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CommIsslonOr AIason's record.

PdrEtT5buTg Sllle journal IRfpl
During Hon. John W. Mason's term
OF office az commissioner Of internal
revenue the cost Of collection was re-
duced from 3,40 per cent to 2,S2 per
cent This fact speaks more for him
than q column OF praise.
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AN old tree in Carroll county, Mary.
land, was found to contain 200 rings,
which fact moves the Baltimore Ameri-
can to remark that it is the only thing
in Maryland that is ahead Of Somerset
county politics.
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Commencing April 25th, Worlds
Fair Excursion Tickets to Chicago will
be sold from all ticket stations on the
Pennsylvania Lines. Consistent reduc.
tons in fare will bo made and sale Of
tickets will continue daily until October
30th, inclusive. Return coupons will
be valid until November 9th. Any
Pennsylvania Line ticket agent will fur
nish details upon application.
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Having determined to soil tho bcst
Oxford In tho city for the price wo olor
you our Celebrated Cincinnati custom
made OSiords at tho following prices.
Plain Opera Toe and Common Sense at
81 %. Opera Too Patent Ieathet Tip Seal.
lop Vamp at 81 90 Nothing like them
evOr offered for the price.
], H. LOCKE SnoE Co
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mutations Of Time.

PhaiPpi republican (ReRl
The man who hauls down the Ameri-
can flag isn't shot under this adminstra-
ton; he does il in obedience to the
Presldent'a orders.
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IT is comforting to read that cholera
10 decreasing in Russia, but tho fact
should not cause us to lossen our pro-
caution against tho disease obtaining
ioOLhOld in this country. People Of oil
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STATE PRESS.
Bob's Qualifications,


u WuIU VIulF1 IDtNIJ
Robert Anderson, our present eff.
cient superintendent OF schoals, desires
now to say, as he has heretofore said,
and as he always will say, that when he
goes into Democrat convention and
the result is announced against MIN,
that ends it so far as he is concerned,
Bully for Boil 1t occurs to US he is a
Democrat,
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tho nurse loft | noticed
how very red she was.
spoke OF II TO tho doctor,
and no told mo TO use
lSlno ointment but II did
lot do her any good, IN
short tlmo eczema broke
ont on hor bond, spread
0 her eyebrows, 6roRsi
aud bnck, but the doc.
tors remedies did moi
sOCnl 10 hnvO nny effect.
/ though, ] would ny
your uTtcURA RENEDtgs.
no had Inst OnO child
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TIE fact that a dismissed treasury
clerk was a brother-in.law OF Adlai
Stevenson was not sufficient to euaran-
tee his reinstatement by Secretary Car
Isle. The secretary doesn't believe in
nepotism, Notwithstanding he has his
own son in the department. The dis
missed clerk is Republican.
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Stewart MilligAn, James Vincent Millignn,
Margaret Emma Milligan EyCllno Van Voor.
his With ". A. Van Voorhls, her husband;
Ella Browning. with John Browning, hOt
husband and Mary marlborough.
Take notice, that tho deposition OF Thomas j.
before W. u Gibson, n justice Of tho peace, at
ROney's Point In the county Of Ohio and state
OF Wost Virginia on the ed day OF May 1893
between tho hours Of o'clock Il. IN. aud .
o'clock p, IN, TO DO read III evidence In tho
Andlt from any cause, tho taking OF the said dcpo,
BltOns shall not be commenced, or being com.
monccl, shRll not DO completed on that day
the taking Of tho same will be adjourned from
tlmo TO tilno until tho snmo shall DO completed,
SARAH GIFFlN, Of al, plaintiffs.
BY w NJ DUNLAP their Attorney.
To the doiondants. ap22s
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South Braaeh IatsligseeF DENY
Hon. VIM. L, Wilson is wearing out
much shoe leather in tho placing OF
good Democrats from West Virginia in
nfficn.
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Livellest Corpse You Ever Saw,

sNepherdslOlNl kegIsleT (DcHll
The West Virginia Republican State
League will have meeting-or, per.
haps, it will be better to say funeral
on the 4th OF May at Parkersburg.
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Drs. Copeland, Bell S Davis treat success.
fully all durable cases at ll2l Main street,
5P. NJ and 10 Or. NJ Sundays, 10 to 70 A. NJ.
and TO 4 !. ". spccialtiOS-Catarrh aud all
diseases Of the eye, ear, throat and lungs; dys-
pepsla cured: nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured
2.ceni stamp for question blank
Address all mall TO
DRa COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS,
1lol Mnin street Whaling " Va
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Ir is not what Its proptietorO say but
what Hoods sarsaparilla docs, that tolls
tho story, Hoods sarBaparilla CuRrs.
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The naval festivities are over, and
now the cry is, ION to Chicagop
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GENTLEMEN's LIST
GTATli OF WEST VIRGINIA., 0
~ COUNTY, $751;
In the circuit court iorsAld county.
Lnsnnh NJ. Ilrnnnlln

SIATE Ot WEST VIRGINIA, Univ
~ COUNTY, $751;
In the circuit court iorSnld county.
Joseph v: liruaollo l,no..,,o,s
Virgil T. Adams aud othora
1ly virtue Of decree lnado bysaid court ~ lhs
above entitled cause on the I'D day nl hWl'
1898, the undersigned, appointed aBpo.RD CON-
missioner for tho purpose will sell nj tie hoill
front door Of tho court house OF said county On
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY or MAY 1928,
commencing at 10 O'Clock n. IN, the i9!oEns
described real estate situate In tho city 0l Nh'W
ing Ohio county West virglula TINT Is 70 ~.
The thrCO.lourths Of lOl numbered '1lo9m,
seven, bounded ~ follows! DeglhnluE OIL ,fg
northwest corner Oi jacob aud lWpllLUIl,aa
streets thence wOstwardly along iNo noitnvg,I
Hue Of Twenty'nith strOOt ono hunlirl hiivv
twenty feet 70 M alley; thOnCe norm M,1i@
With the east limo OF tho alloy llity iegl 'luaT
easlwatlly parallel with fweniynnb aiS
sixty ieelj thence aouthwnfdlY parallel WI,
Jacob street twenty-five lCet, thpnce eWWW,%s
parallel With Twoflty.1iih slfeptsIGty iN' WW,
west limo Of jacob street. thence Ipn WAX
with tho said Hue Of jncdb street tH.ng"'
feet TO the place Of beginning ..,t
TERMS or SALE-Oneihiid and ~ ml'1 Hiy
nl the purChR4ot eloOs to puy IN cash 2I MA
Of sale tho balance IN two equal in'iu','I,.,syIi
SIX dnd twelve mouths, notes tolftfF 'E,tI
from ih, Day Of tale TO bggly,eg ,!oif i4tyHgS
Special Comm.nl'n"'
w II, HAlLEn, Auc,lontot ,,.r,bu
ThAt bond With SECURITY approved w I,p
been given by said special uommlMN'L I'D
quitel by inid decree \ here cet Itru
day q April, 1904 JOHN W. NllsliG.rIn
apl9S VIZ
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LEGAL NOTICES..

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
Il County, West Virginia. In chanccry.
Sarah GlHin, With Daniel A. Glnin, hor hus,
band; Elizabeth CHIN, With Milton l.. CHIN,
her husband Theresa Giles, With Henry Ward
Giles, her husband