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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
4 BILL

CHANTING To THE TE6RITosY OF ARr-
 IONA roErION or THE CAcP VERDE
 Iu,-AsH RESERVATION, IN ARIzoNA.
 AND IEE BClLDINGS AND IMPROVE
 aENTS THERON FOR MORTAL SCHOOL
 FCRFo osES.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and touse uf Representative of the United States of America in Con- gre9 assembled, Ina: the east ha.t of the northeast quarter of section thlTty-two, and the east half of the nOTtheat quarter and the northeas quarter ot the southeast quarter of section thirtY-one, township four teen. north of range five east, Gila and Salt River meridian, and all of the buildings and improvements thereon. being and comprisina the abandoned military post of Camp Verde, ATiZona, are hereby ceded AAd granted to the Territory of Arizona for the purpose of es,ah- fishing normal school thereat and thereon.
 SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty of the Legislature of Arizona, at its next regular session after the passage ot this Act, to accept, by suitable enactment, the grant and cession herein made for the purpose stated. aud provide, by proper legislation not in conflict with the general school laws of the territory, for inc establishment Of said normal school. and If this grant IS not accepted and 8 normal school provided for and established by legislative enact ment as required hereby within two years from the passage of this Act. then the provisions hereof shall terminate, aBd the lands and build- lngs herein ceded and granted shall revert 10 the United States.
 SEc. 3. That the Secretary of inc interior IS hereby authorized and required 10 take the necessarv ar- ton on the 1s- 5f the United states to cOmPig with toe uroyis- ions of this Act.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Warning Notice.

The undersigned will not be responsible Tor any deeds or contracts made by Rnv person or persons without my written nots or signature. The Pabhc is further in- formed that theTels no company under the company everdid exist.
 ,. H. CHRISTIAN.
 Big Bug, Arizona, March S7. mSII1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
For Homeless Bows.

The Earnest Christian. weekly. 90 cents rear Denyer colorado, is devoted to the upbuiliing of h1sidsids, great industrial traiuinR school t0r homeless and nsgleCted boys. There are SO VQ boy uamps in ne Unlted States and Bright side IS the only school offering them home ','''7n s'd manual irdning Win you help,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
NOTICE OF FORFElTURE.

To iEuRGE MITTENDOFF. His ileirs. As signs oF Legal Representative:
 Take notice that tho nndersiayred has expeufs,f as co-oWner of the 6ad aud Hammer mine. sit uatfd on the southeast side of the Big Br, Mesa on Holmes Butte. the cum of two hundred dol lare Tor the years isAt and ls5 in order to hold sad mining claim under tha provisions of Sec uon SS2t, Revised Statutes Of the United States sad sum being the amount of the annual l hor reqnired to hold the same for the years 1894 and lcso. The notice of location of said mine is gf record in the hecorsler's oeice of lavursi cguntv Arizona, in Book SS of Mines. pSEe 6l5 II with in ninety days after service 0f this notice upou you b9 puolicAflon yup fsil or refuse to contrib ute yOur propoTtiOn of said expenditure as a CO owner, your interest in said mining claim will heeolne the property of the undersicned uuder tho provisions of said Section 3s2t Revised Stat- utes Of the United Slstse
 WILLIAM BRIGHT. First publication. March IS, issi,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

The Chester. Pennsylvania. Times has, among other things. the follow Ing to say of annonymous cores pondents; The minister who .srs do as l say. and not as I da. Is not ht 10 lead his flock. The caD,a;n who orders his command tc make an assault where he IS not willing 10 lead II, does not inspire conf ience. 10 II IS with the man who wants q wrong exposed, but sonceals his identity because he lacks the cour- age to be known as the person who made the complaint"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

CHAS. A. DAKE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
 GENERAL
 MERCHANDISEl! Comprising Full Line of Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Notions and Furnishing Goods, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, etc. Hay and Grain of All Kinds, The Standard Brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobaceos
 Always on Hand. Goods and Prices Guaranteed in
 Every Respect. Every Article Purchased Delivered to any part of the City
 Free of Charge.
 CHAS. A. DAKE, Montezums St. Prescott, Arizona.
 Telephone No. l9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
LaAd For . Normal school.

Delegate Murphy, ou April 29, in- trodutsd in the Hu se of r .re- sentatives the following bill. aich WAS referred to tho Committee on Public Laads and ordered 10 be printed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Warning Notice.

The undersigned owners of the First HoDa nm Iilnils clam loeAtsd in Biz Bug district hereby Any deots contracted against said mine vhile tbs S-ine IS oeins Eorked under bond or lease.
 Y. K SrEES, n. SARAH STEES.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Tie c. .S. GOV't Reports shos, RoyB BskiRg POv de SupenCf IO sH others.

Call and see pr Hesvenston's dental institution sHd ask for prices which beats the east to pieces.
 Office Row.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Letter List.
NalnrnI lee

We have a large stock of natural ice, which We will sell at the rate of ke. per pound, delivered to any point in the city. Ice Is of fair quality. Will furnish a sample free on trial when desired. F. E. Jones (Tele- phone No. 59l. next door to Kelly < Stephens, will take order for our ice.
 if HAISLeY & HARVEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
IAH STILL IT.

WIEN YoU WANT FG BUILD A HOUSE DON'T LET ANY CONTRACTS TILL cor GET MY FIGURES. r. G. PARKER, ARCHITECT
 AND BUILDER. TELEPHONE No. p.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Mines FOr Sale

rTHK UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ID SELL | a whole or half interv-t in the following mining claims, locAaei in the BgAtshaS moan tAine.
 Ths ZlkA mins, located 0ae-fourtk of mile east of the Crowacd kins. and running lArnl!ei with it. on which therr is ahout lao toet ut de- velopueut WOrk ID shAfts aud tunn'is, all ID ore and ore can ba found on he surface for about 50 fost along the le2se. The ore tssg ls brrs feet wide and sAmplss sS2 in guld.
 The Watsonville is une-fOurth mtic Uasi ct lre NkA. Ore on surface for l. ..go te-t. opsncd up by shafts and open cuts In yArious p.a'es Ore samples t3t to Sss in sold and Co oances in silver.
 The ZikA has . slate foot wall and granite hanging wAli and the MAt-uHyills granite fo-t wall and slate hanging WAl.
 Will dispose Of half interest in claims tor A small cash payment and halauce ID development work, or will sell all inturvst in both ur other claim for a small cash payment, balance on loaG time, with privilese ot working clallns-
 The Lika can he wurked by tunnel Co dslth of 800 feet and the Watsnnyille GO CT soo fesa. Title perfect.
 Good mill site and wood Aad never tAilisg water in abundance.
 For further particulars, apply zt tais oAss or tn the owneF 4. k blt hkf,
 jAn2ef CroWned kins. AriEuEA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby klVen that the Aruplst mina Nlu hot oe rssponsthie for any debts eoutracfsSi or material furnishsd while bing worked under
 e2t.d IN " kOORE,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Warning Notice.

Notlee Is hereby giveu, that the Delta mine vil pot oe responsible for any debts eontrnrts Nhile It IS being wOrked under leAse.
 A--, |, ,.o, JOSEPH ATKIN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
NOTICE.
Notice to Voters !

By or,ler Vf the Board of Supervisors, of YavA- pal County, re-rcgitration of all voters is hers by Order,Si Co be made. Every qualified Justice of tbs Peace and each Deputy Recarriar is a rsT,steFing ofhcer. RegisterinE stiioers will be appointed hy the B,Srd O Superyisors in any precinct which is without a ulAlihad Ju-tica of the fsace. Registration closes twenty l2el days prsvisas to the general cleo ion
 CHARLES H. AYERS, Clerk. PrsSeett. April Ist, isas Aps lm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
THE LIMITED TRAINS

Leaving ChicAso west bound al p. m daily, And Los Angeles. cast bouni at D n. daily, cArry Puilman.s lat.st and most elegant slc-ping cars, reclining chair cars with an attendant Co hook after the pss-eagCrS comfort, and new dining cars through without chansc between Los Angelcs 'Ia addition Co the regular daily equipment. a lnxuruus com partrnent sleepIng car c nisining two drawing rpouis and seven family rooms will bs attached Co tho ChicSco Limited lsaving lbs AnFcles on Tue-dAys, snd the AliforEiS Limited having Chicago on Wednesday of each week
 The Chicayo ENprsss. essg bound. and the Cal if1rnia E0press, west iu,urd. cArry Pullman pzl- as0 sleepins cars through Niti.ont change hetween Chicago an San fralCi-g~s Sith au annex car he- tween BArst0w and Las Aneeae-. ullman tourist sleeping car ur,u.h without change be- tNFen Chi -asyu and San krancisco, and San ArNn- cisco and thiCazgo ant Les Anselcz every dAvs twice veak bstWeen I iC9 Angeles and S'. Paul, once a week between Los nceles and st | ouis and Boston
 SUMMER ca WIHTER.
 The santa Te Euat~ i- ;.a n @i ,,'Irfort- ale rzi ziIahy hclvy,,l. .i!us a and t!se q act Tue meats rt f-rvvy ut.tt.al r'si's.r are an excellent feature u trr .IGe sgu arc Q cl4aled by tii served on Ac new a.n ns care. which are-cNried on all limited trains.
 IAe utand Canyon If tie Colorado can hs rJaolod in no other way.
 TON \. swEtT,
 Geu. Pss~enEer Agent. AlbUquerqus, \. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06
Dissolution of coPars

The co-p2rtnsrship hsreaal',ss.1, -, : tween R, N Belcher, A. C. toi'a.. Smith, in the Cabinet s1.9e-l - ' sulvet by mutual consent, ff s <, sold his interest in said og,.- - smith who will ecntinue tle whom all bills due said tlFa sis il who also assumes all iadee,..i>,,.5,'is ,5 sS
 a. C. ts
 R. q. Prescott, A. T. April :. is.e'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

Toledo Blade: Somehow, Tom Reeds wood pile refuses to grow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

Cincinnati Times-Star: The frienGs of Mckinley claim for him i60 votes or four more than enough to nomi- nate, but Congressman Aldrich thinks there are enough more to nominate Reed. Perhaps there will be plenty for both. IL takes two to complete ticket.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

An Wisht stRk  and Q cattle laH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
SAID IN FUN
The subject which the young man now
Is puzzled most upon,
Is not sixteen 20 one, but how

The subject wAich The young man now
Is puzzled most upon,
Is not sixteen TO one, but how
Sweet sixteen may be won.
Kansas City Journal.
The Village Pastor-"Johnny, you tell
me you have been 10 Sunday SCHOOL,
Johnny-"Yes. SIR" The Village Pas
tor-"But johnny your hair is wet
Johnny-"Yes. sir; It's a Baptist Sunday
sch0ol'-Pearson's Weekly.
"Do you guarantee the photographs
TO give satisfaction ?" demanded the
crosseyed man with the pug nose and
prominent jaw "Well-no," said the
conscientious photographer, "but l can
guarantee a good likeness. Chicago
Tribune.
LET us make the most Of life" ex-
claimed the man.
M" rej0ined the woman bitterly.
For long time they were silent, and
when again they spoke she still per-
sisted she was only %. That was the
last he could possibly make of her life
with her face.-Dsroit Tribune.
Parson-I hope you little boys re-
spect your father and obey your moth
er?
Boy-Ra-her, She can lick father,
she can!-LOndon Sketch.
Squild.g-Tve changed my mind since
I saw You yesterday.
MdSwill:gen-Wh was so foolish as
to give YOU his in exchange?-Pitts-
burg Chrcnicle-Telegraph
Susan Geadine)-And now came the
hour Of supreme peril, when every man
took his life in his hand.
Her Notier-No wonder the poor SOL
diers became exhausted. These men
mus. already have had all they could
carry. 7 ,hink YOU said that they were
in heavy marching order.-BostOn Tran
SCRIPT,
Just think Fraulein Rosalind. I was
dreaming about you last night.
Indeed? What dress had l on?'-
Schwarzwalder Krsiszsitung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18

When Lieut.. Dan Ingram returned
from Bellaire, yesterday morning, It
was ascerta.ned that two additional
arrests of the Moundsvllle burglars had
resulted from his trip down TO the
Glass CITY, making five captures in all
out Of the gang. This is not the whole
Of the gang, by any means, but it IS
thought that the ring-leaders have been
captured outside of a possible party
VINO stays IN the background, engineers
the.t burglarious expeditions, and
profits by them when they are success
full, and that. the crowd s pretty well
disorganized. The names of the men
arrested are Charles Crimmell, Cot
ton" T.ber, Harry Gardner, Martin
Lipperman and Charles Kit.lewell.
Gardner was the FIST man taken into
custody. and .t was through informa-
Ion derived from him thai Crimmell
and T.ber were caugh, on the b. u o.
freight, at Elm Grove, as detailed IN
he Register Of yesterday morning.
Then Lieu. Ingram took Gardner TO
Bellaire with him, and as result LIP
perman and Ki.tlewcll were also pulled
H. Ingram was provided with a search
warrant wa.ch W0uld probably have
resulted in developing some stolen
goods. had he not run across the provis-
on of the Ohio law which appears to
make search warrant imperative
after nightfall. He was thus barred
out on this branch of tle subject until
Yesterday morning, and by that time
IL was thought 10 be too late to take
action. Gardner had early confessed
mis- completely In the Moundsv.lle rob
berry of the Ohio River freight car 20
the officers. and Wlen Liperman and
K..tlewell We're arrested in Bellaire
hey likewise showed the white feather
and made a full confession. These
hrae men were hustled off to jail at
s.. Cla.rsyille. while Cr:mmell and Ii
Der were turned over 20 the Marshall
county authorities aud were taken to
Moundsv.lle
In addition to the Moundsville rob-
berry. the robbery of the BOn-Ton store
40 Bellaire. and the robbery Of store
at GAINESVILLE. all charged against the
gang. they are said 10 have planned
TO rob o Bella.rc liquor store on Thurs
day night, while as stated in the Reg
ister Of yesterday, Cr.mmell and Tiber
are said TO have been on their way to
rob a store across the line n Pennsyl-
yania when taken off the train at Elm
Grove. The Bell1ira police also charga
the gang WITH having robbed a great
many freight cars at and about Bell
aire. recently. and 1t is suspected that
The kit OF burglars tools found at
Banwood a few days ago belonged 10
his crowd. The capture of the FIVE s
held to have been a very good job, as
hey have been wanted for a long time.
IL is believed that a trial will result in
The implication of a number Of others,
and that the gang will thus be thor
oughly broken up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
Special to the REGISTER.

Special to the Register.
Sistersville. w. Va. January IT,
There is a possibility that the old Sis
tersyil,e field will be drilled over again
for oil. The reason of this is that some
Of the oil companies are now making
ARRANGEMENTS to drill some Of their ola
wells. which have been producing from
the Big Injun sand down to the Berea
Grit Ever since the discovery IN the
Warrington field. a few years ago, that
there were good wells to be found in the
Berea after the Big Injun wells Lad
played out. the oil producers here were
determined TO drill enough wells here
on down to the Berea sand in suth-
cient numbers to give that sand a thor
0ugh test in this field.
A well on the Ohio side, on the Cain
farm. was drilled down to this sand
during the early developments in this
field. but that well was dry in both the
Big IniUn and Berea, and was not con-
sidered q test on account Of the We'll
being dry in the Big Injun sand. Some
time later another we'll, drilled by K. c..
Caldwell d Co. on the Uri3h Ice farm,
east of town some four miles, was also
drilled TO the Berea sand. This we'll
was dry i'm the Big Injun sand, but the
Berea Grit sand had some oil in it and
was pronounced as good sand. Ludwig
& Mooney drilled a well to the Berea
Crit on Eveline Russel's farm, south
of the big gasser, and found oil in pay
ing quantities i'm what they believe was
the Berea Grit.
These are the only wells that have
reached the Berea in the old Sisters
Vile field, and the producers think the
indications i'm these wells were sufficient
20 justify further drilling.
The Carter Oil Company, a branch
of the Standard. is now beginning to
make some Of these tests to see what
is below the Big Injun sand. # any
thing. Il has Sterted its first test well
south Of town, on the Eph Wells farm,
i'm we'll situated very close 10 the
lands of Mrs r. r. Wells the idea be-
ing 90 test both farms with the same
we'll
DriIlers are at work now on this
first testweu and are going down very
rapidly. This will be the first well
ever drilled to the Berea Grit in this
field that had a paying well in the Big
lnjun sand above it. So it is practic-
ally the first real test well in the field
with all the surroundings the same as
they are I'm the Warrington field, where
on is fond i'm the Berea sand.
To ALMOST makes one feel dizzy to
think Of what a boom we will have here
If on is found TO nderlie all thi, big
ell field i'm the lower sand.
The Garter oil Company Will drill
wells i'm an parts Of the field. and will
not abandon the search until q thorough
test is made The fact chat the Stand
ard has faith in the Idea and are go
ing 90 test il thoroughly. shows that
the experienced oil men believe we
have the other sand here, and are will
ing TO invest their money in a search
for It,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
sglTYLENE GAS FACTS.


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ne commercial lIodoc-lon
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tAteIili- ems ln lAe manu-
cal,lc car oloe ana lue CON
mo gas loi an FORMS OH "sll-
. me result 1nat lo-ad. yAeIe
Jul -AlS project ttpi.tl aS-
-AS Hi--.ohS OF o.-..,Is'
.-7 mos eminent cAeI'''S, -
-.-.9 OF llls country. as Wen
europe. nave nailed the new DIS
O. commercial Iact Prof
-e"eS. professor or chemistry,
Nt'ti Acaleiny, GreenWlch. Lon
cl-ei gas examiner for English
critics. states that owing To- it's in
richness the g3s can only be con-
In small fat burners. but under
conditions &c emits light greater
.aa- given hT any o-her known
..c.
-eWes also estimates that the
cam De produced for about $50
When one considers thar one
carbide win produce 9co-vlene
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
NEW TERRITORY OPENED.
An Important Wen In the Back Part OF
Tyler County-Other Oil News From the
Sistcrsvillc Field.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
S,stersv.lle w. Va. January H.
Last night the Victor on Company
drilled In their No. I ON the Bowman
farm. m the back part Of the county.
This we'll is located TO the southwest
Of the No. . on the Anthony Smith
farm. When drilled I'm the well deyel-
Oped a strong gas pressure. and is flow
ing at The rate OF about 10 barrels
day This Wtll coming v~a such
small producer. is evidence that there s
oil Cu- I'm that section despite the fact
that the Smith well was dry in tn
Big Injun and has caused the operators
TO look on hat territory W.th interest.
[. is thought that this well IS an edge
I, is thought that this well is an edge
and that q Well TWO or three locations
from 20 would make a 1irs,-class prI-
Queer.
Word was received late this evening
that tlis Weil had been drilled @ T.
deeper and started off at a 100-barrel
an hour gate. Il locks very much as if
q new pool had been opened mp in tha.
section and the excitement here to-
night is high The cl men are 'alG'7r
of nothing else. One nice thing lbcu
this well is that it opens mp territory
which IS held by a large number Of
firms. and I, VII cause a great deal
of drilling 10 De done on. there i'm the
next thirty days.
Mccoy BroadwaJe-, BOYER & Co..
well en- the We,gle farm is holding UP
nicely and is reported this morning to
be a good 175 barrel we'll.
Galley Bros well on the Colebaugh
which was drilled in a few days age.
settled down to 200 barrels a day.
The Victor on Co.'S No. . on the
Anthony Smith fam has been drilled
through the Big Injun sand and IS dry.
L viii De drilled TO the Gordon.
Geo s. Reeds well on the Pollock
farm came in good in the Cow Run
sand This well IS located directly
north Of the Calf Creek Oh Company's
well on the James farm.
Roe & G0rham's wei on The Kes-er
farm a, Eureka VIII be dc;lled into the
sand this afternoon. and e is being
watched very closely by the operators
on account Of the funk Of he Ruckman
we'll
Ramev & Cos wei on the Tuel farm
was shot last week and cleaned out
a couple Of days ago. bu. the sand IS
running back En- and &c WI have TO be
cleaned Ouc again This Well IS good
for 100 barrels day.
There is a great deal Of activity out
I'm the Indian Creek territory and quite
q number Of rigs are going up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
WILL TRY TIE BFREA Sand.
Probability That the Ola Sistersville
Field VIII Be Drilled

to the Lower Sand-The
Standard Oil Company Will Make
a Test of the Territory-The Man
ningtOn Field Gave the FRS
Pointer on Perea Possibilities
New Territory Opened by a Wei
in the Back Part Of Tyler County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
ANOTHER ARREST.
Detective Meh6n Picks Up the Negro
Whose Presence at MOnOngah Was
Reported---Believes lie Is the AS
Sailant of Lulu Wetherell.

Sp- cial to the Register.
MorganJCwn, w. Va, January H.
Detective MeeAan, Of Park burg, went
% OpskiSka, fourteen miles from here,
today. and arrested q negro who he
believes TO be the one who assaulted
Lulu We,hereIl at Parkersburg.
This is the man who was seen at
Nou0ngah. A telephone message from
Fairmont says that Meehan reached
there at six O'clock with his prisoner,
and there is no doub, but that he has
-le right man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

Schaefer Z Driehorst Building. Main
street. corner Alley ~. A Practical Bust
ne-s Trimming school. whore q young man ~
taught exactly as IL he were ia q big bust
ness house. avery branch Is thoroughly
and use ful.
The Training received will make you val
liable TO any business house In this country
Business men. parents and young men are
invited 20 call and see for Themselves tho
methods used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
tI.nUlat1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-18
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

T. the best school 90 attend if you want 20
become py, cUoal business men women.
for BE- IS the only school in the city that
drills ifs students thoroughly boo
CONNIE CIAI. LAW
BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE
IENMANSHIH,
SINEsS ETHICS. g..
as well as every hing that is Short ami
Practical in .........
IDDKk EEYfNG AND ARITHMETIC
These subjects are taught exactly as
pra.tlC,d u our le- ami lJst Ii
business houses.
HunGrsl rs Of fits students each year eN-
e.up.fr the methods taught u nus stne.l
i1 business houses iu This and other OIL.
ir good positions secured hem nV i.1
7. uae,m,i- Of Tho ho)i ANA tafol-h -.3
reputation Tor th1rcu-n prao. 'ai .H
I.s school at all times. lltta -I -'i
de,-.. tfa latest and mos. rrr.....I work
thai cam De obtained frcm ti. CON
room. fe teachers k,pw Wh. business
IS ana how 90 teach o..
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Wheeling IS. Va