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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
Penny Wise and
 Pound Foolish

The republican council refnsed to provide for an Arizona mineral ex- hibit at the Alasks-Ukon and the Jamestown Expeditions. This was penny wise and pound foolish policy. This territory largely depends upon investment from the outside to de- velop i.s resources, and the very best way to get this investment is to place good samples of our main product where the most people will see them. It is all we'll enough to talk about keeping Arizona money at home, but if all the people in other states who have invested in Arizona had kept their money at h me, Arizona would have known that doctrine of "keep the money at home is Tot slways the best one The dol ar sent out from home frequently returns with lot oi It's sisters, cousins and aunte.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24

 3 house, January. ... 75
 J N Gaines, salary q.
 t easurer. January POS R M Hsttich. salary as i deputy recorder, Janu- | ats so Chss R Howe, salary as
 assessor, January. l23 ( c A Mcdonald, salary as 1 recorder, January. l67 FW She y, salary as l district attorney .. l66 LW Wilbur, salary e
 deputy recorder, Jsnu- ary. ..... 36 Jno r White, salary ss
 sheriff, January 50 Jno " Walker, salary
 as official court report CT, January .. 100 B J O'Reilly, salary as
 assessor for 9 days in
 January y.....- 43 tt c a Wallace, salary as
 assistant clerk board
 of supervisors, Jsnu-
 ary .......... lU Tn g A Smith, salary as
 deputy treasurer, Jsnu- - sIv itU M A Nc Hugh, salary as
 deputy recorder. Jsnu-
 sry .--......... cO J E James, salary as
 clerk of probate court,
 Janurry. .......... lOU L M Holland, salary as
 deputy recorder, Jsnu-
 a' Oo Frank W Goodbody, cal
 sry as probate judge.
 january ioi \ Garrett, sal .ry as dep.
 uty recorder January 54 Jas Davis. salary as jail guard, January w 60 las Dougher'y, salary as jail guard January .. 60 Bert Cole, salary as jail guard, January ..... 60 Is-ac Lsnders, salary as jsil guard. January GO Bud Holland, salary as jsil. guard, January. 60 ! E Butler, salary as jsilo., January ... 100 H E Berner, salary as clerk of the board of supervisors. Jaruary.. 9l 25 ! N Christensen, workon county roads, 4th quar- ter, 1906. ........... lO2 75 First National Bank of Tombstone, jurors cer- tibcates .. -. oZ 5U First National Bank of Tombstone, jurors cer-
 tlhcates. es....... A .. J 5 McNeish, services as county surveyor 12S 50 Sidney Ridgeway, justice
 fees 4th quarter, 1906. 26 70 Susie Allen, nursing in
 digent sick at Naco. 6s .. Broth CTS,
 fuel for court house .. 1o5 50 W c Buchanan, trans
 porting indigent. w 2.. H Bright. feeding pris-
 oners at Gleason .. 3 50 J H Bright, jsilor at
 UleasOn. n......-....-.. oo Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 rent of sewer Bisbee
 lah. lV Consolidated Printing
 and Publishing com
 pany, advertising and
 job printing. ng. ll3 70 Consolidated Printing
 and Publishing com
 pany, county prInt-
 ing ...... 2s s5 A Caballerro. interpret
 ing justice court, Ben-
 son. =. 12 = Copper Queen Store,
 supplies 10 the Bisbee
 iail. ss 20 NJ Doyle, salary ss jailor
 Bisbee, 4th quarter,
 1906. ...... ... l80 .. Geo F Scudder, interpre-
 tor, justice court 2 50 c B Estes, bounty on
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
 the Board of Supervisors
OF c0cHlSe COUNTY. ARIZONA

Edward FIsnissn, sAi-
 ary and expenses as
 deputy district attorney 3l9 95 Mrs Scott Gatlif, feed
 ing prisoners at Pearce 25 50 Greene Cattle company
 supplies for Hereford. I3 90 Chas R Howe, salary as
 clerk of the board of
 supervisors ...... B 35 Fred Haas, feeding pris-
 cners at Douglas ... III I6 Independent Fuel 4 Feed
 company, fuel for Bis-
 Dee lail. il...-. 50 Jas Kelly, constable
 lees - : 90 Emma A Locke, steno-
 graphic work, justice
 rOurt 30 SU l H H McNeil, supplies
 TOT omcss. 9b 50 | H H McNeil company,
 supplies to offices. 9S 25 H H McNeil company,
 supplies to offices 10 O. Macbomich Mercantile
 company. supplies to
 Indigepts. s... S2 50 Machomich Mercantile
 company, supplies to
 lail. ......... 69 l5 Machomich Mercantile
 company, supplies to
 court house. ~ 15 John Montgomery. trans. porting Indigeuts . 25 John Montgomery, team hire, coroner's inquest 5 % Marks Bros & Britt, suppli to To well
 jail. J1 % W K Morrow, constable ees. IA SD Nj iners & Merchants Bank. jurors certi6- cates. es.... IF 60 Miners & Merchants
 Bank jurors certif- CAtte- 10 VI :. l. B Mason & Co, haul ing bridge supplies. " 45 75 John Montgomery, team
 hire at inquest. ..... 2 50 Olivia M Melgren, salary as stengrspher, in dis
 trict attorneys of nee JO VV J0 Maldonsdo, salary as interpreter at Bis
 bee. ..........> 300 % {
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
Pima County is
 Coming to the Front

Pima county is now shipping from various mines, about 20 carloads of ore daily to the smelters. which aver ages not less than $400 a car, reach ing the sum of from B, 900 to $lOOOO daily. This is a splendid showing for q county which year ago was not shipping on an average of three tons daily and is remarkable wealth pro- duction Yet we have just entered upon the business of ore production and shipments Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
-- i~ ses ----A&s Bisbee Miners Get
 Another Raise

The wage scale of She isbee miners
 aud all those ing about the va
 rious mines and smelters, has beer
 raised for the sec nd time within the
 past five months, the new schedule o
 prices having been promulgated yes
 terdsy to take effect April lst. This
 advance in wages is voluntary on the
 part of the several mining -ompan ies
 and comes as most agreeable sur
 prise to the benefcisries of the new
 schedule, none of whom were exact.
 ing an increase in the wage scale, the
 present scale now being higher than
 that of any other camp on the Pa. cifc coast and iu excess of the de- mands of the Western Federation of Miners.
 The action of the Bisbee mine op. orators is & commendsble one, an &C., tion that will appeal to the finer ser abilities oi the underground toiler and will be equally appreciated by all of the fortunate recipients of this gen erosity; the public, too. will applaud the liberality of these mine owners who are none too grssping to share with those who produce the wealth. Few men there are who would display such generosity, for the obvious req son that there are not elsewhere in the United States a mining section sufficiently productive to warrant the liberal wage scale that will oper- ate in Bisbee commencing with April ] l. This will further dis inguish that great copper camp, and it will be the snvy of others that its apparently in- 'Shaustible riches permit it to pay to | ts miners the biggest wages of any imilsr calling in the United States. Ind, too, it will attract further atten- lon to the limitless wealth of Co., hise county and capital will cotinue O seek investment where such mag. ifcent, unparalleled opportunities xist.
 The schedule of wages, and the ac- usting influence therefor, are given elow over the respective signatures 0. he representatives of the sevsr al min. ng companies: r. Owing to the rise in the price Of opper since the present scale of ages went into effect, Novem- er last, the undersigned com anies opersting in the Warren dis jet, have decided to make a second lcresse in the scale.
 Effective April l, 1907, the follow lg rate of wages per day will be paid
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver $I.OO Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, CopperSI.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. S't;sr ijli e.D.s, Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN AssAY Co.,, l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
Examinations For
 Customs Inspectors

The United States civil service commission announcet that the reg. ular annual customs exsminatio ns for the customs district of Arizona, headquarters at Nogales, will be held at Prescott, Arizona, May l1th, 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
To Cure Cold in One Day sG::s,- q:
 I'd. Laxativs Promo Quinine 1.::A @Mk, ssssy ss.s:y
Ssvss Aa6oa besss sosa . - l3 oo.EAs.

" hittsker & Ray Co,
 book for sheriff's of-
 flee ...... A N Wolcott, suppl es to
 court house Id hos
 p;tal ........ ...... 50 99 William Whelsn Jr, in-
 terpreting in justice court. ....... 2 50 Board adjourned to meet at p m
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24

Tumbstone, ATE Jan. 26, 1907.
 It appearing that there is a neces- sity for a special meeting of :he board of supervisors of Cochise county to trsnsac. important business, it is hereby ordered th~t a special meeting of the said board be held on the 4th day of February. 1907. at 9 o'clock m ct the office of the board in the city of Tombstone, Arizona. W. N. RIses, Chairman. G.J McCABE. Supervisor. Attest: H. E. BEKNER, Clerk. Tombstone, Ariz., Feb. 4th, 1907.
 Beard of supervisors met at g . m pursuant to asoye call
 W M Riggs in the chair.
 Riggs and Me, abe, present; Bowen absent.
 The board proceeded to audit de- mands The iolloxing were allowed and warrants. s.ordered drawn in pay. ment of same: lGy Mc~sbe, salary ss
 superv.sor, January
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24

J NJ Schilling, road work
 error Tn report. IT ..
 JH Bright's demand for $67.60 constable fees, was ordered returned for correction.
 Motion by Riggs, seconded by Nc Csbs, and carried unanimously that the clerk of the board be instructed to write the attorney general, request ing hin to assist the district attorney of Cochise county in the tar cases now pending before the courts, calling in question the validity of the raises made by the territorial board of equal nation on patented mines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24

Sawmlll men and timber tramers, blocksmits, blscksmiths helpers, hand tool sharpeners, carpents, carpenter helpers, mschinests,. machinest help CTS. boilermakers, boilmaker helpers, and advance of 25 cents per day over cid rate.
 It is the intention that chis scale shall be maintained until there is . material droup the price of copper. COPPER CONSOLIDATED. NJ. Co.,,
 Walter Douglas, Gen. M'ngr CALUMET & ARIZONA MIy. Co, SUPERIOR PITTsBrRG c. C.,
 L. w Powell, 3rd V. PIes. SHArTUcK-ARIzoSA c. Co,
 DESS.ARIzoNA COPPER Co.,,
 B. NJ. Psttison, Sup't
 AMERIcAS-SAGISAw DEN. Co,
 L. w. Powell, Gen. Mang'r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24

DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIS decrease in the same ratio that the use of Or Kings New Life Pills in- creases They save you from danger and bring quick and painless release from constipation and the ills growing out of 1t. Strength and vigor always follow their uss. Guaranteed by al . drucgists. 4sc. Try them
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-24
Aiterno n Session.

B ard met at l p m pursuant t adjournment. W NJ Riggs in the chair Riggs and McCsbe, present.
 Bowen, absent.
 The Tombstone Electric Light G submitted a proposition to plsc, electric lights in the court house ana jail. Said company proposed to wire the entire building for s270 O.
 The board instructed the clerk to make necessary arrangements with the Tombstone Electric Light Co for having the court ard jail wired for the purpose of installing electric lights.
 The bond of J H James, road over seer for the Bisbee road district, was submitted to the board and approved by the Chairman.
 The following bonds were approved by the chairman during the recess of the board:
 Jan 23-W c Buchanan, road over seer, Tombstone dirtrict
 Jan 23-Eliss Summers, road over seer, Fairbank district.
 Jan 23-A A McGinnis, road over- seer, Benson district.
 Jan 23-H H Taliaferro, notary public, Naco. Jan 23-H s Noble. notary public. Douglas. Jan 23- Morris Buttner, justice of the peace, Pirtleville. Jan 26-Young Dsvis, constable, Pirtleville.
 Jan s6-Bud Snow, read oyerseer, N i!lccx.
 Jan .6-Wm D Monmonier, justice oi the peace, Pearce.
 Jun 26-James c Hancock, justice of the peace. Paradise.
 Jan .6-sidney Ridgeway. justice of the peace. Gleason.
 Jan 26-H Heinrich, justice Of the peace, Bowie Jan 26-Wm Hsttich, county print ing.
 Jan :6-Dr F Wright, care of in iigent sick at Douglas.
 Jan 26-W de H Washington, bury ing indigent dead at Douglas. Jan 26-Chss Kreuder, feeding pris- oners in the county jail. Jan 26-Wm TrusI, feeding pris- oners in the B'sbee jail. Jan 26-J c Wilson, care of indi- gent sick at Wilcox.
 Jan ;6-W P White, county print ing. Jan ss-E P El.s, feeding prisoners in the Naco jail. Jan 26-Edmundson X Caven, care | of indigent sick at Bisbee and Low ell. Board adjourned
 W. NJ. RIGGs.
 Chairman. Attest:
 H. t. BERSER,
 Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-27
CELEBRATION AT sMTHroN.
Prof. A. j. Green and Company win
Be There on the Fourth.

! The W. o. w. lodge has arranged
to have a great celebration. ON. the
Fourth of July at smithton, Prof.
A. ]. Green and his company con-
sisting of six ladies and four gem
tlenen will furnish music at the w.
o. w. hall. Prof. Green is music
ian of very high revue. and the
Telegram feels confident that the
people of smithton will be very high
" entertained. His entire company
are graduates of music and have had
considerable experience in entertain
ing people on like occasions, and
the W. o. w. lodge is to beScompli-
mented for having selected com
pany of musicians who will be sure
% please all who attend.
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for the faithful Performance Of said
contract on or before the 6th day
sof October 1907 Upon failure of
bidder receiving the award rs COM
ply with said requirement, the ehets
shall become forfeited % the aid
board
Proposals must be addressed 70 Z.
w. Ogden, secretary Board 81 Ednca-
dol IN care Of Holmboe & L.afferfy,
architects, No. 7e4 Empire building,
ClarksbBrg " va.
The right IS reserved 70 reject any
or an bids.
By order Of the Board Of Ednea-
ton Clark District, Harrison County
West Virginia.
Attesis L. w. OGDEN, seey.
Board OF Educatton, CLARK District.
Harrison County. West Virginia.
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CENTER BRANCH
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Denizens Enjoy Sunday Exercises
and Note Road Repairs

Among the happy crowd who at
tended children's Day at HopewelI
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stout
and his sister, Miss Matte, John and
Pearl White, Rosa, Lizzie and Cecil
Kester. Iva and Carl Riley, Helen
and Clarence Gordon, Maud, John
and Walton DAVIDSON. Frank, Carl
and Fleming Southern, Mr.. R. r.
Lowther and mother, Miss Rector,
Rev. Lloyd Holden, daughter, Miss
Efle, and grandson, Guy Holden, All
report an enjoyable time.
T. G. White at last is getting the
roads in a little better order.
The Center Branch Sunday school
is preparing fine program for
Children's Day, Sunday, June 80, at
2.S0 p. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. silas Hon has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. S. w. Gordon,
the past week.
H, Bond and his sister. Mary, we're
down Sunday night to church
Where are you going to spend
your Fourth? We are going to
spend our Fourth at the new fair
ground. Racing in the afternoon
and supper from to 10 p. m.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received
by Q. F. Zaruba at his store on Pike
street, C1arksburg, w. Va, until liz
o'clock M Jnly 6. 1907, for the
erection and completion Of two
story frame residence TO be erected
on Philippi street. East Clarksbnrg,
W. Va; In accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by G. l..
Hickman. architect, copies OF which
may be obtained at my store. or at
the office Of the architect, No. 2I5
Oak Hall building, clarksbnrg, w.
Va. Proposals must be addressed
10 c. F. Zaruba, Clarksburg, w. Va,
In care Of G. L. Hickman, architect.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
G. F. ZARUBA.
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IN THE STATE.
Interesting Bits OF Information
Picked Up At Various Places
IN the State.

Orders have been received BY the
contractors to stop work on the
fdprble track Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio between Huntington and Char
leston
\ sudden rise carried a lot OF tim
Der out Of Guyandotte river and
swept away the piling for the tenn.
rorary bridge at Guyandotte
The Petersburg police force is In
a bug row with the chief and mem
bers of the force not on speaking
terms. Some of the. membres of the
force have sworn they would not be-
lieye others on oath and some are
charged with grating. Two Of
them were recently charged with
securing contributions for fiowersh
fer the funeral of a deceased SER
g"snt of police md noeketing the
porey The whole matter is be.
ing Investigated.
Oscar Adams, 10 years old, want
ed to see the buzz saw work in the
mill of the Pendegrast Lumber Com.
pany in Mingo county, so he stuck
a stick nj front OF 1T. Now oscar
has only one hand and he came near
losing an arm.
A lot of men have been arrested
in Huntington charged with gamb-
ling The first ofrense carries
heavy fine. the second jail sentence
John Fleishman, of Fayette coun-
". sent so-cailed comic" valentines
through the mail, with additions of
his own. and was convicted of send
ing obscene matter through the
mails
The widow OF Caleb ]. Jarvis and
William A. Jarvis are in court over
disputed claims as to the ownership
Of a farm FIVE miles from Charles
ton. The farm house was burned
and there was evidence that 1t was
Of ineendiary origin. The court will
notify the insurance companies not
to pay the loss until the claims are
adjusted.
Kanawha county viii vote the lat
ter part of July on proposition to
issue 100000 worth of bonds for
good roads Kanawha county needs
them as much as any other county
in the state.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan, of Morgan
town. chaplain OF the first regiment,
won friends by digging a ditch
around his own tent in the national
guard camp, the same as the sol
diers, instead of asking for a de-
tail,
49,
The body of colored roustabout
who was drowned from a steamer
near Morgantown was found and in
tered.
Work is to begin at once on the
street car line from Fairmont to
Warrington.
The remains Of H. NJ. Hannen, OF
pear Parkersburg, who was drowned
at the Portsmouth navy yard, were
sent home for interment.
ssuUIrr- SF1rY INV rNT oTyr
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NoTIrE NO CONTRACr0Rs.

Sealed proposals VIII be received
br the Board Of Education of Clark
district Harrison county, West Vir-
gina untii
2Pf Af. July 3, 1907,
hos the erection and completion Of
II four toom brick school building in
kndustfiai w. Va, IN accordance
ith plans and specifications l,repar-
IS H0imboe & LARRY. srchitects
bpies 81 which may be obtained at
II Office of sald architects, No. 764
umpire building. Clarksburg, w. Va.
Separate proposals VIII be reeeiv-
for the heating system, consist.
d hotSasF gravity.
Each propdsa5 sisszst be aecompan-
81 4 certified check OF not less
M 5F of the amount Of bid, pay
Nile 10 Al w. Fittro, president Of
he board conditioned that the sue
sarsful bidder shallsenter into con.
racl and furnish Satisfactory bond
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SWEET MELODY Lous
state Of ohio, city Of Toledo,
I,ucaR County. eR.s

state o. Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, S.;
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
lR senior partner OF the firm OF F. J..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
OF Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm VIII pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannon
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken internal
w, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free
f. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills FOR constipa-
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Y. P. $. G. f. MEETING.

Baptist Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting viii be held on Friday night
at s o'clock. Topic, Christ in
Africa" Isaiah 4s:1-13. Leader. H.
D. Boughner, leader. VIII you go
and have part in the meeting?
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or i Valuable Harness and Sadlery
Business, af Warrington, w. Va,

Of n Valuable Harness and Sadlery
susiness, Il Warrington, W. Va,
on Saturday, July 9th, 1907.
VIII oifer ut public sale TO the
highest and best bidder, the harness
and sadlery business OF the late
Phil Dietz, deceased. The business
as long established, being the only
business Of the kind in town, makes
Il very profitable and one OF the best
openings IN the State,
Terms Of Sale:-A credit OF nine
lmorths WIN be given purchaser. Pur-
Ichaaer VIII be required to give his
'noie with approved personal security
sor n ne elect to pay cash, discount
III 5 viii be allowed.
For further information apply or
write 10
q, c. MARTIN,
Administrataf. estate Phil. Dietz,
deceased.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Two houses and three
lots. One house Is two-story
frame dwelling OF six large rooms,
finished with hardwood through
out, with two lots; the other is a
one-story frame dwelling Of four
large rooms well finished. with one
lot. Al fine water we'll at each
dwelling. These houses and lots
are situated on the street car line,
IN the r. NJ. Ashcraft addition on
the Northwestern turnpike, be-
tween Adamston and Wilsonburg,
and known as the Cora e. Fox
property. Apply 10 Charles G.
conman, Assignee.
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Gus SMITH WILL SING

The moving picture program at
tile Bijou on Main street and the
odeon on Pike will be unusually at
.lractige tonight. A special feature
at the Bijou viii be the singing Of
illustrated songs by Gus Smith. He
viii draw fine attendance and will
make hit as usual.
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PLEASED HERE
with Success of Marshal Rust at the
University.

The friends of the late Mrs. Flora
Rust are pleased to see that her son.
Marshall wormley Rust. was grad
uated last week at the commence
inert Of the West Virginia University
with the degree of bachelor of science
in civil engineering. He also won
the prize of 5000 for the best
thesis in the largest class in civil
engineering that has ever graduated
at the university. The young man
is a nephew Of cruger w. Smith, of
Charles Town, a former resident of
Clarksburg.
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A Throbb;ng Head

A seething tumble Of aches-H Hicks
Capudine cures them at once. Buy a
bottle today and prevent your nervous
system being upset. It's liquid-affects
immediately-ea to take. Sold at all
drug stores.
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Captain r. n. Spahr announces
tdat the next regular shoot wiz be
held July 4 from 1 o'clock ,. m. to
g o'clock In the evening. shsils
will be for sale on the grounds.
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WILL MEET sATuRpAY.

A meeting of the magnates of, the
West Penn League has been called
for next Saturday afternoon at the
Dispatch auditorium. Pittsburg.
There is much business to be at
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LOCAL GUN CLUB
HOLDS FIRST SHOOT
Johnston Leads With Three Clos,
scconds-Next Regular
Shoot July 4.

The initial shoot of the clarks-
burg Gun Club took place at Union
Heights yesterday afternoon with
the following results:
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tended to at the meeting. The TAX
ing over Of the Cumberland fran
chise by Piedmont puts all the towns
on a solid basis and 1t is thought
eevrything will not be smooth sail
lug for the season.
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Mrs. Arthur K. Thorn gave a six
o'clcck diner Monday evening at her
home in honor of Mrs. Lair. of Lin
coin. Neb.
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For help of any kind NJ. j. Rick
ertss restaurant and employment Of
Zee. 113 North Third street, will get
you position of any kfnd, laborers,
walters porters, coachmen, buffers,
maids, etc, a specially. Home phone
21s