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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
BANK FOR CHINOOK.

Washington, May 14.--(Special,)-
The comptroller of the currency has ap-
proved the application to organize the
Farmers National bank of Chinook
The new institution will have capital
Of $4,000.
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NERVOUS TROUBLE
SEXES MRS. TAFT
Wife Of the President Is Taken III in New York. Following
Banquet Saturday Night-- --Remans in Bed at Home
OF Henry W. Taft, but Condition Is Improved

New York, May 1.-THE sudden ILL.,
president back to New York from Har-
risburg. Pa, where he had gone this
morning TO deliver an address ON his
way to Washington.
Mrs. Taft was taken Ill here late last
night during banquet she attended
with the president Her illness was
described as IL nervous attack similar
to that which she had about two years
ago. Her daughter, Miss Helen Taft,
was called from Bryn Mawr this aft
ernoon. The two Taft boys, Charles,
who is in Watertown, Conn, and Rob-
ert, who Is In Harvard, were notified
tonight Of their mothers illness, but
were not asked to come TO New York,
1t being stated In the home OF Henry
w. Taft, where the presidents wife lay
Ill. that the attack was not at all
alarming.
Following the presidents arrival here
at 1920 o'clock tonight, he was driven
directly to his brothers home. Soon
thereafter 1t was announced that Mrs.
Taft was much improved. The state
ment says.
Much Improved.
Mrs. Taft Is much improved tonight
after steady improvement all day. DIR.
Evans says she will be able to return
to Washington within few days.
President Taft Will return to Washing
ton at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Helen
TAFT will remain with her mother. Sec
retary Hilles will leave for Washington
at midnight tonight"
The president looked somewhat tired
and careworn from his hurried trip to
Harrisburg and anxiety over the ILL
ness of his wife He fonnd Mrs. Taft
better than when he left this morning,
but confined to her bed as she had been
all day, with Miss Taft and Mrs, Henry
w. Taft doing what they could to make
her comfortable.
Horace ID. Taft of Watertown, Conn.
another brother Of the president, was
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
MONTANA PENSIONS.

Washington. May H.-tSpecial.)-
Montana pensions have been granted
as follows: Amos T. Huyck. $50; Mar
garet Shelver, s12; Benjamin II. Towle,
SIS; Charles n. Smith, SIS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
MADERO BAN|SHES
SENIOR 0BRECON
FROM CITY
GO-BETWEEN is TOLD THAT HIS
PRESENCE is NOT DESIRED
BRIBERY CHARGED.

Juarez. Mexico. May 14-Notifica-
tion from Provisional President Fran
cisco l. Madero. Jr.. today to Senor
Obregon, that his presence in this city
tionists, Is the elimination of what Is
believed to have been general plot
to influence the military chiefs Of Ma
dero to desert his standard Overtures
were said To have been made to Gem
eral Pascual Orozco to furnish him
with any money he might need for him.
self or his soldiers, but by whom these
overtures were made General Orozco
would not say. Senor Obregon en-
phatieally denies any connection with
the story
Senor Obregon has been one of the
go-betweens In the peace negotiations
hitherto and was mentioned In the
credentials sent Judge Carbajal. the
federal envoy, by Minister Limantour
as having disinterestedly offered his
services with Senor Braniff in the
cause of peace. He was candidate
for president of Mexico In the last
election on the anti reelection ticket
against Madero, but the supporters of
that party since then have largely
merged with the Maderistas.
Attempt at Bribery.
General Orozco was asked concern
Ing the efforts which Obregon Is al
legged to have made to turn him from
Madero, and the rumor that bribe
had been offered was mentioned to
him. In reply, he declared that no
fixed price had been offered, but it
had been discreetly indicated to him
that he never would lack for money.
The upshot of the affair is that OBJ
regon has been banished from insur-
recto territory and General Orozco
once more Is In the good graces OF
his COMMUNICATIVE He had a
long and cordial talk with General Ma
dero. He expressed TO Madero his
loyalty and rendered his regrets for
the incident yesterday in which Ma
dero was temporarily arrested.
Confidence in Orozco.
Madero declared today that he has
the utmost confidence In General
Orozco and spent some time going over
military plats with him. As an evil
dence of Maderos confidence in the
, support of his men he has discarded
his bodyguard and now walks about
the streets with Mrs. Madero without
an escort.
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Do La earra Optimistic.

Following the cabinet meeting. Min
lister De La Barra said 1t had been de-
cided to await developments at Juarez.
Speaking for himself. the minister
manifested once more his optimism.
He said he believed the unofficial ef-
forts toward resumption of negotia-
tions for peace would yet prevail.
Diaz's army continues to remain
huddled in small detDchments In the
larger towns or to chase unsuccessfully
bands of rebels who rarely face them
In battle. but who content themselves
with occupying those towns where lit
tie or no resistance Is made,
This morning the capital received
news that revolutionary forces had
taken Tehuacan, the watering place in
the state Of Puebla, where Vice Presi-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
RUPTURE AWAITED
IN CITY OF MEXICO
Diaz and His Officers Hope That Madero and Orozco Will
Have Falling Out--Presidcnt Has Sore Tooth and Is
Not in Very Good Humor---Rebes Very Active.

Mexico City. May 14.--Clutching the
faint hope that the quarrel between
Madero and OroZco would yet result In
the disruption of the insurrecto forces
and thus leave the provisional govern
ment facing crisis, President Diaz
and cabinet today decided to await the
developments of another "a hours be-
fore altering their policy.
The cabinet meeting took place at
the home of the president. The min
listers received little news of an en-
couraging character and 1t may be as
sumed that the task of discussing the
situation was not rendered more
pleasant by the president who is suf-
fering from an liberated tooth.
Arriving at the capitol, he heard
numerous reports of the movement of
rebels, including occupation of small
towns and battles impending, but the
minister of war was unable to lay be-
fore the executive and the cabinet any
reports of federal victories. No i'm
proyement could be shown. but evil
dence Of an increasing seriousness was
abundant
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
A MESSAGE

For you specially IL on tho
class ad page today.
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-15
THE WEATHER

Today---Fair.
TonorroW---t'air.
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also In the house, but IT was a coin
cidence that he happened to be visiting
here at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Big Sample Line of
Holiday Gifts

A bargain day Monday that will long be
remembered.
Mems Combination Travelling Cases Reg
ular 81 to $40 values at 1928, $3.50,
$3, $3.75, 81, $3.50, $5, $3.50
Mems Military Brush Sets-Regular $1.25
to $500 values, at 75c, S5c, S1.OO,
$1.5O, $1.75, $2.25, $3.50, $3.50
Ladies Hair Brushes-ReguIar SOC to
$l.75 values, Csc, 39c, 49c, soc,
69c, 79c, soc, CSC.
Ladies Toilet Cases-Regular $500 to
$1,000 values, on sale at $1.75, 1925,
$3.50, $4.75, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

HViSudI SuySSSHV"S menf for Monday
Scalloped circular Tablecloths, y in. in diameter
pure flax; worth $1,000, each ........ .$6.95
Unhemmed Pattern Tablecloths, 72 inches square,
pure flax; worth $780, each. ........$ .9S
Unhemmed Pattern Tablecloths size 8x10, pure
flax; worth $500, each. S3.25
Hemmed ready for use Pattern Tablecloths, size
Sx12, pure flax; worth $3.50 each. So. 80
Warranted All Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, size
22x22 inches; good value at $500 dozen. 1925
Pure Linen, full size, 24-inch Dinner Napkins; as
sorted patterns; worth $500 dozen. -. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
FANCY VESTS.

FANCY VESTS.
$2.50 values made
of high grade Gal
atea cloth bound
with silk; big as
sortment for selec-
tion; a splendid
gift, at. .S1.4S
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

gestions Displayed in Our
Suit Department. Biggest
assortments and best val
ues shown in any western
store.
Sale of Children's Goats
Will Continue All Week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Anything you want, We have Il,
and save you from as TO 500. Leave
-FOUR orders early.
4S-ib. sack Diamond Flour, made
from the best selected wheat. per
edCh sssssssss.s... els3o
l6 lbs Best Granulated Sugar. .Sl.OO
York state Boiled Cider for your
pudding, ESQ bottle. per bottle, 9oo
Large bottles assorted Pickles, wor-
cester Sauce or Fine Tomato Cat
sup, bottle .................... .8lso
Jellos or Jellycon, pkg. 7lSe
lib. Jars Pure Fruit Preserves. 2Sc
Fancy Queen Olives, quart. zoe
hipe olives, can. ....s........2 26o
OH or Mustard Sardines, can 4c
imported Sardines, can. BIG
S-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy
Lib. cans Assorted soups .Siso
Plum Puddings. per can, loo ana aso
Pure Apple Cider. gallon. jug in-
DRIED Fruits. fine for FudainSS'
res Cakes and sauce.
The best Candied Lemon. Orange or
Cttron Peel ...;............ aoo
Cleaned Currants. ID, zoe
Muscatel Raisinss ID. iOc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
AnNeedIework Is Always Good

We're showing many special bargains Monday in this
department Saving prices all along the line Fancy Sofa
Pillows, Center Pieces Scarfs ETC., in Handgar Drawn
Work and Fancy Embroidery big line Of novelties shown
in all kinds of Hat Pin Holders Pin Cushions Metal Frames
Crochet Bags, etc. etc. at Special Bargain Prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

in
No trouble show goods
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Wool Dress Goods for Gifts

A nice Dress, Coat Skirt or Waist Pattern
should please any recipient
S150 AL Wool Cream Serges-Beautiful firm
quality, at yard ...................-S 10
$150 Arlington Mills and Amoskeag Serges-52
and 54-in. wide full line of colors, suitable for
dress or coat. at, yard .......n...... .9Sc
Choice of Serges, Panamas, Diagonals, Cheviots
and Venitian Cloths-40 to 81 inches wide, reg
ular values up to $125 yard, 80 pieces in the lot
at Observation-Disclosures. 3Sc 4Sc Csc
Tennis Flannel Waist Patterns Pretty imported
patterns, put up in fancy boxes, 200 Of them to
choose from, Monday at S1.75
500 Remnants of Fine Wool Goods-All best
weaves and colorings lengths from , to yards
at ....................2596 DISCOUNT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Good Things To Eat For Xmas
Anything you want we have and save YOU from 25 10 5n

~ - - v 10
Muir Peaches. LOG
California Cooking Figs, b.. .I0o
California seedless Raisins. 10. 100
sultana Raisins. 10. 1910
Itallan Prunes. ID. lb............1o 100
pkgs. Best Condensed BIince Meat
iol ,'',,.s,,'''.''' '''..''''.,... Soe
Z crown Ftgs. ID. b............ 1a1bo
The best mixed new Nuts. lb. . lBo
Our famous Highland Navel Oranges,
Per dozen. ,l5c, ooo, 25o and 3oc
buy your fresh Vegetables at nay
aen,s. Get the best and save One
The Fruit and vegstabls Market OF
Omaha.
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips or
Itadishes, lunches for 80. loo
Fresh Cabbage, Rutabagas or Hub
bard Squash, per lb. ,11Sc
Old Beets. Turnips, Carrots or Par
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 10. 355o
heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce. SO
Fancy 'CauliflOwer, 10. .......- .Tlzc
Large Cucumberss each.-. .7lko
Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart. loc
For a bottle of good wine or liquor
for Xmas try Hayden's- II pays
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Fine Mink Matched Sets
$500 Up.

Fine matched Fox,
Brook, Mink, Opossum,
Wolf and other Fur Sets
at greatly reduced prices.
Scores of Useful Gift Sug-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Off Suggestions, Drapery Section

Couch Covers-A fine line for your selection, spe-
cial values, at from .........$ .$1.9S to $3.50
Portieres-Of every description, choicest line in
Omaha to choose from, price from 1925 to SIS
Lace Curtains Every imaginable kind, very new
est patterns, assortments so varied that the most
particular purchaser is insured satisfactory Sc
lection, prices range, pair .....75c to $50. 90
Our Splendid Line of Shirt Waist Boxes is de
light to every one who sees them, neat styles,
matchless values, at .... $3.95 to S21 90
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
When in Doubt Give JeweIry

A Big Special Purchase from a Prominent New York
Wholesale Jeweer, Offers You Here This Matchless
Saving Opportunities All Kinds of Solid GoId-Gold
Sterling Silver Jewelry Don't Miss. this Mon
day Snap. Pins regular $500 values
solid Gold Set Rings, $1,000 sale at. 81 so
values Mondays sale Solid Gold Cuff Links, $5 90
at ............. S.. 90 values engraved free,
Solid Gold Signet Rings sale at ......... 50. so
5000 values, in Mondays German Silver Mesh Purses,
sale ......, So, 90 $500 values 80. so
Solid Gold Scarf Pins, $400 $4O0 values Mond ay
and $500 values sale at .......,..... 81 .0S
at. SO. 90 and $3.50 $500 values Monda
Solid Gold Brooches and Bar at 81 so
ALI $100 Cuff Links and Brooches Monday 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Best and most complete
stock Of Toys, Dolls,
games ever shown in
Omaha; the completeness Of
our stock insures your finding
II at Haydens: II you come now
later stock will be depleted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Holiday Handkerchiefs

The most complete and beautiful show
ing of dainty handkerchiefs ever seen in
Omaha and prices were never before so at
tractive
$1,O0 Real Lace HandkeTchiefs. ..-...... 35H
soc Swiss Embroidered HandkerchiefB, at. 25H
25c Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, at. t......15G
l0c Fancy Handkerehiefs, at.................,6 at.
l5c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. ..,.,,Z u =
SISo Fan0y Boxed Hanukerchiefs' at'.....'.. 81
Real Lace Handkerchiefs at Just Half Price,
Real Duchess Lace handkerchief
Real Princess Lace HsndkeTehiefs
Real Bruga Lace Handkerchief
Real Honiton Lace Handkerchief
Real Venice Lace Handkerchief
5 S'yO values choice. e..,..,........,..... .Sl.SO
: a'OO values choice ''.'............... 50. 90
e'0o % values ehoice' '''''.''..''...-.... $3.50
S'0o 0 Eaiues, eholee, Inconvenience $500
e'0o values ehoiee' '''''.......-.......S 90
SlVVo values choice ,...,...---.,,..., S5, 90
All perfect goods
Biggest bargains ever offered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
JACK Johnson IS
/ NOT COMING BACK
WILL BECOME !. a SUBJECT OF
KING GEoRGE.4DEcLAREs THAT
THE ENGLISH TREAT HIM BET
TER Than THE AMERICANS.

New York, July, 21-Jack johnson
reception in Great Britain has been
SO enthusiastic and satisfying that the
negro champion r7f1reateas to- resign
his citizenship in this country and
transfer his allegiance 10 England.
Declaring the Americans an migrate
ful nation and Uncle Sam a hard mas
ter, the pugilist makes his proposals
for becoming an expartriate in an in
terview printed in the Evening Herald
OF Dublin, marked copies Of which
have Just reached a number Of sport
ing men in this city
johnson voiced his sentiments on
the Fourth of July, the anniversary
of his triumph atReno.
ENGLAND is treating me Just dandy
begins the black puglist in the inter-
view. mo comparison at all to
America, AS for going back to the
United States, not for mine. Not I'M
til they force me, and then I'm com
ing back as quickly as ! can. Eng
Hand is sure fine country"
johnson says that II eyhr the
time comes when America needs men
to fight for her, he will not be at
home when his country calls. He
will never shoulder musket for
America, but he would willingly go
10 the front for England
1--WE had a fine dinner today in
honor of The anniversary Of the big
fight" said Johnson. Eve drank to
England's success, never celebrate
for America. What 'hAs America
done for me? Did 1t give lnea square
deal? Did 1t shout whelJ won Not
IN your Tic. I'm done thinking
about America.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
SOCIALIST GARY
TRUST ATTORNEY PARSONS oP-
POSES HIS IDEA OF U. s. CON-
TRoL OF ALL BUSINESS.


NEW YORK, July 21-Tn on AGA
dem!c discussion Of governmental re-
lations to corporations this afternoon
John E. Parsons, former president OF
The American Bar association and. for
mer counsel for the American Sugar
Refining company, declared 10 the
congressional committee invOStigat-
ing the sugar trust that the proposl-
ton OF u. II. Gary, chairman Of the
United States Steel corporation, for
government control of business com,
binatlons, was socialistlc. He added
that in his opinion congress should
place no restrictions whatever on
trade. III congress should pass q
law conforming to Justice Harland's
dissenting opinion in the STANDARD on
and Tobacco trust cases" he said,
at would cause the country's greatest
disaster II Justice Harland's opin-
ion stood as the ruling opinion Of the
court, our jails would be filled to
Overlooking with stockholders and
businesses could combine to increase
their trade.
John Arbuokle's testimony sto the
agreement with Fl. o, Hayemeyer,
which is supposed to have ended the
big sugar war, will be taken al New
Paltz, N. " on Monday by sub
committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
GET BleAMrsr With RECORD.
Suit Case Full Of Love Letters and
Checks Seized Show Wide
Operation.

RICHMOND, Ind, July 21-After a
search Of several weeks, Peter p. APP
kins, aged 80, was arrested here yes
terday, charged with being bigamlst
forger and a robber. His operations,
according to the local police depart.
ment, have extended over the east
ern and middle western sections OF
the United States.
Last My Apkins was married to
"a widow, Mrs. Bertha Coler, in this
city, and It is said deserted her two
days later in Paris, Illinois. He then
went to Nlcholasyille. Ky. and was
soon married to Miss Elizabeth
Young, in Lexington KY the police
assert, The couple went to Cincin.
natl, and the first night Apkins, 1t Is
alleged drugged and robbed his new
wife Of 5000 and jewelryS From Gin
cinnatl Apklns went east, and 1t Is
alleged operated in Hartford, Conn,
Moston, and returning west, was
heard from last Sunday in Chicago
by his wife here, who turned the let
ter over 10 the police. He was ar
rested rs. he stepped from the train
today. Apklns' suit case contained
hundreds Of love letters written by
women all over the United States,
and checks on more than sixty Nation:
al banks Of the country
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
MORE EMPTY
!. CARS NEEDED
tLAcKooF rsHiPPING FACILITIES
= CAUSES SEVERAL PLANTS TO
SUSPEND OPERATIONS.

owing to shortage of railroad coal
cars, several mines of the ClaEksburs
region have been forced to suspend
operations until more cars canbe sup
piled. !.
The Columbia, Despard and Pin
nfckinnick mines of the Consolidation
Goal, COMPANY have ceased OPERATIONS
.tepporaril% The Central FaIrmont
iCGaN E6mpady's mine at Snake Hill
has received only six cars during the
last week and it has been closed down
for two days. The Vincent coal mine
has received about the same number
of cars during a week and It, too
has been forced to suspend.
Only q few cars have been distrib
uted along the Short Ling during the
last two weeks, and scarcely Q mine
along That branch is now working
operators are making vigorous de
mands for more cars and as soon as
n reasonable number can be supplied
operations will be resumed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
suPERsENsiRLE.

CFrom tho independently "
The harp is ever singing to itself ~
In soft and soullike sounds we can
not hear;
The stars Of morning sing, and sound,
less words
Make Gods commands run swift
from sphere to sphere.
Each flower is always sending in,
ccnse up
AS If in act of holy worshipIng.
Till fragrant earth is, one great altar,
like
To heaven where saints their prayer.
filed censers swing.
Tho stars send out thousand rays,
writ full
OF mysteries we cannot read nor
see,
Tor histories SO long, and going forth
So vast, the volumes fill infinity,
Celestial presences have walked with
man,
Alluring him to Nebo's lofty height;
Transligured forms in tender light,
TOO oft
Invisible to our low range of sight.
10 Source Divine Of things so fine. and
high
Touch all thy chIldren's souls with
power to see
That vibrant earth and air and bound
less sky
Still throb with immanent divinity.
II. w. WARREN,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
rHE PATlENr WAITER.

Professor w. lawson Tall, apropos
Of the new serum cure for hay fever
said at medical banquet in Denver'
"Thls cure is the result of patience,
the result Of much patient toll. In
decd, when think OF the patient
waiting involved in the perfecting Of
this cure, am reminded OF DR.. Bob
Sawyer's anteroom,
"Dr. Bob Sawyer stepped proudly
into his anteroom one day. There
we're quite eight or nine persons there,
And DR.. Bob, looking from one face
to another with cOmplaisance, said:
"'WelI, who como first? Who's been
waiting the longest?
"'Here, Doc-thats me-, said Snip
The tallor, rising and flourishing his
unpaid Bill. i've been waiting over
Is months Washington Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
MAY Be MURDER
ITALIAN WHO WAS STABBED IN
a DUEL NEAR JANE LEW DIED
in cLARKsHtlRe tiosRITAt

CEAIlKS BHIlG Iaty salvatore
i1alipcl lie iialian WHO aus stall d
~ ednes div morning I'll d dtiel ieIlf
Jana lev. lied from Inc Is Be 3
wound Yes terday morning 1t b
osclock q Ia q local hospital The
knife pierce his abdomen and caused
other troubles which resultedSiu his
death F,alino Is said TO come from
Pittsbarg and has lived around here
hut ashort time.
Several friends Of the deadsItalian
called at the Iindeffakers yesterday
for the body but their request was
refused until the coraner is through
|with5ik They stated yesterday that
the two men were only playing In the
duel, although it was said Wednesday,
that the two men bore each other q
grudge which could only be wiped out
IN blood. Those who are acquainted
with the case are skepticaI over the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
EREcTlNe HOUSE.

Among the handsome houses to be
erected hero this season will DO that
OF Samuel y. James on Coleman ave
nue.. Mr.. James has the plans cnm
pleted for modern structure, He
will commence the erection Of the
Same as soon as the materials can be
assembled.
Fourth ward and vicinity Is doing a
very active business in the building
line. Outside of the industrial valley
there has bcon more money expended
this year in building in Fourth ward
than any other part in and adjacent
to the city.0 s
Want Advertising is a Srig1tWork
finder for the right worker!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
peelds Recorded.

Deeds we're yesterday received al
the office Of the clerk of the county
court for recording as follows:
T, j. Daugherty and wife to J. b
patterson, a parcel Of land in Union
district. Consideration, $3.50.
dorsey Pople and wife to c. w. Hal
apparel Of land in the Monongahela
Industrial Company addition to the
city Of Talrmont. Consideration, $500
James p. Anderson and wife ct al
t6 Charles Hall a parcel Of land in
the Cox addition to the city of Fair
mont. Consideration, $3.50.