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COMMUNICATED.

The Following communication ] from the Socialist iID,.al of this city is Reproduced in full as TO | queSted by that organization:
 NOgalcs. Ariz.. Dec ,, 1911.
 hereby certify that the rcSo- lutiOn herewith following is a correct tranScript taken from the minutes of q meeting of the Socialist Local of NogaleS, Ari- zona, held this date, and I have been instructed by the Local to forwaHd this resolution to you, for such use as you may see fit to make thereof.
 (signed) JOHN FAULDS, Recording Secretary of Socialist Local, Nogales, Arizona.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE:/
 It is the sense of the Social ist Local at Nogales, Arizona, there is evidently something radically wrong and ill-logieal in the sequence of events in the trial of the McNamara brothers at Los Angeles, California.
 Our suspicious cannot be spe- officially uttered at this time, be- cause, lacking proof our attitude would be injudicial. However, we protest that in the McNa- mara case neither union labor nor socialism have been on trial, and we anticipate that time will show that DO ;verful and sinister influences have been brought to bear on the trirl in question for the purpose of diScrditing the cause of union labor and social ism in California and throughout the nation, coming as the con fesSiOns of alleged guilt did few days ago before the Califor- mia election. We feel that justice should be done and. that, if the McNamara brothers be guilty, they be given the full penalty of the law.
 Socialism and union labor both stand for Law and Order.
 THE SOCIALIST LOCAL OF ARIZONA
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NOTICE.
Special Meeting of Stockholders of YaQui River Consolidated Gold
 and Copper Company.
11-9 1t.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the written request and call Of the holders of one third of the issued and outstanding capital stock of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold md Copper Company, and of tho presid ent of said company. special meeting of the stock holders of said company will be held at the office Of Hon Frank Duffy, in the town of Nogales. Santa Cruz County, A rizona. on Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1911. at the hour Of ten o'clock n. m, of said day, for the purpose of considering a consolidation with the Cicero Smith Mining Company, a corporation duly incorporated under the laws of Arizona Also raising tho capital stock of the Ynqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company and any other matter connected with said consolida- tion and the amending of the charter of the said YaquI River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company for the pur- pose of increasing it's capital stock and for the purpose of considering any other and further busineas that may be placed before said meeting.
 Dated, November 18th, 1911.
 LEE REAGAN,
 T. s. SANFORD, President.
 Secretary. Ills 5t.
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No. 50.

purpose of constructing a Water system in and for the said Town ot Nogaies, Arizona.
 Section T. Tn order tO provided for the proFppt pay ment Of the principal and interest of said bonds as they become due. there shall be ana there is hereby levied upon all the taxible property in the Town Of Nogalcs a direct continuing annual tax for each year sad bonds arc outstanding, sufii- cient to produce each year tho sum of S6O00 to pay the Interest on said bonds, and an additional tax sufficient to pro- duce each year tho sum of $4OOO which shall be placed in sinking fun for the redemption Of the principal thereof.
 Section ,. The provisions of all ordinances or resolutions in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby amended so as to conform to the provisions of this ordinance.
 Section 6. The Clerk shall cause publication of this ordinance to be made as required by law.
 Passed December Ist, 1911.
 Approved December 1st, 1911. (SeaD A H. NOON,
 Mayor of Town of Nogales, Arizona. Attest:
 C.. NJ RATHBUN,
 11-9 1t. Town Clerk.
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RARE BARGAINS.

Owing to, business interests demanding my presence in Cal ifornia after January 1St, l will sell my jewelry and stationery bushes under value for cash.
 Quick purchaser gets advant- age of Holiday Trade.
 Fixtures, building, long lease. Also tl><ee residence lots in fine location. Good furnished house..
 Fine investments for right party with cash.
 E. J. PELLEGRIN, 129-tf. NOgaleS, Arizsna.
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NOTICE.
11-9-55

Notice is hereby given that the, annual meeting of the stock holders of The Tri-Metallic Min ing, Smelling and Refining Company, incorporated, will be held at the MOntezuma Hotel, in Nogales, in the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on Monday, January 8th, 1912, commencing at nine o'clock A. M., and continuing for not less that two hours, for the purpose of electing a Board of Five Di- rectors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 M. K. GANTZ,
 11-25-5t. Secretary.
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Espee Improvements at Benson.
1 11-25-5t.

The appropriation of S37OO for the purpose of raising and alter
 ing the depot here has become available, and work to commenca making improvements will begin within two months, says theBen- son Press. It will take most of that time to get the required material assembled. 1t will be raised about sixteen inches, and the ground underneath will be filled to the level of the track. The residence portion of the depot will be made into waiting room for the ladies, with lavatory and toilet accommodation, and new quarters for the operating department will be provided.
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Mayor.


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T )wn Clerk
Counte; signed:

Section 3. The Mayor aud the Town Clerk are hereby authorized and direct ed to execute said bonds for and on behalf of tue Town, and to have the interest coupons ltEe1ticated with their fac simile signatures as above provid ed for, and when ducly eScuted as aforesaid said bonds shall bo deliv- cred to the purchasers thereof upon payment ot the purchase price thereof.
 The proceeds of the sale of saids bonds shall be placed in a special fund which shall be used and applied solely for the
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i cant) per annum, payable semi annual i ly nl the 1st day Of March and of | September In each year until the mR- turity of the principal, and shall have coupons attached representing said in- terest installments; both principal and interest Of said bonds shall be mad e payable in lawful money of the United States of America at tho Hanover Ma 1 tiOnal Bank in the City and State of New York.
 Section ?. Said bonds and coupons shall be in substant ally the following forms respectively, to-wif:
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
 TOWN OF MORALES.
 WATER SYSTEM BOND. No. S1OO0.OO
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that the town of Nogales. in the Conn ty of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. acknowledges itself indebted and for value received hereby promises to pay to bearer on the first day of September. A b, 1911, the principal sum of One | terest thereon from the date hereof until paid, at the rate of five per centum 6 per cent) per annum. payable on the first day of March and of Sep tenn Der in each year. to the date of the maturity of the principal, evidenced by and payable upon presen tation and surrender of the annexed interest coupons as they eeveralIy become due. Both principal and interest of this bond are payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the and State of New York. And for the prompt payment of the principal and interest of this bond as they respec- lively become due, the full faith, credit and resources of said town are hereby irrevocably pledged.
 THIS BOND is issued for the purpose of providing funds for the construction of waterworks system to supply said town and it's inhabitants with water, pursuant to the favorable vote of more than two thirds of the qualified elect ors 4sasiding in said town and owners of real or personal property, subject to
  dinances, resolutions and proceedings 1 of the Mayor and Common Council of said town duly passed, approved and | and pursuant to and in full | with the requirements of the laws of the United States and of | the Territory of Arizona, particularly l an act of Congress approved March 8, 1898, relating 10 the issuance of munic- l pal bonds in the territories.
 AND IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND | RECITED that all Acts, conditions and | things required by the laws of the United States and the Territory of Ari- sena to exist, happen or be performed, 1 precedent to and in the issuance of this bond do exist, have happened and have been performed in regular and due | ,orm, time and manner as required by aw, and that the amount ot thls bond together with all other indebted ness Of ,aid Town does not exceed any limita- ! ,ion imposed by law
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said Town | ,f Nogales has causes thls bond to be igned by it's May or and couutersigne6 oy its Town Clerk. and its corporate isal to be hereto affixed, and has caus- Id the annexed interest coupons to be with their fac simile ignatures and thls bond to be dated he first day of September, A. D 1911.
 Countorsigned:
 SeaD ...... .........-........
 Mayor.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Secretary

The First National Bank
 of Nogales, Arizona, Dec.
 4th, 1911.
 To THE STOCKHOLDERS:
 Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of this bank for the election of directors and for the transaction of other legitimate business will be held at the banking rooms of said bank, Nogales, Arizona, on Jan uary 9th, 1912, at 9:OO a. m.
 BRACEY CURTIS, 11-9-5 President.
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Mayor.
Town Clerk. (FORM OF CUPONl

No. SZ0 UU
 On the First day of (March) (Septem- ber) 19-, the Town of No9a'es, in the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, will pay to bearer Twenty five Dollars, lawful money of the United States of America, at the Hanover Ma tional Bank, in the City and State of New York, being interest then due on it's Water System Bond dated Seutem- ber 1st, 1911.
 No.-.
 Counte; signed:
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Marshall George Lopez.

Marshall George Lopez. Polling plaer-AltO Mining Snoltin" and Transportation Company'S Building. I;y order of the Board of Su- perViSorS. Santa Cruz County. Territory of Arizona.
 PHIL HEROLD.
 CLERK.
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ELECTION OFFICERS.

MORALES PRECINCT NO. ONE.
 InSpcctor-A. A. Doherty
 Judges -BO. J. WhitcSidc. E. l.. Chalfant.
 Clerks P J. Munch, J. B Bristol.
 Marshal O. Saxhang. l Polling Place Hall. CALABASAS PRECINCT NO. TWO.
 Inspector M. Cumming.
 Judges John w. Quain, T. D. CaSanega.
 Clerks s-J. E. Wise, John Cum ming.
 Marshal Tom Shugart.
 Polling Place-Public School House.
 TUBAC PRECINCT NO. THREE. Vim. Lowe.
 Judges J. F. Black, Manuel King Clerks B. Sinohui, Ray mOnd Burruel. Marshal Rafael Saenz
 Polling Place School House. CRITTENDEN PRECINCT NO. FOUR
 Inspector-E. E. Bethell.
 Judges Yariclz, Pete Bergier.
 Clerks Frank Mitchell, Val. Valenzuela, Jr.
 Marshal Fred B. Sayre.
 Polling Place-Public School House.
 HARSHAW PRECINCT NO. FIVE
 Inspector-H. B. Fryer.
 Judges Richard Farrell, Al Hopkins.
 Clerks Sorrells, Ernest Best.
 Marshal Nicholas Farrell.
 Polling Place - Farrells old store building.
 WASHINGTON CAMP PRECINCT NO. SIX.
 Ins<5setor-M M. Trickey.
 Judges ID ennis COughlin, George Brooks.
 Clerks Harrison, Chas A. Bankard.
 Marshal John Casey.
 Polling Place -Trickey'S store. LOCHIEL PRECINCT NO. SEVEN. Inspector or-Tom Chalmers.
 Judges E. Heady, J. H. Bennett.
 Clerl1s-V. J. Wager, o. de la Ossa.
 Marshal-F'rank Parker.
 Polling Place-Public School House.
 CAMILLE PRECINCT NO. EIGHT. Inspector-Henry Pyeatt. Judges B. Titus, N. l.. Houston.
 Clerks F. Davis, B. K. Wilson
 Marshal-Joln Yoas. Polling Place-Public School House.
 MONTANA CAMP PRECINCT
 NO. NINE.
 SpectOr-Wm. Marteney. Judges-J. $. Andrews, Frank | LanyOn. Clerks-C. O. F'oltz, Ellis Me i DOugall.
 Marshal-Tom B. Dillon. Polling Place-AndrewS Store |
 ELGIN PRECINCT NO. TEN. InspectOr-Ben Powell. JudgeS-M. T. Holden, R. So- lanO.
 Clerks-W T. Roath, M. Me Donnell.
 Marshai-James Barnett. Polling Place-Public School  SOPORI PRECINCT NO. ELEVEN. InSpectOr-Juan B. Elias. Judges-Tomas Elias, Sr., Andres Duarte.
 ClerkS-TOmas Elias, Jr., An tonic AmadO.
 Marshall. M. Orosco. Polling Place-House of Juan B. Elias. MOWRY PRECINCT NO. TWELVE. InSpectOr-W. D. Parker. JudgeS-J. A. CrawIey, Sam Prouty.
 Clerks-S. P. Baucher, o. Phelps.
 MarShal-B. Baldwin. Polling Place - Consolidated Smelling and Transpor- 5ation Company Building. sALERO PRECINCT NO THIRTEEN. Inspcctor-S. A. Fischer Judges -GcOrgc Clarke. Frank 2eichcrt. Clerks-Josiah Bond, c. H. Schultz. l.
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BENWOOD
DEFEATED PrrTsBURa ATHLETIC
CLUE YESTERDAY.
FraEisr Gets Homer Inside Of Grounds
Keller Pitches Effectively for
MIL Town Boys.

In game marked with good playing
on tho part OF both teams the fast semi
profes ional team representing BeuwoOd
defeated the Plttsburg Athletic club yes
terday afternoon on the Benwooi ball
park by the score OF ; to I TIE smoky
Citv club was touJed as the strongest
semi OCCASIONAL team In Western Penn
sylNanta. but played nothing like the
form showed by the Benwooders. Eddie
Helfer pitched effectively FOR the Mili
Town boys holding his opponents down
TO six hits. which were scattered
throughout the nine INNINGS.
\ total OF l3 hits were garnered off
the delivery OF Beatty. pitching FOR
Ptttsburg. the most Of which came when
hits meant runs The feature OF the
game WAS the smuggling OF Frazier. play
ms right field for the victors. who con-
nected three times out OF four trips 70
the bat. one OF the drives going for a
home run inside the grounds. Wharton
also connected three times. while White
man goc~two bingles, both OF which
went for two bases. The flttsburg club
was accompanied by a crowd Of about
200 rootcrs. and returned last evening
about o'clock on the excursion. The
box score follows.
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Observation-Disclosures

the resort. All the amusements were
well patrOnizcd and the excellent con
cert programs by Summers military
band were very much enjoyed. but the
blk feature Was the excellent musical
comedy production that was given It's
Hrst performance Yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Little and William
Reed are The principals and they are
ably supported 10y Joseph Eyster Rem
Rumloy. Miss Glenn Welsh and Harry
Walton. The play is entitled The
bell Boy and Mr. Walton as the how.
is q scream The work OF Mr. Reed
and Miss Little Is fine and their sing
Ing is all that could be desired
Listen 10 the Jungle Band. WHATS
the Use 10 Go To College II You've
Been 10 College Inn. Dear Hear, or
Mine. All Alone" II Was All Right
IN My Young DAYS But I'm All in
Now and mississippi Dippy Dip" are
some OF the song hits OF the piece that
VIII be whistled FOR DAYS.
The City 4 Elm Grove line rave "a
very satisfactory two minute service
TO the resort throughout the day and
evening.
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MASS TO WAR DEAD.
First Affair For Spanish War Victims
Held at Capitol.

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Military
field mass for the Spanish war dead
was celebrated in the shadow OF the
Washington monument today before
an audience OF fully $4,000 people
President TAFT members OF the cab
met. the diplomatic corps and OF CON
gress were among the participants in
the mass. which was preceded by "a
parade OF the local Veterans associa-
tons. the National Guard companies
OF Washington and members OF Cath
Ole organization.
MonsignOr Russell conducted the
mass. while a trained chorus OF 1926
voices sang the service.
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Lawn and Porch Swings at
MELLOTTS.
Bellaire Briefs.

Mrs. Frank Myers. ~ Harrison
street. is visiting her parents ~ ST
tlalrsyilie
Miss Anna Kieber. OF Guernsey
street. Us visiting relatives 80 CI.ve.
land
Miss Hazel Workman u.s. 900 AZ her
home ON Winding $500
Col G 7. poormau le.t yesterday
FOR Muucie. Ind whore he viii deliver
o. memorial address fo frn o. 8 q
p0s' ~ that cify His daughter. SIR.
Hart. formerly of fh.s cifv. uHi
present rho posf oifh a Gag and cot
fonrmln $3.50 deliver the presentation
Address
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MOUNDSVlLLE
Defeats the Marietta semi-Professional
Team in Past Game Yesterday
Afternoon.

Special Dispatch 70 the IntelIigencer.
MARIETTA. o.. May 2N-Ey work
ing the squeeze play To- perfecIion upon
two different occasions the fast
MoundsNille team defeated the locals
this afternoon by the score Of to q.
Mullen. who secured two hits during thu,
cnm-. was painfully spiked IN the
fourth inning. "A to-. ON hi. foot being
badly lacerated. singles 10y Cope, smith
and Carr figured iu the visitors run
getting while Higgins was the pcrpaf a
tor of the squeeze play IN two in
stances. The score by innings.
Muuu4SNllle. % . 10 % % U-4 90
Naricttu...... 00uUlu Oo-S o
Batteries Williams and Higgins. Boil
les and Ellis
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Dlaz Spends Outlet Day.

VERA CRUZ. May 2S.-General
Diaz spent Sunday in quiet. He rest
ed most OF tho day. denying himself
to visitors with the exception of mem
bers OF HIS immediate party. SEN
tries paced the verandas and the
whole neighborhood was loOped like
barracks. as every house is filed with
soldiers.
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news BRIEFS

With appropriate exercises. par
ticipated In by scholars Of the Okla
homa public school. in Triadelphia
district Saturday. the Lady Washing
ton council NO. ]. daughters OF Liber-
T., presented the scholars with a hand
some United States flag.
on charge ~ assault and rob
bing John Hertig. Of $50. Lee Qumby.
a negro. was arrested Saturday and
held TO the grand jury.
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INTEL bunch .
Takes Manual Training school Team
Into Camp by Score Of 10
Saturday.

ire crnck team made up ~ members
or The editorial force Of the IutelliEcurer
won the OPENING game of t4e season on
saturday afternoon against the fast
nine representing TIE Manual Training
schoo. up Big Wheeling creek. the score
being = % The feature OF the game
was the all-nround piay'ng - TIE INTEL
lluCh The game was marked with
Considerable wfanEliuE over tire rank de-
ciSiors 81 the umpire. h1tr teams being
victims. The box score follows
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SPORTORIALS

According 20 the batting averages %
tit - ~ J.. league issued 10y President
-"' r- Mof"Iani of Titt~hurg. HughoN
Tate. former Stosie. now playing vita
f.I lnliT- at HIuS~snWu. b. hitting
AZ 500 clip. being rILtl 900 th- column.
S"utz. now with East Liverpool is next
o. Tate, with percentage OF .3E2. while
Gray ~ The Putters g. Llftiur PSI. Deit-
cis. the l"r" lHd via" Isl GOVERNS Tire
gan. th- Martins Ferry lo, Mo
tviri.ne for View Cast'e. mas pitched in
-iN EhiueS. non two. lost three and tied
tHt SlNth ore. AturuluG To- press MOI
uces. MorFau ls o." be- released with ID
number uf other twirlgrS.
Johnny Fisher. formerly with Wheeling
and who was released to T.l~t LIVERPOOL
ny inn. Knoll 81 Tire Dayton Vets.
Won Ais game SATURDAY AGAINST New
castle. letting the latter team JoUn
with eight hits Fisher not only pitched
.n form. but made tie uit That brought
farmed out central leasuer 20 East ilv-
efp".i i- iu form ana managed to take
'hs Ne" Castle bunch over also.
Owner claude VarneH Of the Fort
Wayne team has secured aIofl-r new
hltcH'r iu tie person OF Wee Wuhe'
Robertson. WHO has been t,tIrliur Aftl
We itLAi'.lN team "f tNe American
association. Kohert~"n was with Fcrt
~ aN n". t"o seasons ana WAS drafted
lnllarapolis Wcr1s-. tile Pnlladeiplf.,
American league team pitcher. has
oin-d frs MIilens and won tis nrSf
same. and THINGS 90 tie present time
Iuoh ilt- Fort WAYNE has about fI.
lest pitching starr - any team In tho
Elmer Mofht. WHO was released by
rem ,hgon<n his inability 90 get
Madison 'in boz d." y. I league.
j. Frank b. 'ar-or. president ~ the
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GENERAL ARBITRATION
Many Nations Ask Copies OF New
Treaty Of the United States.
England and France.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May IS
Other nations than France and Great
Britain are awaiting with keen inter
est the development OF the negotia-
tons looking to a general arbitration
treaty. and already Secretary Knox
has received a number OF applications
from diplomatic representatives in
Washington for copies OF the draft Of
the treaty. Among them is one from
the Netherlands. the home OF the ar
bitration principle.
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Find Body in River.

CLEVELAND. o.. May 2s.-The
mystery in the disappearance of Ho-
mer W. Messenger. a trustee OF the
National order Of Railway Mail
Clerks. who left home last Tuesday.
10 30 fishing. was cleared up to-day
when his body was found in Rocky
river.
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RICHMOND. Ind. May 2s-Frank
Smith. OF Dayton. Ohio. was killed and
Ralph Fribe. OF Dayton was probably
fatally injured today when they we're
Knocked OF the top OF box car on
the Pennsylvania railroad by an over
head bridge.
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records o. the departed comrades by
members OF SpanRler post
The class is composed OF six members
Misses Ida Lindsey. Belle Bunfl. VILLA
Ward and Mcssrs Ray Stricklinc
Ernest Davis and Joseph Griffith The
address 90 The class viii be delivered
Dos The Rev. Nr. Ice. pastor OF the
Christian church
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NEW Np1:K. May es-A worlds
cord "f lH feet -. inches for throw
.-E fID discus was fabiisne d today lv
Martin j sheridan. OF the Irish Arneri-
can Athletic club. 90 Celtic park The
previous record was set 10y him two
years $50 at las feet Ioia inches
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
DECORATION DAY NEEDFULs.

We II De closed all day Tuesday.
. iiAi.l~ufue line ur new White
W ui~t-. Etvttily trimmed al over
eUhf ult~ret front OF fine lacr-
l-"~e waists were bought 20 sell az
Co., The sizes heinz broken. wei
sell n. em Monday az -3c.
come early for those White Petit
coats flounced with deep embroidery.
unset tl'h - mattel. extra wide skirts.
rcfuar hanis values ar sN.
corset covers aandsomeir trim
med, any size ysI wish. az 25c soc.
All sin Gloves 10 BLACK. tan. gray,
neIe. duIile typed fingers NJ soc.
New ttlfs 600 black and white silk
elastic. all black. pretty buckles. al
2ao AID 900
White Dress skirts mnae 81 fine
i'nenc. tailor made. pl-ated AMI tuck
'eI. made from the verv latest mod
els. ~ s 90. 5 80 20 9Z5o
l."r-~t~. straps. high back. deep
..i-. aHy style 20 10 your nsure. al
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Many Die in Floods.

Annoy. China. May ga consider
able loss Of life and much damage 10
property owing 10 the heavy floods
are reported from Changchowfu, F1-
/ ken province. and the west river vii
lagos.
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Moundsville High school team has de-
cided to diShand for the season and has
called OFF all Of the scheduled games.
This was the reason that the Mounds
vile school was not represented IN the
field meet hold saturday afternoon by
the Ohio Valley Athletic association
The game which was TO have been
played yesterday afternoon at Patterson
between the Patterson Athletic club and
the Wslk-ONer boot SHOP team was
called off owing to the Incompetence
OF the latter team