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Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
Studebaker Wagon

Do you want a buggy, the
STUDEBAKER is the best buggy
made. A carload will be in Dun.
can soon. Sold by E. w. Taylor.
40.
/ will do dressmaking, at my
home near school building, prices
reasonable, work guaranteed.
Mrs. J. F. johnson
Duncan, Arizona.
We F. shriver was in town last
week getting some stationery
printed for the season of his horse
Fox. !"
John Clay came in last aatllr-
day afternoon from HurleyR lew
Mexico, where he has been work
ing for several weeks. Mr.. Clay
will remain nearer home now,
having accepted a job with the
Shamrock mining company near
Steeplerock.
Joe Elledge, one of the promi-
nent citizens of Franklin and
Trustee of the Franklin school
district, was in town Tuesday and
informed us that the Bond Elec-
tion for building a new school
building carried last Saturday, 13
for and 4 against.
Chas. Sands made a business
trip to Clifton last week returning
Thursday. He recently sold a
car load of fat goats to Gatta of
Clifton.
j.. H. Lacy and son, Jake, came
the first of the week from Hurley
and returned Tuesday. Mr.. Lacy
IS well pleased with the new town
and its progress. His boys have
work and the Phillips boys are
working.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
Card of Thanks

We take this method of thank
ing one and all who so kindly
aided us in the recent death
of our father, ]. T. Hildreth. We
shall always feel most kindly to-
ward Duncan people for their
kindness and assistance.
]. A. HiIdreth and wife.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05

MaricOpa County Committee Takes
Effective Steps to Free Party
FROM DANGEROUS WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING
Patriotic Arizona Democrats Tire of Treason in Ranks
And Proceed to Clean House Resolutions Snap With
Point and Force.
Whereas The Arizona Democrat under the ownership
simply afternoon echo of the morning Republican, and
Whereas political activities consist in making at
tempt another rock the democratic boat and
Whereas knowledge that its payroll is met by the
Pacific Gas Electric company and that the checks sign
clerk the employ of the Pacific Gas therefore,
be it
Resolved That the county democratic central comme of
Marcopa county, utterly repudates the Arizona Democrat
democratic organ and demands that the word Democrat be k
headlines and that the words Pacific Gas be subsut
therefor other suitable heading; and further
Resolved That the secretary Of the committee hereby direct
to copy resolutions the Arizona Democrat
This Illuminating and instructive resolution passed by the
Marcopa democratic central committee There
accurately reflects the minds of progressive democrats
generally
35 of the committeeman present and the
solutions adopted with enthusiasm These resolutions should
the paper which the democratic party
Phoenix the territory It the of the committee
expressed the resolutions that this out it's col
and adopt consistent with its policy
Well informed persons Phoenix and the large knew
such action that taken yesterday coming The
effect this action will be widespread It will unite
still closer the progessves of all parties their fight statehood
and self for Arizona will rid the democratic
party Arizona of journalistic barnace Party lines have cut
almost figures this fight anyway and the action of this
mittee will still further to obiterate them
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
FIVE TINES MAYOR

Carter Harrison has just been
reelected Mayor of Chicago for
the fifth time; and, his father
was mayor Of Chicago before him.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05

Albany, N. Y, March 20.
Fire swept and water drenched,
New York states magnificent
twenty-seven million dollar CAPT
tol stands this morning a partial
wreck by flames that started IL
the assembly library and burned
away the entire west wing.
The flames got away from the
firemen again about 10 this NOR
ming and a number Of firemen IN
jured by falling debris.
Five million dollars probably will
repair the damage to the state
capital by the fire, but no money
can restore the historical records
burned.
No trace has been found of
Samuel Abbott, the aged night
watchman.
Fire is still burning in the ruins
of the state library and reading
room and seven streams of water
are being poured upon it.
One hundred national guards
men are on watch in the corridors
tonight and so policemen patrol
the streets outside.
The legislative houses met in
the city hall today. 1t will be at
least a week before the legislative
business will proceed in its accus-
toned channels.
1t is believed the fire was start
ed by defective electric wiring.
Electricians deny a defective
wire caused the fire, and say it
was caused by cigarette.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
.ent i'm ScIOmOnville

afternoon William F.
raj manager of the
.ry business in Solo
ihile driving around
1t the S. c. Co. at a
1.-TWO and one-tenth
/ hour) collided with a
tiff; after the wreck
! away it was found
was uninjured but the
iad. Bulletin.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
Remarkable Feat in
Air Navigation

Air Navigation
Hi Ecock, Mich, March 81. "A
flighC of ], GOA miles in twenty
six hours, from Columbia, S. c.,
to Hancock, undoubtedly the
longest and the swiftest aerial
voyage ever attempted by a bird
/ n, will be undertaken by V. E.
] Nnberger, if negotiations now
j 1g with the Greater Han
..''b come to a successful
G. .on.
j, uerger, inventor and build
e. he "Aeroplane, proposes
tt Ill his giant craft from the
facyory at Columbia, S. c., to
Hancock next July, should he be
engaged to give exhibition flights
here during the Semi Centennial
.t is planned to mark the
anniversary of the Copper
city. The inventor states
lts.e can transport his machine
r it's own power at less ex-'
ia than he could ship it by
49,. Is md that the thousandmile
flig4.t would be merely an Incl
den to the exhibition of the
machine in this city.
In his long aerial jaunt Jossen-
bere >r would sail over seven
sts >, three mountain ranges,
one of the largest inland
axe Michigan. He engages
the voyage at an average
forty miles an hour and
but one stop for fuel and
The entire journey, he
,s, would consume only
''er twenty-siX hours.
berger appears to be in
ca, and is willing to post a
lar felt guaranteeing the
sue performance of the feat.
He that he now has pend
ing er of $40, 900 from the
jap. government for the ex-
clus lnufacture of his ma
, chif Upon for military pur-
kposI also recently signed a
con- fly over Niagara Falls
and e across Lake Ontario
to t. linion. Later he con-
tenn a flight from ocean to
oces ich, he processes, he
can in four days, with not
NOR six stops for supplies.
Jt erger's machine, which
isa Aster as compared with
othe ying contrivances, embod-
les rood points of the aero
pian nd the Zeppelin dirigible.
Their included gas envelope
in adj ON to the planes. IF the
plane I to work the envelope
will It 800 pounds weight;
both sand gas envelope fail
the n ,e, in capsizing, forms
a peri parachute, which will
! lower eight, of 1000 pounds
The in 1tor is the first to make
use of e depression fan for as
cendil this device obviating
the ne "a run of from 60 to
100 fe the getaway which
is imr i've with machines of
the { Clss, Wright, Farnum,
and Bleirot type. For instance,
Jossenberg er claims that he can
ascend or descend with perfect
ease from or on the ordinary roof
top.
1t is p, oable that the Greater
Hancoc club will close with
Jossenl er, and that his great
machin fter the thousand mile
inter-s flight, will be one of
the att ons at the Semi Cen
tennis iome-C Coming, over
which ident J. D. Ryan of
the A Imated Copper Com
pany preside
Sad entin ScIOmOnYiIle
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05

A small boy told his father
AS he hoed his garden row,
He could hear the river calling
And he longed to drop his hoe
dad, / hear the fish are biting, ;"
His dad hoed a hill or two,
Then he said; ''Stick to your
hoeing
And
they
won't
bite
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
Cigarette Causes
Big Fire
N. Y. State Capitol Burn

The Building is Estimated
to Have Cost $27, 7,00O, 600
THE DAMAGE DONE BY FIRE.
AND WATER WILL BE CLOSE
TO FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
A Timely Warning

1t is said they're shooting Gringos
In that war in Mexico.
Soldiers in pursuit Of fortune
Who just felt that they must go
Down across the Rio Grande
Where mans work was to do;
But if you stay where you ought to
Then
won't
you.
They have captured them in bun
ches,
Men in rags-with wounds and
sears.
They went out in search Of glory
And are now behind the bars;
They will lead them out some
morning
When the skies are clear and
blue
But if you stay where you ought to
Then
theV
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05

oable that the Greater
club will close with
:er, and that his great
fter the thousand
flight, will be one of
ons at the Semi Cen
Homecoming, over
ident J. D. Ryan of
.mated Copper Com
preside
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05
George Kalar Returns

yOu
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-04-05

the { rlss, Wright, Farnum.
and Bleirot type. For instance,
Jossenberg er claims that he can
ascend or descend with perfect
ease from or on the ordinary roof
knn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-21
COMM'RS' NOTICE.
Notioe 70 Contractors

Notice il hereby given that the under
signed state Board II control Of West
virginia. will until noon Oh Monday. the
Bird day OF July. 1911. receive seale-i
bids FOR furnishing all materials and
labor and erecting and completing a
building. bath rooms and laboratories. At
the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf
and Sint. KOmney. West Virginia. ac-
cording 70 plans and specifications filed
at the following places.
ofrlce OF the Waeeling Intelligcncer.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Ofnce OF Dispatch News. Parkers-
burg. ". Va.
Office OF ". Va. ;, hools for the Deaf
and Blind. Romney. W. Va
Office Of the state Board Of Control.
Charleston. ". Va
All bids must be sealed and accom-
panied by certified check for TWO
Hundred Dollars ,S2u0.OOI. and must be
addressed 10 tie State Board ~ Control.
Charleston. West Virginia. plainly mark
81 bid for work az the West Virginia
schools for the DEAF and Blind" this
check To- be held or returned as set forth
IN specifications
Immediately upon awarding contract.
the successful bidder is expected 60 eNe-
cute proper contract with guaranty
bond IN a penalty equal TO tie amount
or the contract price
All bids must be made by items as
shown by form for hid filed with specl-
fications. and the state Board Of Control
reserves the right t. do all the work or
such parts as Il may determine. and also
the right TO reject any and all bids.
This the 18Th day OF June. 1911
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
By Jno. 4 Sheppard.
je-1q-2I-e4
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Redemption of Bond Notice.
Redemption OF ponos Not,ce.


or the drawing for redemption of
3onds or the Loan OF 1855 OF the City OF
Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners Of the Loan of 1855 of the CITY
Of wheeling. West Virginia, that on
June -. 1911. pursuant 10 the require
ments OF the Ordinance OF said CITY
passed May 70. 1855. entitled An Ordi-
nance TO provide for the Issue and sale
OF Bonds OF the city OF Wheeling to be
known as the Bonds or the Loan of 1855
and for the redemption and payment
thereon and providing for payment into
the city Treasury OF certain amounts
from revenues Of the Gas and Water
works the following described Bonds
issued under the said Ordinance were
duly determined by lot lv said Commits
sioners FOR redemption and payment on
the first day Of July \. J.. 1911. to-wit:
Bonds Of $500 .00-Principal each num-
bered as follows. 7T-6I-32-IO3-7
Total. S35OO.oO
Bonds of $1,000. OO-Principsl each
numbered as follows: 296-I4l-l3O-3Oe-22 S-
2O5-2s6
Total. $1,000 90
said Bonds 50 determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank of the ohio
valley In the city OF Wheeling West
virginia. on and after the first day OF
July. 1911. and said bonds so determined
Will cease 20 bear interest from the Ia Z
named day and date
LAWRENCE T. SANDS.
b. W. PETERSON.
ALFRED CALDWELL
commissioners OF the Loan OF 1855.
1e-l5-hW
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PLAY BENEFIT GAME
AT BENWOOD SUNDAY
MYERS TEAM AND BENwooo TO
CLASH AGAIN.
Miss Wayne Burke. q Benwood.
Who is an invalid.

Tho generously of fhe idcnfs of
rcuvoDd. as o,I a. those at fhc head
of thc scmI prof. I0naI team ~ chat
place. vil bo sh0sn Sunday afternoon
bod 90 commemorate way. vhcn mo Zen.
wood fnam 1nd fha Myers Provision
company mime viii play for tho benefit
of Miss Mayme Burke. we'll known
YOUNG lady of me NlI town. MIsa
Burke Dad fbo misfortune ro Yau %
frw yrlr AGO. iuIur.ug ono off Dor
Umha. nrd few months ago she was
forced fD huto DO ampuiafod
Tho II'r OFF PLAYING H c1mr for Dor
benefit nas PLACED before Managers
Irrd OLSON and George FItzrcnid ol
tn" fwo irar. and both readily agreed
fp play f 800 fho players have agreed
'' donate tHr|r services and ticket
selling campaign Ia. boon .naururair1
hF fho rUlruH oft Uouvuod and
vicinity which ia proving successful
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or the drawing for redemption Of the
Main Street Bridge Bonds Clst Serhes)
OF the city OF Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Main Street Bridge
Bonds Gst Series) that on june
-. 1911. pursuant 70 the requirements
or the Ordinance Of said CITY
passed lltn day OF March 1890 en-
utled An Ordinance 10 provide for the
issue and sale OF Bonds OF the CITY OF
Wheeling - he known as the Main
street Bonds Cst Series and for the re-
dempuon and payment thereof" The
Following described Bonds issued under
said Ordinance were duly determined bv
lot by Said Commissioners for redenlp-
Ton and payment on the first day OF
July. 1911. to-wit.
Bond OF $500 oO--Principal-leI
Bond Of $500 .O0-Principal-12a
said Bonds so determined viii be re-
deemed and paid At the Bank 81 the ohio
VALLEY. so the city OF Wheeling. West
virginia. on and after the said first day
OF July. 1871. and said bonds 80 deter
fnlnei VIII ceasS 20 bear interest from
the last mentioned day and date
I. J.. SANDS.
J. 4. MILLER
y. W. PETERSON
Commissioners OF the Main street Bridge
Loan. Isl Series. fc-l5-hW
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senting nothing better than light wells
or dry holes.
In the Pcrryville district. Allegheny
county. where II was confidently eN-
pectcd that the new wells would spring
20 the production Of 500 or 1000 barrels
day, light wells have followed the
schwartz gushcr. The Jones farm test.
Gun i"et south of tAe schwartz producer.
the frSt completed after the schwartz
well. las been put 10 pumping and is not
good Tor morS than 10 or j. barrels
day.
The test ou tho Ryud farm located
loo feet west OF the Schwartz producer
j. about the same kind OF "a producer.
Tho BeLedum. Trees. Parker and Don
aldSou test on the Mary 4. kayioe farm
Is 20 feet ia the sand and has 10 show
II oil or gas. As thirdsaud producer
IL Is a failure ana viii be drilled deeper.
IN TIE Presumption that "A new pool mad
been discovered, the location on the
Eynd farm was Thought To- Doe the one
best bet.
Southeastern Ohio.
Light wells are very much In evil
dence lu southeastern ohio. In the
Iayn" district. Liberty township. has
drilled N'. on bis own farm through
th" kecuer sand and has buster In
/ IN" same locality. VI. W. bonually has
drilled test ou the Jennie Cuthbert
farm tErou-h th~ Bulls Run sand. and
.as very Ist iImI"r. ln Lawrence
town ship. Oh" Euucks oil Company has
drilled a second test ou the Mary NJ
Brooks farm through the salt sand and
uHs q 10 barrel uumuer.
Near Scottown. budiow township. tic
| Pure on Producing Company has COM
| pl"tet No. ON the Charles Cawley
[ farm and has light pump.r in The first
| COW Rum sand. ON the river front. IN
I b"im1nt county, the Carnegie Natural
/ Gas Company hts drilled its test on the
] lAutiliu Mil property through the 100-
/ foot sand and has n du-t.r
| lu TIE same locality the Terminal oil
| y Gas COMPANY Do. drilled test on
I rho Lake Erie railroad rigIt-of-way
I through the Err,1 grit and ta~ light
EI~s~r. Davis a. ScHcll got one OF the
'mc Kind ~ th"ir lost on tlo Kehrer
ilIi.,. "I1 l'sir * 20. scored dustor
'n tne John SMITH farm.
ln Ja .hs'n t'vnSuip. Perry county.
/ .' Col. deep fuu territory. fIe Garter
%. Company LAS started $50 ON the g.
/ :. N'l'l farm lu Rush rrsck township.
. Fairfield county. fIe same courrauv'-
/ So. 600 Oh" D.. T. Guy'on farm is hnld-
+ ing lr at 'op ana so ou the e.. Lock-
West Virginia.
on Lambs Bun Murphy district
. oI company LAS drilled $50 O. on tie D..
. Do Scott form tHrHHr. f.e iic luIlu
-aHt Hui Ua- 20 lglf El-sar 600 t.tt
formation. fu tho ~u.nr-tnu pool. C'tr
. district. Harrison county. tho Same come
lIa farm. 600 f.sf into tue nifty boot sand
HlI ..- Developed 90 light show % OBJ
+ 10 3D. -tt. drilling anal should Develop %
on Little ruut creek Grant district
l'.llfiIEs county. o.. i.lIHdeIp. 1000 come
. H.rN Ia- drilled 90 test .u the Henry
N".E.t farm tf"HEh irr s~IHaN -.nd
ana II- .r.f rH-s"r iu tl.r dI--
tract. Wool counts. fl' NeH York pee
trH.tsH company Hi- drilled l fe-f ou
t.e Nio.frI N"ier farm tur.u-H fro
Ic.f Tumr.f Iu t.r Union district
N Hrf0u Bros art t..e Reed Gas ...n-
r1rN .tt" completed $50. 90 "u tI'
. Carol l. Wharton farm. .ui n.r -"-
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Company Bonds.
-N'lIlt Is hereby given that pursuant
e. the terms and provisions OF a certain
NOR sage deed 81 trust given by the
i,HiIel. trustee. dated January I-th.
1901. recorded in the office OF the Rec
order of Belmont County. Ohio. IN Vol
ume 81. on page 3is. said IaugnIiu Nail
Conn ahy has, by proper corporate action
% the premises. elected 10 redeem ana
pay at The city Bank OF Wheeling" m
t.e city OF Wheeling. Ohio County. West
NlrEiuia, on tAe first day Of July. 1917.
bonds ~ said Laughun Nail Company
numbered respectively and consccutivelv
from one tlp 20 ono hundred and nifty
il"Nl. both numbers inclusive. of the
denomination Of one thousand dollars
cA.h. and OF o. principal OF one hundred
ana fifty thousand dollars. being an OF
the bonds secured tp boz paid bv SAID
ffrt Jay OF July. 1911 said I.auchlln
Nal Company viii redeem and rar aid
~ said bonds az sIiJ Bank. together
with the interest coupons due and pay
able July !. 1911.
Especial attention is drawn o. the
fact and notice .s hereby given that hv
fhe terms OF said bonds and OF fft said
bonds VIII ccnee July 4. 1911. ami That
the interest coupons attached t1 said
bonds which shall not have become duo.
ur orig. ualiy thereto attached and sew
cred thsrrfrom. which shall not have
become due. viii. on July z. 1911. be-
come and ON tHnt dag. and thereafter.
he uIll ard void and that said raurhfIr
Sail company VIII ro longer De- liable
LATGHLrN SAIL COMPANY.
%. W. T. Gfcssnor.
'r iH.I IfE President
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COLLEGES.
GREET PLAYERS.
Come 90 Country Club on Friday for
Two Performances.

Tho scat sale for tho Ben Greet
open air plays. which will ho given
af thr Wheeling Country club ou FRI
day. Dol now open. and. Judging from
fno rrcaf demand for soats Do is safe
fo predict an unusually large attend.
ance at rho plays
Tho comedies Of Shakespeare. as
ritcn lv fhc Woodland players are
wondrousiy attractive. au- e. is mo-
wonder That so much interest Ias
boon displayed in this engagement
Tho following plays will bo given
TwcIfin Might and "sho stoopa
to Conquer Ben Greet win ho scon
th'r year ln bic we'll known roles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-21

Liquor Application city Of wheeling.

liquor Application CITY OF wheeling.
hr' iI-. IS. So. juno 3D. 1911.
Ir Whom. if AiHy tuu.crr.
Tho tHl.lwlra application IIs been
t..'i nff. rr fur liquor license year
IHtr anil 1919.
II.ifr"r O. HaIdnE. 1913 Market
street Residence if- coal 49, and 1898
hl I.h.f street
oil. -... certify shat tIr above ar-
Iu.HHf ..r retail liquor license has Co.
.rIf'i I .f.rfI.lfe from tho sheriff Df
h..l tnIftr. rerflfstre that boo IHa do-
posted Sine Hundred and sixteen Hui-
ltfH Hnl -.,ft.ervsu cents lfflf frl as
Required il Jaw
Itsarr. ffulE.
tfIA- % EEIEIft
f|fr. 80 Tire License court.
.t.Gf. ..|t.--fE
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DIED.

RILEY Tues1av June en-. 1871 o.,
.."'A a. u. 40 the residence ~
~ Penn street CNTWEvfNf. ~.
~ tIr lffc stephen Riley
-erficcs at fhc residence IN
M 'inc riar cvcrInr al c.r..'s
'nes or ffe family are irvff.f =,
Morning i"ufHiAy
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Resorts-Atlantic City, N. j
Hotel ErOntPnac


- lHTus fTOm BCaCh.
lNe most popular section. Between the
Two famous piers. central To- all attrac-
tions, modern. high-clasS hotel as good
as the best, capacity 25O. VIII make
very special terms Of IS UP weekly. 81. SO
up daily, sat To- Mon. 50. Including large
ocean rooms. metal beds. elevator. baths
phones. superior table. with white SER
vice table supplied direct from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumbing. porch-s
overlook the oceai. and Boardwalk. Book
let W. T.. WATTS
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Tho Walk over Root shop fcam viii
play thc Patterson Athletic club on
tho Patterson grounds SUNDAY after
noon and % flaf Same is expected d.
smith and Routhcr viii most likely
form the battery Tor the Patterson
team and Appolboom and Klaus Tor
The Boot shop nine.
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ENGLISH-FRENCH CAPITAL

CAPITAL FURNISHED for sound
- American. Canadian and Mexicaa
enterprises MiuinF. Industrial TIME.
and MHnuflr turiuE steam and Electric
Railroads financed. IRRIGATION projects
promoted. Substantial stock. Rond or
rcbeuturc Issues bought. sold OF under
written Collections and Cloararraa
made Tor Banks. BANKERS AMI Trnsf
CorIp nuira Hoad office London. Branch
Tarlr Ccrrfrr ordeU.c invited
lENr ~ nvrnc
1f.If-1s bloomsbury street London.
England
l. n.l..-.r..---. L
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POULTRY

=, Z, -------.-~---~---~~--s
" IN . ohe-White ana black. Thee
fss macNlnes. Waaomnn'F Edgviev
POULTRY YARDS. Wheeling. ". Va Reif
~ - 1910 ap-t0-tf
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LOST.

LOST-Cr taken from Monument pIaca
Elm Grove. boys htcvcIe lfiani
Brand Party returning same will bs
literally rewarded is-20-i
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


o. s. Euriuccr Offirr Whrcrrr W.
NH.. juno OF. 1911 sealed proposals fsr
huIifIrr H.N twu-efnrN r.Ehf-rnou lock-
.tIDr" n0urDH. fwu cur" 90 Dame Sos
o. 10 Huf lU. ohio River VIII Do TO-
.H.tri .f This office until nj o. m tEnft-
efn tweI July -- 1871. and Then pub
N"IN opened InfrrwIfHu ON arr' I-l-
fInr. o. W NtfafHrftcr nffIrr. rrrra
|nfr.fi. l..lf .ft..ff -r.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT

tOH HINT room modern apartment,
WIN bath. 6l2 Main 81. S25 90 u j.
smith. Natl i257M Ben S72R je-f6-tf
FOR ,HENT-f-roorn flat with hath
first floor, also 8. 4 and 6-room fiatal
nicely furnished. fitted up for Hsht
housekeeptng' rent reasonable Apply
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view. capacity 300. elevator. u~i,-,fc
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