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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-22
REPETITION
By RELEN WELBoRH sTEpMAn



Old gentleman Stufins looked
prosperous mentally, physically and
sartorially, Madam Stufins reflect
ed the prosperous light that shone
from her oorpulent mate. Adjec-
tives slightly modified in tho mega
tive quantity might DO used In de-
scribing their one offspring, Maria
Stuiiins, known as Marie, with q rev
adJechves of quality added TO do
note fluffy lightness of haify Pinky
whlteness and eySs almost too blue.
Lovers there wure none, In vain
they oamped in a palatial home In
their own town or stayed In fashion
able hotels Of the three border states,
In New York or San Francisco,
New Orleans or Chicago It was the
same In vain they were whis0ed
by six-cyiinder, noiselesa motors
from Watering place to watering
place. In fact, the Stuffinses seemed
to be on tour to prove American
man wants more than money when
taxing a bride And fssher Stui-
ms. mentally and orally-@ MS
spouse-determlned that only Amer
,ca cou'o TURN 'ne trio in'o d quar-
VET.
Inc room was weli OUT Pia,niy
1a' n.s1u %'''. I:o ias,, %'i ~ nO'e.''
:. ''Iu O'en WIN VI 'l-S Pio0p
cus ."o " ,'a'o QUO r0'in 40 '4'oy
iouho IT, anu ~ was 'iiere 'l'ey sPen'
A- n"pp' ii',l' .o',iei -
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-. ', a,,,a - ~ - -, -
49, "'f .tI,1 W u
~ WV '1 Oes' 40 :.
0'iiio'',i'ee "0noei why %a,'e
Is "i.ilouC auiil'ieis anu io'erS, . 1Ae'
one Is 50 SoOo anu KIM anu pro-
,ieieii. Ill % many ways anu no'
nolneiy er"
one mas not inc gut Oh gao ano
enhancing shit Oh glancing whlcf
seem 10 please ln0nAlhd' D0'n young
anu olu'
Marie LOOKS ike me- SAID INT
vile, glanclng into the mirror.
That's a fact well KNOWN Jane,
why did you love mer sh'
asked, rather dreamly.
The great man smiled as he ros
and looked out OF the window, mus
ingly.
Jennie" he said, twinkle il
his eye, 81 was acquainted with yol
ten years before / knew you. Ther
l was suddenly introduced. You re
member the ride you took one dark
cold night to warn Jonesville of In
tended burglary? You had heard
scrap of conversation between three
suspicious chaps In a railroad sta
ton, and thought it meant robbery.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-22

Marie Steffins galloped along the
soft, sandy road, shifting the sweet
scent Of the softly murmuring pines,
her groom galloping at a precise
correctness of distance behind her.
A sound tioated through the pines
that was not a sigh Of the trees,
which, as she galloped on, reached
her ears in louder and louder strains.
1t was a cry, a scream of anguish.
Marie halted, listened, waved her
whip TO the groom and sent her horse
dashing on through an opening in
the clearing toward the sound.
She reached the spot, jumped
from her horse, ran into the cabin,
pushed the screaming pickaninnies
away gently thrust the weeping coll
ored woman aside and stopped over
the injured darby.
"Waterl" cried the girl to the
groom near her; handkerchief,
towel, anything 10 tear Between
walls and means and splashes Of
blood she tied the knot that stopped
the flow of blood.
Two great, swarthy darkies stood
in the doorway, their faces pale with
fright, their forms stationary with
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
Equestrian Tournament RULES.

The following are the rules that have been adopted
for the government Of the EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT for
which elaborate preparations being made for fair week
will be Of the principal features OF that week
Of entertainment and will be enjoyed by the Old people
as well as the young Young men from the country and
adjoining counties are invited to enter the lists.
Length of lance seven feet, to balance two and one
half feet from point.
Each Knight must wear some appropriate costume
Of fancy coors.
ANY knight guilty of unchivalrous conduct will be
declared from the contest.
The ruling of the judges shall! be final
Any knights wishing to approach the judges must
do so under the escort of marshall.
The turning of a ring or the shying Of horse en-
titles the rider to new trial. provided he indicates his
n1rpose by lowering his lance
All knights shall assemble at the head OF the
course at 2O NJ and be subject to the commands OF the
marshal of the tournament
Horses not making the time will be ruled out.
The TOURNAMENT WILL be in charge Of three
;rd6as a marshal two aids and time keeper.
Knights expecting to enter the lists are requested
to notify the marshal of the TOURNAMENT by noon the
, day Of the event
No Knight will be eligible to ride until he has sub
ecrihed to these rules with his and the title under
which he will ride.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
Will D. Upshaw the Electromagnetic
" At the First Baptist Church.

Pastor NJ Galloway of the First Baptist Church is being assist
ed by Will Upshaw widely editor of the Golden Age and
popular evangelist meetings which began Sunday morning
pshaw his characteristic kept ripple ofnnocen mrtn
and through each of his lectures to the Sunday
School, of which, he impressed soul stirring truths
At the eleven o'clock Upshaw preached magnetic
sermon fixed his His outline was briefly
ts-y God Creator Christ my Redeem
er people my companions His work my employment on
Heaven my Increasing manifest from the begin
ming of the
The night characterized with spirit Of interest The
speaker subject Sneness purpose with this as text
This one thing do result Of the meeting total of fourteen
joined Sunday by experience letter and Watcrcae
Monday Brother Upshaw preached Inc Unknown
worker and Monday How begin revival Both sermons
were soul stirring messages calculated make people think pray and
Work
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
WANTED AT ONCE.

Your farm exhibits Bring them Fair headquarters at tb
Hpporome Main street and the Fair Association have them
isticy displayed
Bring as many different articles If you have o
bring it.
The individual exhibit has been off for the -
t few NJ orr farms prepared make satisfactory rd5r
farm exhibit Tts year will all exhibits together and t
one LARGE exhibit containing product county
On not think the other fellow has got all and Won mood 49,.
hna opvbne Such conclusion would be fatal to orr exbh
Do not forget your smoke house fine meat nd h.
dsnav very desirable Our Superintendent will recent ~
what YOU have will be returned conclusion Of tho
Far
The Fair Association
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
FAIR EXHIBITORS.

First impressions stick The impressions made on those VINO at
% the Fair the first Morning will be to our good or hu Wna 90
honor or dshono have good exhibits half ready dshono
moor exhibits bad but they placed and ready the honor
" havine done what you could yours
We have only short days OF the Fair let's be plum READY
70 oct the greatest satisfaction out of them posi-
the Fair headquarters next Monday Tuesday,
@ or;ntendens and they will heartily cooperate with you In
Won want need the end having exhibit
eee Nv onning day Tuesday Oct Oath Please discharge this
an YOU owe yourself and county promptly and very much
oDheduOn wv The Fair Association.
Obige
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2sTH.

Every farmer County and requested 20
lead productsTincipay cotton
and decorate money bypoducts to the Fair
tenhrty they will parade driving through the
III streets, headed by the band, playing Dixie
parade will Main street for inspection, and the
will be sold the highest bidder basis good mddns our
possible limit will augment this limit by add
g to other charges for weighing
etc. Not compelled sell, if prices do not suit
Make ND YOUR load as float $500 $780, $100 TO"
prizes greatest variety artistic arrange
D. by Martin v Calvin of the Georgia EX
pertinent Of the Georgia Agriculture
Society
$50 o. m.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
Attention Exhibitors
Fair Headquarters, Fitzgerald, Ca, Oct IA, 1911

Fair Headquarters, oct IA, 1911
Dear Sir
We know that your desire that county make good
display of her agricultural products possible and to TINS END IL ao
ooesorv that each and every county help in
some way making up this exhibit
There is hardly farmer the but what has article
of interest would help to make up the mammon display tne M
o1 desires to 6 NO. You know they do without the
goods e &C., .:, -
Fair HEADQUARTERS possibly later than next Thursday Bring
onc If nossible that our display have them begin
in I'M the exhibit superintendent will receipt you for your
od and thew will the conclusion the Far
The article YOU furnish will have name IN the display
M NOT NEGLECT disregard your this matter When
600 the exhibit you glad that in DO II and DO now
0oo ~ The Association.
D. l. MARTIN, Pres
R. DAVIS Sec
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
RELICS AND cURioS.

Dr B. Burroughs Brunswick, Ga. will be with us the
entire week with most interesting collection OF Rel
os and curos in the State show and tell
about them
desired expected that every one In this community VINO
character, will place same in
and cuo display local display VIII be under the super
vson of Mrs J. B. Butts article will be given suban
ial articles of value Will De placed IN the vaults
~ r hanks night all times be under personal super
lock and key
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
School and Tournament Day.
School Day.


will
superintendent
the school, and all the SCHOOLS
front of the Hppodrome under the
Prof r. j. Prenss
Phillips Bice Block and into the Audi
short and most interesting ad-
dress Burroughs, OF Brunswick Ga,
of Dr. Burroughs will tell you many
facts Georgia. be history but are not
officials will the stage Free
admission to all pupils County schools this day
Tournament Day.
this Jubilee OCCASION none will be more
exciting than this contest OF the Royal g IL
1t is ch1Varous and gallant COZ
test of Cavaliers Of browning the Queen OF Love
Beauty and her Maids
The will take place at sevenhrty O'CLOCK
in the Auditorium Hpporome Col O. H. Elkn delivering
Address.
prize of soOO $4,000 $1,000 $500 for the four most sue
cessfu knights
BESIDES agricultural horticultural products farm implements
and machinery poultry display domestic science
cooked vand or every kind ana ca
ter and many enter into the work of our modern
will be display
interesting entertainments will be furnished y
the shows features for this occasion
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
Programme for
Ben Hill County Fair
The following will main be carried out Cond
lions may require slight changes.
Tuesday, October 24th-First Day

Tuesday, October 24th-First Day.
m. opening exercises will take
Auditorium the ppodome Every minister and
expected be present Let
possibly Reserved seats will be Civ
officials OF everybody else
in this present The Auditorium will
commodate fifteen thousand people
Nusic-FRzgeraId
III Guyton Fisher.
by Country, It's Of Thee
Address-Rey NJ Galloway "The Minister Citizen and
the Churchs Industrial Province
Music
Address, E. Hill His Namesake
County"
Opening Dedication by the President D L. Martin
by Fitzgerald W&ycross Military Companies
Blowing O Whistles Ringing Bells.
One-Thrty O'Clock.
Military Battle by Fitzgerald aad
Waycoss Companies.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25TR.

Ladies' Parade-only lady occupants and lady
drivers.
Ladies Auto Race Main from Roanoke to Central
Nice prize winner. prize
p against time two and one-ha mile auto
track STRAIGHT away Roanoke Central
Troing pacing running oneourth and onehat
limit substantial prizes all these
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-17
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27TH.
Farmers Union and Labor Unions D.


Unions will form horse and
mueback parade, decorations enhr o'clock
6. m.
At will be addressed by r. F. Duck
dortb State President and Labor
n Auditorium
At threethirty o'clock Auto and Horse Races.
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Hold Up
TRIED RY Girl

AKRON. o.. July 11.-Edna Doble.
II years old. is under arrest charged
win attempting 10 hold up the Cuya-
h"Sh rails (Dhiob bank in the western
stNl. late to-day. She walked into the
bdnN and asked for the cashier. ]. y.
W "lfnger. He happened To be out. and
ID II. Gcnsemcr. a bookkeeper. was in
charge.
ms girl sat IN the outer Office a few
minutes. then arose and going to Cen
Scm'r pointed a gun In his face and
~uvrtanc'd tndt hc give her all the
money that was i'm the vaults" Tn.
an "rStIcd thst the safes were locked
and that no a NJ keys To- them.
Then give M all tho money YOU
have in your pockets" she said.
"SorrS. but I haven't any with me. a."
answered the bookkccper.
IN" eirl then backed out tn d1or.
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HUNT MURDERERS

Special pispaf,l 70 tr, ..,IIrcnCcr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July IL
Special officer Tom McVey. at Hand
ley. this evening arrested a man
named Clendenin. who. il is believed.
is one of the men who shot and killed
Detective Jack Horton nea this city
last evening. The other man with
Clendenin escaped.
Clendenin will be brought to this
city for identification. The country is
literally cOvred with detectives and
special officers. Detective Howard
Smith. who. with a bloodhound. took
up the trail of the murderers shortly
after the shooting. returned this morn
ing with his hound. He said he eX-
changed shots with the men last
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r C SENT TO PEN.
L. o. Price Is Given Six Years-ls
Consumption Victim.

Special UisruttI tp The iuteIH -eucer.
CLARKSBTRG. W. Va. July IL
7. u. Price. wholesale forgor. VIII end
his days in the pcnitcntiary at
Mound7viilc. unless pardoned Hc is
dying ~ consumption Upon convic-
tion to-day in criminal court for forg-
FMS r. o Grcnfhousis' name to "a
check for $1,000. Do WIS given six
ears boz the state prison. Price re-
Gently came into other notorictv hy
breaking Jail. but DO was captured two
weeks ago in Detroit. Mich. and
brought back FOR trial.
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WOLVERINE. Mich. july u \
InRrlur train boo Tonight from tho
10" kword 'rar'h ~ tho Michigan
'ontral railroad boz this county trhev-
-Hnf NfIrre fhr report that tho
l"r. -' Nf.s tr. rfiriug h.adwt. rap
iilt ~" train hld just crossed r.
hurrir. hrfdr. win 90 tho strurfure
f'I Another inlsiug train coming
To- 90 Oh. aHurr rntd la ON D. forrest
i|. OF fh. burned hridge. ard rlnrs
Hr. entertained for fhc safety o. us
crow
ON tho Pigeon River Hrauch of tho
I|i'Nir1u ffrfrr1 auuthcr inrrirr
grow Ie reported ROOF rW It burning
i Iir e Wood choppers throughout
DO" l"'1i fifnii.r districts ffie anrr
rn"u veto compelled Co.. abandon their
fwfe and 1.. f.f f1..r lives Nf4ut
10 fH. interior camps have mot been
n' '.I from Hul fIr Ur. Is burning -r
f.r''lf now ilf .srnue Tor tho lun
IfImru win h. dimrulf
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BANKRUPTCY.


In thS United States District rourt for
the Northern District of West Viz
ginia.
In the matter of w. Bateson * Com
pany. Bankrupt.
Sale OF the personal property at
Wheelling. West Virginia.
The undersigned. Trustees in bank
ruptcy for W. BatesOn * Company, Will
offer for sale. at public auction. on the
22nd day OF July. 1911. at 10 O'Clock a.
m. In room No. Il in the city Bank
sonal property belonging TO bankrupt.
consisting OF office furniture. chairs.
desks. tables. one safe and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms OF sale. cash.
uSbiect to confirmation OF the Court.
6. l.. DUDLEY.
FRED J. FOX.
GEO. a. BLACKBOARD.
iy-I2-p Trustees.
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LOSS Of life
Continued from FIRST Pa4s.J

engines was destroyed W Wilkin
sons residence WAS burned and tho
FIRE then jumped about three blocks.
fotpllv destroying ono house and
dam1ginr two othcrs
When This dispatch WAS aent south
by o. Detroit and Nackinac train. tele.
Graphic service being interrupted. tho
Ere vas sfill burning ncrccly. but was
thought 90 be- under control Tho
property loss was estimated go 800
600
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Asks Train

Special lisQatcl 10 the IntclliEcncer
COLUMBUS. O.. July 1.-THE new
public utilities commission was asked
today TO compel the W. & I. r.. 10
operate "A passenger service over It's
line which extends from Adena in
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night. Several bloodhounds were
started on the trail this morning.
A call for officers came from Mar.
met at IL o'clock tonight. but the
condition of the wires was such that
II was impossible 10 tell whether the
officers were wanted on this or some
other case. A dozen special officers
and detectives had been sen to Mar.
met today.
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SALE OF COAL MINE.

Sale OF Coal Mine.
on Thursday. July goth. az = o'clock
n. m. the undersigned will offer for sale
at Aults crossing. on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. a few miles south Of Bellaire.
ohio. the mining property OF The J. W.
Gorrell Coal Company. consisting Of
houses, office. sidings. a going mine and
about one Thousand 10000 acres Of coal
appraised az S133.s73.0O. No bids re-
ceived FOR less than Two-Thirds Of the
dppraisemeut. sale at public outcry.
W. @ SIMPSON.
Receiver.
BellaiTe. Ohio.
\ W. KENNOS.
FRED SPRIGGS.
Attorneys. jy-l2-m
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Alaska Data
10 Deny Fraud

WASHINGTON, July 1i.--Althouch
many denials have been made that
government officials intend to permit
the G~uggenheim interests 10 control
Alaskan transportation through a
monopoly, on the waterfront OF Con
troller Bay. in that territory, the ON
cIusions Il every scrap of inform
alton reading to the matter will be
sent 10 the senate as soon as pos
sible.
While President Taft and the mem
bers OF his cabinet nave voiced the
opinion that an Investigation will
show nothing ven remotely resembl-
ing such an attempt TO favor the Gur.
senheim interests an attempt in
which the names of G. p. Taft. the
presidents brother and former secre-
tary OF the interior. Baliinger have
been coupled-they determine that
every effort should be made TO clear
the situation.
At the regular session Of the
cabinet today. the Controller Bay af-
fair was discussed at length. II was
decided that all the departments in
terested. war. agriculture. interior and
commerce and labor should be urged
10 make their reports on the case. as
quickly as possible. II was stated to-
night that all the documentary evil
dence in the case probably would be
In the presidents hand early next
week and that IL would be sent i'm
mediately 10 the senate in answer TO
a resolution adopted late in June. call
Ing for all such information.
Miss Abbott TO Testify.
Tomorrow before the Housa COM
mittee on expenditures in the interior
department by Miss VI. r. Abbott. who
claims To have copied from the files
Of the interior department a letter
from Richard 6. Ryan to the then Sec
rotary Richard A.. RallinEer. showing
that Ryan sought the aid Of Charles
7. Taft IN securing President Taft's
approval Of the opening Of the water
front on Controller Ray. Alaska will
testify. This committee was not in
session today.
Up 10 this time Miss Abbott appears
10 have been the only person 10 have
seen the mysterious letter.
Another Denial.
Ashmun Brown. former secretary 10
Nr Ballinger. from whom Miss Abbott
claims 10 have secured the letter has
denied absolutely any knowledge %
u. According 10 published
Miss Abbott will testify that she
found. attached 10 a typcwri'ten letter
from r. $. Ryan 20 Y. \. Ballinger.
dated July 10. 1910. this note or post
script
TIoar Dick
o. went 90 500 fhn President tho
other day about thie Controller
lav uffffr Tho president asked
mo whom 90 VAS 7 r~sgrssoufeI
tDl1 lim. according 70 our agree
weuf That : reprosentel myself
fuf fiTf dilu'f seem 10 satisfy
Vim. $50 7 won't fpr Charlie Taff
and asked him fo 'eI Mo brother
who lf ure 7 really represented
THs rrn- lent wIf.ln rr further 0i-
lection 90 NV claim.
"Yours.
"nlft
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Jefferson county. TO the Belmont
county coal fields.
For fifteen years the road has been
used Tor hauling freight only. A de-
cision on the petition is expected in
a few days.
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HOTEL
Grand Atlantic Hotel

VIRGINIA AVE, NEAR BEACH
80 StteI fler open surroundings.
baths, Large rooms. southern exposure.
70 street level; extensive
Special $3.50 up weekly: s2.50
up daily. Booklet. Coaches meet trains.
COOPER az LEEDS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LiQuor Application CITY OF Xnealina

Liquor Application city OF wheeling.
wheeling. W Va, June 81. 1911.
To Whom IL May Concern:
The following application has been
flled with me for liquor license year
1911 and 1912:
Heffner q Harding. IO15 Market
street Residence. f62 Coal ST. and 1925
Market Street.
do ~rehy certify that the above ap-
pIicant FOR retail liquor license has re-
ceivet "a certificate from the Sheriff OF
Onto county. certifying that he has de-
posted Nine Hundred and sixteen Dol
lars and SiNty-seven Cents G9I6.67D as
required by law.
Respectfully.
CHAS. II. GEIGER.
Clerk OF the License Court.
je-eI-2S-jy-5-l2
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NEW HANFN. Conn. July 1.-THE
hot weather continued THROUGHOUT tho
state to-day ciaiminc thirteen victims.
nvc ~ whom were drowned while
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Game Called.

NEWARK, Ohio. July Ill
Dayton ......... 100000 Q I
Newark ........ OO4OO*-4 . .
Observation-Disclosures and Rohrer: Gil.
bert. Schafer. Hale and Queisser and
Parker.
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DIED.

VEsT-on Monday. July 10th. 1911 a.
+ 30 o'clock "a m FRANK WEST. in
tho fith year ~ his ace
'uneral from the residence u his
brother. John West. so 2ffO Jacob
street. "wednesday afternoon a. 2
o'clock trtcrweut private nt PENN
suia cemetery.
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RECORD BROKEN
134 Marriage licenses Issued During
June-24 More Than Same
Moptb aet Var

During the month Of June 1874 mar.
riage licenses were issued az the
onice Of County Clerk Wells. which
Is a record for the office. The total
for the month Of June. 1910 WAS 10.
which was considered very high.
As a rule. June far exceeds all other
months In the number Of passports
issued for the journey on the matri-
monial sea. but in 1870 70 was ex.
cecded by the month Of October.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
Bids Will lie received by the Board Of
Education OF Wellsburg. Brooke County.
W. Va. until IL o'clock noon. on We'd
nesday. July 18th. for the erection of
four fire proof school buildings. and the
heating. plumbing and wiring OF same.
All proposals must be submitted I'm
sealed envelopes accompanied by "A GER
titled check equal to 2eo Of the amount
Bates. Architect. Board of Trade Bldg.
Wheeling. w. Va. or TO T.. r. Carter,
Sec. Board OF Education. Wellsburg, w.
Va
Plans and specifications are on file
at the Office OF the secretary or the arch
itect as above given. fy-7-k
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Hotel FrOntenac

nOtei frOntenac garas from aye sca tyU
ne most popular section. Between the
~ iannoGs piers. central to all attrac-
- the best capacity $50. VIII make
very special terms OF IS up weekly. $3.50
up 1aliyi including large ocean rooms,
metal beds. elevator. baths 'nhones su,
perlor table. with white ervice; table
supplied direct from farm: pure water.
sanitary plumbing. porches overlook the
ocean ana Boardwalk. Booklet.
W. +. WATTS.