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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
MAY PLAY
AGAINST VANDERBILT
Commodore5 Likely to Be on Next Years Foot
ball Schedule, Which Is Now Being ar
ranged by Manager Lille

Virginia the past season. The Commo-
dores would have slightly outweighed
the NirSinians: their average was 1T3.
The Vanderbilt line weighed l.266
pounds. an average OF 49, the back
| field CD. an average OF 1876. Morgan,
who played centre. tipped the scales
at 30, being almost as heavy as Carter.
the big Virginia guard Left Tackle
frecland, of Vanderbilt, came next
with 1913. as against ISIS for Davidson.
Virginia's left tackle I. Brown and
Metzger. guards. both tipped the scales
Mt lis. and would have paired of with
Jett and Voolfolk. of Virginia. x.
Morrison, of Vanderbilt was slightly
heavier than Einlay. the Virginia end,
but on the other wing e. Brown was /,
few rounds lighter than Jones. OF Nir
Sinia, and exactly the same weight as
Wilson. r. Morrison. Vandcrbilts
quarterback, was ten pounds heavier
than Ciooch. Halfbacks IIardagc Ind
Collins exceeded Todd and Walter,
while Fulback skies outwelghcd Good
hue
Work an Schedule.
Following the meeting of the advis-
DRY board of the University Athletic
Association. soon after the Christmas
holidays. Minor Lile manager of the
Virginia eleven. will go to work upon
his schedule ut once. and will probably
open up correspondence with the Van
acrbilt athletic authorities. Should the
Commodores consent to Il game 1t would
In all probability affect the remainder
of the schedule considerably. The Or
angc and Blue has been itching for a
game with the Tcnnesseans for several
years, and it begins to look now as if
the teams will at last meet. The fact
remains, however. that one big game
will be played on tho homo grounds.
The contest with Swarthmorc proved
conclusivcly that contest with team
of that cnlibrc would draw the crowd.
The remainder OF the schedule will, un-
less present plans are altered, be tho
same az that Of the past season. the
principal contests being with Johns
Hopkins In Baltimore; Georgetown, in
Washington, and North Carolina. in
Richmond, OH Thanksgiving Day. Many
people Of the State are clamoring for
n game between Virginia and Wash
inSton and Lee. There is an open date
on the Virginia schedule any time that
Washington and Lee wants 1t. The
only provision is that the contest take
place on Lambeth Field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
Especial to The Times. pispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Charlottesville, Va, December b.
From many sources comes al inSistent
demand that Nirginia's football sched-
ulo for next fall should include games
with some OF the most prominent col
legcs of the East and South. With
such record as was made by practi
cally a freshman team the past season,
there s every reason TO believe that
next years eleven should be winner
and that instead OF wasting time play
ing many OF the smaller colleges in
Virginia. the dates should be given TO
teams Of the class of Lehigh and
Swarthmore. Georgetown. it Is pointed
out, Will go after bigger game. and Nir-
Slnia should follow suit and jump INTO
the class to which she belongs.
According TO inforlna ton received
from the alumni of the University of
Virginia in Nashville and other South
ern cities, the papers of that section
are discussing the probability Of Vtr-
giuia ana Vanderbilt getting together
for a series OF games Oh the Sridiron.
Two or three years ago Manager Car
rinston. of the Virginia eleven, made Il
determined effort to get Vanderbilt TO
agree 10 play. The Commodorcs had
expressed Il Willingness TO play the
Nirginians in Nashville. but Virginia
had no idea OF going South unless the
series should be continued. Vanderbilt
finally replied that IL had been founu
inadriSable 10 arrange the series pro-
posed, as Virginia was not her natural
rival, or words 10 that effect In Wiz
Sinia's stead that year a contest was
arranged with an Ohio team, which
ihrashcd the Mcthodsts SO decisively
that they quickly came TO the conclu-
sion that the ohians were not their nat
uraI rivals.
South's Great Brittle.
Few contests would command more
interest in the entire South than u
game with Vanderbilt and Virginia
The Commodores arc easily the cham
pions OF the Southern intercollegiate
Association, while Virginia ranks
among the hest teams in the South At
lantiC Division. With games in Nash
VILE and Richmond In alternate years.
the contest would prove the prcmie;
gridiron event of the year in tho South
land and would attract enormous
crowds.
In the opinion OF many there was
little to choose between Vanderbilt and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
rENRosE FOR TAFT.
Expects His denomination Without
Serious Opposition.

Philadelphia, Pa, December 22.--
United states Senator Penrose in an
interview here to-day predicted that
President Taft will be renominated
without serious opposition. He said
that g SO far he has been able to
ascertain there is no great amount Of
sentiment in this State for the nomi-
nation of Senator La Toilette, or any
other Republican OF the progressive
school"
While in Washington Senator PEN
rose said he had heard considerable
antiTaft sentiment expressed, but
says he expects this sentiment to sub
side before the National Convention
meets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
CURES OF CANCER
BY NEW METHOD
Treatment Successful OH Mice,
but Not Yet Tried on
Humans.

Berlin, December .2.--Profcssor Won
Wasscrmann, the celebrated Berlin
pathologist announced Wednesday
night before the Berlin Medical So
ciety the attainment of important re-
suits in reference to the treatment OF
cancerous alterations with chemical
compound of cosn, selenium and
telluride
The treatment, which SO far has
been applied only to mice, Is admin
istered by means of an injection into
the veins. After four injections, Pro-
lessor Wassermann asserts. the most
malignant ulcerous swellings have
been made to vanish and ten days
later the mice were found to be en-
tireIy cured.
Although the experiments with ami
mails have proved amazingly and uni
formly successful, Professor Wasscr-
mann adds there is not yet justlh-
cation for asserting that the treat
ment would be effective If applied to
human beings. He refrained' from cx-
pcrimenting on human beings, as in
some cases the Injection reacted OH
the mice with such violence that they
died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
COLUMBIA AND HARVARD
MAINTAIN THEIR POSITIONS

New York, December 22.-Columbia
hnd Harvard maintained their respcc-
i've positions In the twentieth annual
;ntercollesi chess tournament as "a
result of the play to-day In the Sec
ond round. -
Columbia defeated Princeton by tho
score OF sia 10 Il. while Harvard ac-
counted for Yale by precisely the same
score. The tie between Harvard and
Columbia was therefore unbroken each
university being credited with totals
OF -. points ont of a possible s The
final round tomorrow. IN which Co
lumhia must encounter Harvard will
determine the championship for this
Ncar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
'TAMMANY LEADER
IN BOSTON DEAL
Reported That Charles F. Muir.
ply Is Part Owner of Base
ball Franchise.

New York December, 22,-lt was
reported here to-day apparently on
good authority that when James p;
6ahney, New York contractor. re-
gently bought the franchise of the
Boston National League Club. he was
acting Jointly with Charles T. Murphy.
!Sader OF Tammany Hall. 1t is said
that Gaffney put up close 10 500. 400
10 SWING the deal and that Murphy
sad that Gaffney is the real owner of
tho Washington Club, having supplied
Ciark Griffith with something like
SEVV,oVV 10 nurohase McAlecr's interest
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AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
Three Women Dfcssmnkcrs Charged
with differentiation of Goods.

New York. December 22.-Thrce of
the fashionable dressmakers involved
In the Sleeper trunk smuggling con-
spiracy." in 1909. when the government
was defrauded out of duties aggregat-
ing 100000. are again in trouble
with the government The three wo-
men-Augusta Wickstrom. Kate O'Con-
nell and Annie l. McBurnie-were ar
raiGncd in the United States Circuit
Court this afternoon on indictments
charging differentiation of goods re-
Gently brought from Paris. They plead :
cd not guilty and were held In $500
bail each for trial. In connection with
the smuggling two years ago. the
three women paid fines aggrcGating
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
wHrrLoc1< TO WRITE A PLAY.
Toledo's Mayor VIII Give David Bclusco
Political Dramn.

Toledo, Ohio. December 22-AIayor
Brand Whitlock is to write a play for
David Belasco. the dramatist and play
producer. The play will be political
one. dealing with the submerged classes,
OF which the Mayor has written in novels
and short stories.
Mr.. Bclasco has been in Toledo the
last two days. whipping his second
company of his play. Tho Woman.
into shape for winter run at Chicago,
commencing next Sunday. He called
on the Mayor and after a conference
requested that Whitlock write a play
for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
NOT WORRIED BY
OUTLAW | EAGUE

Cincinnati. o.. December a2.-AuEust
hermann, chairman OF the National
Baseball Commission, said to-day that
major league owners will not worry
over the formation in New York last
night OF an outlaw baseball league,
WIN plans TO put teams in Cincinnati,
New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Bal
tlmors. Washington. Reading and Rich
mond.
All those leagues wind up at tine
same p!ace-nowhere," said Mr. Herr
mann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
Wnke Forest NN-inn.

Danville. Va. December 22.-Thc
Wake Forest basketball qu!nt won
from the Danville Y. NJ c. a., by the
score Of 20 TO - tonight, The visitors
occurred commanding lend in the first
half, but were outplayed in the see
ond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
Sot Enough pnts.

New York December 22.-Dr. Will
liam Seaman cambridge. the cancer
specialist. said last night that there
were not yet enough data at hand in
regard TO the new cancer treatment to
permit him to express final opinion.
lie pointed out that mere experiments
uion with mice was By no means con-
elusive.
He added. however, that Or. Won
Wassermann was one of the worlds
greatest authorities: that any word
from him was of material weight TO
medical men OF all lands. and that the
investigation would no doubt mean
much, coming from such an authoria-
tive source
1t has been found that over so per
cent of all mice between two and a
half years and three years of age
develop cancer. and that of this num-
Der fully 10 per cent. recover spon-
tancously. so that great number OF
mice would have TO be used as sub
iccts before final statement could be
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
Ford Motor Cars

Our delivery wagon will do the work OF
three horses and three Wagons. The
price, with full catalog equipment, +. o.
Is. Detroit, is $4,000 ASK us how soon
VIC can make delivery"
FORD AUTO CO.. 1929 West Broad.
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Races Postponed.

Columbia. 5. c. December 22-Races
at the Fair Grounds were POSTPONED
this afternoon until Saturday because
OF rain
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DEATH CLAIMS
.MRS sAM'L linn
ONE OF FAlRMoNTls BEsT
: KNOWN WOMEN YlELDs 10
FIGHT WEEK eAfsC Err

u N
ssl s!sss sllles llggLl i I Is II = y
slegls q Y t IS, ~ y
sllltlle 81 y w !
HOY 3 ssli 3 liIess ~ .!ss s;t ~
4ilgls III s8e ~; "
l .s,s ending q III Ss.ta sshs'
lglloNlls An i NJ. II.
" ~ ~ W lt1.ll y
lgts 81 sitlle s5l y y u
pertgLItlel lIs tle u AZ W = y
nef 2 tills llss y y w "
prove ana hopes were enc tstlils1 lot
mgr con 9lete ~, $1,000 : Z
li q. lless iass ltss suyss si.s 3 ~
slaeds enane 2 foti te u, Sslfse ana ~.
Gradual l lly ~ eskei qatll she was cia1'
ea, 2y aeath toaay: ~. \, 7.
me deceased, was an Y esl Y liapls W.
man ! and loving ,glIe5alna nloElleF'
ana IN tlle nome 5ssheres shs VIZ. ]
eneIls y. member tLle 1estesI ssSLIo"
prevails totay on account ~ liet yea
She was q eonslstent Gntlstltil w9 ~,
aln possessed many aLlllgs lls.l',ies
Whlcn naa gfeatly enueaFep iier. " 3ilel
family ana friends.
BESIDES her husband stle = survived !, 9!
bDy I'VE sons, Guy, Of Bellyiew; 10 1el !.
who 10 q member OF the sEhlrd,. y. :.
gayalfy,sat san antonio. leH'is; spray
Glenn and Russell, an OF TINS Guy.
one grand.daughter' MISS Dorls, linn
daughter Of Guy Linn ana Two sisters,
MIS-. q. T. M{'Aills.er' 81 'eisI,is Eer-
ry, and Mrs. Alex tucker, OF Behtons
Ferry, and one brother, MI. wesley
Work, OF Grafton. also survive.
Mrs. Linn was before her marriage arr
Miss Margaret Jane WORK, daug =
OF the lale MI: ana MIS- WIS JacoD tAllen
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Deeds We're Sd iii iilel II tlle
iofiee III Ii Solnt of ree oraina
MS lows 4 Z; N
giftie al IIont and band BASS
+I9ayman q parcel 6f land III tlie No
hongahela Industrial Company's East
Side addition to tie City OF Fair4uont
Consideration. 5000. \
!. NJ. Reeves and wife to- al J. w
Kelley Ell ais, d parcel Of land in the
Reeves addition to the City Of Fair
mont Consideration $500. Il
Charles NJ. Ritchie and wife to CTS
OF Fairmont. a right of way for 4
sewer line through properly i'm the
Fifth ward Of the said city. Consider
alton. 81 and other valuable consider
alton. IS
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Personals.

! Miaa Tyy Hnsfead IL III at her home
nm Ntarkst street
Mrs. virginia leonard vim leave to
,,,ortS,y for Cameron and wheeling ia
Wet Tic, friends ana relatives. N NJ isF
MISS Lulu Bishop has returned from
: ssvsral days, visit Al Morgantown.
~ N Whittne a. GIenyifle, Who is q
stmdent Al he W. ". q. spent Sunday
with M. and Mrs n; p. Smith on Co.
lnn,bia street. y
Misses Maude Prckett and Hattie
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Certificate Of Incorporation.

a certificate OF Incorporation Of the
National OIL & Gas Company, with
chief Offices at Hutchinson and chiei
works in Grant district, was Saturday
received from the Secretary of State
at the Office OF the county clerk. The
capital stock OF the company is S25,0OC
and 1t Is for the purpose Of dealing In
oil gas and lamp black aud kindred
industries. The stockholders are a.
follows Ray Isner, @. w. Vance. G. a,
1vraeland, N. -. Menear, John N
Wood.
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License,s Issued.

Marriage licenses were, Saturday is
sued as follows at the office OF the
county clerk:
Antonio Pallone, %, and Isabelle
Scalyi, 81, botllzof Chtefton.
Aleck PaubcaIsns, %, and stamabio
Daffhatis, is, both Of Fairmont. John
Daffnatis, father Of the girl, gave his
consent in person to the marriage Of
his daughter.
Philip +. Grimes, %, and Ada Grace
Bartlett, %, both OF Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-22

a meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Diamond street N. D. church
win be held Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. ]. g. Cunningham on
Galley street.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NoTicEiTo ,NuRsEs.

.sHfhe state Board s for Examination
.ndn8 Registration !ofsN Nurses will meet
at WheeHng,t ,NaobJple 18th. ALL |.
at . o'clock a. mfApplieantS should
address. ", ~ IN lSsa u
wi QiSI92 lii ~ charleston, Nv. Va
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!. !!



Many elfldfei and attilts
ssuffer from Worms; Isl Pale
and tiny, tier food does not agree
with Or nonrish them, they are rest
less, grit the teeth, toss and moan a.
night, are irritable hsss fed spots On
zone Or both tcheeSs itelflg Qf nose
or other pans Chang able elite,
Or. bad breath. All these symptoms
may NOT be present, but by observes
ton, you viii be able to- properly
diagnose the trouble. and # you Will
give few doses of odberts Pleasant
Worm Syrup, the. Worms will be ess-
pelied. Ii never fails 70 lostI work,
is pleasant to fake Children like 10,
and as it Isl laxative, no oil Of other
nauseating pledieinel Is necessary. 4.
Mary Worm medicines are not only
bad to take, but in addition are liable
{ to upset the stomach and also cause
serious Inflammation Of the bladder.
Odbeft's is indeed pleasant II IS
!. safe, and m addltioit.k II, beng sl1re it
is also a good laxative. fonic, and will
leave the, system in better shape.
1t has been sold Infofea than 40
years, and during ali, thar time has
never failed to give satisfaction. Do
not accept an initiation, get odberts
Pleasant Worm Syrup siEor sale by
all good dealers at 2sc per bottle.
VA. MEDICAL co. OF CHARLESTON, q. Va.
Cole Manufacturers
sMARfINs, DRUG STORE
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Power Of Attorney

BY a paper filed with the county
clerk Waitman II. Conway was aT,.
pointed attorney for the National Oil
and Gas Company
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To-day's Games.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
sunday,s ResuIts.

! .
At Cleveland r. II. q.
Washington .,.O001O0000-1 2
Cleveland ....3O00 2 030 *-S IA 2
Batteries - Hughes and Henry;
Gregg and Smith. Umpires, Perrlne
and Sheridan. <
/ At Detroit R. H. p.
12O000030=-6 10 8
Detroit .......O20000000-2 4 3
Batteries Krouse and Thorne.
Kiyely and stanage. EMPIRES, Dineen
and O'Laughlin.
Chicago VS.. Boston, postponed; rain.
At. St. Louis r. H. E.
New York ..O0201O10oO-4 II q
st. Louis 1000 00O4O01-5 10 2
Blair and Sweeney; George, Mitchell
and Clarke. EMPIRES, Mullin and Ey.
ans.
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IBusiness Meeti1a.

la business meeting Of the ladies' Of
The First M Il. church Will be held
Thursday evening at the church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-22

AGENTS MoNEY tfaage IN.
.vention, startles nation zinmer.
man, farmer gets Sla, 2l5.00 n no
days; Korstad, 100 Ia 2 weeks
selling our domerlf BATH Equipment
with hot and cold running water fa.
cilities foty $3.50. Abolishes plumb.
ing, waeer%Drlss Har sold is hi
3 hours Free sample credit Az
len Mfg. CosssS6s Allen Bldg. Tos
ledo, Ohio.
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YEA. chops,

,Rrol over a, moderate gas 4ame5
bastigg. them with butter ,oftet and
turn Frequently ,iis
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standIna q the cIubs.
AMERICAN IEAGUE.
satnrdayls Results

Saturdays Results.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, 4.
Philadelphia, IA; Detroit, IL.
New York, 6; ST. Louis. 2.
Boston-C Chicago, rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-22

FOR SAL Threa room ana one g.
room cottages I'd Second ward. mi
luire 22S corner Easllinglcn and
Jefferson stteets
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BASE BILg RESgLIs
N..1I0NAI LEAGUE.


New York. 2; Pitisbufg, /
Chicago Ii Philadelphia T.
clhcinnati s. Brooklyn, Z
81. Isouis goston, I
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ZOE 1slAI.E

HOUSES FOR Sal fwo nov iii
room houses, al yenlenoes, 0n
Virginia avenue and Sixth street.
Inquire Of Edwin Robinson 1T gas
office
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HOUSE FOR REM liiiess G22
Spring street. Phone Cons 2e6.L
Five rooms
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Diamond stree ii IL, 36S.
mt 1861
Palattne Baptist az
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FOR SALE Modern Seven room
house located bttweel Fourth and
Fifth streets; EalHut avenue. For
information, iT4Hire 0f g. Richard
Hall at Peoples National Bank.
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WANTED ,ttfchasa arm. no
less ttah al aefes; Within O on
milesE Of ltatrmoII IMPROVEMENTS
must sbJbsfair and price ieasonablo
Address M,3West ifglniat Office.
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70 n RENl Two fur1iished rooms Tor
light house Keeping 1904 per
nontha aIfst tliee Aiaihe&s 300
{ View street. citg
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FOR RENT FufnislIed room with or
without light hotseke ebing. Mrs.
Robertson CORNER Monroe and High
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work, white 81 colored Apply lii
( Parks aFenites
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FOR SAL e Eight o1ii frame house,
i've room frame house large barn.
and ln1mBeF Of btiidile ldIs.in Sec
ond ward. Dr, q. sTI Neill, Jacobs
Bldg.
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FOR RENT furnished fooms. aoo
Highast.
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FRESH cow Is Il fresh Jersey
and Holstein heiter Appiy y >.
HilGebrand, Cherry Ave-
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OFFICES FOR RENT one ibigle ol.
fee room, third door Jaf5ue build.
Singj 4 Apply He6y hi Jaco
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no leafn whether women can write
Ials. look oyer Pie classified columns
where a Tot Of their work Is shown /
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MALE HE LIZ eii wanted,
aged IS to IS, good SIGHT D prepare
r. for flre1iep abogt 200 mdi1liiy and
bTakeneI5 so. al l,eailly ailroads.
competent mel! ,4e8 seii. 10 poi
i lions. state semi STAN
IS George Hl6takR sailFoal Experl..
IlIclre .Mast. iteIillall.
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FOR SALE c4EA New and second
hand rigs Of alls kinds Jaekeon 81
Carriage Work..
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WANTED "A Girl for general house
work. Apply 500 FaFaion agenne,
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subscrlbe for the West virginlan.
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3.IW sfFIJEI1TI37E7I77 e I'-laIIL!! " I. n a
snbsfribe for .he West ylEgllhaden
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Young CATTLE T. on sA Two !
year old and 5 Que scar old cattle.
Call on II. s. near iiarnsgille
Shaft,
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FOB IlEflT4 One iiiTIIiaAed loom for
rent. Apply 20f JACKSON net
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.eIRLs Wantsl. .AlpRIg. .IIIEoS .llaandlv
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.FoR REV
ROOMS q rent aalo AIeIsIhh 81
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sMARTlNs, pRUe sToRE.s
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.I5I.I- q. = 80 N -. q ~.