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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17

WANTED-To buy good grocery de-
livery wagon. Phone 1410.
1S-tf
WANTED-Good home for child 4
years old. VIII pay $500 per week
board. Address ~. T." care Pal
ladium. 16-3t
WANTED-Stock to pasture. Phone
5l35-A. 14-7t
WANTED-A good experienced auto
assembler. Must have experience.
Davis Carriage Co. l5-tf
MALE HELP WANTED--The best
Selling Vacuum Cleaner in Ameri-
ca. Agents are making from $4,000
to $4,000 per week. We want
representative In every town to
handle the sale OF the Golden Rod
Vacuum Cleaner. To men who are
capable of organizing and instruct
ing solicitors we have very spe-
cial inducement. Write today for
particulars. The Hugro Manufac-
turing Co., Manhattan Building, Chi
cago, III. 14-7t
WANTED-Position as bOOkkeeper
by young married man. 800 w. Sd
and Main. 14-7t
WANTED-White girl for general
housework. Apply 221 N. 9Th ST.
12.7t
WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Apply 221 N. 9Th street
12-6t
WANTED-To repair baby cabs.
sharpen and clean lawn mowers.
work called for and delivered. Pic.
ture framing. Brown & Darnell.
1922 Main st. Phone 1880.
SEE MOORE 4 OGBORN for al
kinds OF Insurance. Bonds and
Loans. Real Estate and Rentals.
Room Is. I. O. o. F. Bldg. feb2Otf
WANTED-Charles d. Shideler. Real
Estate. Fire Insurance. Loans. Rem.
tans. Notary Public. 913 Main s..
Phone 1914. 15-tf
MEN AND WOMEN-If you want to
work. sell guaranteed hosiery 10
wear. Big commission. Make $40
daily. Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress international Mills. 303S
Chestnut, Phila. 11-tf
WANTED-lf you want money in
place OF your city property. 60
right to Porterfield's Real Estate
office. Kelly Block. Sth and Main
1S-tf
WANTED-To store. your stoves for
the season. w. F. Brown. AT N.
Sth. Phone 177S. 25-30t
WANTED-Four or five Barred Ply.
mouth Rock hens-must be pure
strain and good layers. Address
"F.," TIT
WANTED-Pin Ooys: mus: ba six.
teeL. City Bowling Alley. 23.tf
DODDO-(22721) better known as the
Clevenger horse and VILLA Boy
(61S35) both Percherons. will make
the season Of 1911 at Cherry Lane
Farm" A. H. Pyle, Prop, 2a miles
northeast of Richmond. Ind. on Mid
dleboro Pike. II. r. 4. Phone 5147-C.
13-2mo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17
Why tss Laushsd.

Why Ne Laughed.
Miss Matte belonged to tho old
south. and she was entertaining .
guest OF distinction.
On the morning. following hiS ar
rival she toiArTnlie. the little coloreG
maid. to taks'a pitcher Of fresh water
TO Mr.. Firma1's' rsom and to say that
Miss Matte sent him her compliments
and that II he wanted bath tho hath
room was at his service.
When Tillie rstur1ed she said:
II tor him, Niss Matte. q ha
laughed 0t 4eS1n1s< hisDelf"
.sWhy did ne laugh. Ttuer' :
II dunn0s"
what did you~ tell ,himr'
'.Jus' what ysu tof ne to-
s.r1lAe. tell mo exactly what you
said"
'sI banged de dOah, and ! said, Mr.
Ftrman. Miss Matte sends you her
lub, and she says, Now you can get
up and wash yo'self." - s-Lippincott's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17
It WORKED NELL


His Scheme Succeeded Even ThsaSA
Il Did Upset the Family.
An excited man rushed into the of-
fice OF banker with his mouth full
OF words,
we'll enough that was in here for two
hours this morning. don't you-mebbe
two and n half. but two anyhow
The banker nodded that he recalled
that fact,
"Uh. huh" went on the excited man.
slightly relieved. 'and those two hours
or more included the hour between 10
and II o'clock. didn't they. You re-
member that. don't you:
"Ah. am glad you remember. Now.
II my wife calls up and asks you II I
was here right In sight every minute
Of the time from 10 to II you could
tell her so truthfully enough. couldn't
you? Good. What do you think?
You know that fellow Smith that lives
right next door to us? Always SEEM
ed like a nice fellow. but what do you
s'pose he did this morning? On his
way by the house he tells my wife
that I've Just been arrested for insult
ing woman down on the public
square about 1890 and that then
got into n fight with her husband. who
managed TO punch my face for me be-
fore the police got there.
Smith thought it'd be a great joke.
/ s'pose Yeh. Funny one. wasn't IT.
And now my wife called me up and
won't believe there wasn't anything
to. II. Says the reports may have been
exaggerated. but surely something
| must have happened. Gee. I'm glad
you're able to prove an alibt for me.
Well. must get along. This things
| upset me so that I've had to let my
work just sort of slide"
The banker waited for the wife to
call him up. intending to do every
thing in his power for the acQuittAl OF
his friend. In about three-Quarters Of
an hour the friend came rushing n
again. This time he was smiling and
| was less excited.
| Its all right" he said. "Here's
how It all happened. My wife had IN
awful spell Of hiccoughing and ran
over to the Smiths to see II they knew
any way to stop It. Smith had heard
that sudden fear or sudden cOnsterna
tion would stop It. 50 he faxed mp thu
story about me insulting the woman
His scheme worked. except my wife
wouldn't believe him at hrst when ht
told her that he'd Just said Il TO stot
hiccoushs. RveeyAaing - al righ'
now. though. Smiths terribly soeyJ
J, about It, but he meant well enough
New York Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17

FOR SALE-We have farms located
convenient to the city. City prop
erty at all prices and locations.
Building lots that are fine.
Plenty of good land. Oler & HoWes,
Westcott Block. -..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17

FOR SALE-Well located rental prop
erty. pays IA per cent on invest
ment; a bargain. Address Rental,
care Palladium soft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17

FOR SALE--Modern ten-room brick
residence. 800 8. 18th street. Phone
1888, or 2147 2-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-05-17

WANTED-Stock to pasture. Phone
5l35-A. 14-7t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
LONG RACE WILL BE
WORTH ABOUT $4,000
Best Horses in America En-
tered for the Kentucky En-
durance at Louisville.
BIG MEETS IN MEXICO
Juarez Officials Have Gone to
Madero's Capital to Ar
range Matters.
By JAMES DocKERALL.
sy Leased wire to rhe Tnbune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Unqucstion-
ably the most interesting and important
race event of the year in this country
will be the Kentucky endurance stake
at four miles over the course at
Churchill Downs on October Z. In this
revival of the long distance race once
so popular on the American turf there
are those who see the first sign of re-
vival Of racing in this country along
lines which will really make for the
improvement Of the breed Of horses and
the elimination of the betting ring as
the prime factor in racing.
In the later years of racing in the
United States, when race-was hardly
more than roulette wheel or faro
bets, the whole attention of breeders
was the development of speed for
sprinting distances and the result was
horse was purely racing machine
of practically no use for any other pur-
pose. If we are to have distance races
we will have more useful breed of
horses, and revival of legitimate in
terest in racing.
The endurance race will be worth
more to the winner than any derby run
this season IT will also exceed in value
the breeders futurity last spring at
Lexington. 1t carries a greater added
valuation by the Louisville Racing as
sociation and Kentucky racing commits.
sion than any other stake decided in
many years in the commonwealth. The
Kentucky endurance stake will be
worth at least $4,000 to the winner
Many Turfmen Represented.
The nomjnators of tho race embrace
the leading American turfmen from al!
sections. New York is represented by
August Belmont, chairman Of the Jock
ey club, and Sam C.. Hildreth, the lat
ter being the leading winning owner in
this country in l910.1911 Pennsyl-
vania is represented by Captain T.. ID.
Cassatt, the foremost turfman of that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
SWEDEN PREPARES
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
ny ERIC GRUNDMARK'


'pCoprNHAGEN, Sept. 3p.-Sweden IS
making E great preparations for the Siy,n- ,Srn
pic games which are re, to ov Ss hesT Wl the 'S Ss
holm holm Itn1etss ng1 be we'll taken care OF, but
i,ns ibes viii And team Of sweet5n ssh,n hard San
Ietes Ine which are going to be mighty "a''
10 beat. ,;n trainer. Ernie
Htertberg has has sayelsped eSaIse q some jumpers
team tea strong non m men who will come preth,s hs
ane aner holding their own against 'he
w9rio tho high jump there are several
mem up to feet INCH In the 1bD Sols ean a' get
6tsnns Hean and hammer) IS In safe keeping.
In In''fr, the long jump, 22 feet Is at present
their limit. but there are plenty VINO can
do q feet inches -,
n is expected the United States Will
send a. formidable team over AS mat
ter of fact. the Americans are the only
ones feared by the Swedes in their spe-
clalties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Fj|DsCD|NP|LED
|llEs|DEVT LUCAS
|or Only Player Who
Ii, ID All of the i45
Games Played.
Ppo' BATTING FREAK
|Lsaship Has Best Catch
Record, Except Fennell,
|Iho Played Seldom.

,...s president of the Union
ss.o,atIon. has complied an
q tomplete and accurate state
, ,,.yers averages which Is
h. t,lu In other columns OF this
~ president Lucas's statement
, lssf ~. :,
.,6,nr 10 be added. The work
4 ,o the averages besides keep
"a ceeessary has required great
4 unlimited patience and a long
4 sriuous effort
4, thlnr the fan will notice Is
4 prrssan the Sunflower south
1, suly. leads the leasue in bat
=. his pitching average is also
la II IA true he played i'll
/. .r.one games. but that does not
!, would not have done so wel'
M ben here longer
.pjrpo." as the fans Hicknamed
,,.,1n Of Great Falls. made sew
h.us rms, while Home Run
..>1!l Of Butte made only twelve.
q tstted in total Of l95 runs.
i, pTeSsn's hitting average fix !
. no higher than Huelsman s 1t
t admitted that Hippo Is IN
/ Il bimseIf so far as the Union
Istlhg is concerned.
I on IS the only player in the
,i.cela;lon who played in every
N rs games IN which the Sky
4 .tafliclpsted. In considering
.sadK will he noticed that while
.d5y is mol quite at the top. he
asny chances. Notwithstanding
. liat IN doing SO he made him.
MO errors.
n sio took part in less than ten
BE noi been given standing.
. slnilng of all the others whl be
b ne report.
|r;shlp leads the catchers II Fen
*std is excepted. and Fennell
'.Iti seveniecr games. which are
' kuihcleni tesl.
ra balIing is much like the club
= Gest Falls and Salt Lake oc-
+ Hhusely ihe same positions.
rs record es utility man Is
tnafsable. His fielding average
2 y won more than half of the
y pitched and NJ played AT va
~ everF position on the team.
rt only yer! few OF the hum
interesting facts which present
e Fnsn one studies the tables
hrssith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
SECOND BASEMEN.
THIRD RASEM EN-.
SHORTSTOPS,

e Pei Name and Club.
81 .eIl Flick. Boise ...,...--...,.,.. !
% ao6 c'Mara Missouls ...-,.-...,., :
as SSS Naughton, Boise .,...p--,-...s =
81 S76 Case Boise ..t....,..s.,.,t.--. J
81 ST5 Murphy Missoula ......,.,.,.. 4
10 $40 Daschbach Missoula ....,.... !
02 $50 Walsh. Great Falls .,e,....',. ]
80 .S5I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
OUTFlELOERS.
PITCHERS.

J. PC Name and Club
q 0O0 fiiIdebrand. Great Falls ~,
I .9Si Joss. B0iSn ..s.,.-,.- ....'
9T3 lSilburn, Boise ..-...,-s-,-.,..
/ 96T H. Kililay, Boise -..,.,s,-,...
. 1851 Fox, Helena ...,......,,---.
s $50 Druhot Butte .,,,.e.......,..
2 .956 Cummings MissoJla ,..,.,..--
1853 CARRIER, Missoula salt Lake
s 94o Byrd. salt Lake Helena .,....
4 .939 Wells Boise Butte ..-.s-,,...
3 ,9sa Remneas. Butte .,,'s.--,'.','.
Q .9ss Schimpff Salt Lake ..,.,
q 1896 zach salt Lake Mssoula
y 935 Osbnrn. Missoua .,.----.'.,-
81 Taliaferro, Boise --.,,.--.....,
,e29 Brown, Butte ,.,---.,.s-...'''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01

Name and Club. y
Ijunmel. Salt Lake ,,-...e...'
Mrcafferly, Missoula --..e-'-'
Jenson Butte -Missoula ..-.
Manuel Great Falls -Missoula
CornsIi;,s. Great Falls Boise =
Bryan, Helena, '-'''s''''
Quick. Butte ..,,..,.,.'-
Kane. Butte -Helena-St' f''''''
Dressen. Salt Lake .,..-.''--.
Ames, Helena ..:.'-''''-''''
Carbon, Great Falls -s'.s-''s,-.
Morgan, Salt Lake .'-.-.r.'''-
Bittrolff. Great Falls ,e''-'''f
Mears. Helena .'.'.''-''''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23
Grill Yates i'm
LOriner Case
THINKS THERE WAS JACKPOT
IN ILLINOIS AGAINST
lORIMER.
Never Heard Of Use OF Money in Be-
half Of the Election Of
lorimer.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., June o.
Former Governor Yates. OF Illinois,
who once accused Governor Deneen
OF playing him falsely in politics and
sent word TO him through Senator
Lorimer that he was a liar STILL" de-
MED today on the witness stand in
the Senate committee to investigate
the Lorimer election that he had ever
heard OF the use OF money in that
election until more than a year after
ward. Both he and George w. Hin
man. editor and publisher OF the Chi
cago lnter-Ocean. the only other wit
ness present, professed the greatest
friendship for Mr.. Lorimer
Mr.. Human expressed the belief
that there had been a Jackpot" or
general corruption fund. in the
Springfield legislature for many years.
hut he pointed to Mr. Lorimer's enc
mics as the probable contributors.
Mr.. Yates emphatically denied that
he had ever had any conversation
with Ward Hines. OF Chicago. over
the long distance telephone on the
day a Senator was elected. in regard
to a corruption fund for Mr.. Lori
mer's election. or any other subject.
Attorney Healy. for the committee. OK
planned that there had been the harest
suggestion that he held a conversatio
with Mr.. Hines on that day. but that
he did not believe there would be any
testimony to that effect before the
committee
Go Into Yates History.
The former Governors political bat
ties were probed extensively. first. by
tho attorneys for the committee. and
then by Judge Flbridge Hancey, rep
resenting Senator Lorimer.
Coming down TO the Lorimer cleo
ton. the witness said he was warm
friend Of the Senator and about IS
hours before the election on MAY IS
he learned first that Lorlmer was
likely TO be elected. He said he did
everything he could for Iorimer in
that contest. but never even heard
OF the use Of money until after the
election.
Senator Kenyon said that the first
step in the election was in the cleo
tion of Edward G Shurtlef as Speak
or Of the Illinois legislature. He
asked the witness If he himself had
not said on the night OF ShurtleN's
election. This means the election Of
Lorimer as senator"
The witness denied he had made
such a statement. but later admitted
he might have
Senator Kenyon asked Mr.. Yates II
az the convention when he was de-
feated for reinstatement for Govern
or he did not discharge Joseph Bid
well. grain Inspector. because he was
Lorimer's friend and Lorimer was op-
posed 10 him
After Bidwell had voted against me
20 times he came 70 ne and said !
had his sympathy. Mr.. Yates told the
committee Il told him ] would rath-
or have his resignation. Joe thought
! meant it. and resigned. ! accepted
IT,"
The committee will meet again TO-
morrow.
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Redemption of Bond Notice.
Redemption OF Bonds Notice.


OF the drawing for redemption OF
Ronds OF the Loan OF 1855 OF the City OF
Wheeling
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners Of the Loan Of 1SS5 OF the City
OF Wheeling. West Virginia. that on
June -. 1911. pursuant to the require
ments Of the Ordinance OF said City
passed May II. 1855. entitled An Ordi-
nance 10 provide FOR the issue and sale
OF Bonds OF the City OF Wheeling to be
known as the Bonds Of the Loan OF 1855
and for the redemption and payment
thereof 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 by said Commits
sioners for redemption and payment on
the first day OF July a D.. 1911. to-wit:
Bonds OF $500 OO-Principal each num-
oered as follows: 77-6l-32-1O3- 7s-73-31
Total. $500
Bonds of 1900. o0-Principai each
numbered as follows: 296-141-l3O-3O2-22s-
2O5-2Ss
Total: 100000
Said Bonds so determined will he re-
deemed and paid al the Bank of the Ohio
valley in the City 81 Wheeling West
virginia, on and after the first day Of
July. 1871. and said bonds 50 determined
Will cease to bear interest from the last
named day and date.
LAWRENCE r. SANDS.
y. W. PETERSON
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Commissioners OF the Loan OF 1855.
Je-l5-hw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23
COLLEGES.
SUGAR TRUST


Cutters company. which deal cvcnfu.
ally Uas closed Cutler WIS still ho
ing examined when tho committee al.
lourncd for tho day
The examination of Charles ~ War.
ron. president oi The Michigan Sugar
Refining company. WAS concluded TO-
day BE vaa closely questioned re-.
gnrdiug tho SUGAR tariT conferences
with tho president Ho stated tho
discussion was only over Philippine
sugar matters
did Mr. Taft give you any assur
arccs that nothing would ho done 20
.1iure the beet sugar industry
$50"
Representative Rakor. OF California.
asked Mr.. Warren ff no considered
tho organization ~ tho Michiran
Sugar Refining company violation
20 tho antitrust law or inws OF Nlcht
gan. Tho Witness said ho dld mot. and
'nat fho company mover had any con
uacfs with any competitor relating
To- shiuDInE prices or anl thing clso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23
Redemption Of BONDS No+,oe.

OF the drawing FOR redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds Gst Series)
Of a." city Of Wbeeling
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Main Street Bridge
Bonds Gst Seriesl that on June
70. 1911. pursuant 10 the requirements
Of the Ordinance Of said city
Qassed llth day Of March. 1890 en-
titled An Ordinance TO provide for the
Issue and sale OF Bonds OF the CITY OF
wheeling 10 be known as the Main
street Bonds tlst Series and for the re-
1enpilon and payment thereof" The
foll0wiur described Bonds issued under
said Ordinance were duly determined by
l1t by said Cor miss oners for redemp-
ton and payment on the first day OF
July. 1871. to-wit.
Bond OF S5oo.00-- Principal-Io1
BOND ~ $500 90 - Priucipal--la9
Sl'd Bonds so determined viii lie re-
deemed and paid AZ tho Bank of the Ohio
valley. in the City Of Wheeling West
Nirsinia. on and after the said first day
of July. 1911. and said bonds 80 deter
miuet VIII ceaSS 90 bear interest from
iIe last mentioned day and date
/. r SANDS.
=. a MILLER
t. ". PETERSON.
CON missioners Of the Main street Bridge
Loan. lst SERIES. je-15-hw
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Notice OF Redemption OF LauEhlin NAL
COmuauv Eouda


NNt4Do f- hereby given mat pursuant
u the terms and provisions OF "a certain
ii"ri SAGE deed 90 trust given hy tie
lstlEti4n Nail Company 90 Robert G
l.tizcl. trustee. dated January I-fh.
1901. recorded 900 the office OF the Rec
order OF Belmont County. ohio. in Vol
ume g.. on page 1l5. sald I.augnltn Nail
CON Iaht la~. uy proper corporate action
iu f.t premises. elected Co. redeem am
pay 40 The cry Bank OF wheeling" ln
tie go! " Wlceling. Ohio County. West
Nirslnia. ou the first day OF July. 1911.
bonds ~ said LhuEnlin Nail Company
numbered respectively and cuuscruffVe1v
from one IlI fu one hundred and fiftv
tlHn1. both numbers Inclusive. Of the
demon nation ~ one thousand dollars
'a D.. anf ~ a principal OF one hundred
tho bonds secured 90 rr paid by said
mortgage deed of trust and hat on said
flfef iHy Of July. 1911. said Iaurhlin
Sail Company wIl redeem and plr ail
OF -..l bombs 900 said H|uk. together
Win g." interest coupons due and pay
Oh le July D. is11.
Especial attention fs drawn To- tho
fH.t trd notice Is hereby Fltcu that bv
ft' terms 90 fl.l bond. and ~ fHe raiI
mn.f-arc decd uC trust interest on said
bonds uIN cease Ir.y o. 1ftf. ami tuat
OIL" interest coupons attached Co said
bonds which shall NOT hove become due.
Uf Hfll IuHlly thereto attached ard soy.
erri fN'r'frnlu. which shall ruf have
Io..we Iuc. aiIl. 600 july D. 1911. be-
come. aaf or f.tf dlN. and therr. ffer.
boz nul Hrt void AND fraf said raurffiu
Sail Company VIII no longer Doc liable
I.,t.GULIN NAIL coMrANy.
Iy vs. T.. FIeeaner
fo fH.u Ifa f.rs.IIfnf
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ACCEPT ORDINANCE

Tho directors ~ tho BOARD ~ Trade
held Oh meeting Yesterday morning.
nf which thny accepted Tho auditorium
ordinance from fha rffV council and
nII rights agd privileges grantod to
fhr BOARD OF Trade under tho ordin-
nr.o were formally rendered 90 tho
board ~ directors 90 fhr now com
rnuF Tho auditorium committee ace
cnrtcd Tho offer ~ tho HourI of Trade
Tho auditorium committee wU HHro
Iu'rIHr fH inspect HuIifNrluma Boo
other g'ti'e before awarding the con-
tract Tor the local ono
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DIED.

SCHEEIpEH-On "wednesday. June q.
lfnro $50 ~ Twenty second rf~rrf
FhlEnNl'H @rHNEfnER ir the sfef
year of hia GEO.
Funeral from fHc late residence eafur.
GOV afternoon. june &C. 90 210 Tr-
terwcnf az Greenwood rrrrrfr-,
Friends Of The family rcspoctfuiiv in-
onEEHLEE ON vvo1ncsdsv Juno rfst
L.lL. at Columbus. Onto WILLIAM
oNEENbFE aged so years.
Funeral Friday. Juno gard. az 90 o'clock
m from residence Of George a
etker no Pennington. rnfcrmcrt in
High E.dEc romeferv
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LEGAL NOTICES.

r.. 81 f-t-----7s
W ~ uit '"AIe OF 'hi" county
49, ~ 7'lid-
-. % '''N"'' anu
N"t'S'
~, versus IN thancery.
NiSt i."S. tum'ln- ,s
ii''Nns 60, and
"tnerS
10y virtue or an n..nr entered IN u"
9no.e ,.tus - cause '. tle ist clay OF
m ~ J., n. l'~ '..' ..I r'i-t o. Ohio
county est Nirr' d.. l. -rtsrrcd tu
NC ne Nu'ers'-ntd CON ...-.l. .f- .1 aScer-
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ENGuSH.ERENCH CAPITAL

CAPITAL FURNISHED Tor naand
~ American. Canadian and McxIcal
enterprises Miraug. Industrial Timer
and hanufacturIng. steam anI Electric
Railroads financed. Irrigation pro Irrfa
promoted. Substantial Stock. Bond or
Icheuturc issues tHurht. sold or under
written collections AMI Clr1rnurea
made for Banks. rlarkcrl ami Trust
Com rnrlra roaI office London. Branch
Paris CORES r0rdrrrr invited
uENr a tFrrn
1f.1c-18 EloomehurF street London.
ENGLAND
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For Sale--Typewrlters

ron eAEE-OuveI tYpowrlter, 5000
condition ~ J. Smith. eto Mali 81
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAL.E-One hay bailer. Sandwich
11NZ2 horse power: good as new Ad-
dress G. a. Nost. Rarrisville. o. je-22-i
FOR SALE-POny, set or harness and
two seated spring wagon. Cheap to
cash buyer. Address Carl Schank r. +.
No. I, Box SIS Elm Grove. je-29-i
FOR SALE-Barbsr shop. good business,
up-to-date. at bargain for quick
buyer. Population about 1000. Care
Davies. the Jntelllgencer fe-I5-tf
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HOTELS
THE BORLAND SPRINGS HOTEL

viii open for the season June 18th. We
can take care OF twice many people
inns Year than ever before. Newly fur
nished- An ideal place 10 spend your
vacation. fine mineral water containing
great medicinal virtues
Address Borland Springs Hotel
BorlAnd. w. Va
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room modern apartment.
with bath, 6l2 Main St. $500. II J.
smith. Natl 1351M. Bell STAR je-is-tf
FOR ,REHT-4-room flat. with bath
nicely furnished. fitted up Tor nxhf
housekeeping: rent reasonable Apply
80 y. Front n-22-tf
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HOTEL RALEIGH

~i Charlie Place and the Bach. where
tie accowmoiatluns ana location arr
dneNcol.'d. taIarity 500. Iar-.. rooms
rean view. elevator. private baths. run
ming water - rooms etc SuFcri1rity Of
cuisine. moderate rates. Booklet
H. J. DY%ES.