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CHARGE Murder Pact.

Baltimore, June !.-Analy esSsNS
ing disclosed traces of poison in rsa
bodies, Morris Cohen was arrested to-
day and charged with the murder OF
his wife, Sarah, and his niece, Ida Co.
hen. was charged with the murder OF
her husband, Morris. The charges al
lege that the poison was given in food,
and the police say they believe the pair
had become attached 10 one another
and agreed to get rid of husband and
wife in order 20 marry.
The Cohens assert the deaths were
due to ptomaine poisoning. Ibe TWO
men were ta.lors in this city.
Samuel C..Cohen, ten-year-oid soo Oh
Sarah Cohen, died few days before
his mother. His death is now osing
Investigated, on the supposition thai
he may have got some of the slieged
poison by accident
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Farm Far Sale

oh'il july l0te | will offer for sale
my 'arm containing lis acres, IS acres.
cieafed, acres in oats, acre in corn
IL acre IN potatoes, will cut Is TO 20
'ons oi nay, plenty pasture. etc, rs
acres comparatively level; S miles
from Swanton on county read, l.o
miles from X. r., miles from Deer
fark, ~ miles from Piedmont. Excel
lent markets. About one hundred an
pc trees, ITO 20 years old, all i'm.
proved fruit. Peaches, pears, pIums,
cherries, grapes, etc.
Z room house and plenty out build.
ines, iine garden, pleuty shade and is
beautiful place to live.
viii sell crops, moving machine.
hay rake, level or hillside plows. cult.
vator, double and single shovel plows
aud all farming tools in plenty, as
yopd as new. Lot of wire. Ar fol
1890.
This is all good land, IL mile ia
school, one mile to church.
WIN take a small down paymen,
and balance in payments TO SUIT pur
chaser. Would consider small prop.
eTty near town in exchange. am mol
able to farm or $500 would not buy
the land alone.
Write or come If you mean business.
Address
A. q. Rawlings,
r. No. 2. Swanton,
Garrett Co., Md.
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Vehicle Company,
Commissioners Notice.

James N. cunningham, Dr.
IS. 3 IN Chancery
William l.. Cunningham ct al
Commissioners ONCE
Martinsburg W. Va, May IS, l9il.
To all persons interested in the above entitled
cause.
BY decree of the Circuit Court OF Berkeley
County w Va. entered IN the above entitled
cause, on the 18th day of May 1911, the same
was referred to me- with instructions to ascer-
tain and report.
FIRsT-The real estate of which James l.
Cunningham died seized with, its fee simpi and
annual rental values
SECOND--To convene all the creditors Of the
estate Of the said James L.. Cunningham and e.
port their debts with their amounts and piiori-
ties
THIRD-To state the accounts Of William J..
Cunningham as surviving administrator OF the
estate of said James l.. Cunningham, also the
accounts of his co-administrator j, n. Cunning-
ham, decd. especially, as to the unadminister-
ed assets ascertained to be IN their hands by the
report of William b. Colston, Master Commit
sOner, filed in the chancery cause in this Court,
of Findley administrator. Us. Cunningham ct al,
FOURTH-To state the Accounts OF William
L. and j. n. Cunningham, dec Of the rents and
profits received by them and each of them. from
the real estate of the said JAS. H. Cunningham,
since the dea of the said James l.. Cunning
ham.
FIFTH--And any other matters deemed per
tinent by said commissioner. or that any OF the
parties may require him TO report
You will therefore take notice that have fix
ed upon MONDAY THE 2GTH DAY OF JUNE
lail at 10 A. NJ as the time when, and my office
in the Old National Bank Building, in Martins
burg W. Va, as the.place wherel VIII proceed
TO execute the said order of reference. and u
the same be not completed on that day 1t VIII
be adjourned from time TO time, at the same
place, until 1t is completed
Given under my hand this 18th day of May
1911.
At Cornmissia uer ina N ancer-v of said Court,
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BROWN.

Washington, June 15.-Congress-
mae w. G. Brown was called upon
this afternoon to act rs Speaker of the
house, while the wool schedule WI
under consideration. Mr.. Brown WIS
quite surprised as Congressmen Dams
and Littlepage of West Virginia,
have already been called upon to pre-
side over the house aud he thought
that would be enough honor for The
state for while.
Mr.. Brown banded the gavel like he
was accustomed to it and ruled WIN
fairness 10 all.
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Garrett Co

The subcommittee on postoflice and
postroads met Wednesday and took
up for consideration the Lewis bill,
which provides for condemning and
purchasing the express companies and
adding them to the postal system, and
establishing com plete system for tn G
quick transportation of packages and
the eatable products OF the farm and
truck garden, etc At their last con-
ference in Washington the representa-
lives of the business men of the eeun-
try and of the farmers CHANGES asked
Congress to establish such system,
and representatives of these interests
were present at the hearing before the
committee today.
"fhere are two main reasons why
the express companies may be added
TO the postal SYSTEM said Mr.. Lewis
in his argument "First, the express
company service does not reach beyond
the railways to the country or the
farmers. which the postoflice does,
through the rural free delivery, which
is waiting with empty wagons to re.
ceive the express packages and take
them to the country stores and the
farmers, aud carry back to the towns
and citizens the produce OF the farms
and truck gardens for the people t eat,
at living prices. Second, the contracts
Of the express companies with the rail-
ways give them an average transport
tation rste of three quarters of cent II
pound; and with this rate the express
charges by post would be reduced from
two.thirds to one-half on parcels rang
ing from pounds to $50 pounds, and
about % per cent on heavier weights,
as a consequence of the coordination
of the express company profits, which
are averaging over so per cent on the
investment.
With the rural free delivery par
of the express system, an agricultural
parcels post will market the farmers
produce and save them the time and
labor of marketing their truck. Rates
even lower than those quoted are
promised, by having the rural and
city carriers assemble the small con-
signments of the individual shippers
and utilize the fast freight service on
trunk lines, with passenger trains on
the branch roads to hurry the stuff 10
destination, at the regular fast freight
rates. The postof1ice will recoup it.
self by securing carload rates for the
Assem- bled shipments, while the small
shippers get their advantage over pres
ent conditions by having their collect
and-delIvery system for practlcaily
n nothing Hagerstown Mail
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The United Brethren Sunday-sctN
al the Pleasant Plains church, four
miles south of this city, will have their
chlldrenfs day exercises on next sun
day evening and the school is anticipat'
ing grand big time The officers are
doing a grand work at this school and
one which merits encouragement.
The president of the Berkeley county
ASSOCIATION MIR. w. f. 0utcalt will he
present and deliver an address. He
will also take with him the handsome
banner which has been earned by the
county association for having the
largest number oforg tnjzed adult Bible
classes of all the counties in the state.
One more week and then comes the
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SlOO Reward, 500

ped In rs OF this paper will be
|ded - 5i earn that there is at least one
to cS T-sease that science has been
Errh. i'm n az its stages, and that is
Five cn nan Catarrh Cure is the only
Ernity. CatnnuW known to the medical
Fse rso,,i.arrh being a constitutional
h E,aJi9buires a constitutional treat
buy S aa.1 Catarrh Cure is taken in
[mucoEsS ing directly upon the blood
FestroSiIr surfaces of the system, there
|. and " s the foundation of the dis
fing IN sang the patient strength by
r. in aoi Sl'e constitution and assisting
50 r6goIs us work. The proprietors
laat tbay talth in its curative pow
|Hst W ySse that it fails to cure Send
|tress i testimonials.
h BY ali d CHENEY q CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Namily Pills for constipation.
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,.rNTs FOR THIS PAPER RE.
|ts,,b the GUARANTEE that the
Wv r,os n, the STATESMAN
rens that Of any PAPER pub
- in Martinsburg. Berkeley
co.oty, West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-23

The directors of the Panama EXPOSE
tion are offering prize Of sl.0o0 Tor a
rose. Now, then, you amateur gar
deners, hsre's.a chance, Get busy.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-23

anne to MorgantowA 70 atleho
diversity summer school.
Il Mrs. w. w. Marin aduke,
b.dmore, spent last Sunday with
Mrs. w. H. Wilen in this
! Or. William Hesse filed the
a cthe Presbyterian church here
sunday IN the absence Of the pas
Dr.. Woods.
y. FIR. Charles Donahue, OF Ports
M Va, former rector of ST.
~. Catholic church in this city,
here last sunday.
I, CLYDE Whetzel, who has been
,ss course in engineering atWash-
m and Lee university, Lexington,
Is at home for the summer vaca-
r. lane Armstrong leaves this
l. for Ellamore, w. Va, to join her
Rev. ]. A. Armstrong, who will
gseh at that place during the sum
,pntapant John H. Wien, of the
tusr army is at home of = furlough
the first time in two years which
he he spent principally in the Phil
kiHes
Rev. W. D. McCurdy will preach at
|pnt Zion Church next Sunday at 8
h. and will be present at the chill
he dsy service at Leetown that
hing
| lr H. A. Wyatt, who formerly ran
ess making establishment in this
has moved to Hagers!own where
has bought out a saloon which he
run.
sses Elda Kilmer, Bessie Gard
Daisy Light returned last week
b lexington, Virginia, where they
Tito attend the com announcement Of
shington and Lee university.
ISIS Grace Bird, who has been at
fling Marshall College, at Huntir g.
for the past year taking special
Sc to better prepare her for her pro-
on, thai Of teaching, is at home.
Lewis smith, who has been
III Hdm n, Massachusetts, for
|sr o. moe, spent last Sunday
his uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs.
IA. G. ri AID returned to his home
bambershurg on Monday.
ty- harles Ghelslip, pastor of the
(byteraH church at Shepherdstown
has been on a vacation granted by
people for the good of his health,
returned home and Is somewhat
proved.
Pc little sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh ar
|IouseWorth, aged but few days,
al their home on w. Martin
F. last Friday night. The name OF
infant was William Wordsworth.
lnterment was in Green Hill.
and Mrs. q. b. Hedges made a
Pant automobile trip through
|yland last week and went as far as
fhlngton, d. e. They had with
P on the jaunt their guest, Mss
fn Bryan and their two nieces
fes frances and Sarah Brown
bette.
Is John p. Creque had warrant
m out for her husband, who keeps
Oon down on the corner of Race
queen streets for keeping disor-
y house. Johns honey moon is
ny ever having been married but a
|hth or so.
William H. Seibert last Friday
fu The frame work of fine new
on his place where he lives on
heaFneysvllIe road. Mr.. J. w.
u The veteran barn raiser went
Il and rendered valuable service
came home pretty hoarse-
T. Harry VI. Turner, who has been
le I nlted States Emigration SER
III Nova Scotia, for some years,
VVeh al his home in shepherd
Huurlng the past week or two but
lNes 10 his post this week. He
III town ON Tuesday aud found us
+ pleasant call.
l. n. Oats has gone TO Los An
" attend meeting of the Amer
medical association as the repre-
''''e nom this state. After leaving
angeles he will go to Rochester,
[D'sah' where he will attend the
ECtI'nic. He expects to be absent
val I'hsburg about three weeks.
Sl00 ID oJ ~rno
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Mr. Joseph Bosler, of Denver, Color
ado, was here during the past week
visiting friends and relatives in the vi
entity of Hedges vile, and was in town
several times shaking hands with
ifiends. He IS the son of Mr.. JOSEF h
bosier, OF Carlisle, Pa, and VIII, n
younger used to visit this county very
frequently.
The postoffice of this city he's be, n
designated by the postmaster General
as postal savings depository and Il e
postmaster is making preparations for
opening up for business. He had been
In Grafton during this week investi-
gazing the workings of the postal saw
ings SO he will know something Of il
before he gets into it.
The many friends CT Rev. David j !.
Woods, con of Rev. DIR. Woods, and
who has been pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church at Blacksburg, Va. for
some years, will hear with pleasure
that Hampden-Sidney college has hon
ored him by comforting upon him the
degree of Doctor of Divinity. Dr.
Woods is yet young man being an
der forty-four years of age.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-23

The undersigned SPECIAL commissioner BY virtue
Of the aetacrfsy vested 10 bin by decree vi the
cireuit Court q Befksley County ". Va entered
on tine aoib day o. April igll in soit in Oh apcerv
,hereis pend'ng y watch A + Payne was plainud
and Ernest u Payne and WSiier L.. Psyne were
defendants, win sell by pubic auction AZ lie non,
door Of the County Court Ii oese Of Berkeley Coan-
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-
Commencing a. one O'Clock p NJ the following
tracts OF pa.cels Of real estate situate nea. he
viiiag, o. deagesvilie, berkeley County ". Va,
ISL. LOT tontan NC about
l-2 Acre
and being the same real estate conveyed to Thos.
Payne BY deed IRON Mm 81 eyser. dated on .he
day OF October 1870 and recorded in the office OF
thecterkiot the County Court SAID County IN Deed
book u page Isl; saving an1 excepting the etrom
certain portion OF said ifaet which was sonyese ed
By coed q ON Ihos. Payne aud wife TO Waiter L.
psyue. bearing dat the 10th day Of August laos,
and reecraed IN SAID etk' office IN Deed Boes "a,
page 567
and LOT, Being the sane real cstat. which was
conveyed 10 Ma f Payne by deed from Geo 4 !.
Kreglow aud wife, hzafing date the 10 h day OF
sept mbsr, So, and iecordel in the nice ~ the
Geek % the County Cent Of said County in Deed
book %. page os excepting the eirom that portion
which was conveyed TO Waiter l.. PAYNE by deed
ftom Wary Il. Payne and husband bearing da,e lois
day % ueust. Is 8, and recorded n SAID Clerks
office ia ueed Book %, ia a. sog
Sad Two tracts TO be sold lying contiguous to
each other, and improved by
Dwelling House,
outbuildings.
TERMS.
One hrd OF the purchase money cash on day Of
sale the remainder in two eqna. payments due in
one and years from date respectively the pur-
chaser 10 execute his rot tor the two deferred
paym nts with interest from date and the title TO
be retained until alt OF the purchase money is paid.
Allen Soli, S.eeal Commissioner.
|, ID. Gefhardt, Clerk of the Circuit Oouu &
Berkeley County, West Virginia, de hereby, certi-
~ that Allen B. Noll, has exeeu ed bond in the
above entitled cause, in the penalty and with the
security as required by SAID decree Of sale.
La. DeW q e-hardt. Clerk Circar Court
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80, Berkeley cousty teachers
,one to MorgantowR to attend
r'ysrsity summer school.
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.,tssman-D Democrat.

,,be Post once in Martinsburg. W.
isrsa a. second class matter.
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Mrs w. w. Marin aduke,
L.,dmore, spent last Sunday with
"a Mrs. w. H. Wilen in this
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NOTICE.

4t.. Commissioner in q ancery
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l-2Acre
Dwelling House,
TERMS.

good well Of water, stable and other neeessa
outbuildngs.
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Special Dispatch 20 the 1nteiiigencer.
SOUTH BEND. June 22-GOod pitch
ing b. Graham enabled Wheeling 20
take the second game ~ the series. to-
dav. 2 % . IN u innings. 70 was era
hams own hit in tho eleventh that sent
Welcher across the plate with the win
ming run. TIE feature - tho game was
the batting - Durham. who secured
Two singles and n beautiful triple dur
inF the afternoon. Both teams scored
first tn the fourth inning.
For Wheeling Durham trirlef n deep
left and counted on Woirler'z timely
swat WeirHer was caught ~ second on
Montgomery fei1ers choice. MONTY
reaching first Sarer forced Roy az
second. hut on IN ATTEMPTED double play
schrrI-k dropped Krcflfr throw Muir
ray walked. brit Crausu famed
For tho Bar7er.. GrIcr doubled 90
center. core affeurteF 90 sacrifice. but
Lewis error enabled T'iU Co. reach fhird
and LEFTY H-af Kelley grounded 20
Lewis hlt Wetze1 hit. scoring Ge'ar.
core was caught hefTrer fIe bases ami
Holmes few ouf fo eerrofiua.
In f-e sixth. Gefer fr.u'r3 and scored
on cores single. but t.e next three mon
Vere e1av.
vie ceiling scored again 'r f.e sIerf.
vvI'n one down. jour 4rI singled f'r 20
on Wolchera irfo'i -ar. WeIrrer
counted an N1rfToucrr't f't. after
yve'ze1 let tho BALI GOT .-"un- riw
IN ere eleventh. Nri-.r~ singled 90
reff uoak attempted fr sacrifice. hGf
rfrf-a~ frffr1 ESQ f7'l r'0~'~ ana h.f.
men we're eafe -arrr r'- ~ nrf 1ri
Murray popped 90 Kelley. h.f FrN fr
-rrs Dol enc winning run 0If. hf o.
left Levi. roller forced Graham.
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COMPANY
rs FORMED IN BEBLArRE TO RACK
BASE BALL. TEAM
Opening VIII Ne Heid on ths rourth Of
July. when ths Team win Play
nsnwood Two Games.

50 mccfinr Of a number ~ the erfhua-
i1riIr base ha1 men ~ neiialre last
.fl.Nf. Ono 'rEnnfgHfi0r OF n base ball
ri..k company was completed and def
L.fr rlnra were wndr FOR flo rearnr.
The company haa leased fta Turarss..
SIXTH street grounds ana will start the
HnfN IWr I'HfrIf Hf AurI losing d.
tua reiar- o. 90 The head ~ the COM
rfrr nnl Too HUNT r. GEORGETOWN rnl-
LoraIfr man. who PLAYED center field fqr
NrrH "nI. VIII manage ffn nine A.
rHnrenolfe were also completed last
evenings 'Hr f.. nr.nfr. OIL.
r.ll Pc playcd on che Fourth o. July,
Witn trc efrruE team of rrg.trt ..
game wIf Pc rlavrf in tie morning ami
Clio other fu clio afternoon
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phnIss osfeat serator..

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 90 PhHa
dc'phia won todays game $ to D.. AMI
made 10 four straight victories over
We hiucion Bender was sent NJ tho
field hy Umpire Evan or throwing q
nall over The strand stand ln fhc sixth
inning Leonard Formerly OF r.
Mar p college. took his place Score
VasfIrrfrr .ooe00noor
r'I7ie'rnin fuHu0f 70 1
Eaifrrrr Wrfksr and AinamIfl. Loo.
rarI Fender aud Thomas
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Tets Get Victory

OAf ron o.. June 22.-Wi'h two on
and two out in the ninth. Storzer
walked De-Haven and Sample. forcing
IN the winning run. Score.
Dayton .....o oo21OOO1- 10
Evansville ...000u30DG a.
Eatteri es-Wi and Koni~k. Sfo~-
Battcries-WlrcheU. Konnick: ster-
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RACES At woReANrowN.
Tr-county Fsir Association Is ineor
porate1 20 Garry Out Fan
rafr

MORGANTOW'N. W. Va. June ~
The Tri County Fair Association has
just boon formed here. with John III.
kropps secretary. =. G. Gibson presi.
don't and George g. Jorife. =. L.
Hartman and s. s Daisenberry. u
VIII succeed fhe old Morgantown asso.
citation and will give a fsir and race
meet the last week in August Good
purses are being arranged
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NEW YORK. juno 22-The Hizh
landors took Wos'ou into camp today
g 90 % iu game which was interrupted
tv rain iu tho nth inning WARRIOR
fuIrlcd effectively Tor tho locals. while
Pope. who started 10 pitch for the Red
sox. lasted only one inning Score.
D. o. T.
Boston ............ % n NJ NJ o.
Nrw YORK ......... g nH o. q
batteries -McHaie and pnre ara Nur.
nulErr and klr lI.aaa rnrn and rurn.
rcV. t.auad crHfHNF rain
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LOSING STREAK BROKEN:
GRAHAM WINS OWN GAME

or. Rapids. O0OO1lOO-
Batteries-Alleu. Bemis and J. Parker
Boil, HALEY and Welsh.
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CHICAGO. June 90 Hard hitting
and perfect fielding behind Pitcher
L."held gave PiftsburR an easy game
over Chicago. - ~ 2. The neldIne of
thc locals was ragged and proved
costly Score.
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scored two runs. ulnninE todays
game from st. i0uis to T. and max.
ing 60 clean sweep of the series. Score
Chicago ....000o07
So Louis ....n on0uf 900 3
E0t-ries Powell and Clarke. tanee
and Payne
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DURHAMs HEAVY HITTING WINS
SECOND GAME or SERIES.
Montgomery Gets Back Into the
Game AgAin-GrahAm Allows
Six Hits.
Yesterdays Results.

Wheeling. 9. South Bend. o
Dayton. I. Evansville. ..
GAINESVILLE. :. Grand Rapids. ..
IT. Wayne. g; Terre Haute, >
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Fort Wayne Wins.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June 22.-Af.
ter Young singled and Clancy doubled
a sacrifice and squeeze brought both
men In. and Fort Wayne won in the
ninth. to ?. Pfeffer struck out nine.
Score.
Terre H....OoO1O1OOO- T.
Fl Wayne OOOlO02- II .
Pfeffer and Ouslow.
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Maps Trounee rioers.

DETROIT Juno % 900 West. n
Cleveland. deserved to beat Detroit
today. and ho ga q 20 . HirmlnR
hams single in the eighth scored Jack
son from second With the winning run
Bale aIl around r0rk ami BIrh'a Geld
FMS featured Score.
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ST LOUIS. Juno 22-Powon weak
oned in ne sixth inning and Chicago
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Hne~illa. b. or Poster and Aduro,t-
for. b. ID. tTurner) also ran IN order
named
Time .o2ts
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-daY.a damaa.

Wheeling az south Bend.
Evansville at Dayton
Terre Haute al Fort Wayne
GAINESVILLE az Grand Rapids
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day and De held them 20 four scat.
f...d bits. and blankod them after The
first inning. Ycrkes was hit an tho
way through Score.
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Blades for Gillette Razors.
SOC per dozen.
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Since Vacation Time Is
HAT TRUNKS,
AUTO TRUNKS,
$500 to $4,000

Money Belts, Bill Books, SOC
and upwards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23

Dress Fittings. in any style,
SOC and upwards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23

sivh race--H mile dash purse 500
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western knihgt. b. 81 tDocml.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23
LADIES' AND CENTS
TRAVELLING BAGS,
S1.OO to $500

Ladies' Purses and Books,
90 and up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23

TRUNKS
Steamer Trunks from $3.50
10 $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-23

Drinking Cups. Pocket Knives
SOC and upwards.