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fielders. The Pelicans did the better work behind their pitcher. They won. The score was to 5.
 Foxen started for Birmingham With the score tied and visitor on second he was retired in favor of HardSroVe' The Pelicans hit him hard. Wagner re- mained on the hill for New Orleans throughout. The Barons stung him 10 practically every corner of the lot. Fast fielding behind his back saved his scalp. In addition to promiscuous clouting' there were other features. Ellam had big afternoon in the field and McGilyray singled four times in a row. Marcan hit a home run. Bunting. Hendryx and stan ley tripled for the visitors. The Pelicans scored in the first when Yantz booted the return to the plate of triple drive by Hendryx. Marean walked for Birmingham. Messenger sin gled. Marcan was forced at third by Johnston. Messenger scored when Al meida rapped safely to center and John ston came across on MeGilvray's hit.
 Both teams scored III lIe slAtl. oeshhiey tripled with Bunting and Hendryx on, and the swatmaster scored when Spencer sim gled. In their half the Barons tied 1t mp. Almeida opened with a double, but was caught mapping. McGilvray singled and stole. Ellam beat out an infeld scratch and stole. A double by Yantz sent them over.
 
 In the seventh Haigh singled and took second on Johnston's error. He was sac rificed Johnston's inheld hit scored him. The Barons tied 1t up again in their half when Marcan opened with circuit clout. Then the locals stopped. But not the Pelicansi In the eighth Spencer was safe on a fielder's choice. stole and came home when-.Dawson= singled to right. Dawson stole and scored on knaupp's double. In the ninth the visitors added another for good measure. Johnston hit safely over first and scored when Bunting rapped out a juicy triple.
 The Barons did not look very good. They made many errors, but the majority were of such d nature that they could not be scored
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NASHVILLE LOSES
 IN NINTH INNING

Nashville. June 2t.--After playing a clever game for eight innings Nashville went to pieces In the ninth, allowing Memphis to score eight hits and seven runs. The final score was eight to three
 Nashville making two runs in her half of the last inning McDonald's hitting was the feature. He made four hits In
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Nan Rucker Strong

Brooklyn. June a.-Ruclter had the Philadelphians eating out of his hand today. They made three hits in the first two innings and after that they did not get a man to first. Brooklyn won tho game to o. Score; R.H.E. Philadelphia ............. 900 900 0o0-0 3 3 Brooklyn ..............,..4 .401 00i l0--7 10 1 Batteries Seaton, Rixey and Killifer: Fucker and Miller. Time, :5. Umpires. Eason and Johnstone.
 1 Cincinnati-Pittsburg, rain.
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International League

At Baltimore: Baltimore 4, Montreal 2. At Jersey City: Jersey City f. Buffalo [ At Newark: Newark 2, Toronto 8. At Providence: Providence 2, Roches- ter f.
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4LErTyy RUSSELL RETURNED

Atlanta, June 2i.-(SpeciaI)-- Lefty Russell. the 1.0o0 beauty. was today turned back to the Ath- letics by Atlanta. Pitcher Erk Mayer has been recalled from Portsmouth to take his place. First Baseman Alger joins the At lanta team in Memphis.
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STANDING

At Louisville: Louisville Indianapolis rain.
 At Kansas City: Kansas City 2. St. Paul 0.
 At Milwaukee Milwaukee 1. Minneap- oils 2.
 At Toledo Toledo 5. Columbus iA
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WOMEN TO SAIL BOATS

New York, June 21.-The Michi- cago and the Patricia have been suggested as the boats to be sailed by women in the international con test between the United States and Canada
 Both boats will be sailed by men in the race for the great lakes in ternational cup and the suggestion was made that the women's race be held after this.
 w. J. Connors of Buffalo has ten dered his Courier and the Cam bridge Yacht club of Maryland it's Sea Rabbit for the August races.
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KITTY LEAGUE

At Clarksville: clarksville 3. Paducah 2. At Evansville: Evansville ?. Cairo 4. At Hopkinsville; Hopkinsville ?. Hen- derson 1.
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 ragged President l fortunes a stake a tgh a gt d dtng thousand cherng fans omw the ht vii its event h g htn,de defeating the Padep Au a O to
 was forgotten the nnnac con ~ thmidt tn dxctne close htanp Taft mry ea unnhnd fiji t the mahe tghn the wnnng The President g Secretary of Mrs III t in n % with Vice President sherman
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Cardinals Lose to Cubs

St. Louis. June 21-Chicago won from St. Louis today to 6. Chicago played without an error. The score: R.H.E. Chicago .................0 .011 cos 1ol--7 Il 0 St. Louis .,.,............ oil oil 200--6 10 8
 Batteries: Lavender Cheney and Arch CT; Willis, Geer and wlngo Time. 2:20. Empires, Kem and Bush.
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Hit for Hardgrove in the ninth in- ming.
 Score by innings: Blrmlngnam ....-..........s..-. zuU LUZ lUV--o New Orleans ............... 100 003 121-S
 SUMMARY. Two Base Hits--Almeida, Yantz, Knaupp.
 Three Base Hits Stanley, Bunting, Hen dryx.
 Home Run-Marcan. Stolen Bases-E1lam, McGllvray. D. Johnston. Spencer, Dawson, Knaupp. Struck Out--Wagner l, Hardgrove 2. Sacrifice Hts-McBride, Hendryx, Wag- ner.
 Passed Ball-Yantz. Bases on Balls-Foxen 4, Hardgrove 1, Wagner 1. Double Plays-Marcan to McGilvray; Marcan to Elam.
 Hits Apportioned-Foxen 6 with runs in 6 innings.
 Time of Game-2:05. Umpires-Kellum and Fltzsimmons.
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BESSEMER TRIMS
 HUNTSVILLE TEAM
 IN A FAST CAME
Lochran's Willow Features the Game-Baker Is
 Strong
SOU .HEAsTERN STANDING
Results Yesterda,

Bessemer 5. Huntsville 1. Gadsden 1. Selma 0. Rome 8, Anniston 2.
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SUMMARY. Two Base Hits-Nichols. Morton g. Home Rnn-Williams Stolen Bases-Kernan. Reagan, Will Hams, Wells. Sacrifice Hits-Siegle. Wells, Nichols. Base on Balls-Bokefoiir 1. Hit by Pitched Ball-Priest (Sparks). Struck Out-Priest 10. Bokenfohr g. Umpire-Williams.
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PELICANS TAKE SWATFEST
 BY SENSATIONAL FIELDING
THREE PITCHERS ARE RAPED HARD-MARCAN GOT CIRCUIT CLOUT = MGILyRAY'S FOUR SINGLES-PELS RAN WILD
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

New Orleans 8, Birmingham 5. Montgomery I. Mobile ?. Memphis 8, Nashville 3. Chattanooga '. Atlanta : (11 in- nings).
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Games Today

New orleans at Birmingham. Mobile at Montgomery. Memphis at Nashville. Atlanta at Chattanooga.
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It was a great afternoon for hitting. The contest, therefore, was one between fielders. The Pelicans did the better work behind their pitcher They won. The score was to 5.
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Games Today

Bessemer in Huntsville. Selma in Gadsden. Anniston in Rome.
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The Crackers are certainly getting a
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American Association

Cincinnati-Pittsburg, rain.
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 of its own merchandise
 The Serge, Cheviot, Flannel, Mohair, Hopsacking, Crash, Tropical Worsted or Summer c a simere and so forth, as the case may be. First and foremost is the proper fit and how perfectly we can fit so many men of such varying build right from stock is in stantly proven within our triplicate mirrors.
 In fact-were this not so, there would be no use for @nAuEg DE LUKE $25 Suits. You might as well go on pay ing $35 to $45 at tailors and al legged tailors. Secondly-this good fit is shrunk and built in- to each garment. It is impos- sible to change a single perfect line.
 r. ll4I.
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Romans Beat Models

Rome. June 21.-(Special.) )-Timely hitting enabled the Rome team to cop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

3SlxII16 RSN NM
GcGsrs eosIsot seevsIsrvli
IofArJNr1c CITY ,Us roTGls, ADJUSTMENTS
lSTREETsGrp sofPctAl" oUrot otNT FREE
D3BY CITY uST CARNATIONS BUREAU
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Charters have been issued by the
secretary Of state to the following
concerns.
Christobal Mining & Reduction
company. OF ittsburgh, Pa, to carry
or a mining and reduction business
in Colorado. Capital stock. $500. 900.
l-ncorporators, John n. Fritz. A. J..
Rolling. Charles +. CaIlen, E. z. Ar
rowsmith and George J. Wolf. of
~ittsburgh.
Beckley Fratcrnal association. OF
Beckley. 10 wi real estate to he
used by lodges. Capital stock. 5000 900.
-Incorporators. John W. McCreery and
others. OF Beckley.
Mullens Toll Bridge company. 10
construct and operate a toll bridge.
Capital stock. OSi0.OO. I~ncorporators,
Geo. W. McClintic. ". G. Mathews. J.
y. Carnes. NJ. VI. Williamson and d.
{. T. Davis. Jr.. OF Charleston.
Roach anigan Paving
OF Memphis. Tenn. to carry on a gen
cral contracting business. Capital
stock. $%SS.Oo0. Incorporators. Mitchell
J. Roach. Edward J. Manigan. Lewis
T. Kavanaugh Charles d. Smith, OF
Memphis. Edmund p. White. Of New
Orleans. La. Edward J. Scott. Of ST
Louis. Mo. Stanton Palmer. Of For,
Worth. Texas.
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Centre street. Fulton. remodeled and
many improvements made 20 n. a new
porch Is being placed in the front. and
an additional story added to II.
2iss Ella Weeks Of Philadelphia vii
leave the latter part Of the week 10 at
tend summer school al the West Virginia
university At M~organtown.
Mrs. Chas Yoke has returned 20 her
weeks the guest OF her parents at Mar
rietta. Ohio.
I.oui. and Nathan Sax are spending
several days on business in Pennsyl-
The Fulton Roofing company have
completed the roof on the Freese garage
at Woodiawn.
Miss Freda voss has returned 10 her
West Liberty ommencemcu exercises.
The town % Fulton have a force 81
men engaged ~ present cleaning their
streets through the town.
The stork paid a visit 70 the home
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Snyder a. Fulton
yesterday and left a baby boy.
The National Telephone company have
a force Of men employed At presenn,
repairing their lines in the out-the-
pike district that were destroyed by the
storm sunday afternoon. and expect %
have tho lines IN shape by this after
noon.
william Bell has returned 70 his home
In Fulton after spending several lays
the guest q friends IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
IT NNL|M - 4H-N q eHH q go. NV 80
turned 20 their homes In Fulton after
attending the commencement exercises
a. West Liberty.
Miss Mary Quimbiey and Miss ResH
Whitney returned 70 their homes In
M-rtins Ferry. after spending n few
DAYS with Miss Fila Weeks. a. Tria-
q 5 Nichols left. Yesterday. FOR
Eagle Mountain. Va. where he will make
his future home.
Chester BELL is improving very nicely
az his home in Echo Point. where 10 hns
been confined for the past several weeks.
Robert DaizeIi. Of Leatherwood. f.
rpendinE several days IN the southern
'rarf 81 the State. On the interest or the
wheeling Board % Trade
Nr and Mrs Alfred Paul. are spend
IuR the summer az the Strntford Hotel.
while their new home ia being built. in
Hawthorne Courts.
THE Mems Tlhle class. % tho Vance
Memorial church ie steadily ON tho In
crease and 90 members were in attend
arre sunday
" . HehrenH Company. ~ Woods
dale. are having n new roadway placed
around their building. a. W00drdair
Miss Catherine Nrara. ~ North Nain
street A. spending several days the guest
~ her sister. Mrs " = U1tch. no
Woofiawn
George gtrohei 81 the ~ Y Ushrens
Company. e. spending several DAYS va
I cation in the wf1fs m me ohio hills
Mrs Frank seiherl NJ Wo1diauu. will
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Redemption OF BONDS Motto.

OF the drawing for redemption of
Bonds OF the Loan Of 1885. OF the city
Of Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Loan OF 1855, OF the City
% Wheeling. West Virginia. that on June
18th. 1912, pursuant to the requirements
OF the ordinance OF said city passed
May IL. 1885. entitled An Ordinance 20
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 moun from reve-
nues OF the Gas and Water Works." the
following described Bonds issued under
the said Ordinance were duly determined
by lot by said Commissioners for re-
demption and payment on the first day
OF July. A ID. 1919. to-wit.
Bonds OF 1900. OO-Principal each num-
beTed as follows: 40-1O-S4-s6-S9-94.
Total 100000.
Bonds OF $1,000. OO-Principal each
numbered as follows. 1i5-~i2S-lS1-2Z2-
2SS-24S-256-32T.
Total 5000. 90.
said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley IN the City Of Wheeling. West
Virginia. on and after the first day OF
July. 1912. and said bonds 80 determined
Will cease TO bear interest from the last
named day and date.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
l.. r SANDS.
II. W. PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the Loan OF 1855.
Ie-Ih-t
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BOND SALE
SALE or DoHpG
Sales OF -Bonds for street improve
-~

menu 10
Nouee II hereby given that the an
d~ersigned commissioners. appointed
by IN ordinance OF the City OF wheel
Ing. entitled An Ordinances Provtcins
Tor the Re-pavinpg. Recurring and Inn
kroving OF Main street. IN the City OF
Wheeiing. from the s~outheriy line OF
stone bridge over wheeiing Creek 70
the southerly lin OF nth street under
he assessment plan. as provided IN SEQ
ton 6sa OF the Charter of the city of
wheeling. and for issuing bonds 10 pay
said section. for the said -re.psving, re-
Ia. 1914. between the hours OF . o'clock
a. m m, .s Sar : 0'e Ss p civ m; az 3 M @s. ofhss
IN the City OF Wheeling. West Virginia
receive bids in writing for. and sell
bonds OF said city. authorized by said
ordinance. to an amount not exceeding
Twenty-hvs thousand ave hundred dol
lars: said bonds to be known as Bonds
for Street Improvement No. g. and 20
be OF the denomination OF $4,000 each
ard TO be numbered from i0s to 16s in
clusive. but no more OF said bonds Will
he sold than Is necessary to complete
number; all of which bonds are TO be
dated the nret day OF June. 1912. and
payable on or before the hrst day Of
Trust Company. in the city OF Wheel
Ing. West Virginia with interest at h
rate of Ave per centum (b%) per an
OF June. 1918. and on the nrst day Of
a
June in each year thereafter untn and
including the year 1874. at said Dollar
Savings a Trust Company; for which
interest upo IN proper form are at
tached to each bond. Such bonds will
he sold only for cash. TO the highest
bidder. approved by the undersigned.
and none OF said bonds will be sold for
less than the principal thereof with the
interest accrued thereon Tho bonds
hereby advertised for sale are TO be re-
deemed at their par value, with interest.
~ any, accrued and unpaid. on the nrst
day 81 June. 1874. and the City OF
Wheeling. by said ordinance. pledges
and o~bligates itself 10 redeem. on
the nrst day OF June. 1921. all OF said
bonds. then outstanding m unpaid. at
the said Dollar Savings a Trust Com
pany in the City OF Wheeling.
Correspondence relative to Bonds
must be plainly marked on outside OF
envelope For Information" or Sealed
Bids" and addressed to James p. Max
well. Clerk OF the Street Improvement
Loan
JAMES p. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
LOUIS r. ST1FEL.
Commissioners OF Street Improve
ment. Loan No. T.
Je-is-26.j Iy-s-lo-I7.
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Redemption of Bonds.
REDB1RTIoN or BONDS.
OF the Redemption Of Series A. Amount
ing TO SIS, OF the 1afund-
ing Loan of 1so2 OF the
Cty OF wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the Commits
sioners Of the Refunding Loan OF 1902.
that on June IS. 1912. pursuant TO the
requirements OF the ordinance OF said
city passed January Z. 19O2-Amended
March 81. 1902. and again amended June
le. 1902. entitled: An ordinance to pro-
vide for the issue and sale OF bonds of
the City OF Wheeling 20 be known as
the Reminding Bonds OF 1902. and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bonds
numbered from l to 12s inclusive and
marked Series A." and to the amount
OF ass 10000 said bonds will be redeem
ed and paid at the Bank OF the Ohio Val
ley in the City OF Wheeling. West Vir-
ginia on and after July /. 1912. and said
bonds will cease to bear interest on the
last named day and date.
u. c. LIST. JR.
MI =. MAXWELL,
]. a. MILLER.
Commissioners OF Refunding Loan of
1902. te-1k-t
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OF the for redemption Of the
Main Street Bridge Bonds tFirst Seriesl
OF the city OF Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners Of the Main street Bridge Bonds
tist ScriesJ that on JUNE ~. pursuant
20 the requirements OF the Ordinance OF
said city passed nth day Of March.
1880. entitled An Ordinance 20 provide
FOR the issue and sale OF Bonds OF the
CITY Of Wheeling 20 be known as the
Main Street Bonds list SeriesI and for
the redemption and payment thereof. ="
The following described Bonds issued
under said ordinance were duly deter
mined BY lot by said Commissioners Tor
redemption and payment on the first
day OF July. 1912. to-wit.
BOND o. 0u.0O-rrincipal-1I6.
Bond OF $500 O-Principal-Ila.
Bond 81 $500. OO-rrinclpal-IZ5
said bonds 90 determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the ohio
valley iu the city o. WheelinE. West
Virginia on ana after the said first day
q July. lqt2. and said bonds 90 deter
mined viii cease 90 bear interest from
the last mentioned day and date.
b. vs.. PETERSON,
l.. p SANDS.
J. 4. MILLER.
Commissioner 81 the Main street Bridge
loan. Jet series Ie-Ib-t
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HELP.

wAHrum-rwo dining room girls and
chambermaid. et5 Main st te-l1-i
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STOCK COMPANY
AZ court score Mig KIT OF Season win
Production Of The Rose
Of the Prairie

The stock company a' me court Thea
IRE last niFht |au-rIsiouaiy inauvurat.d
the seventh week OF their errar.-,,,
win o. beautiful production 90 i now
play ny a Thomas entitled rha Rose
Or the IrHlrIe a crowded house IRE.
4ufufIF H~puiHUleI The excellent work OF
The various players whose rHararferfea-
IONS. almost fu RI unit. ere families
U Harry Hoy. 90 Meufufa u Trr1.s
HFl'f. aH F~nirrhIId Harry Hamilton. aa
Iawron. o.. p Hart. OFF, raf Urewater.
alice Baxter. aa IIurfanUs. TrarI Ah4
hoft. Ha Mrs. EotrrrH Jeanette Conuor.
or RuindurH. and Elsie Oldham. aa the
~fNrrnIHu.H daughter. susan. were adj
mirHhIT .4rf and finely sustained tho 40.
morphrre n the Arizona plains. the
IHoalo ~ Tho play Tho principal come
rnN part IH rIrvrr.v handled hv grerre
F1v amusing aa Major HFIrru
Tho settings are elaborate and tHe
ruafHmIUE adequate
There vIl he o. matinee to-day.
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GENERAL NOTICE
liquor Appns.uoa c1,y Of u..lin.

wheeling. W. Va. June 4. 1siA
To Whom ~ May Concern.
The following f. an application filed
with me for liquor license for the year
commencing July I. 1919:
RETAIL.
Nicola Boseia. No. 6. sixteenth sseet
Fulton
! do hereby certify hat the above ap-
plicant for retail liquor license has re-
ceived a certificate from the sheriff OF
Ohi County, certifying that he has de-
posted One Thousand Dollars Cti.000.0O)
as required by law.
Respectfully.
CHAS. II. GEIGER
Clerk OF the License Court
je-t-Ii-1s-25
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BOYS BRIGADE
wan Hold Annual Spring Outing out
Big wheeling Greek, Week
Fro To-day.

The annual Spring outing Of the
BOYS Brigade. Will be held Tuesday OF
next week All companies Of this city
and vicinity. Will meet at Twelfth and
'hapline streets. Tuesday morning and
viii go Co Elm Grove over the 4. a r.
q. car line. and then up Big wheeling
Creek "a distance 81 four or i've miles.
Dinner and supper will be taken along
srd the day viii be- spent IN fishing
ana other diversions. The boys viii
not carry guns but will take fishing
tackle and other pa-raphcraualia- IL h.
expected that - least 200 members will
attend.
Boys Brigade Notes.
company o. Of toe rtf-t Dulo ReEi-
ment waS Installed last Thursday even
lng IL is connected with tine First
l~rnshNtcrlan church. or Eellaire.
u iH expected that Cumpaur %. OF
the First ohio. will be Installed within
Ia Few weeks % ig 81 mem-
bera o. tho Second Presbyterian church
Gee Helluirc
The new uniforms recently ordered
~ Company ,. ~ tho Thomson ". r.
.hurch. have arrived. and have been
distributed.
IL ig likely that uniforms will DO
ordered by Cohpany X. Of the North
street NJ. p church. fnIa week while
members 90 tho Vance Memorial Conn
fanF expect tu order suits within the
next few weeks.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

ehants ana Other whoisseie peeisrs
NOTICE rs HEREBY Given. That
sss S.s.e Soard o, ri, TSP. scsv OF b Ts ANY
At .ts oclce at Charleston, West vir-
ginia. for furnishing for the
management OF which is vested In said
Board. Contracts will he awarded 10 the
lowest bidders. quality coreidered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers will b given preference
Lists of supplies needed viii b fur-
nish ed bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
n-t-su Charleston West Virginia
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A large crowd Is expected 20 be IN at
tendance at the lawn fete to be Etveu by
the Keystone Bible class OF the old
stone church, on the lawn at the church
on Thursday evening. An interesting
program will be rendered by the class
before the lawn fete.
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Notes of the
STATE House
I~ntsingenoer Bureau.

II cost State Treasurer r. l.. Long
the sum u $l.O67.1s to be renomIn-
ated in tho recent Republican pri-
mary election while the campaign of
Judge NJ. II. Willis. who was a can
didate before the Huntington con-
vention for the nomination for Judge
OF the Supreme court Of Appeals. ex-
pended the sun % S3sG.l3. Both have
hled their expense statements with
the secretary Of state.
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Mystic Lodge No. "a knights OF Pyth-
Its. met last evening IN regular weekly
session at their lodge rooms on Main
street. Several candidates received the
rank or knight.
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A deal was transacted yesterday
resident OF St Clairsvilie. o.. became me
owner OF the shoe shop located on the
National Road. at Fulton, and owned by
Clerence G. Gilbert. He will take pos
session at once. ar. Gilbert will locate
in McMechen.
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AGED CITIZEN DIES At
MS MONTANA HOME

Special T'erafrn fr frs s-af.Uirrnrsr
FAiRMONT. " Va. June IL
Daniel Craft Ritfonhouso. an AGED and
hiEhiy respected citizen Of this roun.
'y died last night at hia home M
Montana. after on llnora with a com.
rlcation ~ diseases. AGED "a years.
The deceased was born iu Fayotto
county. Pa. and Ia survived b. hia
wife. who waa Saro Lucinda Radcliffe.
and i've children. as follows. George
g., Albert Hayden. John Newton.
Mary R and Rosa May. Tho funeral
win take place "wednesday with in.
torment In the Radcliffe cemetery
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Remodsltng aarh,r shon

Frank Yoke. the Fulton barber. Is
making many extensive improvements to
his shop at Fulton. He is having IL
painted and decorated throughout and
Will add another chair. He will also
employ mother barber. having secured
aire. ..
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHAT have you TO trade for a slightly
used IL h.. p. two-cylinder Gray marine
motor? Would prefer a suburban lot.
but will consider any reasonable offer.
Address Swap. care I~ntelligencer.
my-71-tf