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COURT DOCKET ID
 END OF 7Ht TERM
CIRCUIT JUDGE GOTHAM AND AT tToRNEYs MAKE UP LONG Ros-
 TER OF COURT CASES.
Judge s. w. Leslie Is Named to Sit on Bench in Certain Cases Where
 Judge Gotham Is Disqualified.

Circuit Judge Gotham and the mem bers of the local bar held a meeting yesterday in the circuit court room and the result was long roster oi cases docketed which may run until the end of the' present term Judge S. w. Leslie was named as special judge to act in the cases wherein Judge c. T. Gotham is disqualified to serve.
 The roster Of cases Is as follows
 Monday, May 2o-25. All this week devoted to criminal cases
 CIVIL DOCKET.
 Monday, May 27 All cases in which Judge Gotham Is disQualified s W Leslie special judge: lG3S+ Mrs Viola Larkey vs D. C West l6io- Nan News Assn. vs Burls. et nj
 Tuesday May 2s, State Bar Association meeting
 "Wednesday, May 29 t'ttiif i'f'i Fh7f''iitfiitt NitfAlNHf
 Thursday, May 30. 16ee Cmrie Barnett vs. Dr. ] F Row land lG2l Wlus Venable ys Bryan and Mur- ray 16i8 Mandan Mercantile Co., ys. R. J. Craig l656-J W. Hodgins vs. A n. Berry l5iS Jacobs and Jacobs ys Hicks Nal lory
 Friday, May 3i. @3l- John P Kaufman ys. R Murray Ie33-NlIs Rose Fishback vs Tenneny X Denton. 1854 Kempner l.. and Co. vs Walter Harris eGl-M. II. Jodd and sorreis vs. J. c. Seweil, et ai o62 Moseowitz X Fucker ys. s. II. Kress & Co. $. Meyer vs John Welcher
 Saturday, June |. Motions, demurrers. defaults, etc.
 Monday, June 3. 6SS Walter w Housiey ys T r. Marks.
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 indeterminable in number Also the Sitz bath appliance is modern to point not before introduced in this section, as is special bath in the ladies department
 The hydrotheropeutic department is the particular pride of the builders and the management Here the mas sage table is connected with every form Of appliance for the perfection of it's purposes. Niekeled sponge basins, drainage throughout in brass trimmings, electric baths, a carbonic acid bath commonly called the Cham pagne bath. the Nauheim and electric light bath, a shower, needle and spe- cial bath, all controlled from a mar bled table. where changes from one form of bath to another are directed by the manager in charge, even be- fore the party taking the bath rea, izes what is ahead, all go to make this marvel of perfection.
 The vapors are particularly mod ern. They are glass lined, encasing and packed with asbestos to retain every degree Of temperature The heating of yapor is directly from a niokeled pipe from the hot water springs. and there can be no supple cental steam heat in the vapors, the water being turned on or off to de- crease or increase the vapors
 In the dressing room features par. ticularly does the Imperial stand out prominently These are marbled par titions white sanitary chair in each, an individual mirror, dressing racks, and white, washable curtains They are large and roomy, and win par, ticularly appeal to the lady bathers. There are 100 of these in the mems department strung up and down two large halls.
 The ladies writing and cooling rooms of the second floor are large, airy and light. and are splendidly equipped with an imported Chinese wicker material, whlah is specially applicable to this usage
 The mems departments are no less excellent in their every appointaent description of one answering for both departments. The physical cul- ture departments of the third floor will not be open for inspection at present, some of the equipment not having arrived, but they win be mod els of interest to the men bathers
 The cooling and smoking rooms for the men are on the second floor. in front, large and airy and well yentI- lated
 l One of the big features of this bath house Is in the ventilation, through a double duct system, and n which the temperature throughout every depart. 1 ment of the building is controlled au tomatically The temperature is not | changed fraction Of degree while the air of the whole building is chang ed every 10 minutes, which is a claim that nc other bathing establishment in the world will boast,
 MT. Riy announces the following .
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lees-Dr. ]. J. Livingston ys Mrs K
 Branyan. 1s6s-r.. A. Barker vs Mrs, Fannie C.
 Williamson. lee7-J. L. Graham vs. Hattie Lecroy 1875 Mary Mazzie ys. pr W. Il lick
 son
 Tuesoay. June I. l466 Mrs J. IT, Williams vs -dafy !.
 Rockafellow ct al leso-The otis Hidden Cn ys. If. c X
 D. J. Smith. leSs- Belle Williamson vs. Paris Davis lGSa-Ark. State Fair Association vs
 worthan X Allen l6a0-wH F. Tate ys. Horace sullivan.
 Wednesday June 5. 1884 Jake Scott vs. Hugh McCiendon
 Company lsse-City of Hot Springs vs, C. M. cona
 way, ct a. i7oo-Hoilywood Cemetery ys II J.
 Hood. leae-Gene Focht. ,s Sam wexler. i6si- Mrs. E. r. Higgins ys. $ w
 woodel i7o3-I. w. Mcciendon vs. John Doe.
 Thursday, June 6. s6ss-w. A. McGlH vs Arkansas Pipe
 Line Co 1895 D C. West vs IT. s sanitarium
 co. et al. ie9s-Fancis ward vs Helen Meyer l7fl-w IT. Martin vs C A. Hinton. a725 Holland x Jones vs ". G. Hii- Hard
 Friday, June ' 17o9 Edward Pacey ys Bryan X Guern HIS Ed white ys. s. II Kress X co. l720 Mrs NJ. F. Davis vs. stitt Hard
 ware Co l726 J. c. MeGrath ys, John r. Tisdals. l72a-H Felheimer vs R Brunson.
 Saturday. June 8. Motions. demurrers, etc. 172l Arkansas Corrugated Metal Gut vert Go vs. Garland County.
 Monday, June ioY 7s0- Mrs M L. Sims rs Buck Holland l7sl E. B Reeves vs. w. w. Waters l7ss Hemp Brewing Co vs. A T. sheeler l7i0 win Gonce vs w 1T Nichols l7il Mrs. Minae stohrer vs. N. Y. Hotel Co. et al I7i2 George Hoffman, ct al vs. Webb Smith ct al
 Tuesday. June if. I74s-w. H. Lisby vs. Dr. ] w. Me Donald and B Gross. 7fS N M and C. E, Rose vs. Oln- stead & Co., et al 7le Henry waldstein vs, Nathalta V. Brooks. 750 McCafferty smith & Moore vs H. Olmstead and 'Olmstead x Co 75l--L D Cooper ys Henry J White et al 753-M OrRrien vs j. T. Rosenaeld
 Wednesday, June t2. 75l Jess ! Mix vs Kress x ca. and Bowen < Thomas 755 A. E. Bedding vs Chas Bryan 75G-R H. Blewltt vs R. A. Simpson 751 Hebe C Rector vs Alice Wnn. 75s " II Hallman Admx., vs F T Omstead ct al.
 Thursday, June B. 759 Mrs Janet Y. Montgomery vs pr A. r. Williams ECO Breen Kennedy vs chas. Prae- ger ct al -Gl r. W. searcy vs. A. F RuriesoH -so Matilda Mcclure vs Barney Stroud -si IL Kohn vs, Jas Eehols 'Si Mrs Rose Fishback ys R. F. Wes- tern.
 Friday, June 14, DOH s. Say. F. x C. Go. and M L (continued on Page Fivel
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Mrs, s. NJ. Seay and niece. Miss Emma Hardage, left yesterday to at tend the funeral of Mrs. J NJ. liar dage. Of Durant, Okla.
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1es3-Dr. ]. J. Livingston ys Mrs. k
 Branyan. 1665-f. A. Barker vs Mrs fahnle G'
 Williamson. iee7-J. L.. Graham vs. Hattie Lecroy 1875 Mary Mazzie vs. pr W. II flick
 son
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-13
By William Shepherd.

Havana, Cuba, Feb. 13.-Every
little while we Americans official
ly tell the. CubanS hoW7to behave.
But there are a fewthings the
Cubans do better than We do. For
instance, there is the clerks club
of Havana. - '.s...:.i ..5.'..,
"A crazy YOUTH folks called
Felix Garcia, back in 1873. when
he began to talk about forming a
club of clerks. He was only a
clerk in a dry goods store. But
somehow, he couldn't stop. talk
ing. '.~ -. ~. i
In Cuba, as mall other civilized
places, Garcia. saw that clerks
held most uncertain places in So
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.ciety and commerce. They had
to dress well and keep clean on
small pay. They could not save.
Sickness or lack of work meant
ruin. ~.
Felix talked these things to
anyone who. would listen. At
last Felix's boss got tired of it.
You're crazy" he said to
Felix one day. You're fired"
But that didn't stop Felix. His
clothes became tattered, his reg
ular meals stopped, but he didn't.
At last he got 20 clerks to form
an organization.
There were no initiation or
special fees. Every member paid
$1.50 month. '-,~ :. g.. ,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
AWFUL CRIME
oiri-mother Accused Of Throwing In
FAINT From Car to Death,
to Face Accuser.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIlIEencer.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, March "a
Tomorrow morning pretty Virginia
Savage. aged %. daughter OF a well
TO do farmer. I'm Garrett county, Nd,
viii be brought here and compelled
to face a coroner's jury to see IL any
OF the witnesses can identify her as
the woman who threw a three months
old child out of a Baltimore q Ohio
passenger train window Tuesday
evening. crushing its skull. A coro-
ner's jury was convened this after
noon and after hearing the testimony
OF negro porter on the train, John
Boston. adjourned until tomorrow in
order 10 give Boston n chance TO
Identify Miss Savage who was jailed
at Oakland last midnight. Boston
says a woman with a baby asked him
TO hoist n car window after his train
left Cumberland. Later a Miss Null
len. OF Piedmont. W. Va. notified the
porter that she believed something
had happened TO the child. Boston
made an investigation. and when the
train reached Oakland. where the
woman got off the train. he saw she
did not have the child. lie had her
arrested. The body Of the child was
found later along the track She had
been In Baltimore since February LIST
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SHOOTS SELF
In TEMPLE
ALBERT YouNeMAN MAN DIE or
SELF INFLICTED INJURIES.
Friends Say That Shooting Was Ae-
cidentai-Builet Was
Removed.

Albert A Youngman. is suffering
from a self inflicted gun shot wound
In the North Wheeling hospital. rs
a result OF shooting himself in the
right temple about $3.50 last evening,
In the toilet room OF the Empire cafe.
IL Is said by. friends OF the man, that
the shooting was accidental.
DR.. A. ]. Noome was called to at
tend the injured man and he was re-
moved to the North Wheeling hospi.
tai Immediately. where IL was found
that the bullet from the SO calibre
revolver had entered the right TEN.
pie. SCATTERING the skull and lodging
In the back OF the neck.
After the operation, which proved
successful. the patient was reported
to b resting nicely and the attending
physicians were entertaining hopes OF
his recovery. unless some unforeseen
symptoms set in. DIR. Noome was as
sisted by DIR. +. r. Glass.
Mr.. Youngman Is a married man
and besides his wife. has one SON
He resides at No. 80 Sixteenth street
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V|QUESNEY
STATE GAME WARDEN PRoMIN.
EMIT VISITOR HERE.
West Virginia Will Again BE ths
Hunters ParadIse-Repubii-
can Victory 10 Assured.

Arriving In the city yesterday
morning for the purpose of attending
few meetings at the tabernacle,
State Game Warden J. A. viquesney.
OF Belington. spend last night In
wheeling calling on friends, when
seen BY n reporter. he talked very In.
terestingly of his work. and OF the eff.
Tort now being made TO re-stock the
state with game.
In speaking OF the state reserve In
Pocahontas county. Mr. Viquesney
said: AT present IL consists OF a tract
OF 10000 acres and In time We wish
to increase this to $4,000 acres. Now,
only 1000 acres are enclosed az but
little fence could be built during the
winter. but we expect to soon have
the greater part Of IL fenced"
Recently car load of elk, fifteen
In number, was received from Iowa
and placed on this reserve. More will
De added soon. They are OF the Wy
oming variety. and thrive well, this
climate and vicinity will agree with
tneir health. They are easily kept, be-
ing OF the same nature as goats, and
eat underbrush and grass"
we are expecting to receive a car
load OF deer next week and these will
De placed In the reserve. One hundred
ana twenty-five have been purchased
from Michigan. but will not be deliv.
cred until later. as there was not suf.
ncient snow in the state last winter
10 force them to yard, and for that
reason we are unable to trap them.
Within few years we expect to have
at least 500 deer in this state"
warden Viquesney then spoke Of the
restocking OF our streams with fish,
ana said that within a short time
thousands OF bass and trout will be
placed In hatcheries in the reserve
Bass will be placed in the Greenbrier
river ana knapp's creek, while many
OF the smaller mountain streams will
be stocked with trout.
when asked IL this year will be a
good game season he replied that
while great numbers of quail persisted
because OF the extreme cold weather
OF the past winter. they were vet plen-
tiful and the indications are that this
VIII be good year for game. He add.
ed that quail will be placed in the state
reserve. where they will be protected
and allowed to propagate.
speaking OF the Sunday campaign,
MT. Viquesney said: Il came here pur-
posely TO hear Sunday. / think he is
d great man and is doing a good work,
and am glad TO see the campaign so
successful"
During the past several weeks MIR.
Niquesney has been touring through
west virginia. and in speaking OF the
political situation said: with the
Republican party united and harmony
reigning. the outlook for a sweeping
victory at the opening election is
more than encouraging. FactionI DIFF.
ferences have been buried In every
county"
Mr.. Viquesney has done much dur.
Ing recent months to prevent the fur.
Their pollution OF the streams and
through his hard work has again made
West Virginia a hunters paradise. He
Is the best friend OF the game ana
fish and is well liked by all true
sportsmen.
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BANKRUPTCY.

United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court in
In the matter OF G. n. sharp. Bank
r ror 80. s2s. In bankruptcy. Petition
To the Honorable Aston a. DAYTON.
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United states for the Northern Dis
County OF Marshall, and State of West
Virginia. IN said District. rcspectfuliy
REPRESENT. that on the isth Day Of Feb
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress re-
iaung TO bankruptcy: that he has duly
OF propersy ana h h.. PsTiPsrs and 5sh ,s
OF orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have . full dis
charge from all debts provable against
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF March. A D..
G. n. SHARP
BY A. L. HooToN, his Counsel
Order OF Notice Tharscn-
Northern District OF West Virginia. S.:
On this goth day OF March, A. D.. isi..
on o sssainS the foregoing petition Il Is
be had upon the same on the goth day
OF APRIL A. d. 1912. before said Court.
az Wheeling. In said district, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon: and that notice
hereof be published in the Wheeling In
teiligencer. a newspaper printed in said
District. and that all known Creditors
and other persons In interest may APP
pear at the said time and place and show
cause. IL any they have. why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be grant
ed.
And IL Is further ordered by the Court,
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places or resisence as stated.
witness the Honorable Aston @. Day.
ton, Judge OF the said Court, and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the goth day or March. A. D..
Attest:
c. b. KEFAUvER. Clerk
u. s. ID. c.. ". ID. w. Va
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Shelf BXONERATED
Employer Of Valet Brandt and His
Attorney Cleared BY New
YORK orand Jury.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Aner *.
aiming forty-one witnesses. the grand
jury INVESTIGATING the case OF Folke
y. brandt. handed up a presentmeni
70 Judgoc Grain. IN tho court OF gen.
eral sessions to-day. holding IN effect
that IN their opinion neither Mortimer
l. Schif. who employed Brandt as a
valet nor his personal counsel. How.
ard Cans. had been guilty Of conspir.
acy 10 causing the servant TO be sent
10 prison for thirty years for alleged
burglary In the Schiff home. Al the
same time the jury holds thu Brandt
should not have been Indicted for
burglary In the first degree. but for
grand larceny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
TRAFFIC MEN
HOLD BANQUET
SIX HUNDRED ATTEND AFFAIR
m PITTSBURGH.
Hear Interstate Commissioner Diseus-
sion Relations o. Roads,
Public and Commission.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 27.-six
hundred railroad officials from the
principal transportation centcrs Of the
country attended the annual dinner Of
the traffic club Of Pittsburgh here to
night A special train brought many
from New York. Philadelphia and
other eastern points. and a number ar.
rived IN their private cars during the
day The principal addresses Of the
evening was made by Charles a.
Prouiy. chairman Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. who discussed
the relation Of the commission to the
railroads and the public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
T. R. Is COMING
VII VISIT West Virgins Next Month
But Date Hss Not Been
Decided.

SPECIAL Dispatch 60 The Intelligence
CHARlESTO$. ". Va. Mar rs
Neither Chairman Dawson or secrc-
tary Young. of the Roosevelt stats
committee would state tonight what
dates col Roosevelt would speak IN
this state for the reason that the cx-
nct date had not been decided upon.
10 In unders. God that cot Roosevelt
VIII come 90 West Virginia after he
SPEAKS ~ Louisville on April or &.
hut it is not yet known whether one
state.
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INDICT MINISTER
Accused % Arson IN Connection With
The Burning Of His
Church

FORT WORTH. Tex. March rs
The Rev. y. Prank Norris. who re-
sirncd the pastorato 81 the first Rap-
tis' church. ~ this city. last night.
was Indicted to-day on n charge %
arson. in connection with the burning
~ hts church on tho nirht ~ Fcbru-
ary T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

rHvESTMBNTS-If you Wish to buy or
sell business. n you desire to take
a partner with or without his service in
the business. II you wish TO make an
Investment OF any kind. II you wish TO
buy or sell a farm. coal, oil. gravel. sand
OF any minderal producing property. II
you have money 20 invest In any kind
or business, we can assist you. state
plainly IN your first letter just what
you want. Our Seryice leads To quick
deals National Public Service Bureau
Wheeling. w Va tssr-g-sF
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Mauds Rak.on

Maud Muller. On a winters eve.
haked In more coin than you'd be-.
lievo
Maud had n booth AZ our church fair.
And vas the prctties' maiden there
From Judges Library.
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Positions Wanted-Female

WA4TED-We have girls for office
work. bookkeepers stenographers
clerks, nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral housework sometimes We have
women for house cleaning. washing,
ironing and odd job work. call National
Phone ak or Bell i9O5-R National
Public Service Bureau. Third Floor,
Board OF Trade Bulldfhs. 80 mr-l2-tf
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LIQUOR LICENSE.


Wheeling. w. Va. March IS, 1914
TO Whom is May Concern:
The Following application Is filed with
John II Wells. Clerk of the County Court
OF Ohio County. State OF West virginia
lot Liquor License beginning May l.
1871: and ending June 80, 1912. Said
appncation being accompanied by a re-
eeipt for sl66.67. from w. NJ Ciemans
,. %. {. Tor said sum deposited with him
Name, Henry Beu. for Mozart Park
Association. Place OF business, Mozart
Park Residence. 461 Market street
Wheeling. w. Va.
Respectfully,
JOHN II. WELLS
Clerk OF the County Court, Ohio Country
west Virginia mr-ee-ap-5-l2-I9
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For Sale-Typewriters
rYPEwRrrERS-oiiver

TYYEW1xTEB3-Oi Typewriters
will give satisfaction. cost nothing for
repairs and Will last a life time. DO
not buy any other make OF typewriter
before investigating.
New and second hand oliver machines
for sale. ~ Interested our salesman will
call at your place OF business. National
Public Service Bureau. 400 Board of
Trade Bldg. Wheeling. w. Va mr-26-tf
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Positions Wanted-Male

WAHTED-We have good men TO fill
positions of trust office men business
managers. bookkeepers. stenographers,
clerks. men for delivery wagons. ware
mouse men. statesmen. Transfers labor
ers and men for odd jobs. call Natl
Phone 4f1-X or Bell 1eO5-R, National
Public Service Bureau. Board OF Trade
Building. mr-12-tf
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Farm OF 10 acres, one and n half
miles from car line at West Alexander,
without buildings. but the soil is rich
limestone well situated and adapted
for fruit gardening and poultry. price
$1,000.
40 acres. more or less two miles south
OF Slstersviile w. Va. containing harm
SVN4O feet. good orchard, one five-foot
Nsln OF coal and another nine-foot vein
OF Pittsburgh coal: coal estimated 10
be worth $4,000. OIL found on diTer-
ent adjoining farms: three-fourths mile
away Is gasoline plant where thousandS
oI barrels are refined. But II goes
farm with all minerol rights-to a auick
buyer for $500
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DIED.

WHARTON Thursday. March IS. 1912
at IL O'Clock p. m. AUGUST WILLIE
In the 5sth year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
(Please omit flowers)
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LoHsE-on Tuesday, March 2stb

LoHsE-On Tuesday. March 2sth. 1912
at 1;l0 O'Clock p. m. at his residence
No. ia Virginia street, CHARLES
WILLIAM, beloved husband OF Irma
Lohse. IN the 49th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. Friday.
March 29th. at 2:30 o'clock p. m. In
terment at Mt Wood cemetery
Friends OF the family invited.
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PRANcIs-On Monday. March rs, 1919.
at 4:3O o'clock D. m, MRS. EDNA
FRANCIS (nee Thompson). wife OF
Arthur Pa els. in the 27th year OF
her age.
Funeral from the residence OF Lewis
Hawkins, 1910 Marshall street. Ben
wood. on Thursday. March IS. at .
IN. Interment at McMechen cemetery.
Friends OF family invited TO attend
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CAHLE-At Baltimore. Md, on Sunday.
March oath, 1912, at 6 o'clock a m,
earle. in her 18th year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock, at her late residence. No
LIS Sixteenth street. Friends OF fam
lily respectfully invited to attend In
terment at Greenwood cemetery. A
special car has been provided for the
friends OF the family.
(Please omit nowers)
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Wen ~ s-ienre have not vet dlerlded
whether microbes are plants or animals
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

s~~-~~~~-~>>->~~~~>~-~~-~>~~
u. 5. Engineer office, Wheeling, w.
Va. March 81. 1912.
Sealed proposals for building two two
story. seven-room brick lockkeepers'
houses ut Dam No. IS. Ohio River. near
Huntington. w: Va. will be received at
this office until IL a. m. Eastern time).
April p. 1912. and then publicly opened.
Information on application. +. w. Alt
staetter, Major. Engrs.
mr-2s-2e-3o-ap-I-25-2s
Hotfes 60 lfanufActursrs. soposrs- Msr-
Giants and Other WHOLESALE DseisE.-
the state Board OF Control of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at .ts office at Charleston, West vir-
ginia. for furnishing supplies for the
management OF which 10 vested In said
Board. Contracts will be awarded to the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
Dealers viii be given preference
Lists of supplies needed will b fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
az t-tf Sharssston- West virginia