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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

state Of West Virginia
At Rules held in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Harri-
son County. on Monday. the End day
of December, 1912, the following or
der was entered
John L swiger and Maud Swiger-
VS. IN CHANCERY No. l
Joseph Hartman. Jr.,
Object OF Suit
The object OF the above styled suit
Is 70 remove the cloud upon the title
of these plaintiffs TO certain land de-
scribed in = conditional conveyance
made by plaintiffs to defendant, dat
ed May y. 1899, and OF record in the
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Harrison County. West Virginia, in
Deed Book No I0S page 119. title of
plaintiffs to which said land is derived
by conveyances recorded in the Office
aforesaid in Deed Books Nos-Tl, page
los and -. page SIS: and to have said
conditional conveyance cancelled and
declared null and void.
And It appearing from an AFFIDAVIT;
fled in said suit that Joseph Hart
man Jr.. i nonresident OF this
STATE. ii IS ordered that ne do appear
within one month from the date OF the
frSt publication OF this order and do
what is necessary TO protect his inter-
ests herein.
Given under my hand this the End
day of December. 1912.
I. WADE. COFFINrAN. Clerk
r. L. SMOTHER, Counsel for Plain
tiff.
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oRDETs OF PUBLICATION.

state OF West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Harri-
son County, on Monday. the 2nd day
Of December. 1912. the following or
der was entered:
John L. swiEer and Maude swiger
VS.. IN cHANCERY no. .
Joseph Hartman. Jr.
object of Shit
The object OF the above styled suit
is TO remove the cloud upon the title
OF these plaintiffs TO certain land de-
scrfbed in n conditional conveyance
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NOTICE OF SALE

on Friday. the twenty-seventh day
Of December. 1912, at 1870 O'Clock p
r.. at the front door OF the court
house OF Harrison county. the Empire
National Banlz Of Clarksburg. West
virginia. will offer for sale and sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash. 4 note signed by J NJ Cuff
fey and charles Z. Reed. payable to
the order of said Guftey and Reed.
ard endorsed by John H Galley. call
ing for the sum of five thousand dol
lars. CS5.00o.OO). dated April Ist, 1912.
due and payable on or before July lst,
1912. There is attached TO said note OF
Gunfey and Reed as collateral secuTi-
~ FIVE bonds numbered Is 1G- i. IS
and 70 for one thousand dollars.
$1,000. oo). each. Of the West Viz
GINA Company. The bonds OF the
said IVES, Virginia Company matured
on July LIST. 1909. and bear interest at
the rate Of six per cent per annurn.
The note OF the said Guffey and
Reed together with the bonds at
tached win be offered for sale and
sold for cash to the highest bidder.
FDrPURE NATIONAL BANK OF
CIlArEKSBJ-RG. WEST VIRGINIA
R.v V. L. Highland. Its President
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BROUGHT HOME.

Mrs. Isaac ". eKlley was brought
home i'll from Latrobe. Pa, last night.
She is now at the home of her son,
Frank Kelley, on Clay street. Mr.,
and Mrs. Anthony Bowen and Frank
Kelley accompanied her home While
very weak. she stood the trip well
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WANTED-Male Help

STOP PAYING sS5 to $50; learn the
barber trade complete for 16 dollars
for ; days only: our graduates get
so per cent. Write for catalogue
Leader Barber College, EOS Broad
way, Cincinnati
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WANTED TO Boy

WANTED TO BUY = A
good cow. If you have a
bargain for cash, call on
GARNER" Hotel Deison,
Tuesday or Wednesday Of
this week.
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GOOD TENANT

IS Always 70 be found FOR a good prop
erty-store. Office. loft. factory space.
apartment or house. Every day the
fact IS proven anew that it's merely
a question or Telegram classified ad-
vertising. =
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SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED-As clerk in
grocery store by steady. sober man,
age % years. Reference Try me- .
Apply at once at 23s s. Chestnut
Street.
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clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Harri-
son County. on Monday the 2nd day
OF December. 1912. the following or
der was entered:
George w. Swiger and Eliza F. Swiser
VS. IN CHANCERY No. 2.
Joseph Hartman, Jr-,
Object OF Suit
The object of the above styled
sr,5t Is TO remove the cloud upon the
title OF these plaintiffs to certain land
described in a conditional conveyance
made BY. plaintiffs to defendant. dated
NIav12 1899. and Of record IN the
office Of the Clerk of the County Court
of Harrison County. West Virginia, IN
Deed Book No. los. page 12l, title OF
plaintiffs TO which said land is derived
bv conveyances recorded in the office
Aforesaid in Deed Books Nos a
page 37T. 50. pages 2261&27 and 10.
mage 4O7: and to have said conditional
CONVEYANCE cancelled and declared
null and void.
And It appearing from an affidavit
fled in said suit that Joseph Hartman
Jr.. is a nonresident of this state. II
is ordered that he do appear within
one month from the date of the first
publication OF this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests
herein.
Given under my hand this the End
day of December. 1912
WADE COFFAEAS. Clerk
p. I. sTROTHER. Counsel for Plain
tiff
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19I2-1O13 cATALOG OF Clubbing rates
now ready Please send postal or
telephone for one.
LADIES HOME JoURNAL $50
SATURDAY EVENING POST $50
Make splendid Christmas gifts
Beautiful gift card sent N time to
be received on Christmas morning
announcing the gift. Subscribe now
call Bell 662-J, Grace E. Keyes.
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FOUND

FOUND-Saturdsy on streets, a pOck-
etbook containing sum of money
Owner can get same by calling at
Ensign watkins, 14s East Pike ST.
proving property and paying adj
vertising charges.
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Now is a good tinIe to pur<
chase a vacant lot
lTEIGS AVENUE.

One of the best residence
streets in the city. Vacant
lot 33x120 feet.
PRICE $500
One-third down, one anu
two years.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Your pipes and umbrel-
las FOR repairing. Umbrellas re-
covered. Levy's Smoke House,
Pike ST
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FOUND pOcketbook= owner may
have same by describing it and pay
ing for advertisements. Apply TO
Nfotorman No. Il. Adamston car.
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-To rent 6 or s room.
house. centrally located. Address
H" Telegram. or call Bell 675-R-
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AGENTS WANTED

W{NTFD-Lady agent for Clarksburg
TO supply established trade with
E-z Washing Tablets Excellent OPP
portunity for right party E-z Wash
ing Tablet Co, Cumberland Md
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ORDER Of PUBLICATION,

state Of West Virginia
A. Rules held in the Office OF the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-17

FOR RENT-Two blocks west or the
waldo Hotel on West Pike St. one
4-roomed and one 5-rooned apart
:nent. with bath. hot and cold water
and good wei water. Large wei
ventilated halls. back and front
porches. quarter sawed oak finish,
cabinet nantes. china closet and
kitchen cabinet. See ClaTksourS
Insurance Agency. or II. J. White.
ArcCarw Block. corner Fifth and
Main streets
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NOTICE

NOTICE
To silas Hon Heirs and Beeson II.
Brown:
You are hereby notified to imme-
diately remove the dangerous front
wall now standing on your property at
No 355 West Main street. Clarksburg.
West Virginia.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
OF December. 1912.
FRANK r. MOORE.
Mayor OF City Of Clarksburg.
NOTICE.
All persons having. claims against
the estate OF Mark F. Mcdonnell. de-
ceased. are requested to present same
for settlement. And all persons know
ing themselves TO be indebted to said
estate viii please settle with
MARGARET A. MCDONNELL.
Administrator. or
w. NJ. CONAwAY. Attorney.
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FOR RENT-StOre room in the Ne"
Fair Grounds addition. new build
ing just completed. Located on
PIKE. in the right place to sell
goods. Room 1926 with ware room
T. 14x16. rents for $3.50 month
Mutual Real Estate and Brokerage
Co rooms 2O-21 Gore Building.
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FOR SAIlE-A few Rhode Island Red
hens cocl<erels and pulIets. cheap.
considering quality. Some Of the
,,nue+s having now. MAIard F. Sni-
der. 22f F. Main St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-17

GEORGE ". Swiger and Eliza r SVFiger
VS. IN CHANCERY No. ?.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
Awful Loss TO HOd

Hod Siocouib had q sad thing - hap-
nen o. bin last Monday. Hod made a
harl 81 cider last fall and rut into his
woodshcd temporary but sinst 81 has
became 50 cooiish Hod thor ~ would
roii the hari 81 cider from the wood
shed ~ TIE harm ard bury Il n the hay
for winter 50 be r0li b. outsn The wood
shed and started e. foIl y lords the
barn. which Is about 500 it from the
woodshcd and quite down BIN
Well the bari rolled along az Mise
a. rnuythinr for a spell without NJ r.
fort cn Hod's part urf1 an - onct He'd
discvvsrd the hsri was goin faster
than ~ caliiatei 81 ort 90 IIc arabd
holt IF II and tired - STOP t hui ia
wouldn't ston. 80 thrn be jumped right
n front a. % ard tired o. push apin
4. hut "a pushed arlr him and he tund
and fen over hackards and blamed Il
the bari diddeut roil right over fhc top
81 hin and kept IN faster and faster
lords ire barn. the stone fourdashion
81 which n hit with sch turrihls force
that ere ~ TIRE hrads busted outeu ths
harl and every drop ~ thar priceless
fluid drained cut on the Nround right
before Hods very face and eyes. and
him wrinxin his hands and hoiiering In
despair.
This vas q awful sad loss 70 He'd
beinz a. tbe cider was est getting q
edge 10 n. ard ii you would drink q
coupl-of TN eippcrsfui Il would make
vou feel turrihie eiated Nov Hold
won't have no hard cider % cheer him
- during the long winter e'-gs. Sad
Gadtf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
Uanss ElId His Own Iouth

axe tother day. and when re, come 20
examine hisseif he discovered that a
back tooth IN his head vas Ell boiler
and or q bs Ga.
Ranse he hunted al over the house
for something 20 81 the tooth with hui
al he cnuld find was a cake of soap.
- he tux some Of this soap and piugred
% the hole n ms tooth. and a. a re-
suit Ranss has Been expecforsun soap
snas al around town ever sinst
II stop6 the tooihake. however, ard
Ranse says Ne calkiiates soap is algood
thing 20 hI a tooth with pervidcd a
person wouldn't ruther have toothake
thar % have their mouth fun Of soap
suds az the tina
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
EDDYToRIUL

This eddytoriul which we take
our pen In hand to write for this
wk's ishue Is not agoing 20 be
very long or volumynuss. but what
Il lacks In length or volumynuss-
ness Is agoing 70 Be made up BY
the force 4 strength Of what Il
contains. In other words this eddy
toriul Is agoing 20 be short. but
20 the pint. via. namely /. e. towit .
The roads Of this town Is a pus-
ilanimous disgrace 20 Bingville in
their present state and unless
these conditions Is changed for the
better and that mighty soon them
as Is responsible viii haft 70 take
The CONSTITUENCIES on their own
heads.
Who Is responsible, we sskG
Why the Town Seleektmcn. we
anseF.
II the town seleclStnen Of this
town wassent selected & eleckted
20 look after the best interests Of
the town who IN thunder was. III
Cy Hcskins & Bill Hepburn &
whoever else Is the third seleckt-
man whose name for the moment
has excaped as don't wake up and
have the roads Of Bingville put in
20 shape so that a person can travel
on without sinking down In mud
up 10 the hub or cross the Main
81 Of the town without getting
begged down into the mud Up 20
their middle. the selectmen may
expect TO hear from the Boogle
every week in the way Of eosticx
criticism until this is did.
The fan rains has put the streets
In our midst into q turrible con-
dishion 10 contemplate and the
sooner they are made passable the
sooner viii our town selectmen ex-
cape the wrath Of our eddytoriul
criticism. A word to the wise OFT
70 be suffishent.
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Seth DeWbeFFy

Tuvn csnsuhhls q Dslakhn Gsnma Jsthw
BtNcvILlg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
Awful SpTIss to Gage

CAGE Walker g., treated 20 a iurribls
spriss tother day In the r. O. Cage he
had wrote a letter 10 his brother Henry.
Who lives out IN Iowy Cor az least did
i've there 10 yrs ago sinsi which time
Cage aint heard : word from bin -
~ thort BE- would write Henry 10 find
oct whether he was dead or alive) and
tuk she letter down % the p o 10
post %. and asked Eph Higgins. our
accommodating p. A.. tor a 1-ccntcr
stamp % put on she letter. and Cage
be got out, his waller % Fif change 90
pay for che stamp with. and the least
be had u his wallet vas 90 cts. ard
Cage he PIT the % cts into his mouth
% hold it there while he pulled togeih-
r the draw strings a. his wallet whitch
slipe outer RS hands and feii 70 the
floor which sprised Cage 90 thar ~
gave a gu'p and blamed ~ he dideut
swalisr TIE 10 ets n aiFcri
Case holiersd te Eph shat ~ Rad
vsnt and did. ard Eph vas for send-
inE for Doc Livsrnors right on. but
Cas-, objected On TIE grounds thar Doc
would charge Rim raors for bis service.
thar ths ~ ets was worth
GsEs Vot - mETf hecur ~ Rad went
and lost ne 70 c's IN this manner that
he went and tore up Re letter ~ rad
wrote - bis brother Henry. and throwd
i on IRE floor IN disgust and thsn cent
home, 40 q viii probably bs some time
before - h~srs frrr- Henry
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ROBD!
that's What cORstuhhls DeWheT.
rvs Ned Ruust Was Right w.
der Ms Nuss as You Might Say
Seth ketrhsd the Thssi How.
ever 6 Then VISIT to Goodness
He Haddent

II seems ahstrd and riduckius \ PER
posirous IL the extreme 20 think that =
thikken thsef could rob ths hen roou Of
Seth Devbtrry. orr lion hafted con
sfubble. right IN front 81 Seths very
face A EYES ard him not ouiy town
oonstubbi-. but also = dstieiiH. Who has
tracked r1rnny a fend IN human form
r. earth A Is s1pert criminal chaser
besides. hui deh Il ths case 70 matter
how stfsnr g may seem
Last 1'sr.dav morning vhen Mrs
DsWherr, wcnf to feed TIE hers a
counted en- over Is ushusi - Sc II
they vss an there you ran imagine
her congsruashion and surprise when
shr discovered two hens missin. . hig
dominrchsr pallet A rooster She
caid Seth. who csru- outer the house
and heein - investigate. Seth told
bis wife r. az outcn the way and into
fhe house being a. IN trarring around
shs might tram on al the clews 4
tracks which the theef hsd left
There waskeut m snow On the
ground. BIT Seth's eggle eys soon Dis
cuvverd some boot tracks hack e ths
ben house. which - said belonged -
the two-leggcd skunk who Rad Hcuf
ard stole BE hers Seth told his site
not 20 say rothirk about the hens BE-
me stole 20 the nahsrs. hecus II Il r0f
cut thsr re theef whoever hs vas
would hear 81 and would tbink hs bad
better BE- a isifis might keeriui and kern
hisself in seciooshion for a " hile. where
a. n he thor that the tao chikkeus
De stole haddenf been discovered fc
wss liable ~ come back after rorr
seih s purity sharp % fEger thins ost
Ike thar
Seth oalhlaisd he thssf mgh VS..
sii the hcn house Friday night or more
hens. 80 about dark insnd ~ a going
a. bed Seth he loadenrf 40 his re-
to'vrr with fresh cartridge ard polished
No his badre with skourrne uutn Il
showed up bright a. doller Then
r. nut on two overcoafs and concealed
hisscif behind a woodpiie about 81
feet from ihe hen house. nifh De p.s.
tel cooked IN has hard ard waited u
silence for TIE return n Tire chikktn
thcrf
u got darker a darksr. hut SsiA
kept a sctfin there pashir-t. buf after
be Rad 80 there fcr q hour the chunks
NJ hrewood which he vas asctfing on
begin q 90 sort 20 hard A. mouoton-
ouf as 500 might say. ard Seth heEir
to shit ahout On 'ern. srslng fo End e
there vas cnny sotf side Or fhem
chunks. bat there wassert
Nof only thar. buf n was anful
cold night for November a ~ spite
1f the fackf thzf Seth rad On two os-
ercoats hgftonci up tight On his. rs
fsef begin 60 SO dreadful cold. ard he
begin to shake and shivvcr. a. ii he
Rad TIE aarr. ard his hands ahuk also.
seth caIniaies his hands shakin tins
gay vas what made him pun the trig-
Ger Of the cooked revolver, which he
held IN he hard. which werf 81 With
a deefening report right in his hand
When this happened Seth drapt the re-
rolvcr and run Tor ne house hoiiering.
Tn shot Tn shot ard busted
into TIE houss. and his vile who had
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03


HELP wANTEDtti-We need help
right on In the way "a = irw persons
Who has soi enough manhood Cor No.
manhood a. the case may be- 20 come
20 the hyFle offs and pay ~ few
dollars az SHAT they owe "a On hack
fulscripshion Just a. the present tine
We owr moro than We have naeney 20
pay. and would appreciate a little help
along this line
Mrs iirc Green has a painful attack
Of pneuralgia w her case Mrs. Green
hes went and ruhhcd her face with I'm.
uymcrt until h b a. red "a q biis and
almost raw II hurts her "a that the
caut laf. hui uhen she don't feel much
bike latin with pnruraigia n hti Ease
Dave SMILEY has q fufrinle eon o.
him which Ne has had ~ ham an can.
AMI We confidently perdickt thar Dave
IL q gniug into consumption hcruF there
has allus heen oonsumpshion in bic
family We doa't hkc - SAY Tits. Ne.
ing - 4 night discurddgc Dave. tut
then we ferl u is onr duty % come
right out and cen the truth
We guess these b about Ell fhs ger
sonais which We can think "a AZ this
tirne. - viii cease writing fheni.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
Personals

Miss Polly Skinners cid ~Tahhy" ca
perentcd poliy with a whole mess 90
SIX kittens lasi wk Polly SAYS she Amt
Tot Ire heart e dropnd the kitcns. ard
i trying q hnd Eood homes for same.
Here j. : chants % SO q kitten as soon
a. II il weaned Poiiy says the mother
r. a rurritic good rnouscr Yes. tut
that amt NJ aFn thu she kittens win
he-a kitten amt aiius a chip ofen the
cd czL
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No Country Correspondence

We amt got enny room IN this wks.
BugEie for emmy country correspondence
thit wk. whitgh j. Jest - well becur
&c amt set emmy country correapon-
derce 20 print ennyhow. As we 90
b press ncne has beea received. WhY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
GENERAL
DETECKTIFF
JOBBING!

Did by the day or wk Please do no.
forget that / am still engaged inI
the detective bixness Of track.
ing desprit criminals 10 earth.
I have purchased a new revolver
and laid in a new supply Of cart
ridges 32 calibcr) ard I arm there
fore prepared 10 do my worst TO
evil doors. II sou have emmy deep
histories ~ crime give me the
fackts IN the case and I viii keep
them 20 myself and will run the
6end in human form 20 earth
whoever he Is. and viii charge you
according. II u "a not possible 20
10 this ! won't charge you mulch.
IL YOU want emmy arrests made on
short notice come % me and I viii
DO the Job on short notice and with
satisfackshion. Most ~ what Il
know about the Detecrif mzness
] have lernt hy reading "Old Cap.
Collier" and "Oid Sleuth." Il
now have the bTnets down purity
fine and am purity ely while work
ing on a case.
Some folks N Bingville have
pinted the finger Of skorn a. me
bccux I thort i was a human being
who robbed my hen house recent.
whereas Il was a skunk. All I've
got 10 say IL thar the best Of us
gits fopld onct in a while.
| am used TO facing deth IN
menny forms. and ! newer shrink
or quail when lool, the turrible
monster In the fase. have no
Office or general headquarters. BIT
you can allus hnd me on the a.
perteckting the lifes Of the I'M
habitants Of Bingville or every
evg. down 20 Hen Weathershy's|
store where ] viii e. over the
case with you with great cheer.
Seth DeWbeFry
Tea csnsiuhhls q DslsrkhH esnma Jsbhm
BtNcvILlg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

IL thisP Why don't our country CORE
spondenss wake up
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-01-13

District Attorney Callahan returned
yesterday morning from Reno, where
he was called in the TRAINER case.
A. E. Organ, Of Inlay, was in town
last evening.
George H. Copley, manager of the
Humboldt Mercantile company, I'M
lay, came in on No. 6 yesterday after
noon.
William belong and Alta belong,
Of Sodhouse, are spending the day in
town.
A. Pasquale, the well-known hotel
and stockman, is in town today from
Andorno station.
Attorney L. G. Campbell has gone
to Salt Lake City on professional bust
ness.
DIR. McAllen, pastor of the Love
lock Methodist Episcopal church, was
in town yesterday for a few hours.
w. M. Bradley, a well-known Union
vile mining man, is spending the day
in town.
J. C. Pierson, of Sacramento, is in
town today ON legal business.
After visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Laura Lester, for the past two weeks,
Floyd Lester returned to his home in
Stockton, California, last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-01-13
FORGER BOUND
OVER TO GRAND JURY

Yesterday Judge Dunn hound over
Francisco Eteheverritt to the grand
jury on a charge of forgery, fixing
bonds at 81 1000, in default of which
defendant was r%emanded. He is ac-
cused of having passed forged checks
on local business men several weeks
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-01-13
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

FOR SALE-A Victor G~raphophone,
large size, nearly new, with so
records; cheap for cash. Inquire at
this office.
FOR SALE-CAeap for cash, several
promising mining claims 1t Barrett
Springs, close in. For particulars,
inquire at this ocs. II.
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay, in any
quantity. Address 8. B. Young,
Lovelock, Nevada. II.