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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-06

by the washouts in this vicinity. Both
the b. & o. and Pennsylvania lines
are now running trains through and
no further trouble will be expert
enced.
C. l.. Smith and ii. L. McKown,
who had planned 10 open a nickle-
odeon on the Island, have called the
project on, as the picture trust would
not give them pictures until after
they had been shown in all the other
theatres OF the city.
Judge Hervey In the circuit court
yesterday entered an order in the
case of Schmulbach Brewing Com
pany VS.. Edward F. Wilhelm for
ss26.65. being an amount alleged TO
be due on a bill. The suit was orig
inally for ss19.5O. and the difference
is accrued interest on the principal
The fire department was called
about l O'Clock yesterday afternoon to
No. 502 National road. where the fire
men found a bed ablaze. a Mrs. IL.
w. Zittler had been cleaning the bed
with gasoline. when in some manner
1t became ignited. and the bedding
and mattress were destroyed No
other damage was done
Mrs. Laura Hagerman arrived here
from Pittsburgh yesterday TO pros
ecute her husband. Herman Hager-
man. on a charge OF nOn-support. The
case was set for Tuesday. but on &C
count Of all f'o railroads being knock
ed out. s. unable TO reach the
city and 49, has been set for
next Tuesday
AT a meeting OF the board of con
troll held yesterday. plans were sub
mited by ]. X. Kommer OF Pittsburgh
for an improved way of supplying
water 90 the Mozart Hill residents
The board approved the plans and
ordered Mr.. KOmmer 70 prepare the
specifications.
State Senator T r. Memminger
Of Atoka. Okla. who Is visiting his
mother. Mrs. William Memminger Of
Pleasant Valley. spent "A pleasant day
az the State Fair yesterday with his
friend. Edward Rogers. Of 18th Main
street where he was entertained IN
the evening. Mr. Memminger was de-
lighted with the Improvement In our
city a. we'll as its metropolitan ap-
pearance The fair surpasses any
thing he has seen IN years.
Pinno recital by Miss Lillian Pow.
ers. Tuesday evening. az Young Mems
J Chrfaffau AaaCrfnflor Erafa 80 e.fo
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pinno recital by Miss Lillian Pow.
ers. Tuesday evening. at Young Mems
Christian Association. Seats on sale
now az Y. ". e. A.. Banner Music
Store. Rice Pharmacy and G. a.
House Music Store. Tickets 50 cents
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Or Beaver. Pa, who will give a piano
recital Tuesday evening at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Miss Powers. who is a niece of
Mrs. j. w. Rice OF Martins Ferry. is
well known I'm this section and is an
artist OF considerable ability and tai
ent. Her numbers are rendered with
perfect ease and grace. and she has
an excelien tone and clean phraslng
with plenty of power in the climaxes.
She graduated from Beaver College
under DIR. Giuseppe Ferrata and took
up post graduate work under DR.. A.
r. Little OF the same college. In
1911 she went to Vienna and studied
the famous Leschetizsky methods I'M
der Fraulein Marie Prentner. one OF
the star teachers OF the Leschetizsky
stan and a great favorite OF Pader-
ewski
Miss Powers will be assisted on
this occasion by Miss Wayne Nor
gan, a local vocalist whose talent is
so well known as to require no ex-
tended comment.
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Wanted so boys. steady work, good
wages. Northwood Glass Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

given and gave assurance that It will
be week Of high class. interesting
The ChautauQua will
not be held out Of the city, but will be
within the corporation.
A committee. consisting Of Messrs.
C. c. Winans, 8. M. Woolson, r. c.
Ringwalt, L. w. Mulhane and e. e.
Shiremsn, was appointed to represent
the association in connection with
the holding of the Chautauqua. This
committee will prepare statement
to the public later on, when the whole
subject will be gone into.
After few minor matters of bust.
ness had been disposed Of the meet.
ing adjourned.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
IRE:
Destroyed Two Small Build.
ings On Calhoun Street

Considerable damage was done to
property belonging to Mrs. Mary
Kreps Of Calhoun street Thursday
morning when two outbuildings were
destroyed by fire. The buildings
caught fire from burning pile of rub.
bish, II is supposed, and we're burning
briskly when discovered to be ablaze.
The fire department was called, but
the firemen could not save the small
buildings. The fire occurred at about
o o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
And Mf. 4. A. OOwds Was
Elected To Fiji The Vacancy
A Chautauqua To Be Geld In
M. Vernon Next Year
Representative Of Company
Addresses Association

President e. e. Shireman resigned
his position at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Citizens Association
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Shireman
said that his business affairs warrant.
ed his resignation and that his health
would not stand the strain OF resp0nsi.
bility. His resignation was accepted
and Mr.. A. A. Dowds was unanimously
elected to succeed him as president
Mr.. Dowds was elected by acclama-
tion..
MIR. ToSe, member OF the Cleve.
land Chamber Of Commerce, address
ed the members Of the association
and gave an exceedingly interesting
talk on the advantages and opportun-
tiles Of chamber of commerce or an
association of citizens such as there is
In Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Tope's address
embraced several valuable sugges.
tions which will probably be used to
advantage by the local association.
Mr.. Whitney of Chicago, ILL.,, a rep
reseptative Of Redpath's Lyceum OF
Chicago gave a short address in which
he explained that the Lyceum has ar.
ranged to hold chain Of Chautauquas
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
SEVERELY INJURED

Charles Sapp. an employee at the
Pennsylvania shops. was struck on the
head by piece of iron while at work
Thursday morning and was rendered
unconscious for a considerable length
Of time. He was working near cast.
ing when 1t burst and piece hit him.
A bad cash was cut in his scalp.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
FELL
On Quantity OF brokeD 6lass
And Badly Cat nIs flee

Jelloway, Ohio, Dec 5--while play
ing on the front porch Thursday
morning the two-year-old daughter oe
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Dunn, residing
east of this place, fell and alights4
upon quantity Of broken glass. Her
face was badly cut and will probably
be somewhat dlshgured by scars. n
physician from this place rendered
surgical attention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

extending from Louisiana to Michigan
and from Michigan to South Carolina
next summer. He said that Mt. Yer.
non has been selected an one OF the
cities in which a Chautauqua will be
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
OFFICERS
Elected By Nj. Vernon Lodge
No 20 ]. 0. 0. {.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. at the regular
meeting Of local lodge, No. 120. I. o,
o. F. Wednesday evening:
Noble Grand-Oscar Swanson.
Vice Grand-Herbert Collins.
Secretary-George A. Moore.
Treasurer-John A. Kennedy.
Trustee-John O'Mally.
Lodge Deputy George Collins.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
INDICTMENTS RETURNED

Steubenville, o., Dec. 5-The grand
jury investigating election bribery, to-
day returned eight secret indictments
charging perjury. Other witnesses
have asked permission to change their
testimony.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06

What has become OF the old fash.
ioned mother who covered her child
ren's schoolbooks with calico?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
PROGRAM
For The farmers Institute
Al CeDtefburg

The following is the program for
the Farmers Institute of Southwest.
ern Knox county to be held at the
Disciple church In Centerburg on De.
cember IL and ~: =
Wednesday Forenoon
Music.
Invocation.
Care Of Orchard--D. d. Harch.
Mixed Farming-Austin Herrick.
Lecture on Domestic Science-Anna
j. Branson.
Wednesday Afternoon
Music
Story Of 30 Acre Run Down Farm
Austin Herrick. ~
Corn and Alfalfa--John Cunning.
ham. tDl
Cattle for Profit-D. d. Harsh.
Wednesday Evening
Co-operatlon-R. H. Long. Discus.
sion led by J. q. Ltzenberg.
Solo-Grsce Owings1G
koc1t0t1On--M10S Hazel Hill.
Home Making by Young People-D.
d. Harsh. foJ
Thursday Fos6noon
Music
Invocation am
Business Methods on the Farm
Austin Herrick. 3aS
Corn--Gilbert Bros
Thursday Afternoon
Music. ~
Profitable Dairying by the Common
Farmer-Austin Herrick.
The School and the Farm-Supt. w.
F.. Allgire. -"
What Hog Shall We Crowd. d.
Harsh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
We serve
DEPosiToae AND BORROWERS.
THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD.
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING, 22 WEST
GAY STREET, COLUMBUS,

1. Depositors are given safety and
five per cent interest on their money.
They are pleased.
2. borrowers are given many ad.
vantages and e"e permitted to pay of
their loan in whole or in part at any
time. When 500 or over is paid, in.
terest stops at once. Borrowers also
are pleased.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-06
DRUNK FINED

DRUNK FINED
One plain drunk pleaded guilty BE-
fore Mayor Perrine Thursday mora
ing and was fined IS and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
Don't Buy IN a
HOmeplace Without
a Future

Government HiH Is assured to be
the best IA OF around "a PasO-
Don't delay # yOu intend 70 get
some of this the cream Of "a PasO
Suburban property, fer Us going
fast In a short time you'll have to
pay more or go further Ozk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
Government
Hill

has al modern con-
Veniences including
pure m e S a water,
ele etrieity, tele-
phones and superior
street car service. Al
ma gnifcent paved
boul e ward. running
from the city straight
through the addition
has just been com
pIet e d. overnment
Hill is known as the
suburb Of beautiful
homes. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
GOVERNMENT
HILL

viii increase in value just 50 fast as e
PasO increases IN population and with
the history Of the last few years before
you-you can not doubt but that she
Will be a city Of 100000 within the
next five years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
Government Hills Progress
IS NOT REMARKABLE
---ONLY NATURAL

It Is only natural that such unusual advantages Of
fered IN Government Hill should demand suburb
worthy of their character 1t only natural that these
unusual advantages energzing year by year should
eliminate m Government Hi as the choicest resi-
DENTAL suburb of Ell Paso The rapid development
has experienced proves how popular it IS and fore
tells the strides II will make,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
Government
Hill

Is situated on high
ground sway from
the smoke and dust of
the city, where q
beautiful view Of the
mountains and valley
may be obtained Let
rs show you tomor-
row IN our autos.
You'll enjoy the trip
immensely.
Phone Us.
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MAJORITY OF
Continued from FIRST Page)

insist that the public know all the
facts
r. B. Powell. OF Nebraska. also is
sued statement after comforting with
Senator Dixon.
Howell Not to Fight.
Mr.. llowells statement was as fol-
lows.
Mr.. RoseWater will retain his seat
in the National convention. as I have
been requested 70 defer the presen-
tation OF my credentials
while l am now legally entitled.
without question. 10 perform the
functions OF National Committeeman
from Nebraska. shall attempt 70
assume the duties OF that Office only
when the duties OF Col Roosevelt's
campaign so demand.
Il have been thoroughly in accord
with the Roosevelt movement in this
matter from the beginning and in as
Stunning this attitude. / believe that
have been. and now am. fully per
forming the duties imposed upon me
by the Progressive Republicans OF
Nebraska when they so deCisiyely re-
called my opponent. AR Bosewater.
The ROseWater and Howell contest.
n WAS expected. before the committee.
would develop he first contest OF
strength between the members. Taft
leaders said that the Rooseveltites
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PUBLICITY
CONTINUED from FIRST Pazs.)

motion by Committeeman Shackelion
Louisiana. and this will be done.
Fight for Cir1mittee Seats.
One subject which was expected 20
cause friction was scarcely men
toned. That was the EFFORT 70 seat
the national committeeman recently
chosen by the various state primaries
and conventions. II was expected 20
come up, and especially. in the case
OF r. u. Howell OF Nebraska, who
succeed Victor Rosewater. The lat
ter was elected without opposition
10 be chairman In the place Of the
late John r. Hill Of Maine, and to
serve until the close OF the national
convention.
No contest was taen up. The com
mittee adjourned at 1855 p. m. until
10 q. m. tomorrow morning. when
the contests will be taen up In al
phabe'ical order. beginning with Al
ALBANIA. The old rules. giving thirty
kminutes 90 each side in contests
over dciegates-at-large and fifteen
minutes per side in district convcn-
tions. we're adopted without opposi-
I ton. With two hundred and thirty
eight contests pending. it is plain
| that the committee will need every
available hour from now until tho
convention meets. az noon Tuesday,
June IS
The committee met for IFS first SEES
/ sion soon after O'Clock this a.tcr-
noon lu the Coliseum annex. Except
FOR the preliminary organization and
adoption ~ fhe rules which governed
/ the contests four years ago. tho com
mittea transacted little business.
The report Of the special committee
/ appointed a. Washington last Decem-
/ Der. proposing general rules 20 govern
the convention was received. but &C
/ ton was deferred
on resolution % Harry 5. New. o.
| Indiana. the basis o. representation in
I the convention was cintnued as a'
present
PROXY FOR Sen. Scott.
The roll cali ~ the committee show
Cd .haf the proxies OF absent members
: we're held as follows.
Senator William T. Horah. Idaho.
| George 4 knight ~ California Sen
| a'or Horah held Two votes ln the com
| mittoeI. Thomas 20 Divine OF Denver
! Tor Charles Narei. Missouri. Ur ~ "
/ Iaudstrum. FOR r. s. NARROW. ~ Mon
/ tant. Dennis FLYNN. for e.. " Code
/ Of Oklahoma. Senator Sanders Ten
/ nesqee. for Senator Perkins. Washing
b ton: 4 ~ stevens. Colorado. Tor y p
I Scott West virginia. y g. OiauEh
/ iIn chicago f0r sidney U'eher. Irs
trict ~ columbia. Senator Dixon. Col
RooseveIt's manager. had the prox
~ r. J.. Flanagan. Of Nevada. bu
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returned last evening from Follans-
bee, W. Va. where he has been look
Ing after his oil interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Schaub left
Wednesday evening for Moundsille,
W. Va, To VISIT relatives and friends
FOR a few days
Sampson Thistle. who has been At
tending ohio state University at Co
lumbus. o.. has returned home and
will spend the vacation with his par
cuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rritz. OF
Weston. W. Va, arrived to-day and
will visit relatives and friends for a
week or ten days.
Miss Nell swan. Of MiddIebourne.
W. Va. is in the city visiting Miss
Florence Lawther. Of X. r. avenue.
We've Mcintyre. OF Pevisley, left
at noon FOR New Martinsville. W. Va
on a short business trip.
Geo. Mickle travelling salesman for
Eldridge X Higgins. Of Marietta, o.,
- in the city on business.
Harry Fly has returned TO the Blue
creek oil fields after spending a few
days with his family on r. r. avenue.
Miss Mary Poian returned last
night after spending sceral months in
oregon, where she instructed in
music
city council held license court
lost night and granted liquor licenses
10 VI. J.. tlendenning. NJ y. Hooker.
Mary Polan. and Harry Robb.
Miss sarah Nhitten left to-day for
Huntington, ". Va. 10 attend COM
m"ncvmcnt exercises Of Marshall
college.
Mr.. r. ;. Allen L. :. postonice in
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MARION

FAIRMONT. w. Va. June e.
Complete oficial returns from Marion
county today canvassed by County
Chairman Fleming and the county ex-
ecutive committee this evening are
rs follows:
For goyernor-Charles w. Dillon.
$40. ". ID. Hatfield, 664. Charles W.
.Swisher. 500. Swisher's plurality
was l75. For secretary OF state-M
II. King. $50. Stuart F. Reed. 1.2Is:
Reeds majority. 63l. For superin-
tendent of free schools-C. r. Muir
ray. 500: NJ p. Shawkey. 1912:
Shawkey's plurality. $50. For audi
tor. $. Darst. 1851. For commits
sioner OF agriculture - Archibald
Moore. s04: II. r. williams. 9sl:
Williams plurality. III. For attorney
general-A. A. Lilly. 1919. For state
treasurer-E. l.. Long. l.i35: c. F.
Rathbone. 70i: Longs plurality. 431.
For congressman-at-large - Howard
Sutherland. 1907: Charles +. Teter.
571; Sutherland's majority.636. For
member Republican state executive
committeeat-large James p. ID.
Gardner. 629: J. T. Gibbons. 753: f.
Howard Harper. 62l: John s. Noel.
632: DIR. b. II. Stillyard. 906; L. o.
Wilson. 1905 For member OF Re
publican state executive committee
from Eleventh senatorial district
n. F. Bailey. 2l3: ID. II. Courtney,
Sl1: c. T. Hutchinson. $40; ]. II. Nc
Dermitt, 554; J. o. McNeely, 1929.
For congressman from First con-
gresional district-AleX Y. Campbell
373: George a. Laughlin. 1881;
Laughlin's majority. ZOOS. For mem
Der Republican Congressional com
mittee from Marion county-Thomas
l. Brett. 976; J. W. Mcdonald. 1872;
Brett's majority. 1884. For state sen
ator from Eleventh senatorial dis
trict-I G. Lazelle. $40; Henry s
Green. S71; Lazelle's majority. 80
For member Eleventh senatorial dis
trict Republican committee-C. w
Robinson, 1871.
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R0ANE

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
SPENCER. June 6.-The official
vote Of Roane county gives Hatfield
n majority 81 EOS votes over Swisher.
who was second on the ticket. The
vote was: Hatfield. S45. Swisher.
547: Dillon. 269. Reed led Kink for
secretary 81 state by n vote OF ITO
10 4s4. The vote for state superin-
tcndent Of free schools was. Murray.
SIS: Shawkey. zoo. Darst receicd
14S1 votes FOR state treasurer. Moore
led Williams for commissioner OF
agriculture 10y vote Of sal 10 200.
The vote for state treasurer was:
Long. 7eG. Rafhbouc. SAG Suther-
land won over Terer for congressman
at large boy 334 votes. Gibbons and
Wilson were the winners on the state
committee
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SISTERSVILLB

SISTERSVILLE. W. Va, June g.
Mrs -. =. Cunningham returned To-
day from Charl,s tcn. " Va. where
su' has been visiting Mrs. Helen T..
Burt, state Commander Of the Lady
Macabecs, for the lost two weeks.
Mrs. \. J. Holmes. who has been
visiting her parents IN Parkersburg.
for "a Wees has returned home.
Mrs crank McCaulley. who has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
AIRS. Matthew. Of Parkersburg. W.
Va, returned home this evening
Miss Bess Russell returned today
from Parkersturg. ". Va. where she
has been visiting for two days.
J. willard Gushing. oil producer.
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JEFFERSON

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
SHEPHERDSTOWN. W. Va. June
6.-Onicial returns for Jefferson
county are as follows: governor.
Hatfield. ia4: Swisher. 1917: Dillon.
81. Secretary OF state. Kink. 239:
Reed 1873: superintendent OF schools,
Shawkey. ESQ: Murray. 1875: auditor
Darst. 347 Commissioner OF agri-
culture. Moore. 25i: Williams. 10:
attorney general. Lilly. 3si. state
treasurer. Long. 2si; Rathbone. So.
Congressman at large Sutherland.
224: Teter. $50: executive committee.
Gardner. 2i7: Gibbons. III: Harper,
2i9: Noel 1871: Stillyard. 142: Wilson.
l6i. State committee. Child. $50;
Harrison. 50. Rockwell. Sc.
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spector is in the city to-day on BUSH
ness.
Miss Maggie Blark OF the South
Side. who has been teaching school
In Morgfntown, w. Va. has reNlrned
home.
Mrs. Alice ScoGgs Mooney. who has
been visiting In Casey ILL.,. for Sow
eral weeks returned last evening.
Mrs. Mary Booker who has been
visiting at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Jno. II. Gilmore. OF Virginia
street left to-day for her home in OIL
city, Pa
-Thos. o. Williams. oil producer. re-
turned last evening from points down
the river. where he has been look
ins after his oil interest.
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ent Of schools (state) shawkey BY
sst: commissioner OF agriculture.
Moore By IS: state treasurer. Long
by 732: Congressman az large. Suther-
land By 1ii3. state senate Thir-
teenth district. Keim by S1S: sheriff
J. e. Spiker. without opposition.
assessor. J. q. Nancoy. without OPP
position: prosecuting attorney. {. W.
Maxwell. without opposition: coun-
~ commissioner. n. n. Sharps. with
out opposition: house Of delegates.
Jno. r. Nydegger by 1928.
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WHITE WINS BY
OVER 1000 IN TWELFTH

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. June G.
Geo. f. White. OF Weston. is the Re
publican Senatorial nominee in tho
Twelfth District. composed OF Harri-
son. Doddridge ano Lewis counties,
by more than 1000 over William +.
Hardman.
Harry b. Curtain. OF Clarksburg
and Birk :. Stathers, OF Weston were
named as members of the State Com.
mittee, from this District.
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MONONGALIA

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
NORGANTOWN. W. Va, June g.
Complete returns from this county
FIVE Hatfield. 1885. Dillon, 93e;
Sfisher. 34S. Reeds majority 1887;
williams majority 227. Long $50;
Sutherlands SIG. I.azelle for state
senate has a majority Of 223. over
Green. SturEiss for Judge beat
Kramer by $50: Wallace for sheriff
heat Lehman bv 25l. Arnett has a
ma jority OF se9 Ger Bowlcy for legis-
lature.
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declined to use 1t because OF his part
nership in he committee activity. He
turned this proxy over TO ex-Repre-
sentative Lucius y Littauer. a Roose-
welt delegate from New York, but the
committee declined to admit Mr. Lit
tauer without direct proxy from Mr.
Flanagan.
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BIG SALE.

Read the half page announcement
top page eleven today's issue. OF A.
Marcus, No. 1927 Main street. Every
body should participate in these
bargains. Sale starts this morning
9 o'clock.
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.ogether and which
can be Numbered
very easily. while
the other consists
Of full crown that is
sewed TO the brim.
Either bonnet can
be made with
square or round
corners and which
ever way they are
treated they are al
ways pretty and at
tractive while they
make perfect pro-
lection against the
ravages Of the sun.
All sorts Of pretty
materials are used
for the making,
Scotch ginghams
and the ike for the
sturdy ones, pretty
Dresden and dotted
muslins for the
more dainty sorts.
They are simple,
easily made and
altogether de-
sirable.
10 make either
bonnet IN any size
will be required Z
yard Of material ~,
= yard 80 inches
vide.
The Nav Man
ton pattern, No.
7477, is cut in
sizes for women,
misses and chill
drcn. and Vill be
mailed 20 any ad
dress by the ash
ion Department Of
this paper on re-
ceipt Of ten cents
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RANDOLPH

Specis, p.spl'-1 90 the Trte.l.Eencer
ELKtNS. y. Va. June s-Rand-
olph county complete returns re-
ceived today gives these ma iorities:
Governor. Hatfield by sSs. secretary
Of state. kink hy COS. superintend-
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Child and harmlson.

Special Dispatch 70 che inteliiGencer
MARTlNSBURG. w. Va. June C.
Child OF jefferson county and Harmi-
son. OF Morgan county were elected
10 the State Executive Committee in
the Fifteenth Senatorial District.