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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09

The ten pin team of Clarksburg
paid a Visit to the Temple alley last
night and TILED to defeat the strong
local boys. Although the visitors
BOWED very good scores they could
not overcome the lead the Temple
took on them. Wayman's bowling
was the feature4of the evening.
Clarksburg-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09

When your paper stops you will un.
|sdssstand that your subscription has
expired. All mall subscriptions must
be paid In advance. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09
SENATOR WATSON
INN. BE- PRESENT
VIRGINIA SOCIETY MEETS
NEW YORK ON JANUARY 81.
70 THE REPRESENTATIVE IN.
oNeREss TO ATTEND BAN.
ayET.

West Virginia Yill have her day in
New York on January 9th, On that
dagsthe West Virginia Society OF the
eltysofNew York will have its annual
banquet lin the Waldorf Apartments
sof the Waldorf.Astoria. 81
~ Amo1g the distinguished West vir-
gipians who add lustre y the fame Of
New York is Bishop David H, Greer,
who IS head OF the greatest Protes-
itaat EBiseoral dioceselin Tie Western
world Others are leaders in law and
medicine. They include millionaire
merchants, bankers, miners, insur.
anee and railroad men, leading chem
lists engineers and electricians. CO.
operators and lenders of almost any
PHASE Of profestonataand business life.
4 .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09
The 98c /.
HatCase

Contains about 50 specimens that
will nicely finish out the season
for you.
The low price does not mean
that the hats are cheap, on the
contrary, some of them are worth
as high as Sc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09

High team score 0ior one game
South Side, 5S1. a,f@
High team score for three games
South Side, 1881.
High Individual score for one game,
Fleming, 100. 40
High individual score for three
games-Fleming, 400.
High Individual average to date
Harden, Ia. ~ n ff,t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-09

Schedule for Ninth Week.
january 3, Rowands VS.. South Side.
January IL, Lawyers vs. Elks.
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RGN.EIRG. NEWS
Al. Y. NJ. G a.

t =
The Cubs showed new life In their
games yesterday afternoon and, took
two out of the three games they rolled
against the Athletics in' the High
school league on tie association al.
leys. The Cubs were in the lead the
most OF the way losing the secUnu
game by only three pins after a he.
roic effort to win out. Che loss Of. two
games by the Athletics makes the race
closer and more interesting. The next
game in the league will be rolled on
Wednesday afternoon. when the
Giants meet the Pirates. Fisher rolled
tho high score of theieyening for one
game, rollfnga1l2 In his, third game.
Shaw rolled the high score for4three
games rolling 276. The score fol-
lows: az, saasi,,. % I'D r
Arblctlcs~ssl ,d,s5s u Upg
S. Riggs III. !ai.s. l.va 81 FIST 81
]. schwarin a9l.yA ...S. SsamSs 81
Friedman ..g@ 49, So 81
t .,;8ust Is S;-.---if is.--H -
Total J. .!.efJs.gt6s $751; 9ts go
Cubs sjiWt. y, gaa r lbisy s.
v. Riggs ........ -. So 81 81
Shaw ...si! ~. ..m'.. $4,000 80
Fisher .............sg.. sS IS 112
y" 5iaLR sl1 -!--7iI'o--- -.
,rojol 5jtfla,.a .,d 17n,yJ146 2Q2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
PAINT CREEK CONDITIONS
WERE NOT EXAGGERATED

pany II. Long was doing guard duty
curing the night and was ANNOYED for
several hours by some one flashing n
ilglt IN his face. The sentinel kent
sharp lookout for the fash and when
he saw light some distance from him
nred the shot that killed Altman. An
investigation showed that Altman. "A
fireman in one OF the power houses
owned by the mining companies, had
gotten up during the night and was in
the act OF lighting lamp in his cabin
when Long shot. The pail bearers for
Company b."
Continuing Mr.. Pickard stated M
meetings are allowed - be held in the
district and all firearms are being con
hscated. The miners are giving up
the arms with out trouble and quite ,
number have turned their pistols over
10 the militia voluntarily. All pack
ages coming into the district are
opened and all liquor found is being
poured into the streams. officials are
working hard TO effect a settlement
and IL Is thought that an amicable
agreement will be reached in a short
time. Every company OF militia in tha
state is on duty. being spread through
the valley which Is twenty miles wide
and twelve miles long The miltiamen
are all well and are being well taken
care OF. Few shots have been fred
since natal law was declared and IL
IL not likely that many will be after
the guards are chased out OF the dis
trict."
Mr.. Pickard has been granted an
indefinite furlough but will return 10
Paint Greek Just as soon as his sister
shows some Improvement.
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ouARDsmAN RETURNING FROM
DISTRICT GIVES AN
INTERVIEW.
Says the Miners Are Glad Militia Is
On Grounds. Facts of
Altman Case.

Returning home from the Paint and
Cabin Creek districts where martial
law now governs the striking miners.
+. j. Pickard. OF McMechen. last even
ing gave out an interesting interview
regarding the true condition OF affairs
which fully confirm press reports is
suing from the the troubled district
Mr.. Pickard is n member II Company
d.. OF Littleton. and was called home
owing TO the serious illness OF his sis
ter. Mr. Pickard emphasized the state
ment that there Is absolutely no bitter
FEELING whatever between the militia
and the miners, but that the mine
guards are causing all the disturbances.
In part Mr.. Pickard said: Martial
law reigns supreme IN the Paint Green
district and no trouble is being exper-
fenced in carrying out the law as IL
should be AZ result of Governor
Glasscocks orders. The bitter feeling
exists between the mine guards and
the miners and after the district is
cleared OF these men the trouble will
no doubt be settled satisfactory 10 all
concerned. The stories sent out re-
garding the shooting OF Samuel Alt
man. tie miner VINO met death Friday.
are untrue in several respects. In the
first place Altman was not shot down
by George Long. of Company d.. but a
man with a similar name from Com
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be. nobody was trying to fulhll the
promises. but because everybody was
trying To- fulnll a different promise.
But the most certain impediment to
progress / have not yet spoken or The
new party does not even propose to clear
the decks and set the government free to
act The central proposal OF its actual
programme - To- ieEaiize monopoly. In
stead OF defeating. instead OF reversing
and rcmedying. the evil things that have
been done under the mistaken leadership
OF the regular Republican leaders. II pro-
poses that the results OF their mistakes
shall be localized and made regular by
being taken under the direct supervision
OF the government Of the United States
The Democratic party is now. per-
haT- Tor the first time In a generation.
united. solid and enthusiastic. And the
Democratic party IL the only organized
force by which you can set your govern
fnent free. ] was bred IN foot ball col
lege. i know what wins Is team work;
ana I want 20 tell you that We have now
got Democratic team. schoOled in years
OF adversely that can hold together
against any team that can be put in the
field and a. compared with which some
teams recently organized are only scrub
teams"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
WHEELING BUSINESS MEN
HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING

mony committee reviewed the work
OF that organization and outlined its
plans for fue1re action.
The arbitr.tion eommi,tees report
contained n plan for widening the
scope OF the circulation SO that n
PERSON IL not rated as a delinquent
until other means fail.
An interesting address was made
by G. Burgess Taylor. IN which he
set forth the advantages 20 be de-
rived by West Virginia from Passing
laws similar TO Canadian statutes for
the purpose OF regulating strikes.
lockouts and other labor disputes.
The matter was referred . the ieeis-
lative committee
The matter of having the Business
Mems association adopt resolutions
similar TO those passed by the
Moundsville Board OF Trade recently.
requesting Governor Glasscock 20 call
n special session Of the legislature
for the purpose OF enacting laws do
Ing away with the fee system % sal
AIRY for county or municipal officials.
was also referred - the legislative
committee
Following the business session a
buffet luncheon was served those
present.
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WILSON FLAYS
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

every day carrying the burden OF the
world. How are they 10 be under
stood by the masters OF finance. If
only the masters of finance are CON
suited? The masters OF finance ought
70 be consulted, because they are a
part OF the people OF the United
States. but they ought to be consult
ed only in proportion as they are part
OF the people OF the United States.
The Proaressives.
There is a large body of RepubIi.
cans now I'm open rebellion. And
what interests me about them aud
draws me to them Is that they are
In revolt because their consciences
could not stand what was going on.
That third party deserves your care
iul consideration when you are de-
batting the question which party you
are going TO support would Dee
ashamed OF myself II did not realize
and admit that some OF the sober and
finer forces OF this country are now
devoted TO the promotion of this new
movement and party have known
I tho Insurgent Republicans a long
time. They first began to crop up In
that supposedly backward State OF
( New Jersey great many years ago
There We called them the New Idea
Republicans. when the idea that what
the Republicans were doing az Wash.
ington was wrong was a new idea-a
new idea among Republicans II was
rather old idea among Democrats.
II the leader 81 the third party ~
made President. what will be his situa-
tom Does anybody suppose that he
viii have third party Congress be-
hind him II is not Inevitable that In
such "a mixture OF elements and groups
and cotories that the President cannot
possiblcy get any program whatever
Tut through We have had SAMPLES or
the confusion already. We already have
q very queerly assorted senate ~ the
U nitcd states. There are come Demo
Gratis IN N. some near Democrats. saufne
Republican,. some near Republicans.
aud u has been a. gamblers chance
whether ncr would get together on
anything or not N las been difficult
70 guess after bill PASSED che House
~ keprcscsntatives exactly what was
going 20 happen o. 10 whom ~ got INTO
the Senate. and the roll call fn tho Sew
erai votes has seldom showed the same
list 81 names
Vow. suppose YOU had n House Of
Ncprescnfatives mixed like the present
Scuafe' ] think We could nll 30 fishing
Tor the next two venrat And if az the
same time you had leader insirfert
! upon certain policies. I think the air
would 30 FUN ~ ciuwrr0ua vnfraa. but
the statute book would ie very enrufv ~
fulhiief promises-not because. % may
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FEATURED BY INTERESTING An.
OHesSeS AND SUGGESTIONS.
WATERS Relating 20 Better Ieoisi..
ZION considereo-comn,it tees
Report

Featured by interesting addresses
ana excellent suggestions submitted
oy me members. The regular quarterly
meeting OF the Wheeling business
Mems association was held last even
ing IN Mozart hall. on the south side
Inc session was fjrly well attended
and President Fre, J. Fox presided.
fooably the NEST important bust
ness considered was matters relating
TO better legislation. After the min.
u'es OF the previous meeting had been
read Secretary Swertfeger made sew
etal announcements concerning the
recent state convention in this CITY.
and also made a report OF the Penn.
syivania State meeting NJ Johns,oxn.
Mhlch ne attended as a delegate from
ms state. Interesting reports were
naue py various committees and Sec
Rotary Schwertfeger suggested a mum.
Der OF changes in the Constitution
"hieh. IL Is believed. will be helpful.
chairman Will Colvig Of the Har-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Obituary
Butler Funeral

The funeral Of the late William
Fleming Butler took place YESTERDAY
morning from the home OF his dauEh.
ter. Mrs. Robert J. Reed on Twelfth
street and u was very largely attend
ed by the many friends OF the family
The services were conducted at 10
O'Clock IN charge OF the Rev. W. A.
Cook. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church and impressive. Rev Cook
spoke at some length OF the life and
works OF the deceased and closed
with glowing tribute TO his memory
The floral offerings were numerous
and beautiful and were a mute but
glowing tribute TO the esteem in
which the deceased was held.
AT the conclusion OF the services
private interment followed at Green.
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
WILSON TALKS
ON THE TARIFF
Delivers Two Addresses in View York
on Issues Of the Tarin.

NEW YORK. sept 9.-Governor VIII
son made two tarin speeches this after
noon. one az the tarin exhibit and the
other at au open air meeting in Union
Square. ~ the tariff exhibit Governor
WilHou said.
We are preventing tho prosperity NJ
the United states. FOR YOU VIII observe
tlat articles 90 American manufacture
are SOLD much cheaper 10 other coun-
tfl'E fau wo can buy Ucm. which
compete poo foreign markets at the same
tnNiuE uurselvos"
Governor wilson declared that in tho
mnt. protected iniurfries paid lees
waFes than unprotected Industries
Speaking further Ou tne furT. Gov
.fnor Wileon pointed 90 an advance 81
from eD Z" 90 rer cent In the price ~
tIe fact tlat in tho same period tho
price ~ wheat in LONDON stood ahso-
iufsiy sful
Tho WOODEN industry. Governor VIII
son characterized aa one ~ tie most
protected in fhiH country and De- pointed
uuf fnn WORKERS iu the ullle lu Lave
renee who get au average ~ as n week
YOU know without JUS fliIug YOU
iNat YOU cannot support FOurrclf very
VOL. fHn Governor declared. much less
f fnlnif uu fs uer wees tu1 those star
f1Nnn WAGES FROM fNc ruIrf ~ view
or fhe American COST ~ living were
paid ln one uf fHr most protected lu-
duFtrie- ~ america
know chat thtf there ore fewer Jobs boo
America because 90 Tho tariff. because
the great commissions limit The auf-
lut limit tnc productlon. and limit the
number or those who produce
III the protective tariff were relieved
90 1 great many points lu America. this
country would take on a. new sire and
spread there would Do a bigger market
Cor American labor than fhrre lr now
2 hero would hr b. greater variety 81 en-
ferprIeef and fhe state of the American
mon would dominate The markets Of all
toe globe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
CAR HITS WAGON
McCULLoCH STREET

Yesterday morning during the heavy
fog. as car No 81. on the city and Film
Grove RAILROAD was coming into the
city. at the east enc OF McCullocn
street. in charge OF Conductor John
West and MOtorman VIII Elmer 10 side
swiped a heavy wagon belonging to
curt Ridgley and the steps were
knocked on. The car was crowded with
passengers when the accident occurred.
Peter Straub and man by the name Of
Srlbbons. driving separated wagons
hnd pulled along side one another and
were busy talking. the motorman sound
ed the whistle. but they paid no atten-
ton To ~ and "a result the car bumped
them. The street IL very narrow at
uls point and is barely wide enough
for one wagon.
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Roosevelt Replies.

SPOKANE, Wash. sept. 9.-Governor
Wilson's criticism Of the Progressive
minimum wage plank WAS characterized
by Colonel Roosevelt. ia a speech here
today. as purely academic" Colonel
Roosevelt said he believed Governor
Wilson was sincere but misled by ideas
laid down by political economists.
AIR. Wilson's fears that the employ
ers Or women. n obliged TO pay them
q proper wage, would reduce all other
employees 90 that same minimum wage.
are Rroundless. The objection Is one
% the school room and will not have
weight with those who know what life
~.
y want % point out that Mr. Wilson
and the Democrats are not really pro-
gressivc. They show "A queer kind Of
rights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Wilfrid McQtntY.

Wilfrid McGinty died at his home in
Warwood. Sunday night. at o'clock.
after al Illness or typhoid fever that
lasted over period Of several weeks.
the deceased being in his thtrty-fourth
year He was the son Of Martin Nc
Ginty. OF Bellaire and r. survived by
his wife. who was formerly Miss Stella
McMahon OF the Island. and one daught-
er. Mary.
The deceased was employed In the
ONCE OF the Wheeling stamping Com
pany and was "A member OF the Elks
lodge Of this city.
Funeral services will be held from
the Sacred Heart church In North
Wheeling, on Wednesday. at o'clock
and interment will he made In the Rose
HUI cemetery at Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

The following nrs~rIbed rr.rr-fv
that III o. Say. the lease from tho ,.lfv
Of Whe, ling. West Virginia. fYr Ist
number 100 ln said clty. GO the usrfh-
east corner 81 Market street and Alley
Four, With the building thereon known
az number us. 121 and 1z2 Market
street. viii DO offered af rufIfr r4Ie af
the north front door OF tIr court house.
on
Tuesday. The 10Th nay Of September.
1919.
com fuenclng az o. O'Clock a. %
Terms Of rale fo Boz cash
FRANK a. 1frM Mos.
Executor OF tho Estate 81
Ann McAUister
au-Ll-tf .a-1---s-r0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Out the Pike Home

sroomed dwelling. modern. electric
light. gas. etc.
Lot S0x357. lawn. garden. fruit and
splendid chicken yard and house.
Twenty minutes from Wheeling,
street cars stop in front OF house. II
looking for home with large grounds,
all well improveA good neighborhood
etc; on quick zeal $1,000. can ar.
range for easy terms. It's a real
home property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
ElkS' Funeral Notice

The members Of Wheeling Lodge
No. e. 3. p. o. EIks. will meet at the
lodge room on Tuesday evening. Sept.
10th, 1912. at 1880 o'clock sharp, for
the purpose Of paying the last tribute
OF respect TO our deceased Brother.
Wllfrid r. Mecarty.
FraternalIy yours,
L. NJ. REFER. Exalted Ruler.
JOHN =. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
4t3 Main street, War~ood car al 8
o'clock.
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D.

DAVEs-on Monday sept .. 1912. Al
y O'Clock a. IN. RACHEL A. reffcf
of the late James ". Dawes. ago IS
years. months and days
Funeral from the residence Of t-
daughter. Mrs. ". j. krafz. az Enffn
wabash street. on Wednerdav sent.
1T. 1912 20 2 o'clock o. m fufsrrrrrt
at ~ Wood cemctcIF Friends In-
Nlltn ac-1n-h
ohANDBTAFT-pr SUNDAY. geuffnln.r
=. 1912 20 tnr family residence. Stone
church koTi liu Grove. AIRS MARY
a. GHANit-r AFf. beloved wife of w
p GfHrI rf1ff and only daughter of
W ara Mre John KiEcr. agcd 20 years
month and DAYS.
ssrt ICES ~ family reshlence. wednesday
DO 20 "a. u
BUTLEE-Frfday September 3. 1912
az 100 Twrfffh street. WILLIAM
FLEMING Ht TIER aged IS years.
Funeral notice hereafter. friends will
please omit flowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
SUMMER RESORTS

rs ;sEvER TOO HOT al Mou,,,,,
lake Park on the crest OF the Alec
l'es. In Il white OaH forest Boating ana
Bathing In the Lake. CoachiaK Motor
inr. Bowling. Tennis. Golf Cafnufn..r-
ing July -th "a l4ta. Chautauqss. Julv
.Ntn 20 August 39th. summer school
July leah To August 39th. Missionary
Institute, July 18Th 10 2sth. Bible Con-
ference. July avth 10 August S,h. 0ood
hotels. home-i:&@ boarding houses with
every modern convenience.
Sumatc- homes on reasonable terms
ElHctr:c nght. natural gas. mountain
spring water. .sewers
Address the Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Clarence Darby. son OF former sheriff
OF Belmont county. William Darby and
wife. died at the family home IN Co
lumbus yesterday. OF tuberculosis after
an Illness that lasted for several year-.
The deceased was twentv-siN vafr.s 81
age and had won a great host Of friends
IN Belmont county -nu taIs t4tt a.. ....,
irresistible personality.
No definite funeral arrangements have
been made as yet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
For Sale

100 acres. situated two miles from
Ietnet1a. the great summer resort
Good location. fine stock farm GOOD
farming land. principally limestone
sou. two veins coal. several buildings
vel watercd. plenty 0f fruit VIII
sell part or al Inquire
W. r. HYDE,
r. o. No. 4, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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LOST.

~~~~~-~~~~>~~s~~~>~~-~~~~~-~
LoST-Wednesday a. m. Sept 9Th be-
tween Behrcn's store at woodsdale and
Nrs X. q. McColloch's gate on O. g q
I. road. a black leather pOcketbook, con-
tanning some paper money and some
change IN silver. Reward given n re-
turned 20 this office or call Bell phone.
Alt 352-R -. sch
LosT-Between Stamm Hotel and B *
-. station. leather pOcketbook contain
ing number OF r. II. card passes and
papers bearing name OF J. ". Rowland.
Reward FOR return 10 b. a. o. ticket
office s-7-i
Losr-Pockct book. containing "A check
on bridgeport Bank and Trust Co.
receipt bearing owners name and sum
OF paper money. Reward for return
TO Intelligence. sep-6-i
LosT-Ladies' gold watch. with pin. be-
~ cen Colonial theatre and Twenty
third street on Market Initial r on
case. Inscription inside. Finder return
10 this office and receive reward.
LosT.-Tn ~ near Elm Grove. watch fol-.
Initials ~ J. fi Finder return 20 this
oiflCe and receive reward s-9-i
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Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Louis Noli. whose death oc-
CURED saturday evening. will bc held
this afternoon at 40 o'clock. Interrnent
will be made In Greenwood cemetery.
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Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS will be received FOR the erection
or the new Young WOmcn'a Christian
Association building until Tuesday
September 18TH at O'Clock % m plans
and specifications may be seen AZ tho
onces OF Fred 4. Faris and EIwsrd
Bates franzheim. associate architects.
Sc fu-ru
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Services over the remains ~ the late
William Willard will be held from the
Chapline street NJ. r. church this after
noon. at O'Clock lnterment will be
made az MI. Zion cemetery.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ZOE SALE on TRADE-A good seven
room mouse and two lots. with wells
nents VIII scll cheap, or trade FOR a
small farm Address Charles 81 Miller.
Aanefnn. -. 20 Ie-22-ff
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing six rooms
bath and laundry, stone foundation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic. Lot
tox120. Situated on South Broadway,
above ordinary high water.
Also frame house consisting Of eight
rooms, laundry. arranged for two fami-
Iies Lot 5Oxl2o. on North Wabash St
bargain 10 quick buyer.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO MAnufActureEs. Jopbers. Nsr-
chants aud Other wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE - HEHEBI GIVEN, That
Tie state Board OF Control or the State
OF west Virginia will receive bids daily
at .ts oSlce at Charleston, West var
ginia- for furnishing supplies for the
several STATE Institutions the financial
management OF which 10 vested in said
Board. Contracts will be awarded TO ths
lowest bidders. quality Considered and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies Needed will b fur
stating the line desiI ed.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag-t-u Charleston West yirginiA