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The Jones County news., 1912-11-14

Washington, Nov 9.-"lhe re-
organization Of the senate by the
democrats on the 4th Of next March
is assured, said United states 5en-
ator Hoke Smith of Georgia, IN
summing up the states senate re-
suit ia the general election.
Senator Smiths summary Is sub
stantially in accord with the gen-
era view taken by the senate wing
of the capital.
An impartial survey ol the re-
turns up TO the present gives The
following totals: Democrats, 10.
republicans, a.; doubtful, 7, total
membership, 96. The seats still
classed as doubtful are two IN IL
linois, one each from Michigan
Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee
and Wyoming
Without any OF these doubtful
seats the present assured demo-
cratic strength Of i8 is sufficient
with the vote Of Vice President
in case Of a tie for con
.rol in The senate.
The position jof the progressiNrl
'....r,,r'r-Hnss.- " he senate is yet
Unknown. Senator~JrTvrf'
,plvania, one Of the foremost |
said the progressive
refused to support
Senator Gallinger of New Hamp
,hire, the caucus nominee Of the
for president pro TEN
If the last session of congress.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-14

All wool material, New
Fan Styles 1926 to 5000.
Children's Cloaks
New line just received,
prices from $l.oO to $3.50
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No CHOICE FOR MAYOR
AT REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

strength being divided between Jones
shd thompson. Upon several occasions
curing the balloting dark horses were
otousht into the race. \. 4. Campbell
ana >. NJ Rice being among the mum
Der ON the nfty-hfth ballot Kirk re
ceivec twelve votes. Thompson eight
ana Jones seven. and when the result
was given out motion to adjourn I'M
VI next Thursday evening. after taxing
the hIty-slNth ballot. was passed
Kirk Drops Three.
On the final ballot XIX received nine
votes. Thompson ten. aud Jones eight
This was the only tifnc during the en-
IRE bailoting that the XIX supporters
gave way. and the result OF the ballot
- in no way indicative that he Is losing
strength The caucus was harmonious
IN every respect and was presided owe
by Dr. w. i. McGrail. IL :. Sands was
the only member absent W. -. Alex
anier holding his proxy The following
were the Republican members of the
council present. Edward McKowu
Louie Seidler, George Conrad Louis
Nolte. Louis Barrels. George A. Camp
bell Ir. r \. IIildreth. william "a
Schanbfa- George Crimson. W II
koontz. Addison Israel. ". o. Alexan-
der Lee Robinson. William r Keild-
sing. Charles a. SeabrIght. Fred +
Zelglcr. 4. j. Scalley. Ben T.. Redman
John Beckett. Michael Cirogan. ". l.
Megrail. Earl Petticord James H. RID
de. 81. William T. otto and James H.
Riddle. il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
CAM KELLER TO OPEN
FINE NEW BUSINESS

Saturday will see the opening OF an
other splendid business house in the
city. as Cam Keller. who IL widely
known over the state az a merchant
tailor OF exceptional ability. has az
ranged to throw the doors OF his new
place. In the Bijou building. corner OF
Fourteenth and Market streets. omen
to the public. II In TO be one OF the
up-to-date tailoring establishments Of
the city. and the visitors tomorrow
VIII have an opportunity OF viewing
one OF the best arranged and best
lighted stores OF it's kind In the state
Mr.. Keller. wfo believes Wheeling
Is the very best place in the state TO
locate. Is not unknown here. for he
was with a local house some years
ago. and has been In the tailoring
business In various cities OF the state
Tor nfteen years. The fact that he
knows the business thoroughly and
has established n firm reputation for
honest dealing and perfect workman
ship. has made him hosts OF friends
In the city who will doubtless extend
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fIfTY-sIX BALLOTS TAKEN AT
HARMONIOUS GATHRINo.
Kirk Led All tho Way. But Lacked Two
Votes TO Wir - Another Caucus
Thursday.

After taking nfty-six ballots which
consumed the greater part Of three
hours. tho twcnty-seven Republican
members Of the city council failed last
evening TO caucus on a candidate To sue
coed the late Mayor g. g schmidt. and
as result an adjourned session will be
held next. Thursday evening. when an
ouer EFFORT will be made 70 decide ort-a
candidate
VI. l.. KIRK. chairman OF the Republl-
can executive committee. was the leading
candidate Of the evening. with the ex-
ception OF the hfty-stNth ballot. which
was taken In a hurried manner. after a
motion 10 adjourn had carried. after the
balloting on the nfty-nfth. KIRK re-
ceiyed twelve votes ON practically every
ballot, With the exception OF tie final
one. lacking but two votes to be nOml-
mated.
&. II. Thompson and H. F. Jones
divided second honors. the vote chang
ing almost on every ballot. Richard
robertson, who has been making an
active campaign and who was looked
upon as one OF the strongest candidates
was dropped after the third ballot, his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
MISS SAKE TALKS
ON BIBLE STUDY
MEMBER or SUNDAY PARTY
mAHESINTEREsTlNG ADpRESS.
a. Reorganization Meeting OF Ne,on-
eorneod sole Glasses Aeid
Last Esentnc

Last evening.
lnauguratiuE the wlntUrE canpaicu
OF bibie study. a rally o; the Neigh
borhood Bible classes. orgaulkec last
tpring under the direction " Miss
Grace SAKE. a mem Der o. the SUNDAY
party. va held last evening IN th,.
inst Presbyterian church. HE meet.
lng Mas well attended and much inter
est MAS manifested Miss SAKE uas
the principal speaker anu delivered an
excellent address
he meeting was opened with SOM
service. followed by a PRAYER b. Rev.
". > Dysinger. pastor OF the First
English Lutheran church. Rev. q 2
OhNer. ID. ID. pastor o. the Fourth
street VI. r. church. conducted -hs
scripture lesson. reading the First
fsalm and the second chapter OF John
Mrs. Frank kincheloe rendered 4
Trust in God"
Rev. :. X. Arbuthnot. D. d. who pre-
sided ~ the meeting. introduced Ms.
SAKE. In his Introductory remarks
Dr. Arouthnot said. on sunday. Feb
rlari. j.. 1912. Il. was my blessed priv.
lige 20 introduce To a Wheeling audi
ence members OF the SUNDAY par,v
HE time seems longer ago because OF
the absence OF those people whom we
al grew TO love Tonight IL Is nv
privilege. and am glad 20 have the
pieaslre' 70 again Introduce 70 YOU a
member OF that party"
Hearty Greeting.
Miss SAKE received an enthusiasts
greeting. the cheers lasting several
minutes. Miss SAKE began her nd.
dress by expressing her pleasure in
again being In Wheeling and meet.
ing with old friends She said 81
am sure that you people are not half
60
you. She then impressed unou .he
audience the Importance OF Bible
study and Of neighborhood Bible
classes. She explained the methods
OF Bible study used by classes in
other cities and cited many examples
OF what individuals have done by be-
coming Interested in the Bible
She said that one OF the greatest
needs OF the church today Is "A more
intimate knowledge OF the Bible. She
added that one Of her greatest wishes
is that Wheeling shall have a Bible
Study Institute, where hundreds may
become versed in the word OF God.
she said that In connection with
studying the Bible a person should
pray and DO personal work, and that
a good motto 10 be- used in studying
the Bible is Study II through. pray
II in: and work IL out"
Miss SAKE was followed by Rev.
Charles II. Robinson. pastor OF the First
United Presbyterian church. who made
a short but interesting address. Pliny
d. Clark. F. f. Probst. secretary Of
the Mems Personal Work League Of
the y. NJ. &. A.. and Miss Jennie
Thompson. secretary OF the Bible
study department of the Y. W. c. A..
also made brief addresses.
This evening in the Y. VI. G. A..
auditorium. Miss SAKE will meet with
the leaders. officers and all interested
in the Bible classes. and will give
the first two lessons in the Bible
study course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

TIE new store a liberal share Of
patronage
The proprietor OF the new store
originally came from Parkersburx ana
comes from a family OF ,ailors his
father. joe Keller having been a big
factor in the Parkersburg tailoring
business Tor many year. In the store
20 De opened tomorroS Mr.. Keller has
collected wonderful display OF the
Iatst iancies and fads in weaves and
coiorngs. but the most interesting
isaturv 20 many will be the splendid
line 20 b eofered for fourteen dollars
sun with guaranteed workmanship
IN every piece OF work
In talking with an Intelligencer re-
porter today Mr.. Keller said Il Sc
i"cted Wheeling as the place for open
ing my now store because I consider
II one OF the live cities az the country
ana cosmopolitan In respect to dress.
i expect 10 take only such position as
a business man here as the character
OF my business dealings with the peo-
pie justiies. and I; will be my aim TO
ton"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
TRACKMEN STRIKE
Freight Handlers Join Them-Mors
Than Two Hundred
stoke

IITTSBl RGH. Pa. sept To-
Trackmcu employed BY TIE Pittsburgh
q Lake Erie railroad struck this morn
ing for an advance o. - cents a DAY.
90 3. and starting af Faycffc Cfv.
Pa. began a march 1long tho line 50
though fnW iu number. they gathered
force a~ they proceeded. and af noon
when they had passed through Belle
vernon Pa. ruubcred 214 Freight
handlers uf a number OF points are
said 10 have Joined the strikers At
fhe general offices ~ tho Pittsburgh A.
Lake Eric horc 10 was said tho trouble
originated over an unpopular foreman.
kopcr's from along The railroad quote
leaders ~ Tho men as saving fhcv will
bring out an the trackmen on The line
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Hotfcs to M.noT--s----~ .---------.-.ss
chants and Other W1oiesais Dealsrp
NgIlCE ~ HENFBT GIVEN mat
thf STATE Bcerd % Control or the sfats
~ ita o1lof al Charleston, West Nlr-
elnl., Tor furniehinE suppii ea for the
management Of which h. vested In said
Hoard. Contracts W'ii be suhrded 10 ths
lowest bidders. quality considered and
etu.r thlufE being equal. Wet Virginia
dfalers VII be Eiven preference
lsHta ~ supplies needed viii fur
nie.ed bidders on receipt % requests
etatnH fhf anr desired
HTATE BOARD or CONTROL
sG-t-tf Charissfor West vlrainfA
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county Chalrmen
Oh Was Anxious.
Governor Dix stated fu mo" said
Governor Wilson "his feeling about
tho political situation in the state
J. ~ course. eNprs-scd no opinion OF
any kind about 90"
Governor Wilson was asked ~ the
srnudonfs ON tho train his vor-
sion ~ The entire days events
Tho governor smiled and said.
You evidently want % Ak mo %
] allowed myself 90 DO made use of in
any way 7 VIII am wor your question
without your asking ~ Nobody can
make use ~ inc lv merely meeting
mo mcrcfv mot fre New YORK
leaders mot them bob public and came
away as absolutely free a. when .
went
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Democrats Start Work When candi.
date Thompson Talks at
Kadfeor

CHAitLESTON. ". Va. Sept ~
INC Democratic campaign was
opened today when William X
Ihompsou. Democratic. candidate for
governor. made the initial speech al
Madison. Eoonc county he attacked
the Republican party. especially their
work in the last legislature. and
praised the work 81 The Democrats
in congress. ile and Thomas Bed
soc. u mocratic candidate for attor.
ney general. viii speak 90 Clay tomor-
row. and on Saturday AZ Summers.
villc in The morning and Redwood
In the afternoon
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INVITE GOVERN ORS
or Three stsfss 20 Attend Antistarn.
SEMI contonniai.

WAsfu%fTON. sept t2-Governors
of Sew Y"rt Maryland and west vIr-
FInIa have been invited to attend the cell
epratlnn of pho ffusth a7niversary Of
the uutflc ~ Arfirtar. near sharprhurr.
80 Tues JOS september o. The Tur-
Ger tifUa. 90 rsu York aud tho fzafn
and fAUfH IHu. .NItnrIr Vs.uufrere vii
hp.I rrlrioua ON Goo field
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Obituary


Mrs. John Fowler OF Lansing died az
the North Wheeling hospital on Wednes-
day niEht. after an operation had been
- formed
The deceased was In her hfty-ninth
year and - survived 10y her husband
and four children
She was "a member % St Anthonv's
church In bridgeport. and the funeral
services Will be hclc from that church
on Saturday
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For Sale

100 acres. situated two miles from
Iethesda. the great summer resort
Good location. fine stock farm GOOD
farming land. principally limestone
soil, two veins coal. several buildings
well watercd. plenty ~ fruit. VIII
sell parf or an Inquire.
W. r. HYDE.
y. .. No. =. Barnesvue. ohio.
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Notice to Contractors-

BIDS viii be received for the erection
of the new Young Women's Christian
September 18th az o'clock %. m plars
ana specifications may DO seen az the
onces % Fred y Farfs and Fdsrarf
bates Franzheim. asfociato architects.
ee-i0-m
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Tho funeral Of ~hc late Miss Mauds
Woods will De held 90 Park View This
afternoon ~ e. o'rioC - and inferrnert
wIll Dol made ir ~ Zion cemetery The
deceased was in the twenty-third year
~ her exc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

Funeral services over she remains ~
the late Mrr. William Birch were held
from tho family residence yesterday
afternoon and tho body was taken 10
Glen Easton for .nferrnent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
WICKETS RAISED
"iessts AZ Dams Along River Raised
hSSeraay 20 Sustain Eavigablo
stagc-Hlver Vows.

Work vas started yesterday morning
.sls ing Cd" wiDAets &c Dam 40 IS. III
N pc ti.. ana bF iI.t evening pracff-
'HIlN 90 ~ Them were ruIaa.i ana tho
l'.. NHr ilinE fIpiily Dam so n
N"a as" ftiscl and f'e pool was rfarig
tl".i'. I-s Stage at o.. local wharf
20 .Iyr.yN afternoon wur feet irrIrs
ana fallnc At fHe MrMecfsr fam fr.
lh,"H we're as feet ami faIling and 81
Thursdays boats.
Ohio. Cincinnati g r rr
~nu'nII. Marietta. 90 3d. m
linTfff. i'ufluefHr. a d. u
L'ftna. Iltfahurrn. 20 D. m
Fridays Boats.
LIZA I'.. N.fIuurH. DO col m
LiNcftN. tIariurtnu. ln 3D. m.
River Stages.
ilIIrII Isli sept d. Stages re-
ported fu.rIrIf wore.
DAVIS i-i.tAt..E itcr DO feet and
rif.rr. clear
STU uENNfLLE River feet
lh. De-. tlI stationary clear.
WIZ tl'@Il i.I River sc feet ami
WARREN River % foot and falling
M'iifhNTOWN River z feet and
stationary. clear.
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LOST.

LosT-Between stanrn Hotel and H. N
- station. leather pocketbook contain
ing number OF X X. card passes and
papers bearing name OF J. ". Rowland
Reward for return 20 H. a o. ticket
office. 49,
LosT-I.adics' Eold watch, with pin. be-
tween Colonial theatre and TwentV-
miro street on Market. Initial y on
case inscri ptiOn inside Finder return
70 this offIee and receive reward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE
SHOWING SIGNS OF ALARM

realize that already theirs is lost
cause
The situation today Is Shall the
ytino,rats win 10y useless and dostruc-
Nv. DIVISIONS among Republicans
The fact Is demonstrated that the best
colonel Roosevelt ana has followers can
nope 70 accomplish Is the defeat of
PRESIDENT Taft.
How will they profit by this Disaster
an they not see that tney are pulling
the temple down on their own heads ?
are tnty not cutting on their own noses
To spite their faces?
IL ;hc seccders believe for minute
that 10y DEFEATING President Taft they
are paving the way to seize the con-
nominate Colonel Roosevelt four years
hence FOR Pres ident. they are making
calculations ON false basis Even
srant4hg. Tor sake OF argument that
they succeed IN defeating President
Iatt, ANA that they further succeed in
nominating their leader in 1916 Is II TO
De supposed that human nature will be
reVoluttouilcd. that the regular Kepub-
hcans will return good Tor s.IL mai tI.v
VIII FORGET the past. and turn in and
h'ip out the man who has created all
the Trials troubles and Woes Of today {?
According to the Washington Times.
hnpFcNclt paper. Champ CLARK has adj
NEed the cOlorcd voters Of tho country
70 support Taft. VINO ls their real
friends. instead Of Theodore Roosevelt
who makes FISH and fowl Of tile negro.
Inc Times said the Speaker Of the
mouse. though Democrat. while Ia
IA hingtoh recently. told a number 81
colored leaders that their duty is TO
stand Is President Taft There are
many signs that the advice 81 the
Needed by the negro voter
The poston ce department has an
ulSgehoea We appointment az james X
county. ". Va. ". A Jordan H. rctlr
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FOE SALE
sECoUD-KAHD WTHDoWs. pooaa
AHD PRA 1rEs
OHE L~AR0E DERRICK WITH 7SPOOF
BOOM EHD Go-PooT mAsT. INQUIRE
OF JAMD9 L HAWLEx ON THu So
KB6lnfEHDBH7 AT TIE BUILDING
sIrE, lea7 NAM vrREBT.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

TEs sEvnEE ~FSrn1sSSS -- S,-scos 49,
board. stb Main 81 iefs-J Fell
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Opportunities

A gPLEEDrD opportunity for one vxI,h
limited capital to invest in a motion
picture enterprise now being operated on
paying basis Quick returns FULLEST
investlHation courtcd. Address Rooms
esi-S55 Woodward Bldg. Washington. H.
- a-TgI
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42A.For $500

room house. 2 story slate roof. fine
location. miles from Cambridge. nice
barn f0Nf0 feet al kinds ~ ofner
huildtngst well watcred. and fenced or
cnard Timber for use ~ Tho farm.
poesess'on ary time Don 2 pass fnfa nv
Come or write ~ once w H Master
7sf ". Ave. Cambridge. o.
a. IA MASTERS.
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WANTEo-5o boys. steady work.
Good wages. Northwood Glass Co.
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Out the Pike Home

s-roomed 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 a home with large grounds.
all well improved. good neighbcrhood.
etc; on quick deal $1,000. can ar
range for easy terms. It's a real
home properly.
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing six rooms
bath and laundry, stone foundation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic. Lot
t0xi20. Situated on south Broadway
above ordinary high water.
Also a frame house consisting OF eight
rooms. laundry. arranged for two fami-
lee. Lot soxl20. on North Wabash ST
Bargain to quick buyer.
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FOR SALE

FOE BALE-Two complete courses In
Hypnotism. Magical Illusions, trunks
printed matter. etc, or will trade for a
large camera with fine lenses. leaving
country for health Address Box 3sO
Canton. Ohio. e-I2-I
AUTOMOBILES for sale. 1912 podei:
FIRST class condition. Will sell cheap
Tor cash Address. Il. 4. care Intelligent
Ger s-l3-l
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IHe ppstou CO. department has an
nounced the appointment OF james X
~ tIs a. postnnstcr az Woods. Putnam
county. ". Va. ". A. Jordan. M retrr-
ing postmaster. WAS removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
DIE D..

HoGE-On Tuesday. September 10. 1919.
~ ~ 90 o'clock 9. m. at Sarnnnc Lake
y Y. STACK HOGE. son of T.. A.
HOge. aged 70 years
Funeral notice hereafter.
o'NAILEY-At ManninEtn. ". Va, on
Thursday morning az o'clock. JOHN.
son % John and Alice O'MalIcy. aged
years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wA4EkD-To secure a copy OF the
Journal of the session of the Wheel
ing convention. which convened FeDru-
airy IL. 1863. THIS journal was printed
and bound BY Campbell and Dertnott.
ma 80 wanted for the State Archives OH
W Va. any owner of copy Of the
Journal viii perform n public service
gerccr. or with Hon Virgil lewis
state Archiveist Charleston. W. Va
u-Julyl2
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ToE SALE Or Trade good ssvep
room house ana two iofs with wells
barn. flndcs lawn. nuf uflsr Improve
iufrir VIII cell cheap ~ traIe FOR q
HtA farm Address Chal'es 81 gil'er.
Cameron. -. " gs-gs-0
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BOR KENT

- -4---a~----
TOR HEWT-Twu rooms and small
Kitchen. zee and water. $3.50 Apply
80 Thirteenth 81 s-f0-j
ron AENT-Agsrfmcut. Q rooms and
Llfn. fnrdU Hoi finish 90 ruurhout " ".
kiicreF. kiirvce Lumber co. sc-s-m
FOn hEHT-Roowe. both eases and
bath. 100 Tircfrth street o. 81
ron HEHT Two furu iehed rooms
suitable Tor Young husness man In
quire 90 81 itth street. city aur -2f-tf
TOR HEHr Nlcsiv furnfrhrd ans O.
fcom flats with bath for light hot 80
kcepug rent reasonable. hr.lv Gov "
Eront 81 Aus s-tr
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Tho hopelesFncaa ~ the W10erteft
cause g. Ftrik'rrlv fcf ont iu fIe fOf-
lowing New York dispatch from n efa0
correspondent 0f thr Baltimore hrueri-
can.
The chief lesson from fne vermont
election ie That colonel Roosevelt cannot
possibly win. Tho rrcFrseslves ought 90
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LADIES AND CENT EMEN

'WR-CoIIsct had
Clairns. Attacf
and executed.
mag collections
No objection. no /
Gao Gle Agency, 81
va ceiling. w. Va
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NANI ED@hale tielp.

wAHTED-Three boys 20 wc-k Out OF
schooi hours. WEeellnE News As,ncy.
III. water 81 K-isI -
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p ATpNTCsee Trade
n 4 Aiv ~ Msrks registered
Hooklet free. Fifteen years practice.
L \ UuIEAB, rATEHT ATTORNEY.
1sszonai 5000 1anx nid9.
whssttn8, W. We
on border Wsrfare.Ea book as,s.er,e's
tive OF the early Iadian wars in Wei
virginia ana other portions OF the ONO
Valley.
Also wanted to ouy any copies OF Old
histories OF Virginia and West VIRGINIA
lor county histories. that may be ON the
market Persons having same will sd-
dress History. care Inteirsencer.
Dy-s-tf
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WILSON
1oonunasa IRON Pa. ons.l

aside just before the meeting Of the
county Chalrmcn
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POR SALE.
MANUFACTURING SITE.

ron sALE-Chsilrners go g-passenger
touring car. Chalncr's go" roadster
WooGsdale dotor car CO.. National road.
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