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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-18
ARTICLE XXI.
Cities, Villages and Settlements Con-
tinued.


tinued.
Lodde's Mill-A mill and dam in the
town of Prairie du Sac. AS early as
1S41 a saw mill was built on Honey
Greek by Robert Bryant. He sold to
III. b. Stains who purchased some old
fixtures of a grist mill in Merrimack
including an enormous oyershot wheel.
Before be was through rebuilding he
sold to Mix & Wilson. ]. Il. Wood
rass bought the property about 1856
and sold to Henry Rowell. Merrihew
& Rowell was the next firm and they
built a stone mill which burned in
| five wears. Martin Loddi next secured
the place and it is now part of the
estate of Henry Koenig. When Ro-
we'll owned the mill there was post.
office there known as Rowell's Mills.
Loganville-Village in Westfield.
Chauncey P. Logan came from
Westfield in the western part of the
the state of New York and first arrived
10 the valley of Narrows Greek, where
is now located the beautiful village
bearing his name, some time during
tie year 1866. A few years latter he
surveyed and plated a village site
which be recorded by the name Of
Westfield. Later on, when an attempt
was made to establish postoffict
there, it was found that Wisconsin
already had postoffice by the name
of Westfield, and another had to b'
chosen. After some discussion among
the citizens then living there, the nam'
Loganv1lle was agreed upon. Th'
postoffice has since been called by tina
name, but the plat name of Westfielt
T has never been changed. Conveyance
of land inside the plat limits are mad
as lot so and so in Westfield, caIle'
Loganville. Mr.. Logan built the hrs
mill and was very enthusiastic an'
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all who assisted during the
illness and death of our wife and
mother, Mrs. j. j. Smith. To the
singers, Mr.. Briggs for the kind words
spoken, the Wooden Mill hands and
the l.. S. G. for the assistance given
and for the beautiful floral offerings
we express our gratitude.
The family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-18

The [. @. of n. V. was entertained
by the Misses Hazel and Myrtle Jones
Wednesday, July 10. Miss Mabel
Watson and Helen Yagy became mem.
bers. The club decided to hold the
next meeting at Kirkland July oath.
Each member is supposed to furnish
part of the lunch.
Mrs. NJ. Doty and Mrs. n. d.
Smith spent Friday at the Mont
gomery home.
w. Whippler has new binder.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-18

Mrs. Glcyd was called to the nome
of her mother who is very sick, her
sister of Chicago was also sent for.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-18

STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
FOR SALE
One of the finest stock and dairy farms in Sank coun
ty be solo, ITO acres edge of iron belt IL miles
of the city of Baraboo paved road to town and mar
ket short haul to creamery and wooden MILL SOIL sandy
and black loan; 1880 under cultivation; $3.50
acres adapted PASTURE SOTO tall heavy straight
oak suitable for railroad ties manufacturing or building
purposes open quartze quarry Of fine building and paw
ing stone product being solo, house, barn. cOrncnb
etc. beautiful site fine drilled WE'LL spring; Baraboo
river crosses one corner OF farm.
The location and general character OF
this place make it most desirable for a
home and one of the finest stock and
dairying propositions in Sank county.
| The timber will pay a large part of the
cost of the farm.
Government Description
described follows the
the
n
of August 1912 O'Clock
farm
\ the highest price
Look into this proposition carefully.
The farm is open to full inspection. At
tend the sale, or leave your bid and certi-
! fled check with James II. Hill, referee,
for such portions as you may desire.
For Further Address,
WILLIAM T. KELSEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
MADISON, WISCONSIN
Grasp this Opportunity for Profitable Modern Farming
READ THE WANT ADS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-24

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MisceIIaneons AEeragcs.

High score, one game, one man,
Jackson, Crystals, 1853. q
High score, one team, Crystals, COS.
High score. one contest, one man,
Gain, L. & W., 1894,
High score, one contest one team,
Crystals, 1892.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-24

Hyomei is made of Eucalyptus com
bihed with other antlseptics. Breath.
jed through the inhaler It destroys the
persistent catarrh germ.
A complete Hyome outfit, includ-
Ing Inhaler. bottle Of Hyomei and sim
pie instructions for use only costs 81.
Single bottle Of Hyomei costs but 50
cents at druggists everywhere and at
Wells & Haymaker Co, For catarrh,
coughs. colds, sore throat or catarrhal
deafness it viii give satisfaction, or
money back. Mail orders filed
charges prepaid. by Booths Hyomel
CD, Buffalo, y. Y.
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30 !. !.
AEWS@=
League Averages.

Following are the league averages
Of the cIarksburg City Duck Pin
League up TO the end of the thirteenth
week. February II, 1912. The league
has one more week Of existence.
Averages compiled by Louis A. Carr,
secretary Of the league.
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Team Arerages.
Postponed Games.

January 81, Donohue & Johnson
VS., Admission.
February s. Crescents VS.. Adamston.
February 10, Crystals VS., Druggists
s February IS, crescents VS.. Heavies.
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GlTARRH ENDED
Money Returned If HyoEcl Doesn't
Danish Catarrll.

Danish Catarrh.
Get rid OF catarrh-start today
cure it without pouring into youi
stomach a vile and unpalatable nos
trum. HYoNIEI pronounce it High.
O-me) cures catarrh in nose or throat
and does 1t by such a simple and
pleasant method that thousands who
have been cured are glad TO recon-!
mend it.
Just breathe Hyomei, and its sooth-
ing, medicated and antiseptic proper
ties win come in direct contact, witt
TIE infiammed parts, stop the dis
charge. drive out the soreness and hea'
the membrane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-24

Persons triJ3lpd with par.su iarHiy,-a
are often very mach benefited by uiaSsaeinr
tic affected paris thoroughly Wien applying
Chanberlai,i,s Liuimcrt. This iinimcrl AS.
'elieyes rheumatic pains. Sold by all dea!erf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-24

The Man Of the Hour" after the
play by George Broadhurst, is pre-
sented in truly realistic style; all the
cast Of players q fun stage, seem to
PASS IN review Miss MacLaren has
no equal on the platform. St. Pauts5
NJ z. Church, South. Wednesday
evening, Feb fStP4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11

The cleaning up at ohio river dam
No ~ after the recent flooding of the
conerdam by the recent rise in tho
river ~ about completed. and nearly
the ntire force has resumed work
dance was given at the william
Lash farm. on the Cherry hill road.
on Ilenns run. last evening and was
largely attended by the young people
OF this place.
James Campbell OF Twentv-rrst
street will leave to-day for Cleveland
on a business trip
Miss Tersa Scheutzer. OF Main street
Is improving after an Illness.
Miss Clara Neibur. OF Mozart Heights
wheeling. has returned hotne after a
short visit with Mrs. Theodore Smith
OF Nineteenth street
MIR. and Mrs Howard Vandeveer. Of
chattanooga Tenn. are visiting Mrs
Harry Kennedy Of Nineteenth street
Miss Mary Schwei'zer OF Wheeling
j. visiting Misses Emma and Dora
Dora Dorsch. Of Twelfth and Main
Harry Weller. a student in college
at MeadviIle. Pa. who has been spend-
ing his vacation AZ his home. will re-
turn To- college this week
The Warwood lodge OF the Home Pro-
tecfed Circle will meet In Iaach's hal.
friday evening. september 10 busi-
ness meeting will take place at y. m
and will be followed by . box social
Everybody IL welcome. and "A general
good time II assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
CRAZED ITALIAN SLASHES
COUNTRYMAN WITH KNIFE
AND FRANK LoPREsTI is NOW IN
CRITICAL CONDITION AND
MAY DIE
At North Wheeling HospitaI-Man
Who Committed Deed Said
to Be Demented.

Lying at the point OF death at the
North Wheeling hospital with several
long and ugly gashes across his face,
neck and head is Frank Lopresti, a
well known local Italian. as a result
of being cowardly attacked with a big
knife in the hands OF Salvado Purpura.
another local Italian. The cutting
ARRAY occurred in front OF the Balti-
more & Ohio passenger station about
ii O'Clock yesterday morning, while
scores OF people were passing in and
out OF the station.
According TO eye witnesses OF the
affair. Lopresti was walking along the
street when Purpura came up from be-
hind and after grabbing Lopresti by
the arm turned him around. Like a
fash Purpura Jerked a long knife from
his pocket and started slashing at the
defenseless Lopresti. The big blade
was drawn down over Lopresti's cheek,
leaving wide and deep cut after IT,.
which bled profuSely. Lopresti stag
gered and Purpura, like a fiend. made
another leap for his victim and this
time drew the sharp blade down one
side and around the helpless man 5
throat
Purpura. upon seeing that he had
accomplished his purpose. struck his
countryman
A Vicious Blow
In the face which sent him TO the
ground. He then jumped upon him
and continued slashing with the knife
An Italian standing near picked up a
brick and was in the act OF hurting II
at Purpura, when the latter arose and
walked away. The injured man wa (.
picked up and taken 10 Coleman's
drug store, where temporary aid was
rendered. He was afterwards re-
moved TO the North Wheeling hospital
where DR. Mccoy rendered medical
assistance. Lopresti was resting as
we'll as could be expected last evening
and while his condition Is serious he
may recover.
officer Bert Phillips was soon on
the trail OF the perpetratOr and landed
him behind the bars with considerable
trouble. Purpura and LOpTesti are
said 10 have had previous trouble at
LOprestfs home some time ago. which
resulted In the former being sent 10
the state asylum on n lunacy charge.
II was thought that Purpura was
mentally unbalanced. but he will be
held ~ any rate until the outcome OF
LOprcst's injuries is determined. Dr.
Mccoy states that purpura missed
cutting Loprestrs jugular vein by the
thickness OF shirt. The assailant
will not he released under bond until
n r. positively known that his victim
will survive. fOprosti has Eashcs on
the left upper lip. right cheek. right
| side 81 tho throat left side Of arm.
down chest and on the back Of his
neck and head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
BADEN WINS THE GREAT
EMPIRE STATE STAKE RACE

me season, except In 2.osL. IL was in
,nS -,ot trot that the veteran. Geers.
forced has mare TO equal Billy Ru-ke's
one or. heai record and then 10 duplicate
n ns PERFORMANCE In the first heat
her mark 'N''
me z.-2 trot was easy for Lord Guy
Ton. winning in straight heats
me EOS pace. 3 In g. was unfinished
Win Geers having two heats 10 his
credit with Early Thacher.
The summaries.
z.<Z trot. purse $1,000.
Lord Suyton tMcDonald). first: Flor
anna ,Iallmanl. second. Lue { (Mur-
phyl. third. Best time. 2:i2L.
The Empire State Stake, 2:i4 trot.
laden Rodney. first. Ruth McGre-
sor 'McD0naldp. second. Esther w
NIoxl. third Best time, a.O5z
zoo trot. purse $4,000:
Dude Archdale tGeersj. first: Brace
Sirdlc MURPHY. second: Billy Burke
tMcbonald). third. Best time 2:O4l
Two year old trot. purse s2.300
esantlls Mcdonald. first. barbara
ONerton dolphin. second. lima Law
tErnest). third Best time 2:16K.
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LIT TIE n1owu grALLIoN LEAD
YIELD TBo1G CONC TO ooHo.
Duds Arohdals. with ossrs up. Duual,
Bnly Burks's Great
Record

SYRACUSE. NY. Sept. io.-Baden.
plotted by A S. Rodney. Of Jersey City.
j.. won the $4,000 Empire stake race
Tor 2;l+ trotters. the feature event OF
tC-days Grand Circuit program at the
View YORK state fair. In straight heats
IL was a sensational performance by
the little brown stallion forced to his
Emit By a classy field OF rivals. Baden
trotted the three fastest heats OF the
year. IN the second heat. being forcef
~ Esther W. 20 clip her record to
Dude Archdale Goes Soma
In every heat Baden led from gong TO
gong, though at times only by heat
In the final test horse and driver were
rendered n noisy ovation BY the thou
sands OF spectators. Dude ArchdaIe
divided the honors OF the day with
Baden, trotting the two fastest heats OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
ALL STARS
Will Play JsekY ArthUrs Sunday A.
tsrnoon or Tunnel Green Grounds
Former Stars 20 Play.

Local fana will DO given an opp1r-
tunltv 20 q-n several old stars perform
Sunday afternoon ON the Tunnel
Green grounds when tho Iarkv
Arthurs will play team Co. bc made
Up ~ r. number ~ local players vno
formerly featured In box scrsrs
"shine" McComhs and Lucas fa her
Smoke stare VIII hc seen in the fine
NJ and this pair 1lone VII prove n
big drawing card Tho game will Dee
started az o O'Clock Uoutz viii most
likely pitch FOR the Fast End team
while Welsh VII be- on the receiving
end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
AMENDMENT NOTICE
CONSTITUTIONAL Al1nHDMErr.
A Proclamation BY the oov@rnOr.

I. william = Glasscock. Governor 90
the state OF West Virginia. pursuant
10 the Constitution and laws 81 said
State. Do issue this proclamation an
mouncing to the voters OF the state OF
West Virginia. that. on the Tuesday
next after the FIRST Monday in Novem-
Hundred and Twelve. at the general
election held on that day. there will
be submitted for ratification or rejec-
ton an amendment to the constitution
Proposed Amendment
That section forty six ~ article six
OF the Constitution ~ West virginia
a. "a now r. be stricken out and the
following inserted IN lieu thereof.
Soc. 80 ON and after the FIRST day
of July. one thousand nine hundred
ANA fourteen. the manufacture. sale
and keeping Tor sale % malt. vinour
.or spirltuous liquors, wine. ale. porter.
beers. cr any intoxicating drink. mix
cept a. hereinafter provided. are mere
hy prohibited ln this State Prov. ed,
however. that the manufacture and
uors Tor medicinal. Pharmaceutical.
mechanical. sucramentai and scfcutifir
PURPOSES. and TIE manufacture and
saie ~ deuatured ale, hol for Industrial
purFuser uaf Do permitted under such
fFEulufinna aa tho legislature may
prescribe The Legislature shall. with
cut delay. eruct such Laws. with rcEu-
laflons. conditions. securities and PEN
allies o. may hf ufreHaafH Co.. carry
into eect the provisions OF this sec
tor
Tho TroroeeI amendment Is fe.f i-r..-
Cd ae prohibition Amendment. and
ou Tho official ballots 90 De- voted e.
snid election viii Do printed the fol-
lUWiug.
Ballot on constitutionai Prohltyf zion
Amendment.
Amending section forty-siN 81 Ar'icis
SIX
or raufication o. Prohibition Amend
meuf
AEainat ratification ~ Trohtiio7
Amendment
Those favorinR the ratification ~
safd mrrdmfnt will vote. ".uf lsasiu-
cation nf Prohibition Amendment. %.
AMI those opposing vii vote. Against
NHNfrnuUr ~ Prohibition Amend
urrf
Given under rr hand and The Great
seal 90 tie state 90 the CfrI.
tot this 1sfn dav 81 june iu
t%caD The. Year Of our Lord one
L Thuuraud Nine hundred and
Twelve. ana ln the nfurfh
year ~ tfe state
WA o. GLAssCOCK.
IY fhf Governor.
STUART o. REED
Secretary nj Sfufe
o %. -i1u last Insertion oct ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
AVIATOR KILLED
New York Aviation Student Fatally
Injured ~ Propeller o.
Machine

liFMFSTED. T. T.. Sept. To-
George Morcd. Of Sew YORK. o. stud
Ont ~ aviation. died hcre tonight
from injuries sustained while watch
INK fIrhf flIs afternoon hv Eu-
stare Salinas. Lieutenant ~ the
Mexican army. Salinas had reached
Toe ground Zoo Dis mornp'nuc and haI
stopped nls engine Nouod obiIvious
t0 the wh.riing of tho propeller wines.
rushed no. fu the machine and was
struck. The blow hurting him thirty
feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
WARWOOD
Wagon Overtnrnnd-

AZ this place. Monday afternoon. the
wheel of heavily loaded delivery
wagon. belonglng To- the Neill Grocery
C"mpany, OF Wheeling. caught on the
ran OF the street car track in North
Warwood. while crossing the track and
,he wagon was upset. turning complete
~ over. y driver and two boys Harry
Milkinson and Herbert GraVius both
OF this place. were on the wagon AT tbe
Tune The men and the asravius boy
succeeded In Jumping clear OF the
wagon ana It's contents. but the Wilkln-
son boy fell directly under the turned
over wagon bed. Luckily. none OF the
heavy stun with which the wagon was
ioaded struck the boy. but the wagon
red covered him 50 completely thar re-
was unable TO get from under 10 until
a number OF men wording near by
ltted up the bed. The boys knee was
only slightly bruised bv the fall THE
horses were thrown down heavily but
were unintured. bnf the WAGON and ia
contents were badly damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
GOOD RAGING AT
WASHINGTON FAIR
AAL-AT-LAw FURNISHES SOME Ell.
CI1EhENT AT RACES.
Mister Axtsu ard Medium Gazette Are
winners IN Trotting and
Pacing.

WASHINGTON. Pa. sept iO.-The
2;lS pace furnished the racing feature at
the Washington fair today. HaI-at-I.aw
producing the excitement. Mister AxteIl
won the 2:27 trot IN a fast field. Fred
Ja'nison's chastine. the favorite. was
drawn after the FIRST heat
Summaries.
2;27 Glass. Trotting-Purse. $500.
Mister ANtell. b. K, by An
tell. tBaumJ .........3 . 1
Perfection. ch. <. by Har-
rold G.. tCarrollJ -....2 z
Miss Actwell. b. M. by Act
well. tWhlthilD ..-....1 > 4
Nitobe. =. m. by Nobel
49, 'iaylorl .-......-......6 2
Gregor. blk. =. by Tommy
Gregor. tShaklctonl...6 s a
liadee's Last b. IN, by Gal
bator. case ..........7 .
y. 4. D.. X. by Ambasso
dore. 0Reyuoldsl .......4 3 DIR.
Chatsine. br. =. by Moko.
lT,inmo-2:2Si4. 2:24s; 2:25s 2.2fH:
,2:is Glass. Pacing-Pursc. $500.
Medium Gazette. br $, by
Gazette. biaSkelD .......1 2 1
H9i-ai-Law. b d.. by Direct
Hal. tMcGraw) .e Z 1 4
Hetty King. bl m. by King
=, nrect tTerrclD ..........2 ? , 2
!. 5. X. ;. <. by Bonnie j..
tMauEerJ .............9 G \
strsih Ella. .. m. by Poncto.
Tine-2:1sl 2.iSL:g.isi.o e.ao8
one-haf mile Dash for runners. purse
sitS-M'ss Prlmity. tGarwoodl. won.
sun Kissed. WILSON,. second. GoIconda
Lol.y'' third Al therefore,. tWaidronD.
"a seconds.
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Notice to Contractor..

Bids viii De- received Tor the srrrfI1r,
~ fhe new YOUNG Wnmen.a Chrfaffan
Negotiation building until Tuesday,
seufenlier fffh af o. o'clock D. m Vfans
and spec 1raflune NAV la seen 90 fhs
Offices off Pred o. Far|a fuI Tfunrd
Hatce i-rarrhciru. associate architects
uf. .rn
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Complain of Stree.

Considerable complaint IL being made
gy citizens regarding the condition Of
Ihird street. near the offices OF the
Foundation company. which IL engaged
IN constructing Ohio river dam No. H.
ana there seems To be very general
opinion that council should at once take
some action toward repairing the sfreef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11

roe SALE on TRADE-A good seven
room house and two lots Win seils
barn. shaded lawn. and other improve
ments VIII cell cheap. or trade FOR a
small Farm. Address Charles " Miller.
Cameron, ". ~ Is-12-Q
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For Sale

40 acres. situated two miles from
bethesda. Tho great summer resort
Good location. fine stock farm good
farming land. principally limestone
soil. Two veins coal. several buildings.
we'll watered. plenty ~ fruit Will
sell part or AL Inquire.
w. r. HYDE.
p. o. Ne. =. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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RAGING Is FINE
AT FAIRMONT FAIR
rE1H EAL rAxEs ana PACE Attn
xL1or Two R4AFl
KAd-Doss. Hvsnss wsrs on the Card
Tor Tie rara Day OF Dzr Pair

Special 20 the in,elligencer
fAIRMOST. ". Va. sept. -O-The
rairrfont fair opened here to-day
Every department of the fair - larger
and better this year than last Good
facing marked the opEninE day. ftNe
oeA,s we're necessary 90 decide the II
pace. and aftes Rosewood and Furfoso
Rad each won a heat. Perm Hal came
In Tor the last three straight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertsChS
FuNE RAJ DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhtAL EMBAlMER,


Calls AnsV cred Ds, or Sight--
Store Fhoucs 635.
Vic L. ns rtschy. Eel Phone i2s2H
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone f229-y
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Bruemmer 9 HiLdebtand

Funsrai Directors end kzunfalmsrs.
Corner Marvel ard 1tsenfy-Fccoud Sts.
TsleDLoue- 2o1. OD-n daF and n ant.
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BUTLER-Fridny septenher 8. 1919.
nf 100 Twelfth street WILLIAM
FLEMfNG HrTLEH aged 90 yearr
Funeral notice hereafter. friends will
please omit flowers
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DIED.

BrRcH- Tucsday. september 10. 1912.
az o'clock 3 m. at the North wheel
ing huepital MRS. WILLIAM BIRCH
aged 20 years
Funeral services az her late residence
Patterson sveuuc. Patterson. this
lNednerdafb afternoon at o'clock
iutermfnt a. Glen Eastou cemetery
DAVES-pn Monday. sept o. 1919. nt
o'clock o. M. RACHEL A. reilrt
- the late James IS. Dawes. axe vs.
years. months and e days
Funeral from the residence ~ her
daughter. MrE ". kratz. ffT Norfh
Wabash street. on Wedns sduV sept
%. 1919. % o'clock .. m fnferfnert
% Ne Wood cemetery. Friends ln-
vlfed. Hc-TU-h
oHAHDsTArT-On. SUNDAY gerterlher
3. 1912. at The family residence. stone
church Road EIm Grove. ME- MANY
a GftANusrAFF beloved wife 90 vs.
D. grtndrfaff AID only daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs. fonu kirer. AGED rs years
month and . days
Services % family residence. wednesday
90 20 a. m.
BUTLER-Fridnv Sepfeuihrr 9. 1919.
nt 100 Twclfth street WILLIAM
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-HOusehOld fur
niture, consisting of two
druggets, two hall racks, two
iron beds, one bed and wash
stand to match, one stand, one
sidebOard, one kitchen stove
and table, and some chairs.
Can be seen between 2 and 4
p m. at 122H Fourteenth St
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SEALED PROPOSALS

CHANTS ana Ofnar tgtsoleenis psalar.
NOIlCE - HEftkHf CIV IN That
10 -faf~ Enafd 81 Control OF the stats
~ Meet " uGinia viii receive bids daily
~ tts oIlce a. Charleston West Viz
elnis. foI furnishing Supplies for the
sftsrai stafe lnstltutiuns fle financial
arrangement % which ~ vested d. sid
Board Contracts vii ne swarded 10 fhs
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Lists of supplies Needed Ulli D. fur
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STEEL ORDERS Big

NEW YORK. sept. 1O.-The unnu-
ed tonnage Of the United states Steel
Corporation August 81. totaied G.1G3. 70
5'5 tons. as compared with 5.s57 .079
tons July 81
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