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Novr,rBER COPPER REPORT

New York. Dec. 9.-The statement
OF the Copper Producers' Association
for November shows an increase In
stocks OH hand Of s.41s.0s5 pounds.
compared with the previous month.
Production fer the month was
l3A.ss5,44O pounds. a decrease OF
IO.71O,O13: domestic deliveries CO.
369,795, decrease Of 14.734,93s:
foreign deliveries 65.906.55O. an in
crease Of S.aSj.20S and total deliv-
cries 125,276.3i5, . decrease OF o.
4lS,731.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. DEE ?.--Money on call
SOS per cent: rulinG rate 6: closing
bid 6: offered at 81. ..
Time loans steady: GO and 80 days
6 Nsl per cent, sig months 5aM6.
Close: Prime mercantile paper G
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with act.
nal business In bankers bills At &.s03
for so day bills and at t.s's for de-
mand. -r
Commercial bills $50.
Bar silver Cil.
Mexican dollars 4Sh.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak
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bid: January and February 1851!
NI7.l.I:. electrolytic i7.OOs@.;
lake 1904: castings l7al7..
Ttin quiet. spot. December and
january 49.35M 1865; February
1900 1850.
Lead steady. AS q i.i0.
Spelter quiet. 7.20 7,A0.
Antimony steady; Cookson's lOs.
Iron quiet. No. / northern 1915
Nl9.:5: No. /: northern l7.G2I75:
No. l southern ls.G7Mls.25: No. 1
southern soft ls.50ml9.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND Hay

Kansas City. No. Dee. 9.-Caxh: :
Wheat unchanged. No. ahard S2I
"s7A: No. ) 81 q So; No. red 97i
.o1.o0: No. 5 SsG 9si.
Corn lc higher. No. 2 mixed 40:
No. (? AZ q &5I: No. : white 80 u 4G.:
No. 3 4e.
Oats unchanged. No. . white ~
H3il: No. : mixed ~. m33.
Close: Wheat. May SAG: July SO..
and 81.
Corn. May i3s: July I6.1!.
Oats. May D2Ms.
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COTTON REpoRr

Washington. Dec. S.-Cotton gin
ned to December I was 11,S44.43?
bales, the census bureau announced
today. Round bales included were
1897 and Sea island 61,275 bales.
Ginning by states:
bama--l ,180.837.
Arkansas--680.17l.
Florida-ls.5s3.
Georgia 1.5G3.443.
I.ouisiana-34S,2c.
Mississippi-S1s.sc2.
North Carolina-745,249.
Oklahoma-S87.488.
South Carolina-1.O41.22l.
Tsnnessee-208.721
Texas 4,30S.760.
All other stntes-6S.0iS.
Sen Islard by states:
Florida-17.826.
Georgis-2o.156.
South Carolina-3,G93.
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PRov1s1oss

Chicago. Dec. 9.-Strength in the
hog market carried provisions high
er. First sales were unchanged to
5 cents up. with May at 1891 for
pork: lO.22A for lard and 10 for ribs.
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COLUMN
Wanted-Mal Help

For U. 8. army. Able bodied IN
married men between ages Of IL
aud IS: citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
English language. For Information
apply to Recruiting officer. l0z
West Main ST.. Trinidad. Colo. u.
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THE WOOL MARKET

81. Louis. Nc. Dec. o.-Wooi
STEADY. Territory and western ne
dIumS 81 u 25c.
Fine mediums $50 20c.
Fine l3Gl1c.
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Embossed Xmas Stationery.

. The Chroniclc-News this sea-
. sou Is showing n beautiful line
. of Christmas embossed station
. cry. Orders filled promptly.
. Gail and make your selections
, at once.
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The market closed very weak.
Round amounts OF all classes Of
stocks were upioad.d. vortuaily for
whatever they would bring. Union
Pacific lost 8 posn,s. Reading four
and practically every other issue OF
omporiance from to 3.
Liquidation was widespread and
isars took advantage OF the absence
OF any support OF consequence to
raise prices at will,
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT

Minneapolis. Dec. 9.-Closc:
Wheat. Dec. Sis: May sSi: July
$50.
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1t seems there is never such de-
mand for workIen that one cant go
out and scare up flock of loafers.
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THE METAL NARKIT

st. Louis. Dec. 9.--Lead weak,
LEO: spelter weak. 7.20.
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THE BUTTER MARKET

Elgin. H.. Dee. 9.-Butter firm,
35 cents.
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New York. Dec. Cooper quiet.
Standard spot and December 1851
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rHI COTTON MARKET

Galveston. Texas. Dee. Cotton
l?e.
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AmalGamatcd ~; Sugar li5s:
Atchison lO&B: Gr"n, Northern l3ls
New York Central 1903: Northern Pa
clfic llss: Reading 1864: Southern
Pacific 1914: Union Pacific 1921
Steel GSa: Steel preferred 1879.
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Embossed Xmas Stationery.

= Embossed Xmas Stationery. :
= The Chronicle-News this sea- =
= son is showing q beautiful line =
= Of Christmas embossed station E
= cry. Orders filled promptly. =
= Call and make your selections Z
= at once. =
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Impressions made by beauty are
more than skin deep.
II you entertain guests too well
you are apt to retain them.
People who get mad and won't
speak to their enemies may be rather
than revengeful.
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nenxae I.ixeafock.

Denver. Colo. Dec. S.-CattIc re-
ceIpts $500. Market strong. 1bc
higher.
Beef steers 5.f5 4 s.:5: cows and
heifers Al G.25: atockcrs and feeders
Sm7: calves i q $50.
HOGS: Receipts 700. Market
higher. Top 1884: bulk Of sales
7.75d $50.
SHEEP: Receipts l.500. Market
strong. YearlinEs $50; wetsers
AM4.5O: lambs 6.50h 7.25: ewes
Z. sos AS
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Yansas = City Livestock.

A1QA0D VySy ASyVosooAs 49,.
Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. 9.-Cattle
receipts $1,000. including 1900
southsvns. Market steady.
Native steers $50 Il 1875: south
cru steers 4.5Oa $50: southern cows
and heisers $500 t6: native cows and
heifers 3.5Oh $50: xtockers and
feeders 4.7sR7.ao: bulls A.:s66 6.s6:
calves $50 q $50: western ssecrs
$500 $50: western cows +0s.so.
HOGS: Receipts 5000. Market o
10 ioc hisher: bulk OF sales $500
s.7s: heavy 1850 7.s0: packers and
butchers 7.7e67.S5: light 1850
$50: pigs 6.35 d 1876.
SHEEP: Rcceipts 10000. Market
strong.
Mut,ons .Gi.s5: lambs Gu 7.'o:
wethcrs and yca,IinEs 4 4 $50: range
ewes :T i.o0.
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It is hard for business man to at
init he is getting his share of trade
uulcgs he isn't, ard wants to sell out.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO Livestock.

Culo8x0 4AVeSVoCX.
Chicago. Dec. s.-Cattlc receipts
g. 900. Market slow. weak.
Bccvca $500 Texas steers
t.&M5.7s: western steers S.+0Hsio,
Stockers and feeders 1850 1.'s:
cows and heifcrs 2.1OIS.50: calves
q. so u 1850.
HOGS: Receipts $4,000. Market
5>te l0c higher.
Light 1.?5 7.75: mixed 400
T.s5: heavy 400 7.S5: rough 7.@o
q 7.G0: pigs 3.33 q 1.s3.
Bulk OF sales 1909 $50.
SHEEP: Receipts 10000. Market
steady.
Native 1850 &.65: western $50 q
I.G5: yeariinEx SO s.3S: lambs. ns-
tive 5.7S67.75: western 6.7sd7.16.
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New York. Dec. 9.-Cotton closed
inlet
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The next best thing to profiting
by our mistakes is not to make any.
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Wanted

All who do not receive their
Chronicle News to phone ih's o"'cs
between $500 and ZOO the same
evening.
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Second hand furniture. Carmich
aeI and Co. Phone Trinidad $50. I
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MiddlinE uplands l2.75.
Sales 1900 bales.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

If you entertain guests too well
you are apt to retain them.
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Girl for general houscwork. Appl
ut GRANGER Hwd. Co. East Main st.
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Your films to develop. l0c a rol
Mt Green's Drug Store. imo
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TRAVIS TRAILERs HELD
INTERESTING MEETING.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Travis Trailers was held last even
ing at the home Of J. Y. Miller on
North Main street. After the regular
routine OF business was disposed OF
talk was given by Rev. J. n. Hess.
pastor OF the North street NJ. r. church
which was highly appreciated by the
members. At reasonable hour
tempting refreshments were served
On next Sunday the trailers will jour
ney 10 New Cumberland. " Va.
where they will have charge Of tho
services at the VI. r. church Rev. 7.
w. Perkins. ID. D.. pastor Of the
church, will be absent for two weeks
and has asked the Travis Club To- take
charge Of the services The club
had charge Of the service N the First
Christian church on last Sunday and
received two converts.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Hosdee 20 MAnufactursrs. Jopesrs. lxsr-
chants and other Wholesale Deaisrs.
=, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
az its ofioe at Charleston, West Vir-
gtnia. for furnishing supplies for the
several State institutions the financial
management OF which IL vested IN said
Board. Contracts will he awarded to the
lowest bidders. quality coTNddered and
other Things being equal. West Virginia
oealers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will fur
nlsned bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD Oh CONTROL.
u-t-su Charisston- West Virginia
P1ke Notice.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Clerk OF York Township. Belmont
county Ohio, at Steinersville, until -
o'clock noon, of
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1912
Tor grading, furnishing material and ma
eadamizing two and four tenths miles OF
road in York Township. All bids to be
accompanied by good and sufficient
bond. or certified check in the sum of
$500. Blank bids with the specifications
on file at office OF Township Clerk.
The right Is reserved TO reject all bids
or accept any bid.
By order or the Board OF Trustees of
said York Township.
G. L. BONAR. Clerk
Address Powhatan PIT. o., r. ID. No. /.
National Phone.
May 3. 1912. my-9-2Ot
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STATE FEDERATION
OPENS CONVENTION
DELEGATES WELCOMED TO CITY
BY MAYOR SCHMIDT IN
NEAT ADDRESS.
Reports Of Officers and Appointment
Of Committees Nesterday-lm-
Portant Business To-Day.

Reports OF officers. appointment Of
committees and the disposition OF the
preliminaries incident to getting down
TO business. were the features OF the
first days session OF the annual con-
vention OF the West Virginia State
this city yesterday morning at Trades
Assembly hall.
The convention was called to order
at 10 o'clock by President Leo LeFlam
OF the Ohio Valley Trades & Labor
Assembly, and he introduced Mayor
{. G. Schmidt, who delivered an ad-
dress OF welcome to the delegates and
visitors, turning over the keys OF the
city with a brief but very happy ad-
dress. lie was followed by President
LeFlam, who welcomed the delegates
on behalf OF organized labor Of this
section. and when he had concluded
President W. +. Welch. OF the state
| federation. responded in which he
thanked the mayor and President lie
Flam for their courtesies and good
wishes.
The morning session concluded with
the appointment of the committee on
credentials by President WEIGH.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session. according 10
the program, was to have consisted of
trolley ride to West Alexander and
return. but owing TO the chilly wealth
er this was abandoned and a session
of the convention held instead. At
this session the credentials committee
reported. and the first real business of
the convention was then taken I'D by
the reports OF the officers. President
William +. Welch, of this city. made
his report for the year. and II was fol-
lowed by the report OF Secretary
Treasurer Frank w. Snyder. of
Charleston.
After these reports had been made.
President WEIGH appointed the follow
ing committees; Rules and order Of
business; officers reports; constitu-
ton and laws; resolutions: griev-
ances; label and auditing Each of
these committees is composed of five
members. except the auditing com
mittee. which has but three. After
these committees were appointed the
convention adjourned.
Last evening the delegates we're en-
tertained with a smoker" by the
members OF the Bartenders' Interna-
tional League at their quarters at the
corner OF Sixteenth and Chapline
streets. and IT proved a very enjoy
able affair.
To-day's Work.
This morning the delegates will
board special cars on the City & Elm
Grove line and 90 10 Fulton, where
they will make an inspection of the
packing plant of r. Schenk q Sons.
An invitation has also been received
from the Bloch Bros. Tobacco Com
pany for the delegates to visit their
plant. and it will likely be accepted
some time before the convention
closes.
About 20 delegates attended the ses-
sions yesterday, and over 100 are ex-
pected by the time the convention
opens its session this morning
a number OF important matters will
be taken up today. and II is not likely
the convention will end before to-mor.
row afternoon. when the committees
will make their final reports and the
annual election of officers will be held.
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Stockholders Meeting.


utockholders Meeting.
Notlee - hereby given that a meeting
Q. the stockholders OF La Belle Iron
works. corporation created and organ
i1ed under the laws OF the state OF West
virginia. Will be held al the Board OF
Trade Rooms In the City OF Wheeling, in
the state OF West Virginia. at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. on the card day OF May,
Islz. Tor the purpose OF considering the
aoopion or a resolution or bylaw to in
crease the capital stock OF said corpora
tion. and TO cryte classes OF preferred
and common sock, and to amend the
cnarter of said corporation to authorize
an increase nssf-c capital stock of said
corporation. and TO create classes OF pre-
ierred and common stock. and also resO-
lutions TO adopt forms OF stock certifi-
Gates. and also resolutions 10 amend the
bylaws OF said corporation TO conform
70 said authorized classes OF stock and
also a resolution TO change the date OF
the annual meeting OF the stockholder,
from the second Tuesday in September
OF each year to the second Tuesday in
March OF each year.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
Given under my hand this Sun day OF
May. 1919.
ISAAC NJ. SCOTT, President.
McCAsiIC a. CLARKE,
Attorneys.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

an address 10 the board OF directors
OF the associated charities which was
recently organized IN that city he
VIII explain the system and methods
o. social service az conducted IN this
and other cities
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RETAIL.

RETAIL
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5 Ss$s$e NE Ss:s::l. $.is
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MS Gs Ts ss Issb I STA RsSn ISM St
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si I js56s ST I Ssa s.
fofuie JACOB COB Rssde Se s JACOB JACOB St
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Hunt
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Geo w sse iosS slSrs.s s.sS SIS o MT S.
WHOLESALE BEER
" ~ Reid ii25 W. Va
fer RssiSsneef, IS
"a , ,:'d!s3 @ ssgns
Gu'ave Rsaire Brewing Residence
Ka @ chapllne Residence
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Wneeng
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DIED.

HA1P-On Sunday MAY the 18th AZ
Sis r.. M. MRS CHAs B. carp in
the b9fh year ~ her age
Funsrai from her late residence g-tG
Moyeten street. on Tuesday after
noon 90 90 Friends ~ the family
are respectfully invited to attend
interemut 40 Greenwood cemetery.
EuHHET ON Saturday. Mav o. 1912.
81 o.. w. at bis late residence. fdIs
Chapline street. DAVID WILSON. Dr.
beloved husband ~ Jessie r. Ken
nev. IN che flnd year OF rie ner
Funeral services ~ hia rreIdcnge. r01r
Chapline street on Tueefar NAV
1fth. "a an o'clock RI m Frierrr 4f
family invited Co. attend cleveland
and Akron papers please courI
FoN-On SUNDAY. May 18th. 1912. at
the family residence rear ~ So 170
Main street % 1850 O'Clock O. n
MARiE. wife ~ jefferson Fox. in
her f0th year
Funeral services on Wednesfav after.
noon az o'clock Friends on family
respectfully invited fo attend fr.
termcut at Sc Wood cemetery
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TYPEWRITERS

WOULD you show our wholly visible
typewriter TO your friends and let
them see wherein IL eNcells any 500
typewriter made. n you could without
costing you one cent have the typewriter
TO keep forever your own Then
write US for full particulars. Emerson
Typewriter Co. Box 5. Woodstock. I'LL
nois my-1-24t
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BUSINESS Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs AND M
VESTMENTB-If you wish 20 buy or
sell business, stock OF goods. real es-
tate. farm or city property. coal, oil. gas.
timber or any other property. business
opportunity OF any kind. write us at
once. stating just what you have or
what you want. Information Depart
ment. National Public Service Bureau.
Wheeling. w. Va. ap-1s-tf
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CHARITIES SECRETARY
TO SPEAK At FAIRMoNT

Secretary a p. Sinks OF the local as
ISOLATED charities viii leave this morn
ing for FairmOnt. where he will deliver
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LOST.

losT-ssturdsy evening. on Eon
street near Virginia Thsster. house
Key. with string attached 20 same.
Finder viii please return TO IntelIi-
oeneer once. mayi3-i
Losr-A pair OF gold nose glasSe. BE-
tween the Germania Bank and the
new Post office Return 10 the In
m-it-h
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FOR SALE

40 GOOD SECOND HAHb INITIAL
gEhLLnoa FoR SALE CHEAP nWvr6
To AhAoNE THIN Euournn or
JANIS T. HAWIUv
- ~ LAHon FomEMAH AT foqg
MAIH ETnnT A~
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Positions Wanted-Female

WANTED-We supply female help in all
lines OF work. National Public Ser
vice Bureau, 500 Board OF Trade Bldg.
Wheeling. ap-I9-tf
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Liquor License Applications
lear Beginning July 1912, and Ending June 80 1913
WHEELING, W. VA. Nav 6.

TO whom II May Concern:
Inc Following is list Of applications for
Liquor License for the license year of 1912 1918:
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POULTRY

WANT WrHTEn LAWERs7 - Keller.
strass Whde OrplnEtons. settings 50
and -. Good hatch guaranteed Ferris
Miller. WheelinF. ap-2a-t-mv-l3
onPINoToHB-Buff Black White
Eggs. exhibition quality. 81 90: Huff
utility. ~ 80 EettinE. Stock FOR sale
Prices right. Both phoner ~. fI Marsh
mr-fF-ff
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

y - e I@INIItL-L Till
~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~~~
CORSET AGENTS wANTED-Me ara
the largest makers OF made TO meas
ure corsets. style ut and durability
guaranteed TO wearer. An agency means
DIX money; write for terms Partisan
Corset Company. Cincinnati. q.
myiS-t4-15-lS
WAHTED-A capable. energetic woman
TO be permanent special represent
tative In Wheeling for large. WELL
known company. Out-of-door employ
ment, regular hours: salary. Address:
Manufacturer" Wheeling Intelligencer.
ma-14-i
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WANTED
OUTSIDE WORK. .,
APPLY
Wig. Mold & Foundry Co.

WAETED-SO laborers. for railroad con.
struction work. in Pennsylvania. Sl.T6
one foreman with each 20 men. $500
transportation advanced Foreman who
can collect and report at this offiee with
70 or more men will be compensated.
National Public Service Bureau. 900
Board OF Trade Bldg. Wheeling.
ap-2s-tf
WANrED-At once several good deiiv-
cry and sales boys. TO work before
school Apply at Circulation Depart
ment, lntellisencer. between and
y. m.
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FOR RENT
WANTED-BOARD

s-s-s--~--s---~--rH---
WANTED Young German invalid wants
Co live ON farm short time. board must
BE- reasonable Address German. care
Intelligence. my-fo-i
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WAITED buy COPY 0f chronicles
on Horfrr warfare" a. book frarrfn-
tive OF fnr early Indian wars fr west
N'rE.n.a and other PORTIONS 90 tHe ohio
valley
Also wanted to buy any roriea % old
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The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12
Rock Butte

Mrs Chenot returned home from Den
yer where she underwent an operation
her health is improving.
Mrs Frank Dotson and Mrs Morning
visited their mother, Mrs LAWN several
deys
While Mrs Crowfoot was away from
home last Thursday, the boys playing
with matches set the house on fire which
with all of its contents were destroyed.
Mrs. Gus Mulligan left Saturday for
Pueblo to see her husband.
Mrs LAWN will have public sale the
18th and is going to lower altitude for
her son Dewys health.
G. g. Wright had one OF his work
horses crippled while logging last week
and had to kill it.
Howard Mclean is going to resign
his position with the Franktown cream
cry the Is tn and Clarence Hodges will
take his place.
Mrs Clara Howe is visiting her sister
Mrs Christainson north of kiowa.
Mr. Calkins returned home Sunday
from weeks visit at Morrison.
Mrs LAWN has sold her ranch to b. L
Evans.
J-A and Clint Graham are helping
Morgan and Lamont put up hay.
q. q. Sheely was out helping our CO.
unity commissioners fix up county aft
airs last week.