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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
HARRIS ACQUITTED
MURDER CHARGE

Ada Oala.. July l9.-AfteT oe!h7 .
-, yrorr the court room but !
fsw minutes, . jury IN the lIslE'l'
co.l-, Friday evening returned a YER
d-rr ~ not guilty Tor Leslie .. haE.ls
Nh, uas CHARGED with the murder O1
Charlie Brady. ,.,,.u.
Tha trial OF Harris for the killing
OF Charlie Brady here a2olt d !ea'
ago has been in progress a.! 'he "eeN.
n has excited the interest OF mos
OF the people OF the town and iee..n7
has been rather intense, owing 10 IiaI
ris baing an officer in the city at the
lime a the alleged murder. As Couh-
~ Attorney Roland represented haF-
- in This case before his election,
ha was disqualified in the case anu
lin Roleu and A CroNton nave OeeN
representing the state.
The killing OF Brady was the re-,
srIt Of III feeling that had existed
hatveen him and Harris for some,
time Tie trouble began seYeral
months before the killing, when
BRADY was put Off the police lorCe
bv the city and the place gwen "
Harris. Then few months !a'e'
Rrady made the race for chlet W po,
lice and was defeated. This seemeu
20 embitter him against people III
general. During an attempt TO arreS'
Brady later. Harris struck MIN Over
tho head with his stick. II Is saIO
Rrady lad made the boast that ht
could not be arrested. This arrest
increased the feeling between them.
The trouble began in earnest one
night in a cafe Harris was slttu.
AZ a table when Brady entered IN.
door with A stick u wood in MS manu-
Harris. claiming 10 mistake the suc'
,or A gun opened fire at once, ou
nona Of the shots took effect Harm
was tried Tor this ottense al the '1'
term OF the district court ana VIZ
The killing. according TO the e'i
dence brought out in the trial wa
as follows: ., H.,
Harris was standing In a pool ma
looking over the showcase "hen brd
Az came mo behind him and address,
him in rough language. Harris "n.r
"a ana the TWO men claShed. In "a
scufre four shots were fire. Brad
was found dead. q bullet through d
heart. He died almost instantly.
Harris wen, out and surrendered
officer Duncan. deliverinS me ~
with which the shooting was done a.
also nil, own g-u. an AUTOMATIC.
The contention OF the state IN Z.
case vas that Brady went into q
rool hall urarmed and that ha--
snot him with Harris cNr -7f1. l'
defense corceutet that The sun Hss'
In the x.l.lue vas Brady gun m
R-sty drew t- and started 10 $40,
-ra- Harris grabbed s, and thar
shot Brady with B-atys gun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kinney
and bladder troubles, disolyes gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism. and all irregularities Of
the kidneys and bladder in both me'
snd women. Regulates bladder trou-
HES in children. 1. ~ sold by your
druggist. will be sent by mail on
receipt OF 800. One small bottle Is
two months treatment, and seldom
falls 70 perfect a cure. Send foi
testimonials from this and othe'
s,ates DR.. E. ". Hall. 1925 OiY'
street St Louis. No. Sid by drug
gists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
lJ-sicrtIy Face Spots

Are cured by Dr. HobsOn's Eczema
Ointment. which heals all skin e-up-
tiors. No matter how long you nave
hae7 troubled by itching, burning. or
scslv skin humors, Just put a lttIe
~ that soothing an-jseptic. Or. HOO
sons Eczema Ointment on the sores
and the suffering stops instantly.
l4aaling begins that very minute.
Doc-o-s use il in their practice ana
recommend il. Nr. Alieman. OF Lit
.Is-owr. Pa. saws: Had eczema on
fo-ebaad. Or. Hobson's Eczema Oint-
rent cured it in two weeks Guaran'
.ae.i % relieve of money refunded
an druggists. or by mail Price 5'c
Pfiassa- Chemical Co. philadelphia
"a : Iouis. Ringer Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
No,ice 70 Contraetors.

Sealed proposals addressed 10 the
trustees Of the Confederate home cI
Ol1abora Endorsed proposal for
building Hospital for Confederate,
Home az Ardmore, Oklahoma VIII
he received by George n Bruce
treasurer. TO be opened and 10 o'clock
a m on Thursday July oath, 1918, by
hoard OF Trustees Of said Home NJ
CITY hall in Ardmore, Okla, for tuT-
-tshirz all labor and material 10 con,
s--rlc- a fireproCf building near sa'u
Confederate Home according 10 plans
m ba furnished by architect \ cert-
med check on some local bank pay
s7ra 20 D VI. Haley, president OF the
p1s-4 ~ Trustees OF the Confederate
Eora for ) ger cehtum OF the amount
~ h4 shall accompany each proposal
, f-I.l-e the making OF proper bon
and closing contract, before any Do
v-l be awarded.
Specifications. pronles and plans
an be seen NJ Office OF y. F. Hancock
lr-E-ssa. Ota. r. A SCeed. Law
.-- Okla. Go. H. Bruce. Ardmors
Okla. and J. 3 White, architect. Ard
.r-a and q COPY Of said plans VII
ga furnished by = 2. White upon de
-ost..rz $500 20 insure safe return o
same r-Cn date agreed.
The Drr-t ~ Trustees Ct tho con
-.-a Home Of Oklahoma raserv
-.a -5sht 20 reject any or all pro
.csa's
D. NJ HALEY,
,--as.. President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
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High school teachers G;
science and his'oF! nave ~ - -
por.u2i,y ever offered 10 -mP'O's -
citizenship OF the iaHo,
Thomas Jesse Jones '' '-s
states Burecl OF Hl-''l--'--' I-'-. =
Jones believes ia2' TIC -~'..'-.' -
and e.r.s no" In Amer .1" "- -'7'
schools form the '~rzss' e-.+p
persons any" Ae'r ID 'A' 'O'.-
can be guided mo @esD'''--7 NJ =
ca. point OF We" - '-7'''' -.
.oc,s OF soe4~- S''e--0e GO
laugh; II tue M'ue'H "H'
Good c.HLeA snip s-''''.- -. 49,.
rec, aim o' tNe A'=A so'.o''. ..-,,... =,
IN social science N-~ 49,.
declares. GOOD ''''-'--s.-'p
'es' 'H1' mus =. nd.
,opc 'N 'Ae9T ''''7 -. -.
t.cns' incomes a1'''''-'1 -.
eon'F.o-'e 1'' ''-~-'! - W ..- ,"..S--,a,,,
t'on O, ne'a0~s o' u ----''-- - 49, niy,
have no claim oA -'-e ----'' "
school pup'" ...,- This
Ut Jones s'o---'s V'' - -. e.,
test e-''cs mus NV -. 49,,
study o' so's Il '''7''' ''''.> -, -,
STUDY o' @'' mann. ,, re-,
forts 10 improve man ~. -. 49,,
pupil shol.d AAo"' u 80, -. =. - -,
president o' 'hs I,''1 - ,,-,..n4 =
ed but ne snou'a '-'So ~, - -,
-Ee u-'''' it,, ,sa,
MS cotn'Aln-'' =, = - -, .b,,
a. nAnd anu so 'A''' ''''1 '-'-, g.,
should De taught MS - ''-' 100,
paraINeIy ie" persons Id 80! -.
OF kno"lease ol 'ou7 eS7,O'-'-' -,
duFe, out ever! c'''AeN ,..-o. 'No-'l 80
what are the chan'es o' eHp'O' - -
for the average man IT,,
Proposed topics IN ''''' ~. W = -, -
school cL'lc7 are No'I-Al ''''''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

For soreness OF the muscles, vhstn-
81 induced BY violent exercise OF IN
iu-v. there : nothing better tn4A
Cbauba-la!u's Liniment- Ihls mi
men. also relieves rheumatic pans
ror sale BY all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

In every home there should Be a
box OF Buck,su's Arnica Salve, ready
10 apply II every case @, burns, cuts.
vou-ds or scalds. J II. POisnco. Del
vsIIa. Tex. f.. No. ,. writes. Buck
lens A-ufca Salve saved nv little
girls cut foot No one believed i-
could be cured. The worlds hes'
salva. Only &c. Recommended BY
Ringer Drug co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

Dysentery is always serious and
often a dangerous disease. but Il can
be cured. Chamberlain's Collie, ChoI-,
era and Disrrhoea Remedy has cured
II even when malignant and epidemic
For sale by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

7, YOU are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy OF
beautiful by washing dishes, sweeping
and doing housework all day. and
crawling into bed dead tired AZ night.
You must get out into the open ar
and sunlight. II you do this every
dav and keep your stomach and Dow
els in good order by taking CHAMBER
lain's Tablets when needed, you
should become both healthy anu
beautiful. For sale by all druggists,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

Oklahoma City, July l9.-Commls-
sion was issued by Gov. Cruce yes
terday to H. NJ Duncan OF Pauls Val,
lev as member OF the state board OF
education for term OF six years, sue
ceeding himself. Mr. Duncan's name
was submitted 70 the state senate
bur was not acted upon. His COM
mission will be effective until the
legislature again meets.
DR.. Y. Berry OF Okmulgee was
named rs member OF the board oil
control OF the Vinita asylum.
DIR. Oliver Bagby OF N,nJa was re-
aDnointet as member OF the ooaTl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
MrRrinA Can Leave State.

Guthrie Okla. July lS.-NlH H.
McBrine, former warrant CLERK IN the
state auditors office, has received
the consent OF District Judges CLARK
of Oklahoma City and Huston OF
Guthrie TO VISIT adjoining states IN
the interest OF an oil producing com
pany in the Ardmore field, by when
McBrine is now employed. McBrlne
is under bond on charges OF forging
state warrants, aggregating tota
shortage OF SIS, 600.
Woman's Place.
Woman's place may be IN enome
but Judging from recent statistics
She seems to have deliberately lg
nored that fact, for there are:
2SqO-7 stenOgraphers.
S27635 teachers and professors
4Sll59 in various trades.
T7O.O55 engaged in agricultural pur
suits.
1855 physicians and surgeons.
1895 clergy men
2.l93 journalists
1907 architects, designers an
/ craftsmen.
1910 lawyers.
42q4q7 women in various profes
sions. Baltimore Sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

To Whom it May Concern:
Don't sell 10 or deal with jesse
P-ovr for ANYTHING without an order
,-,- ,ra LEONARD BROWN.
= Guardian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
Summer Hardware.

Summer Hardware.
Refrtgerators
Ice Cream FTeezers
Lawn Hose
Croquet Sets
All at low prices.
SPRAGTNS HARDWARE co.
20tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

Wan, al, get re.ultA Rsst them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21

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TAE HIGH SCHOOL AND
. CITIZENSHIP.
Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-21
D. NJ HALEY

-as-. Pre- SICelt
r 4 SNCED. Secretary. So--lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
OIL LAMP AND
GAS CAUSE LOSS
Mother and Six Children Fatally Burn.
ed-Wife Killed, Rus-
band Hurt.

INIONTOWN. Pa. March IA
mother and her sis children were fatally
Zhrn"d when a lamp exploded at their
home In llIoert. SIX miles from here.
he victims are: Mrs. Emma Nouts.
aged - years, the mother. Helen. Z
years. Nancy. aged 10 years. LOUIS. AGED
. years. Julia. aged . year: la aged 3
years. John. aged = month All were
rushed I othc Infontowu hospital.
The mother and her children were
sleeping IN the same slom IN two beds.
% an upstairs bedroom. The husband
Louis Nouts, who T. Employed In a coke
wprks. near here. left shortly before .
o'clock for hl~ place of employment
W "en the lamp exploded burning al was
sav" tho alarm. The volunteer rtemen
managed % reach tho mother and her
cullurcn and carried them to the ground.
Ih' damage To- thc house IS
~ $1,000.
Airs Daisy Holland. aged 70 years.was
burned 20 death az chr home IN Wet
l'fk"i"N street. Irr husband. Ellis Hul-
land. amt Mrs Louis lie Saul!ea were
seriously burned. when the Eas that had
accumulated iu tHe Kitchen exploited as
Mrs. Holland was preparing. To- get
hrfdhid-t this morning. The door lead
blown shut and locked. prcveutiur HoI-
land and Mrs. &C. SaulIes from saving
Mrs. Holland
Holland was On bed ana was hurled 10
to floor. lie made frantic efforts.
although Do was hadlyI infureI To- break
300 the locked door. when Mrs do SluIlrs
came 20 his assistance the two forced
Tho door and We're met hy 70 wave OF
flames. Tho craWied 10 Mrs. Holland
ana dragged her from the room. bat she
diei iu H few minutes
The building was damaged Co TIE eN-
tend uf $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF n deed or trust made by
J. IA Wilson anu Minnie II Wilson. his
wnei TO the undersigned. as trustee.
year 1910. and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
Soonty, west virginia. in deed OF trust
VIII sell at public auction TO the highest
and best bidder. at the north front door
said. in the city OF whesiinS' county OF
OHIO and state OF West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. THE sTH DAY OF
MARCH. n D.. 1918.
commencing at ten O'clock a m. the fol-
lowing. described real property. being
part OF what Is known as the 4. NJ. At
in Triadelphia district. Ohio county.
West Virginia. that is to say: beginning
AZ a stake corner 10 Atkinson. kreiger
snd Ratrd. thence with Baird's lines y.
IS 40 E. 1917 feet TO a post: thense IS.
bfiz T. 692 feet to a post: thence y. asa
r 80 feet TO a Tost corner to Ella and
me Atkinson land : %. W. $50 fest to
a stake; thence 5. 80 w. $50 feet TO a
st1Ae. licences IL W. 6S2 feet TO "A post.
thence ;: Az w. i62 feet to a stake:
white oak; thence y. 60 w. 549 feet to
the place OF beginning. containing thir-
ty-ftve $3.50 acres. more or less. TlrN e
is to be reserved and excepted. however.
from such sale the coal underlying said
premises. with the right TO mine and
remove the same, as also the right to
transport coal hereunder from other
lands. There is also to he reserved and
excepted from such sale the surplus
waters from the two springs situate in
the easterly part OF the premises above
described. as also with liberty from
time to time. with workmen, 10 enter
Upon said premises to relay. repair.
cleanse and maintain the pipes and con-
Quits leading to and from said springs
and each OF them. but the purchaser Is
to have the water from said springs
necessary for household and farming
purposes. and the use OF all the surplus
water over and above the amount neceS-
sary Tor the urpoSes aforesaid Is to be
reserved to r. NJ. Atkinson. his heirs
ana assigns. as the same are set out ia
said deed OF trust Being the same
property conveyed 90 the said J. III. Will
son by r. NJ. Atkinson and wife by deed
dated the End day OF November. 1910.
and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Ohio county
aforesaid In deed book 1856 AT page 24O.
OF SALE-One-third OF the
purchase money. OF so much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay cash in hand
on the day OF sale. and the residue in
two equal instalments. payable respect
lively In six and twelve months from the
day Of sale, with interest. the purchaser
giving his negotiable promissOry notes
for the deferred payments. the legal
title being retained as further security
until all OF the purchase money snail
JOSEPH HANDLAN. Trustee.
March $. 1918
The above sale is adjourned until sat
urday: March 18th. 1913. at same hour
and place
JOSEPH HANDLAN. Trustee.
mr-l5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Clarksburg. Fairmont. Warrington.
Cameron. Moundsville and Wheeling,
where Chief OF Police Howard IL.
Hastings signed the paper.
He left Cameron yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock. and by slow stages
reached this city at & O'Clock last
night. Tuesday he covered % miles.
In speaking OF his chosen route. he
said: Il have selected the northern
route because / believe tina | can
make better time. II | should have
gone over the southern route from
here | would have had Ia pass through
the American desert, which might
have caused trouble. and if had Sc
lected the direct route. | would have
been forced TO travel over the highest
part or the Rocky mountains. | be-
lieve that | can make the journey
in less time than has been planned"
Mr.. Stahl classes himself as an
ama;uer walker. although he has been
doing IL for about four years. He is
a we'll built man. genteel and
reserved. While travelling. il is his
intention 10 pay for his expenses with
money that he earns by advertising
Tor merchants in the various cities
through which he passes. and expects
10 do some work for local merchants
today. While in the city he made sew
cral friends by his good behavior. Mr..
Stahl stated that he does not drink
intoxicating liquors. adding that they
are detrimental TO his welfare in Gov
erinS any great amount OF territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
Meetings Progressing.

The meetings. 81 tho FIRST NJ T.
'H1ich ""i.. an' been 90 Uiu-rcss dur
JUS TIE past few weeks. are attracting
Lat Be- 'i"W.~ Co Gu" .uurtu tdcu E~uIuE
lH" Ladies AIi society 90 the .hur,I
.Hi CHARS" 90 th" services last emil
tii several conversions Wer. made Tho
il-- evening ami all are cordially IN
hitt.I 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
HITS WHEELING
ON LONG HIKE
MAN WALKING TO FRISCO SPENDS
NIGHT IN THE CITY.
Must Reach Destination in $50 Days
to Win Big Wager-csnnot
Accent Gifts of MoneN.

Cloyd Stahl. q native OF Maryland.
arrived in this city last evening about
g o'clock and will remain here until
tomorrow when he will leave for the
west. travelling over the National road
10 Columbus. from where he will con
tinue northwest To Chicago and
through the upper western states in
GLIDING Wyoming and Montana and
thence To San Francisco the objective
point in his travels.
Stahl left New York City. January I.
on g walking trip that has TO be com
pleted within 80 days, the objective
point being thc Golden Gate City OF
California. On his journey. he IS not
10 sell any articles TO ecure money;
neither shall he ride in any name
and IL the trip is completed within the
specified time he will receive q sum
close 20 $3.50. this being a wager that
he made and bonus OF other wagers
made I'm New York.
lie must secure the signature OF
every chief magistrate of the cities
and " on his route. the name OF
the town and the date. and this paper.
containing the signatures must be re-
tanned and presented az the finish OF
the journey.
me journey WIS begun NeW Year :
day. but he was forced 10 abandon II
in Westernport. Md. February 10 on
account OF Illness and he remained
in that town until March /. when he
again took mp the walk. lie attributes
the cause OF his illness TO bad drinking
water secured in Cumberland. Md.
and added. in talking 70 an i%ntclIigen-
Ger reporter that drinking water Is
his N worry as the change and the
use Of various kinds. both good and
bad has caused him much trouble
Secures Signatures.
He has secured the s'gu1tUres ~
magistrates in the following cities and
towns. Wesfernport. Nd. Oakland.
Md. Terra Alta. R~oWlcsbuTc. Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
Nearing Completion.

contra tor Vs.. -. Riggs and a force OF
H'i .t'" masking ftpIt progress ON the
''-ti"u uf tht new First NJ. T. ,.Ircn
tHt CO." same VIII soon Dee Completed
I , basement las already been .om-
'''i'I aht services are being held each
'Hth- d. tI'f" The Cu.ofed viudow
ga I.I u. NLnIIM. LIS nren urlerrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
SEALED %FROPOSALS-
Notice 70 Manufacturers. Hu
chants aud Other Wholeaals Dsalara

N0lcs 20 Manufacturer. obbsra Hrr-
chants aud Other WhoiesAis Dsalsra
NHAllf Is HEREBY GlNEN. nat
tie state Hoard on control Of me srafs
et Nent Virginia will receive hids daily
at IL rftice AZ Charleston, Wet Ffr-
Einin. Tor Furnishing supplies Tor the
several StEfs in%afftuffora tne ~ffnanctal
marhF mont OF which o. vested ln aaid
ltonrd contracts viii be- awarded 90 the
~hiAHefa. auai 4 ~ cons herru auA
ctuer things being aqual MoHf FfrTuia
Qtalers VIII Dc givsu preference
Alals ~ supplies needed Wul - fur
nishel bidders on receipt Of raquaata
stating fhe line desired
STATE HphRp or CONTROL
sE-l-t- CI1rlssfon Wet NlrElnfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
M'MECHEN
To Name Officers.

TEE local board OF trade will meet this
eNenlns 900 regular Scmi-moHtuiy session
ana al members are urged to Ice urt sent
as mati'Ts % much importancr lncIud-
iug t.' naming OF officers Tor the cnsu-
M year. Will hs made other matters
Wa De taken INTO consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
POULTRY.
Zoos ron THTGH1TS

Eoos ron aATcHIEo = - - -
Thoroughbred varieties. Eocks. Lefs,
l~-eEhorus, bruiuEtous. M-yarduftes'
lanEcnaus. Ancuuaa. Miuorcas Houdau-.
Co.. Low u. Hair Farm. Iairmouf IS.
va mr-io-n
WINTERS Boo egr laying contest. also
~eNllniti"n rooms HtrrcI Rocks. sim
gle comb. Wuifr Rose Comb. E.uWu les.
.orus. SINGLE Comb Reds. silver ~-rauEIrI
tlhmhurEs circular FgEs. $50 H
$3.50. i"" Ross stuIwen. 3iz Man.
Wr-I3-t-ap-lo
WRITE wyaudotte eggs for setr.rr.
.l fur o.. 'al National Phone
ivy mJ-s-t-ap-s
ALEXANDRA strain SINGLE comb brown
,rto"'uE t. a AleSander. Wheeling vs..
BEST quality Barrel H1-s4. Leehorrs
Irircs l1w,-t choice u,ttines order
now. g. D. Mciiurh. Mt Pleasant. D.i1
mr-t-t-ap-s
QUALITY columbian wrandottc won
'- rl 'nr culver cups 90 . shows
l.ludr Island irds. PARKS Erel-t1-Lay
lIvwuutl NuCAs. fZh ger %. NauuHaI
phone lsSs-M Henry Lsue
wB1 LEGHORHs white orpu.tors
o. Is'rSI h''hs 90 ei4 CHICKS 'sEa
-H w. ANNNNH. N'A ne nNNN.HIHHN
f-aNaf-r|-.f
BrEuLE COHTB Rhode tsIanI HeIs
Iomuklu'a and Grow i"rr strain. Jed
-rcFrrgl Hflltlrr. -uI. wheeling show
IEEa. 81 aut pr o. George ~fHnh
Natl phone lobby f--et-mr-2
$40 ZOOS f1r s. and We ran pro,. f
EufI. black auf white N-rrIurfn.a.
M~aeerrHu'H EiHtirw Poultry Tarr.
Nnurfs Point W. Aa national frlr.
r' one f..f-.f
oRFTHoToHs-uHW U.r.s White
lr e.ifra also rsea fHr IHft..u- rn.
f0f'Hu lrtlfrI Both phones u o.
Marsh. frs-t-mr.f9
ELIIOTr'g ulu LeErorr Evni. f..n
arftIuEH fN yer rfs"u. utility s. Nn
rider NOW LIw IiIutt Route $50 o.
vs. Irfiful fI..r.r
WRITE Indian RUNNER bucks Keller.
efrHaH White U~rrluTfune. CoruIue luI
N b rfuflH .rrIr Comn WHITE los .Hrra
.fucF rEga baby lhIUEH Is O. .IfI.
4IeninIr vs.. 80 ff...Uf
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WANTED-POSITION


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man de-
Sires position as s-tenograpner or Office
clerk; knowledge hook-kcep!ng. -Nperi-
cnced. good reference. Address. Anb!-
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Spring M Summer Hats and Mil
iinery Novelties now ready and on
DISPLAY for your invited inspection.
opening.
mrlI-k MARSOEN /. coIVIO.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
dALEH HALL
FOR SALE Or TRADE

ZOE SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wells.
barn. shadea lawn. ard ether Improve
ments Viii cell cheap. OF trade for =
sulll Term. Address Cnnrfes a miller.
tameron. ". Va R-1g-u
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CIARkSHt re-. " Va. March f.
Robert T. Towels. former mayor ~
Salem. died today az bis home there.
after % iourill ness. aged G3 years
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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tUNtrRL RtCfoA AND
ARTEHiAL EMaALHER.
fi22 and ffef Main street.
Calls AnsV erred d. o. MINT
Store Phones e15
VIC L rartschy. ueIl Phone 1879 a
G. J Uertschy. Nat Phone f71a y
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S9S5.OO

TOT 4 SeVen-rOOm dwelling
house, on north end of Island;
house in good condition.
above ordinary flood mark !;
will rent for $50 to $500 per
year; could he made for two
families at small cost: would
then bring SIS 10 $50 per
month. S4S5 cash, balance
long time.
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Secures %SIqnatures

He has secured the signatures 81
magistrates in the following cities and
towns, Wes'ernport. Nd. Oakland.
Md. Terra Alta. RowlcsbuTc. Grafton.
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