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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-28
~ United Pres. LEASED Wire
MARQUETTE, Mich, May 2a

ny United Pres. LEASED Wire
MARQUETTE, Mich. May %.
Assurance 10 the court which
10 trying Col. Roosevelt's sfo,-
600 libel suit against Editor
kewett Of the Iron Ore here,
that the former president "nev-
er mixes his drinks" was one Of
the contributions to the trial
OF John CslIen O'Loushlln, q
newspaper man. when he took
the stand today.
O'loughlln declared he had
accompanied Roosevelt TO
Europe, and described In detail
his travels abroad and at Wash
ington. Including many ban
quets. He said:
mot only did | never see Mr..
Roosevelt under the Influence
OF liquor, but ! consider Il abb
soIutely silly that any one
should bring such a charge"
He Insisted Roosevelt's Gus
tom OF serving wine at White
House banauets did not differ
from that OF his predecessor in
the office.
- -
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Miss
Katherine Reynolds were conduct.
ed at the Pilgrim congregational
church this afternoon Rev. II. f..
Brown offlciated. Officers OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. attended the services. (.
MRS. r. NJ. FAUCETT. SIS, n pio-
neer resident OF Washington, died
Tuesday at her Kent home. Flu
neral services will be held at the
residence Thursday.
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WHERE WILLUM WON.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 2s.-"Too
many judges get their experience on the
bench" said ex-President Taft. Il regret
to say | learned much of the law at the
expense Of the people"
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NOW YOU SWALLOW 1T.

| LOCKWOOD, Penn, May 2s.--Gibson
,rms,ott, farmer. is responsible for the sol
.mn report that black snake on his farm
.m,llowed an iron rabbit. which was paint.
a in natural oolors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
UTE INDIANS ARE
ON THE WAR PATH
Redskins Suddenly Leave Their Noun
tain Retreat-Mob Organizes
and Are Following Them.

CORTEZ. Colo, Jan. 2O-Without
leaving a clue to their destination. the
band OF nifty Ute Indians who left
the Ute reservation Saturday rather
than to deliver TO the civil authorities
OF TO the Indian Agent. Big Rabbit.
one of their tribesmen who shot ana
seriously wounded Joseph Vichel, a
sheep herder. left their retraeat in the
mountains today.
Sheriff Gawith and posse and Indian
Agent, j. :. Spears. went TO the noun
tains 10 parley further with the Ctes
and found that the Indians had disap-
pearsd
Indian Agent Spears received word
from the Interior Department at Wash
ington today. asking for detailed in
formation No request has been sent
10 the government or state officials
for troops, the authorities hoping TO
settle the trouble. Sheriff Gawith de-
ciapes he. as n civil officer. has no
right 10 force fight with the Indians
and will call for troops at once #
Spears is not successful in getting
them 10 surrender to big Rabbit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
FLORIDA
LA BELLE PARK, FLORIDA
A Place Where Your Present Effort
viii Actually Bring You in Ten
Times AS Many Dollars.

You don't have TO spend all YOU make
in summer To- purchase coal and heavy
clothing IN winter No snow 20 shovel.
p" expensive doctor bills AZ La Relic
Park. You can LIVE like Gods
creatures We're intended to live. not
merely EXIST.
There's SUNSHINE. lots of It There's
fresh air. lakes. beautiful skies and
scenery-there's big nsh. worthwhile
game. swimming. boating best Of
MI There's Hig MONEY 10 he Made
There And that means Conteniment.
At la Belle Park are al! th. elements
necessary TO produce the finest grape
iIuit and oranges. Tn" famous La
ellie Park combination soil--'h- right
altitud" well-distributeI rainfall -rne
era mage. No wonder citrus fruits are
uauriShIng there. 40 wonder We can
furnish letters showing astonishing IN
comes that have been earned ana are
being earned there today.
You can ~ 81 yer Acre down and 81
per Acr" p-r month You can move
80 the land after the first payment. our
lub flaH saves Auu So To- sa- ltst AGE.
lou place yuur Young orange ana
rape fruit trees. Then YOU put cut
beans. cucumber. onions. wateI melon.
90 sweet potatoes between the rows.
Nsge abies keep sou Epiug Tnuy lufu-
Ish your lsIuE eKpsu-es Thee pay for
your land. And All o." time YOUR Erapr
ping soon they % be- producing the
huge results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
CHICAGO BANDITS
STAY DETECTIVE
Climax In Crusade Against Auto Ban
dts Reached Yesterday In
Murder Of Officer.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-A climax TO the
search for members OF the automobile
bandit crew came to-day with the
shooting and killing of Detective Pc
ter Hart. with his own revolver. sup.
posedly by one of the bandits. The
detective was shot through the heart
when he entered a fat at 1917 South
wabash avenue for the purpose OF ar
resting Bob" Webb. said 20 be an &C
complice OF James II Perry. confessed
bandit now under arrest
After shooting Hart. the assassin
leaIed through window to an adioin-
ing roof. ran the length OF n block.
went down a stairway and escaped in
a crowd
knowledge that Webb had n woman
friend in the fiat led the police to
watch the place Arrangements were
made with an occupant of another fat
In the building to notify the detectives
II Webb should come. Hart was told
this afternoon that Webb was there.
and the detective hurried to the place
The woman in the fat was arrested.
The woman was identified as Miss / a-
bella Hastings. a sister of Mrs. MI
chael Casella. whose husband was a
witness to the shooting
According to Casella. Detective Hart
was holding Webb on the floor. when
Webb obtained Harris revolver and
shot him.
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KILLS WIFE

CINCINNATI. O. Jan. 2O--In q fit
OF dependency tonight Richard Nc
Carly. a bOok-kecper. shot ard killed
his vile al their home in Norwood. a
suburb. attempted to shoot his two
Young sons and had intentions a..
communicating suicide. but was inter
ceptcd b. his father. Ills intentions
were revealed In note which was
found after the shooting telling that
he was going to Kill his wife and sons
and th'n md his own existence lie
was arrested
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TRAMP STEAMER
AND CREW LOST
Unknown Vessel and Crew Vert
Down in Angry Sea OF
Plymouth, England.

CHARLESTON. :. G.. Jan. 2O.-An-
other tragedy of the sea was recorded
here to-day. when Captain Rec. Of the
Dutch steamship Phecda. reported the
sinking of large Danish tramp
steamer about fifty miles off Ply.
mouth. England. on December %.
during "a hurricane The entire crew
persisted. The name of the vessel is
not known. but offers of the Phecda
believe il probably was the Ivar or
Copenhagen.
The vessel was sighted by the
Phecda during q storm on the after
noon Of December Il. Captain Rec
signalled To the steamer Offering as
sistance. but received no reply. The
Phecda continued To approach the dis
tressed steamer. but before she was
reached high sea broke over her
and she sank.
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Application For .'-anchlSe.

Notice.
,,o Notice is hereby siyen that an aypilea-
.,rove Railroad Company. a corporation.
with the Council of the Town OF fstter-
franchise or the privilege OF occur ying
certain streets. roads and alleys within
the corporate limits OF said town. by the
pany. for the construction. buIiding. cree
uon. operation and maintenance thereof
OF certain water system including
planes. as well as for the construction.
erection. operation and maintenance OF
an electric light system. including poles
wires and necessary appliances. tosether
with the necessary connections at inter
sections OF streets OF both said water
system and said electric light system.
winch ~ IL proposed to construst. erect
ana MAINTAIN said water system. mains.
pipes. connections and appliances. and
wit:
Beginning at poin; at the interrec-
tlon or Kruger street and Howell avenue.
thence running in westerly direction
along said Howell avenue TO what is
snow n as Big Wheeling creek. ard be-
sinnihs also at the said intersection of
sara Kruger street and Howell avenue.
and thence running in "a southeriy dircc-
ton along said Kruger street to the In
tersec;ion of said Kruger street and Pat
tereon avenue. IN ence In "A westerly d.
reciion along said Patterson avenue Co
ana Davis auey: thence aionKSsaid Davis
alley In a northerly directid03to the in
tersecton Of said Davis alley and Syca-
more avenue, thence. in n westerly direc-
uon along said Sycamore avenue To the
Intersection OF said Sycamore avenue and
hlne alley thence in northeriy eirec-
ton along said Kline alley to the inter-
section OF said Rinc alley and Lawrence
alley. thence In an casterly direction
along the llle OF said Lawrence Alley to
TIE intersection OF said Lawrence alley
and Wilson alley. thence in a southeriy
erection along said Wilson alley TO the
intersection or Sycamore avenue and said
wilson auey. thence in an easterly direc-
kruger street. thence commencing at q
point at the Intersection OF Patterson
avenue and Kruger street. and thence
running in a westerly direction along the
line OF Paxton avenue to the intersection
OF SAID PeNton avenue and Rine alley.
thence running along the line OF said
Rine alley in n northerly direction TO the
intersection OF Patterson street and said
kline alley. thence in a westerly direc-
ton along the line OF SAID Patterson
son street and Alley Two: thence IN
northerly direction along .ae line of said
Alley Two 10 the intersection OF Howell
street and said Alley Two.
draft OF an ordinance containing the
rights and privileges asked for from said
CpuncI OF the Town OF Patterson. Ohio
county. West virginia, by the said City
q Fam Grove Railroad Company. This
eppication is published for the first
time on the 3Oth day OF December. 1912.
and the said Council OF the Town OF Pat
terSon Will he asked to act upon the
same a, som after the publication there
OF for thlrty days as may be practicable.
PANY.
d-3o-Sot Nv CIIAS MADDEN.
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MEN HIGHER UP
UNDER ARREST
Wealthy Insurance Broker Held With.
out Bail In the Arson Trust
Case In Gotham.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-Describing
Henry E. Freeman. a wealthy insur.
ance broker. who. with four other men.
was indicted today for completely in
he arson trust as a man Who got
rch out ~ bic arson crimes" Assist
ant District Attorney Weller demanded
that Frocman's bail be fixed az $50.
600
This man worked In the dark" said
The prosecuting attorney He never
showed Ia the open. tie hired me
chanica' md profted BY their acts
The penalty for the ononee h. 2s
years imprisonment"
Freeman and Abraham Schichten
smother ~ Che indicted mon. we're re-.
mnnded TO the T0mhs without hail nm
~ tomorrow. Tho Names - tho other
three men indicted we're not disclosed
Tho true bills arainst all Eve charge
nr'ou ZOO Tho Second decree
ono man iu SING sing for 30 years.
another convicted and soon 20 he
-'utouccf five under Indictment and
awaiting trials. and others indicted
aud being sought. r. tho record OF the
prosecuting to date on The invesfiea.
ton i1 tho allerrd trust"
The hre marahal reported ~ tho dis
trict attorney today thaf since tho I'm
vostigntiou began thcro has boon a
notable fsh'nr on en- tho number Of
fires.
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LABOR MEETING

Nl,W YORK. Ian ~ Joseph w.
Tor Hnd Arturo Giovanni a. labor lead.
fre HO were rCrcufN' acquitted %
CHARGE. gruRluc ouf - The fcxfile
-frIt" If Lawrence. Mass we're the
principal aitaarrH ~ % maes meeting
held tom ghf 'u tho Carnegie college
hf Goo intercollegiate Socialist orfani.
milton Both men spoke Ou the ntti-
iIdo ~ labor toward capital
Snrri0 llnrhurgcf and a force of
dcTu.irH lad seats ru tho platform
Ih" .nrrIn announced previously that
Doc would wIt" ARRESTS IN any inrcudi-
Dry ,oW1rkr were made Tho shcriT
u'Itr fhD meeting ended said that
mono - The speakers bad trausgreas,.d
the lHW
ftfor declared ir bis surrrh that
Trades uniuni -m was nr orEallatipn
formed 90 liCs the boss
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He Ws, Ju.tlr susnIeLon,.

biz mass meeting vas being held
IN Wimviile
The Vcll groomcd and slick looking
lnii'Wiai who was trying 10 Fepa-
rate tho town from lfs money arose
70 make frw rcmarks
Fellow ci'izens.' rc opened up.
"apropos
"Jisf minute mister said n small.
i-h. sandy vhirkcrcd man
a look 90 annoyance crossed tho
speaker face
What cau . io flr you7" no asked.
- rHv" h"r" pocket edition ~
Wcbstcr'a dictionary. and Z want 60
look w. tha' word arropos don't
int'ud o. si' heso and l,t some oiiy.
'orcu,d Stranger siip one over on 10. ,
replied Tho sandy wiskerrd man.
You're a uftls ausf,cious. e~r -
Enid Tho speaker "Now fhaf word To
which you refer means
Mover mind what 30 means" On.
Joined tho little nnn I'm looking n
up. l"t u smooth tnikcr soil mr D.
uuiryclc onr time tfe .rid ~ WIS fha
last word ~ conveyance. nrI whoa
] paid thc freight ON r. from Chicago.
] found ! bad purchased o. whc-ih.r.
rov " Judge
buffalo reuorfs An ,pIf,tuI. ,,f hf-t
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A FEW GOOD REASONS.

WHY won should oVn Land a.; la Belle
lark. Florida
IL - 10 the safest PORTION ~ tho state
from heavy grove-killiug frosis.
u DE- mainly high and dr, open
Ifa'rIs iaul ana sou are saved tho *
psnss Of deisy ~ ci-arinc or draining
Two NJ three good crops can b. grown
each year b. proper methods % cult
tIti'n
The sou Will grow anything from
citrus fruit 60 corn
TIE climate I- glorious and except
.ntalir heslfhful ana sou will enjoy lv-
.LE ther' the Whol" year round.
The average annu O. rainfall ~ abund-
frt AMI E0pd. pure drinking water lu
.ufFf fuefiilr quantities rHr ~ easily
obtained from surfHcs or npwiuE ar'sr-
.Hr w'Iia
Produce natures early. reach NIX mar
fff weeks ahead ~ fho earliest frura
s.rsv here AMI pro- cofumaulIu- liEn
prices
Small capitol is required o. ret stHft-
terms ~ 30 mint "art md cost - I.-
INK TOR fle farmer fNrHu. Lana Irtrrs
Ere sdsrnrir< RAPIDLY. however.
SOW e 't~ tir,s 'o tus land Value
nrs Increasing rapidly
write FOR our beautiful hook. The
Eirr1om ~ me noss ala Palm" TIs
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SEALED PROPOSAIS
notio. 70 ranufaotur,r.. Joso-rs' -,

nctice 20 Manufacturers. Jobp~rs xsr.
tnants end othsF WHOLESALE Dealers
NffittE Is HEREBY OWN That
fe state Uonrd % Control 81 the State
~ West Virginia viii recefvs hide daily
~ - uffice ~ Charleston West Viz
einia. fnr frrnisfing supplies for fra
eeNeal Sfgf~ inatitutiors. The financial
rlaf aaerucut of which ~ vested IN Faid
board Contracts viii be awarded % tbs
ioEest nfudfrs. quality coneidered. and
asalefq VII he rivrn preference
Iisfs % supplies needed vii be FUR
nishFf bidders on recefpt Of reouests
stating The linz desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
49, Charl.ntor WEI vtrE "a
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Rebels Raid Ranch

MEXICO CITY. Jan. Gone hun.
drcd federals were cut 10 pieces by
rebels near Atencingo. In The state "
Puchla NHeterdav Survivors who
FtraCgled into che CITY ~ Puehla today
gave brief details Of me attack They
said tho fedcrals we're grestiy ont.
numbered
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DIED.

DcUGHERrY-On Monday. January 90
1913, at $3.50 o'clock a IN. at family
residence. corner Mount Wood and
Nat onal Roads JOHN II. DOUGH-
ERTY in his 10Th year
Funeral services on wednesday after
noon at 800 O'Clock Friends respect
fully invited 60 attend. tntsrment at
Mt Wood cemetery
LYDICK-At Newark, o.. on Monday.
january goth. 1913. at 1:l0 O'Clock a
M. JAMES l.. son Of John T.. and
Helen G. Lydick. in his 9th year.
Funeral services at the residence or the
parents. NO. So Alley 10 on "wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Friends OF
family respectfully invited 20 attend
InteTment Ut Greenwood cemetery
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FL PASO. Tex. Jan 20 Heavy
hghting teiwe"n IN" main army and
the Twenty-thiTd battalion OF federals
Is IN progress ~ villa AbumadeV. be.
tween Juarcz and Chichuahua city on
the Mexican Central railway. says a
late report today.
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Funeral services over the remains of
the late Henry Goldfain. whose death
occurred AT the North Wheeling Hospital
last FRIDAY. following an extended III
ness caused by complication of dis
eases were held from the late home on
McCoiloch street yesterday afternoon at
clock Rev. Tagress. OF Reilaire
was the officiating minister and inter
ment was made in Mt. Wood cemetery
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John H pouRhsrty.

Jonn H. Dougherty. one OF the Oldest
ana best known residents Of this vicin-
ny. died al his home at the corner II
Mt Wood and National ronds at an
early hour Yesterday morning following
a I'VE weeks illness caused bv cancer
me deceased was in the seNentteth
year OF his age and was born NJ Sand
mn. w. Va. When the Civil War
opened he enlisted in Company ] OF tho
Fifteenth West Virginia Infantry and
stTNed throughout the war. coming TO
this city NJ its close. During hts enrlv
residence hero he engaged as "A tenmster
but later engaged I'm the restaurant
business. For the past nine years he
has been retired
tie was constant member OF The
Fourth street Methodist church and was
aWilinted with Excelsior lodge OF the
lid Fellows. His wife two sons. Harry
VI. JOhn a, and two daughters. Mrs r
viVe.
Funeral services will be held from
the late residence on Wednesday after
room NJ 80 O'Clock and interm.nt Will
be made In Mt. Wood cemetery.
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Obituary
Sweeney obssquie

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Thomas Sweeney - mi.
city. whose death occurred at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Robert Ewing. In
death at 2:30 o'clock YESTERDAY after.
noon. Rev. J. W. Holmes. pastor OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church OF that place
the Wellsburg cemetery
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Tom understand that Mabel has
bcrn sent to . finishing school
Dies ~ I've heard Say. what DO
thew leach girls iu % school Ike that.
anyway
Tom On they have o. general
c3urse W civil engineering. ] suppose
rho Christian Register.
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Teacher-You see. had the lamb
been obedient and stayed in the fold,
IL would not have been eaten by the
wolf. would IL?
Boy-No. ma am n would have been
eaten by us-Sketch.
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tOa YALE OR TRADE

DOE ssLr OF rRApE-A rood 49,,
room houre and two Iofs vita wells
barn. ahsoep lawn. an other irnprov.-
mente Wa seil cteaf. or trade for .
snlal sarft .Nddrsss Chartes - Nfisr
Namerois - - Inn
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The Darrow Jury

Los ANGELES. cal. Ian. 2O-Fivr
falesmen had answered questions satis-
factorily 10 the defense and two had
heen excused On challenges FOR admitted
preiudlces At the conclusion Of the first
DAY or the Second trial Of Clarence y
parrow for alleged Jury bribery In con-
nection with the Mcnamara case
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LOST.

LoSr-Brown PARADISE plume on We'd
neSfay. January is. on Chaplinc. Mar
ket. Fourteenth. or N Sch uulbach build
ing Liberal reward IL returned to- this
ofnce. ia-i7-:f
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OPPORTUNITIES

Business for sale.
In good live manufacturing town OF
Cameron. ". Va. Billiard room o tables.
Restaurant with ~ furnished rooma.
Wiz sell or trade for other property.
Reason. Am going into the oil business.
Inquire or address.
y. A. MEMO.
l-lS-h-w-h Cameron. W Va.
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DEMANDS


the time for the morning session
comes will see the threatened revoiu-
ton break forth in full fame from
both sides.
IL was said at midnight that the
Republicans were about together on a
proposition to yield to the Democratic
demands for the presidency for the
full elective period. but that the ques-
ton OF whom they would support was
still hanging fire. with some OF them
1avoring Bland and others standing
Tor Silver. This was with the under
standing that the Democrats would
permit the selection to be made by
the Democrats. The two sessions
held to-day were void of any sensa-
tional features. A motion to recess
until 4:30 o'clock prevailed without
objection at noon and the motion 20
adjourn Immediately upon reconven-
ing following the recess period went
through in the same short order. ia
both sides realized conferences on
the outside were necessary to bring
about tn end.
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MISCELLANEOUS


vAzTED-Tc secure a copy o. the
irs convention. which convened Febru-
arr IL. sSs3 This Journal was printed
ard bound by .smpbell and permotI
Journal viii perform a public serves
BY eommuniestiny With tho Intellt-
s.sts ArchiveiEt. charleston w Va
f-juiyia
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clothing write
or call
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No. 1897 nArfst 81, whssiing. ". Va
wB-coliect Had Bills. Buy and sell
Slaima AttAohmeEts carefully piPced
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niE objections on a c0mni -Alon basis.
eap iiis Agencyt sos board OF Trade rids-
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DATEMTCsscared. Trad.
rHl T. II IOMa-ks registered
sovsict A. -. Istfteen years pfacucs
n n, DuuLAP, PATEHT ATToRHEL
national nHohAnge Bank 1ids.
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SAETED-To buy copy OF "Chronicle.
on Border WARFARE. q ruok desCrtp-
i've % toe Early indian W.,rs Ia West
EifFinia and other portions ~ the ohio
Also wanted 20 bdp any copies OF ola
histories % virginia sud West Virsinia
~ county histories. that may bs on the
marfet Persons saving safns wiii ad-
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7uralo rerors an epidemic Of h'sh.
nay robbery.
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foA SALE-Good paying bowling ellev
business Good reason for selling L,n
cure 10 south Fourth ST.. Martins Fer
=. - ja-i7-l =,
TUE SALE-Oliver typewriter. GOOD
condlton: H. J. Smith sIO Main 81
NJ. ~ i.s'-
TOE A1-House On corner Fifteenth
AEo Sacop streets. Very Desirable
EnGuIre so Fifteenth street au.25-tf
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WHY won should Own Land a. la o.
{ .ark Florida