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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
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d way and q good horse short

Good way and . good horse short
en- miles.
To keep rid Of weeds kill them b.
fore they come up.
Plant early smooth peas. Alaska ID
. good early variety.
Rich, we'll drained. and well worked
soil ID the kind that makes tomatoes
thrive.
Long. straight rows will make
easier work with the horse cultivator
or wheel hoe later on.
A plot of ground 40x60 will supply
. family Of nve or six with all the
vegetables they can eat.
DO not plow the garden ground un-
I'll II 10 In Just the right condition
with regard to moisture.
Asparagus 10 hardy plant. II does
not need . winter mulch to keep II
from being killed BY freesing.
The practice of removing manure
from the stable directly TO the neld
is a good one when II can bs carrisd
out
Lay aside and plow Q good rich
strip Of land. near the houss. for q
garden and fruit plantation. Il viii
pay.
Plant plenty Of beans. There b no
better vegetable food grown, ana the
market for excess production = never
glutted.
Sweet potatoes are . warm weather
crop and the plants will not 70 nuch
growing until the ground u thos.
oughly warmed up.
White or yellow onien sels, planted
- early - possjbls. give bunehing
onions early. which ere nueh opoeos
ciated hy The family.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

heavier yields and are not 90 easily
exhausted by continuous cropping.
Intensive tillage. which Is 30 I'm
portant In the cultivation of this crop.
has a marked tendency to render
these heavy soils more friable, and It
has been found that the yields in.
crease from year to year up to a Ger
tain point. In one valley In California.
where beets have been grown since
1883, some of the black adobe soils
gave the largest returns after ten
years Of continuous cropping without
fertilization.
The depth of the soil is one Of the
prime considerations In the growing
OF sugar beets. AZ the best is deep
rooted. Therefore. lands with hard.
pan formation within IS inches Of the
surface should be avoided, not only
on account Of their Interference with
root growth, but because of their
tendency to lose moisture. Low, wet
lands should be avoided also, no mat.
ter Of what character, as they are
usually cold" and prevent rapid de-.
velopment Of the chop in the early
stages OF plant life. while the later
growth is kept beyond the time when
the beets should mature. thus causing
low sugar percentages.
Alkali 10 to be considered also, ca.
pecially as most soils throughout the
west contain alkali in greater or
smaller quantities. Beets will with.
stand the effects of alkali to q greater
degree than any other summer crop.
but strongly impregnated soils retard
the proper development OF the plant
% well AZ lower the purity of the
Juice. rendering It unnt for manufac-
ture.
Taken altogether. the best soil for
this crop Is clayey loan of good
depth. which contains sufficient sand
or silt to allow its being worked into
a finely divided condition. The under.
lying soil stratum should be pervious
to water but not so coarse as to allow
OF rapid percolation. Such soils are
found In nearly all the present beet.
growing districts and are usually the
producers Of large crops OF beets Of
good sugar percentage and high
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
ONE OF WORST WEEDS
Quack Grass ls Propaoated BY
Stems and Seeds.
smothsrIns BY PIowIns end Thour.
oveh Bare Cultivation 10 esst
Meame u gradleatlne Pest
TheivOo In Rich Coll.

FArmers should study weeds. learn
how they should grow. when they ma.
ture seed. whether they come from
the seeds o. from roots each year. In
what soil they thrive best. and many
similar feature Of weeds. Then the
question Of eradication would be more
easily solved. A weed IL most com
monty known when II ia In flower or
In fruit. Very few persons know
weeds when they nrst come up. Know
the weeds ct every stage and condi-
tion. Start with Q few Of the worst
kind and gradually extend your &C
Quaintance. When you know the
weeds. learn tho methods of eradica-
ticn.
Quack grass. which is one Of the
worst seed pests. flowers during the
latter part Of June and ripens it's
seeds In July. II IL propagated by
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Growing Baby Beef.

When one is growing baby beef,
there are good reasons for forcing the
feeding. With that class Of animals
forcing 10 necessary, but II Is not nee.
esary with animals that are to stand
at the head Of herds. Development
more than normally quick will be Of
no advantage to them. With them
that style Of development should be
followed that will result in fullest and
most vigorous growth when matured
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Deficiency In Horsea

The British government is alarmed
over the deficiency In the horses Of
that country. Foreign buyers have
been paying better prices than home
buyers and have practically stripped
the country bare. without an enor-
nous increase In the stock of British
horses no army organization can be
effected. a
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

Clay and cIay.loams Require mvsh
More Work Than Lighter eelle
and Are Much More DlfneuN
70 Keep In rIlth.
tBv r. w. ROEDiN0.)

Soils suitable for the culture Of the
sugar beet under irrigation comprise
practically all Glasses. from the heavy
black soils OF California and Montana
70 the sandy loans and silts Of river
bottoms and mesas. The clay and
clay-loam soils require much more
work than lighter soils. and are moro
difficult to put into proper tilth. The
forming Of crust after rains or after
being irrigated 10 also disadvantage.
These soils. however. contain q much
larger percentage Of available plant
food than the lighter soils ard under
favorable conditions will produce
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To Destroy Lice.

II your hens have lice on them.
dust with some good. reliable lice
powder. Paint the roosts with lice
paint. Sprinkle powder In the nesting
boxes and keep your henhorse clean
and well disinfected
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Fowis for kllllnp.

Fowls intended TO be killed should
not only be confined In q coop for
twenty-four hours without food. but
should be supplied with plenty Of
drinking water. which aids In cleans
Ing the intestines.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Rock aait.

Rock salt 10 dangerous In the pouL
try yard. Particles may be mistaken
BY the hens for pieces Of rock crystal,
vith ba4 II not fatal sesultA
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

II not already placed. Q straw or
other litter mulch should b placed
about the strawberry plants 10 keep
the berriss Oh the ground ana prs-
vet tAem from beconlAs liety.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Good for Both.

One farmer has given his boy the
privilege Of raising all he can In the
tree rows Of a young orchard. A
mighty good thing for the orchard and
still better for the boy.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
PasturIng Grass.

Pasturing grass too soon or to,
hard 10 an expensive way of savin,
reed; It costs several times tn,
amount Of feed saved.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

sharpened Is placed on the board and
held firmly. This arrangement will al.
low tools to be set at any cutting
angle,
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Maintins Ferry Rrtefa.

Emmett piCker. who was arrested in
this city last saturday by the Federal
authorities Tor murder committed in
Greece years ago. sailed from Ne,g York
last evening.
Tho knights Of Pythias will hold a
regular meeting In their hall IN the
Shrc We Icrvey building this evening.
stella Iuesy. the popular clerk at
hrock Browns store. on Fourth street
Is on duty again after six weeks ill-
ness.
Howard Sedgwick and wife rSturned
YESTERDAY morning after spending Sun
day with relatives I'm belmont.
Mr. Tom Petty. Of Columbus. f. in the
city calling on friends and relatives for
a Few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI Turner spent YES
terday the guest OF friends ana relatives
back Of Wheeling
several cases were given attention in
MAYOR Wyckoffs court last evening
Several attachments were heard in the
day
rnc street car men had their troubles
Yesterday on account Of the slippery
rails.
The Fcrrosters will hold a regular
meeting iu their hall on Hanover street.
this evening.
large number from this city will at
tend the billy SUNDAY meeting in
~teuhsnville Thursday evening.
ANY one having any Items 81 interest
Tor this paper can cal 1871. on the Bell
phone
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The birthday f1ftt rft.r last even.
iuE hv grorgr Mchrnish 90 his horns
nu T"rnsf"rt road was largely Htfer1.d
and 40 reported o. hHtinF H 1r' time
Monday for petroit. Mich. 20 spend sev.
sr4f dave
Niss rlorsr.e s.abr'rr' To-, So- Pow
haitian o. fftIh school
Nfue Alto Iunss ~ sister rvfIfe ~
pei fIf guest uf friends here
John s.. NI.t rffrrueH 90 hIe Nor-tr ~.
Ter .Itirr f.icrd. ~ columbus
tharl.. Reel lfff Tor Tiff ahurrh 90
enter &C. university 80 mt place
IIlf"ld Kline "f south tieltnfrr. under
vent 20 'u0rr..fI' urerufipu MONDAY and
Do Al. ff.fIra vol TODAY
Me- George Suuisrf~- 90 rHftinrere.
D. ''flfIrf hsr mother Mrs clara Kirk.
f'afrl.f. un Gravel ffII
neW naht hDV arrived - the home
~ W arf Mr- q " Titus. ~ fIarrianu
street
Mrr IHo'hc Wacrrr returned 20 ber
home after VISITING relative. ~ gehrtne
Mice ldul tffavel1 la crifi,aIfv 100 rf
H'r hnu' 80 columbus. ~. she farmert,
fteidcd Ir this CITY
Mre Iewia returned ~ fer home nj
HetHeeda after visiting reiauvea here
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs HAYES. ~ Iohnstowr. Pa was
called here hV the serious Illness 90 her
fatls-. william Alexander
Constable william EoVles made bust
ness trip Co. Captiua YESTERDAY
e. j AlhasIu. president 81 the sub
district miners. was at Bradley yesterday
or business
IreI Brcis. went 10 - ClairsviIIe yes
tcrday 90 spend few days with friends.
The Junior Mechanics held a well at
tended meeting ir their hail last eve
ming
Tho Sen or Mechanics will hold their
regular meeting 100 their hall tNis cve-
ufnE and class of % Will 80 initiates.
Nj ana Mr. Clarence Moon nauEhy
arr sr~udinr o. Few days with friends AZ
Steutertills
br Victor Eidlle went 90 UiilonvaIc
N"-terdat Q" perform IN operation
Niles Helen TNcT'y. 81 IarueaviiIe IL
tho guest ~ friends in 'hfs cite.
James Cunningham. n - C1airsviIie
vas here yesterday On business
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FIDELIS RIESTER
Is ENTERTAINED
MEMBERS OF ARIoN SINGING so.
GETTY TENDER PRESIDENT
A SURPRISE.
Was IN Form Of Welcome Home Party
as Mr.. Riester Just Recently
Returned From Europe.

very pleas ant affair was held last
night in Arion hall tn honor OF the
president % the AriOn Singing society.
fld"iis h.cstcr. who has Just returned
from a tour 81 Europe. The principal
speaker Of the evening was Mr.. Ries-
ter. who spok" Of the places he visit
90 and dwelt especially on the beau
ties of the Dcutsheu Rhein' which
hlcd the hearts Of his listeners with
pride and love for the old country.
Tn" afair had been planned az A
complete surprise hv Front and the
hohorcd guest knew nothing Of tho
event until Tho evening when he ar.
uNcd AZ rho banquet hall The even.
ing was devoted principally 10 speak.
ing and 20" society. under the leader.
fhip 81 Professor Smokey rendered
some very beautiful German selac-
lions. Including "Wachf am Rhein."
Tho banquet vas served bv Caterer
N ih" club. Mr. Charles Idahl ana
consisted uf fhc following deIicactss,
Mar. attain Ury
celery olives
sore shell Crabs
~l.fd cold Ham
iif..' ROY 'oIurEer
Imported Cheese
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Attempt Robbery.

Two men entered the Levy II-htig
evening a~d asked 20 pawn a wat.-h
h" zeal vas closed ard e. Nir Lon
'iE Was ~ the act OF handing the money
over q" tn" fu' o. one Of them RULED a
~ ana Commanded him - hold an his
Hthd". lie dtd not comply with IN. n
ON y. pa. grabbed IN" gun. and called
To- trlp. Tine men LETT the room and
Hls li'p' AIRED. The polio" were not non
i"d until yesterday and they are rov
Wul AtrE on "a" case
Tt' Ipllo" nave not found any trace
~ 90" tltu Who entered tn. j D: Green
l'e PANT store ou Belmont street sat
uf'tN AFTERNOON and stole "a rL.r,
rom fl' check book made ia favor 81
Pom 'IWrh"li o. Will he recalled ~.
TO- entered tho store aud asked a..
clerk IS any rifftere wor. n~.I.d ga
20 vent INTO tho cellar g. ASK M
'r'' ME" and when .h. returned fn-
frtr iIt ""r'. SIR. Gre,fiie. later found
no ch"l q iuu--iUc and notified the pn-
o." Hti Tho FIRST National Hank. but
inr 'uan had been Their, and forged thc
IrCk
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Society Will Meet

The members of the Women's Home
and Foreign Missionary society OF the
First Presbyterian church will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday even
ing. October :. in the church. \ num-
Der of matters OF importance will
come up. after which social session
will be held
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Believed TO ne Scheme.

Tho reports published I'm several OF
the Tapers IN REGARD To- a sensation being
created IN this city when suit would be
nl'd against profnient business man
"i inns city for the alienation OF "a wife :
affections. l. looked upon as a scheme on
the par' OF some person. as all the fnfor-
nation the papers carried came over the
telephone. At a late hour Yesterday aft =
.rnoon no white slave charge had been
tIcd. as was stated would he done YES
terddy. tn" party who has been giving
~" information over the telephone
should make himself known
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DULL, SPLITTING
SICK HEADACHE
DIR. James Headache Powders Re-
lieves at Once-lO Cents
. Package.

You take a DIR. James Headache
Powder and in just a few momeats
your head clears and all neuralgia end
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache. whsth-
er dull. throbbins. splitting or nerve
racking. Send someone to the erug
store and get a dime package now.
Quit suffering-its so needless. Be
sure you get DIR. James Headache
Powders-then there will be no disap-
pointment
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Will Sneak.

Rev. j. =. LeyehberEer. Of Wheel
ing. VIII speak in the Shadyside Pres
byterian church Thursday evening AZ
7.3o o'clock.
On Friday evening Rev. !. ~. Law
th"r. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, VIII deliver an address in the
Shadysidc church.
At the Shadyside PRESBYTERIAN
church communion services will be
held Sunday. October > at II a. m.
Next Saturday evening Frank Hir.
gins. the sky pilot OF the Number lacks
oil Minnesota. will speak at the church
at $50 p. IN.
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Arrangements compi...o

Arrangement have been completed bv
the member ~ fir Ftref BAPTIST sun
day school for fts convention ~ 10
felfnurf COUNTY sunday school Nsfor.r.
tior. which VII Ir hsiI in tho lo-a
b church Thured1f and f-ridty - .his
week II g. expected that largo crowds
viii attend each davis -rvailn. ls 90 Vsr.
iutsre sting program haa been arranged
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Operated On.

Mr.. Joseph Jarrett. of Canton. O.,
formerly of Bellaire. was successfully
operated uIon yesterday at the North
Wheeling hospital. Mr.. r. 5. Wright.
Of this city. assisted by Dr. Weinber-
ger. Of Wheeling. performed the oper-
alton. Her many friends wish for her
speedy and ultimate recovery.
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Sniyelv-Aarbauoh.

Miss Snively. popular young lady
OF Shadyside. and =. J. Harbaugh.
we'll known man of the same place,
were quietly married last Tuesday in
Wheeling. The news OF their mar
riage leaked out yesterday and their
many friends are extending congratu-
lations.
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wall Arrive Here Today.

Justice - tho Peace u T. Orc left
SUNDAY for Toledo from which place ne
VIII drive HON" ~ his new OVERLAND
tourir- err recently purchased ami or
which b." has secured tho local agency
We was accompanied by T.. mes Ueurnfn.
~ bridgeport. who is sales manager ~
~" c"npanv'S branch "Nirc m Wheeling
They Will arrive this afternoon
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Funeral services over the remains 81
Friday evening will be held from ~.
nome this afternoon at two o'clock
Rev. Crickenherger will officiate The
FUNERAL Will b. In charE" Of the Mason
&C. lodge and lnterm.nt will h. IN rho
LinwOud cemetery
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VIII Owe Entertainment.

At Uf'fI0E of Tho TnIfTd Fr1tcrrrl
Association held IN the y 81 y hall
last saturday afternoon. arrangements
"@r" Cotton urGer wav fpr az entertain
fneut which viii he given in The Armors
han 'hc second week iu December ~ Is
IN" object - She association 90 have
each lodge have charge ON" cvcni-.E Of
the week
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Trio order Of Owls held VOL attended
meeting en- tho Shrevc- fIervcy banding
INST evening and nearly al u the mem
hers were present Arrangements were
completed bv the local lodge for taking
over the members - co.. bridgeport
lodge 80 their neat meeting After '-c
business was transacted social session
was held
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Missionary Society Meeting.

me members OF the Womans Home g.
forelgn Missionary society OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will hold their
regular meeting this evening at the home
OF Mrs. Clouse on \ohie street. After
me transaction OF business Mrs Clouse
lundl con.
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The ROYAL N~ighborS the Ladies Aux
Hilary of the Modern Woodmen will
serve one Of their fine chicken suppers
for which they are noted In the ShreVe-
Hervev hall on Hanover street some
time In November. hut the exact date
has not as yet hecn set. Tho supper
is an annual affair and each year the
aim is TO make them better.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bozak, OF
Pinch Run. south of this city. got into
o'clock and the former broke almost
all the furniture in the house. He
had been drinking which was given
as the cause of the trouble. Officer
Simpson and Lieutenant Strobel ar
rived on the scene and they were
pinched. Yesterday Mayor Wassman
fined them 81 and costs each for be
ing disorderly.
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olympic THEATRE.
Monday Afternoon and Evening
The Vampire Of the Desert
Two Reel Vitagrzph
Others

suits Ffed
Yesterday ir common rffs. court
f'fnrF lntrrZuher. Of Flpe Crock
-yu'h ~ fhi. CTS. fled e ruf Tor
900" dnmaycs AGAINST fhe johnson
uHl 'Ompauf for lriGric. rurtafnaI
ltH lf uIl ho remembered ffaf
y "',rIuh"r bad HiH lsit arm caught
10 no machinery ~ mo cumrlr. ..
uinr ard Frs badly cuf md after
't"rfl Wceks blood poi onfrr do
f'Ipp'd and ~ VS. rrrs.sary 90 am.
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Martin o'Neai Arrested.

Martin O'Neal. of this city. who has
been travelling with man by the
name of Tisser. was arrested in Bel
laire Monday for stealing money from
Mr.. Tisser. The men had a merry-go-
round at Moundsville and O'Seal
broke a safe and stole some money
and Tisser had "A warrant issued for
him NJ Moundsville and the police
of that city notified the Bellaire po-
lice and he was arrested yesterday
afternoon
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The members OF the local order OF Odd
Fellows will hold a regular meeting this
evening In their hall on Belmont street.
All members are requested to b. preSers
as important business will be transacted
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MARTINS FERRY


Tflr evening 80 the Armorv hall a
ferf'e ~ revival meetings viii omen
under f"f fu. giffef - tine fift CuateI
Mission and iet W \ pvsirFer ~
NJ he'lrE will have charge ~ the SER
vices fh.r evening t'hI4 IfIHkef..
lothian. Who VIII have charge ~ the
eiurrre wants ono hundred SINGERS Co
20 pfsrrff thle fNtuirE and aIl are o..
rureted 90 bring their red books
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Funeral of Child.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the young child of MIR. and Mrs.
John Steel. who died at their home
on Franklin street Sunday. following
brief illness, were conducted yester-
day morning. Interment was in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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sey street. received word Monday that
their son. simon Paul. had died at
Henrietta. Oklahoma. The deceased
was n former resident OF this city and
host OF friends will be sorry 10 learn
OF his death. The remains will be
shipped TO this city and interment will
be made in Rose Hi cemetery
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Charles Corners. who has been making
his home on South Fifth street. was the
victim Of serious accident Yesterday
morning while ~ work IN the bridge
works. when buggy passed over his
foot badly crushing the member. pr.
Cochran was called and the man was re-
moved to his house. where ne IS suffer
Ing much pain.
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The BeIean class OF the First BAPTIST
church VIII give sock sociau in the
church on Saturday evening. October
the 18th and II Is expected that large
crowd will be present Every one at
tending VIII be expected To- nay penny
for each year Of their age. Refresh
mentS will be served.
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GOOD ROAD CONGRESS
OPENS IN DETROIT

Yesterday opened tho American
.'ud Road CONGRESS II Detroit
MICH Mon ~ wide rorowr In roo,f
road circles all over The country arc
W ai'erianC" laborInr Tor the bette.
Pr M q" f"7f conditions The people
from tho f9rf thar VIII u Cct,tv
of the CITY De- ono ~ tho DELEGATES an
rointed hy Governor Hatfield 10 rep
rcscns the state.
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: forcihic detention suit was ricd YES
terday in Squire james Weatherson's
court by Mrs Sarah Morris against sam
Nazzt. AMI the case viii be heard some
dav thus week. THO plainfim socks to
obtain possession of the property whic h
the man rents al tho present time.
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putate the member At the Martins
Ferry hospital
Andrew Spinach. an employe Of the
same company, was injured in the
mine OF the company and sustained
injuries some time ago. Monday at
ternoon he filed suit for 5000 dam
ages In common pleas court
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VIII he Represented-

All the local sunday schools will be
represented at the Belmont County Sun
day school convention. 10 he held in the
FIRST Baptist church at Martins Ferry
Thursday and Friday Of this week 4
large number from this city VIII attend
the sessions each day
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tp until a late hour last night no
word had been received in this city a. TO
whether Rev. MI Hoffman. pastor OF the
h1rkwood VI. T.. church. would be re-
turned. but the members OF the congre-
cation are living In hopes that their Ia
Norite pastor will remain among them
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LETTERS Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF Louis LETTERS who died at his home
on South Guernsey street Sunday
evening following an illness due to
conducted Thursday morning at .
O'Clock from 81. Johns church. In
terment will be in Mt Calvary GENE
terry on Rose Hill.