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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14

Gov. Colouitt, of Texas, asked
the President to allow him to SEND
his rangers into Mexico and whip
out both factions In that distracted
country. The President refused.
Gov. Colquitt then asked per.
mission Of tho MexicAns to allow
him 20 send Q committee OF Tex.
ans across the border to investi-
gate the murder Of one Of his citi"
Gems. This was refused. The
Governor did the next best thing.
He sent his rangers into that
country, dug up the body OF the
Texan, brought 1t home and is
now doing the investigating, after
his own ways. We who live at a
distance cannot appreciate what
the people on the Texas border
are forced TO endure. Our govern.
ment says to Texas to do nothing
against the Mexicans which
might be construed to be an act
Of war. Be patient. And yet
every day these half-civilized
people are committing depreda.
tions upon the illy-protecse
people on the Texas borders
MURDER theft and rapine. The
destruction of property and the
murder of American citizens will
90 enrage our 'populace as to
create . public sentiment here
which viii, perhaps, force our
government to act az the McKin-
ley administration did tow ards
Spain In 1893. The bloody interne-
cine strife in Mexico might be
tolerated II confined to her own
people within her own borders |;
but when they are not satisfied
with the butchery of each other
and make var of murder and
ruin on American citizens, with
oil due respect to the asserted
wisdom and slow pace Of diplom-
acy, Il IL time for the people to
clsmor and clamor loudly for
action and protection.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14
y.,OuthWest Louisiana DEVELOPMENT
Bureau.
sou'wEsTERN REFLECTIONS.

Every farmer should plant an
abundan of sweet potatoes, for
they are good things to have.
even though the market should
be sble to take them.
Those potatoes that the slothful
farmer planted for the early mar
ket, but didn't get them in the
ground in time. will make the
finest sort of feed for hogs, pro-
vided the hogs are permitted to
harvest them. A real farmer
can't very we'll afford to do work
that q pig can do 80 much better
than he can do it. It isn't q good
business proposition.
But, with your commercial crop
ready for the early market the
first Of August. those you need fol
home consumption, and for seed
for yourself and to cell to the
thriftless farmer who didn't save
any seed, may be allowed to ma
ture; and the hogs should harvest
the balance.
Have you sowed lespedeza in
your oats yet? If you haven't, d.
80 before the end of March. |,
requires but q short time to SOW
the seed-no blowing. discing OF
narrowing necessary, and you
can make another profitable CT r
on your land. Lespedsza il
Southwest Louisiana la mort
gage litter, and the man who pre-
tends to be q farmer and is with.
on, it, owes an apology to his live
stock.
Sow lespedeza iu your oats thi-
month.
Now, about your corn seed
Professor Kiddcr, of the State
Agricultural College, at Bator
Rouge, and Secretary of the State
Corn Growers A Association, has
sent letter warning farmers Of
the low terminating qualities Of
the average corn seed this season
Even where corn looks to b.
sound, Professor Kidder says thai
in many instances it is bad, henc.
the only safe way is to test it.
1t will be tested free by th'
State College, but Professor KID.
der gives the following rule fo'
testing at home: stake severa
soup plates or pie pans, fill them
nearly full of loose earth, anc
cover the kernals with thin lay
er of soil. Cover the pans to pr.
vent the escape of the moisture
aud keep them in room whe'e
the temperature will not go very
low"
Don't fail to plant plenty Of
corn, plant only selected seed and
either test it yourself or have il
tested at Baton Rouge.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14
TIE Csst Of Warfare.

The financial cost of modern
warfare 10 we'll illustrated in the
following figures compiled by the
TIlbune OF Rome. They take no
account Of the expense for PEN
sions:
The war with the Beers in South
Africa cost England 81, $50, 000, 900.
Our war with Spain cos. the two
belligsfents together 81, 285, 000, 900.
The war with Turkey cost Italy
Up % December 81. 1918, S229. 800
After deducting the money
spant Cd permanent improve.
meats, such % new and unspoiled
waSshipgs artillery. docks, tele-
graph lines, Notifications, rail.
roads, ETC., Il cost Italy 81 IL for
every soldier for every day Of the
war This cost IN the Franco.
Prussian war was $50 for the
German army and $1.60 for the
French. Il was IS q day for each
British eoldier engaged Ia the
boer war. According to the
Austrian Ministry of National
Defense IN European war would
cost Austria $3.50 q day for every
soldier. u addition to the expense
fof pensions, new arms, munitions
ana other war material destroyed
ana indemnities to private indi-
viduals.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14
, EDesing : 1yh.

TIL '.poison needle" theory has
heea given the quietus by the
Journal Of the American Medical
Association. It says:
"A woman goes to. a moving
picture theatre, enters q crowded
elevator, q street car or elevated
train, or is caught in the press Of
= crowd. Suddenly she sees close
beside her our old i. friend the
'mystsrious stranger with the
piercing black eyes and the COM
pelling manner.
"At the same time she feels a
cling and Knows that che has
been tta6bed with q poie oDed
needle. J. She Immediately be-
comes anconscious, dazed or ir-
Responsible for q greater or less
peftod of time. during which sht
expefieaces number Of marvel.
ous adteAtQfes or, hairbreadsh ca.
capes. b,
1T can be said very positively
that there 10 no drug known 70
scteaetdc men which could be ad.
mtnIeteftd II the manuer. or
which wonld produce the effect.
deeestoed IL recent newspaper
ropoEte. =
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14

Horseshoeiug and Wheelwriehi
work done BY G. s. Brenn.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-03-14

g. 8. bssen does al kind ct e.
pair WORT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
OF YOUNG MEN KILLED
BY TRAIN TO Be HELD TODAY
SERVICES WILL Sc CONDUCTED
At HOME OF Eact4 TrIs
AFTERNOON
Ohio Valley Daily Co. 70 BE Closed
During the Fgnersis-~sqy
Floral Tokens

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon over the remains OF the
two Martins Ferry young men whose
lives were crushed out "wednesday
morning az Yorkville. under the wheels
Of freight train Owing 20 the fac,
that both Of the young men were very
popular. no doubt a large crowd will
attend each service.
The funeral OF John ElprinEham will
De- held from the home OF his brother.
al 1orkVille. and the services will be
IN charge OF the pastor Of the York.
vile church. lnterment will be made
IN the lOrkville cemetery The serv.
Ices viii start al I o'clock
The funeral OF Eddie Bowen will be-
held this afternoon at O'Clock from
the home Of his parents. on North
seventh street. and the services will
De In charge OF Rev. jenkins. OF the
Welsh Congregational church. The
plsymates OF the young boy will act As
pallbearers. Interment will be in Riy.
erview cemetery.
Last evening the rooms OF the
homes In which the bodies Law were
banked with flowers sent by sorrow.
ing friends OF the two boys.
The Ohio Valley dairy will close
its store this afternoon in respect 10
the memory OF the two men who me,
death while In the employ OF that com.
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
NAY SHOE CLERKS
ENJOY BIG SUPPER
PLEASANT EVENING SPENT AT
LAFAYETTE INN AT WEST
ALEXANDER.
Chicken ard Wsffies Were MAR
Items on the Bill % Fare-Fine
Time Enjoyed.

Al $50 yesterday evening the
salespeople OF the Nay shoe Com.
pany. the Nell known Market street
shoe establishment. left for West
Alexander. Pa. where a sumptous re
past had been provided by the man
agement az Lafayette Inn. compli.
mentary TO the firms most efficient
sales force
The occasion was most ENJOYABLE
Good fellowship and good appetites
pade the time pass only too quickly.
Chicken and wafiles we're the main
items on the bill OF fare. the sub.
stantials were supplemented by many
OF the more dainty articles OF diet
700 numerous TO mention. suffice 20
say me dinner was all that could be
desired TO satisfy the innerman.
AFTER a brief stay at the historical
old Inn. the Jolly company enjoyed
we cooi rue among the beautiful
nils back 20 good old Wheeling.
It's wholesome indeed for those who
are accustomed 20 meet only during
the strenuous hours OF business 10
get together in social way. one then
reveals the best side OF their nature
their real personality.
Everyone voted the AFFAIR a bic
success from every standpoint and
expressed the wish for its repetition
IL Is altogether likely this enter
prising shoe firm will make thees so
clal gatherings OF its sales force a
permanent feature
Those present were:
Miss Frances Flood, woman's de.
partment.
Miss Virginia Miller. Hosiery de.
partment
Miss Mae Cooper, Cashier
Z. r. Nay. Mems department.
Edward Weisheit. Salesman and
window artist.
Otto Daubert, Stockman.
Arch Games. Salesman.
Harold r Jones. chief OF delivery
department
niiBam l.au. wrapping department
X. Il. Nay. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
WARRINGTON
InterestinE Recital.


| - ilne audience filled the auditorium
OF the Christian church last evening 20
pupils of Miss NJ Ber~l Stewart
IN" program. which consisted OF
tNtnty seven numbers. presented the
class In the various stages OF musical
| evolution from the beginner to the fin-
| ished performer
The large audience present was NOT
/ only compliment 20 Miss stewart ana
the performers. but indicates the Keen
I interest that Is being taken by the Man
/ al entertainment
VIII singleton. the local athlete ana
| star outfielder OF the West Nfrrinia
| Wesleyan baseball team this season bas
| signed with the Dallas club OF the Ter
/ as league. and expects TO leave for that
The Buffaio 81 p. church " ef w-,os.
I tone will hold watch night service or
tne evening Of June 80. An extensive
sermon by the pastor. beginning at :
o'clock. followed by prayer ana song
service and a number OF short adj
dresses Both Instrumental and vocal
music The public e. invited to attend.
! While In Pittsburgh the first OF the
FOR Lucille Love anotheq BIG S'n 1.r,Si
pnotoplayl which Is a. good as the
PiSrils Of Pauline In many ways II
viii start in about ten days. and f. in
, weekly installments. lie also contract
! ed with the Electric Feature Film COM
/ nany FOR the great White sox world
/ ball picture ever made
! Mrs NJ. Matthews and Mrs Leon
| DAYS AZ tho home Of Mrs. q Miller AT
. Fairmont
Mr.. Kiexander Kohn and family left
/ yesterday for st Petersburg Russia
Mr.. Kohn has been IN Roumania FOR a
Z number or years In the employment Of
the standard OIL company.
Miss May Lyons OF ClarksbtrR Is n
/ guest q friends in Warrington.
| MIS-. EliZabeth Wheat and son. Harry
have returned home TO Wheeling. after
/ a visit with Mrs. a. NJ Burt
Mrs. = r. Goodwin was the CUES, Of
Mrs. j. l. Han IN Fairmont last even
T. II. Clover motored 70 Washington.
7 Pa with J. r Wilson. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Beatty Of Logansport r.
] visiting friends at Washington. H. G.
I Mr. hCllerman returned 20 her home
I ~ 'larkshurg last evening. after n
/ pleasant visit with friends here
Mrs Arthur Cowan returned home
/ yesterday. after very pleasant vaca-
Richard McGarvey is home from
. .harleston for VISIT with his family
Ills sister accompanied him home Tor
/, Is. = HoIiabaurh Ief, this afternoon
70 attend % meeting ~ the 5000 600 club
. Or the state Life Insurance company.
Mrs walter smith returned ycster.
visit with rs relative b f.n,.'p prise after
Mrs Lou Price and family are visit.
ing Nr Price az Cooks hospital IN Fair
Mr and Mrs Harry Straight rnotored
in from Flat Run this morning
Mrs. John Homer 81 Metz atoured In
Mhnnlrgfnn This morning 90 vfrf'
/ friends. on her way 10 FaIrmont. whore
she VIII visit for few DAYS
\ 4 special farmers. institute will 30
hHId Hf Iit mrr on TEuradav. June rs
. Ur rhHu a Lender rsfsr.r4.-f.r s-l
] member ~ The faculty OF West virginia
/ university. VIII lecture uu the diseases
] nf animals and their treatment county
I Agricultural Agent smith will ba rrea.
ont and discuss farming ua nu Industry
25T Discount saie-Men's and
Young Mems suits M'FADDEN's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
MINERS TO HOLD
MASS MEETING
OHIO SIDE WORKERS WILL HAVE
GATHERING THIS AFTERNOON
Prominent Members Of the Union VIII
Deliver Speeches - No Con-
neetion With I. w. w.

mass meeting OF all OF the miners
IN sub-district No. 5. win be held this
afternoon at o'clock in MAYNARD
ana no doubt large crowd will be
present, as several prominent speak.
eIs VIII be In attendance and deliver
snort talks. Many are OF the opinion
That the meeting has been called by
the Industrial Workers OF the World
but such Is not the case as they wifi
have nothing 10 do with tho meeting
The present mining conditions wifi
De talked over and several important
matters VIII be given attention All
ed TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION or BONDS.
OF he Redemption OF Ssr1sr C Amount
ing % Ss.ooo.oo Of the Refund
ing Loan Of 1907 Of the
City of whsennE.

Nuurc a. hereby given by the Commits
stuncrs OF the K,funding Loan 81 Isu1.
That on June IS. Lgff. pursuant e. the
requirements OF the ordinance OF SAID
Nltl passed January &. lsu.=A mer1sd
March -. 1909. and aEain amended June
10. lac-. entitled. IN ordinance TO urn-
vide Tor the issue and sale OF bonds IL
the City OF Wheeling 20 be- known as
the Ecfunding Bonds OF 1902 and Tor
the redemption and Payment thereof
That the followtng described bonds
numbered from l3s Go 1fO inclusive aud
marked series g. aud 10 III amount /. q
st.No0-p0 said bonds viii be- redeemed
and PAID at the iank Of the ohio valley
IN the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after July I. 1914. and said bonds
Will cease TO bear interest GA the last
named day and date.
-. e.. LIST JN.
JAMES 4. MAN WELL.
J. a MILLER.
Con- mlssioncrs OF E,tuudiuE Loan OF
4tu-. Iu-4h-r
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SEALrD PROPOSALS
S0tieS 70 da0e,aetGr.rs. 5Obs.r., Nsr

Notice 70 Manufactures, 5obbsrs Mar.
chants and Other Wholesale Deaisrs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FRAT
Ct Wet virginia viii receive bios da;tv
d Its office at Charleston Vest virginia
lor furnishing supplies for tire evcrnl
state Institutions. tho financial manage
ment Of which Is vested - said E0trd
CONT acts viii BE awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and o.hrr
things being equal Wet virginia deal.
ers VII be given preferences
lieT 81 supplies needed viii be fur.
nished bidders on rece'Ft OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE HDAPD OF CONTROL
~ ~ cha -iestc1 Wcsf Vtrginin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
COUNTY tax BOOKS CLOSED

Sh0rGs books insofar as mo collie.
ION nf taxes Ia concerned buf
sheriff sweeney Del inclined f0 be- Ilr..
emf and should Gnf ono come BOD .,fh
their t4Ne- up until SATURDAY. fhsv
NiU receive Tho same toEnizanra
th' others The total Of collections
tnr l1' year has not been made ur or
tlo total Tor yesterday but the steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
OIL AND GAS

,,,,,i mere rs a scarcity Of large wells
Virsts 'he late competitions In the West
In the last named not even "a. -,
1919 t.tIltory Is furnishing anythine
Garfr IMAM very light producers The
tuon sand development In Sardts a.
ttlct. Harrison county W IA -,
zone talrly well during the past fwo
No.. ON Little Elk creek. George h
liner % have drilled tn the serono
test on the l. \ Watxins fsr,,' ,,tI
t ,ia,' a ioo-6arrel producer The Ioca-
A. ion Is inside Of defined territory and
dIne vicinity Of other good mo-
Penn IN 5 6i 1 w4IIsss district, the south
on the \. X. Harbert farm "A Shot A., -
c,oIuoh sand and tts production was in
s,' vased from 30 e. 40 barrels the en-
No. on the Jesse A. SUroit Earn I,
""iainS up az 260 barrels a day.
Ritch,aD G ro,ir,S run; Murphy district
company has drilled second test @n
80 ~ wilson farm through the salt
dis i' Si'o t ha5 a duster In the same
we sand az a test on the r l. I5onp.i-
= iatm Ihe Woodrow OIL COMPANY =
iigb, r on ihe Martha smith farm is a
aassers IN Lincoln County.
., '.t.tnt competitions In Lincoln conn
! ~ consist principally OF gas wells. rs,ng-
I ing from light TO good producers a.
d., ii,.ouSe creek, sheridan dlztrictc.
Jrt,,..i. SrNai Gas a Oh company has
7 a..
SoeIStlon tract through the Eig irj,f-,
an I'm, ana mas hsht gasser. ON Guy-
1r,bi, ln the same district. the col
C -l,lnlf % a Electric company mas
.olspltt"d No. 2l3. located on III. C;iiy-
andotte Land Association frsrt 80 tg
= .iI ih the biE luiuu sand Win
cubic feet a dav. '"N "''' -HAiI
~ Two Mile creek SheriJs, 1is-
panN has comuIsted No 10y, ,.in-
u'1 '"al Company lands and ~. :.
sand ~, k"aeer 70 the Hig Iniun
company has started T., iriif 'n' rai'.
tss, on ne Alncda Dial farm. The f.st
-, w tHlS farm came in a few 49,
[ in"nt down that wav Vyb.r t,,,i -, 'ii o.
sp,.'I 1'na u started on az rusbsr
any copsi,l ~ not keep up the pace for
On, harley.s creek Grant distrt.,
49,. ~ county, tho Harahbarrer on e
SO g ,l'i, ,tIl h3s the rig completed for
i"ndy district KanaWE5 coYnt, ." ,'lE
~ 'ilN ~ and Gas company has s,srt
I farm h. a. test on the j. o. Whit.
uel Gas ,ompanv r. drC t- = nllng
so,, ~ -. y I.auEhhorn farm.
] IN me deep Sand tsrrit0rt A., t..r.
Z ,tnt' township. Hockirr r,t,,t, 81,
80, ~ company fas completed srJ
farm and has a 3 bsr1.I y 1,,,,n.,l n. Su,t.. r
ur,. 1i,t rlct end township tha Cr..t (,
So, ~, ~ company has completed and
/ and be on ne Prank 50. clair farI
au1. Die location a. 1000 f..t ,.-ll
49,, Ut the test on the J. b. Ter-.II
I ~ The northern emf ~ tho deem san. D
l.'il ln Reading tnv~ahir Perm. conn.,
/ ~. we ,7rter oI CorlparF I4s .t4-t. .
. T,rr .t % -ns Charlie storrr
r,lp. ihe Chicago Du Currrrrt rYrr,- =.
80 80. "N. Dr. thf Clinton send sf e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
HOTEL FRONTENAC

from Beach. The most popular section
ltetwecn the two famous piers. central %
All attractions; modern. hiEh-ciass hotel.
AZ good a. the best capacity G5o. Will
make very special terms OF s. SO.
1880. $500 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. vleNR tor. baths
phones. superior table. with white rst-
vice. table supplied cirect from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumbing. p,rchrs
OVERLOOK the ocean and boardwalk
Booklet. W a. WATTS
Ju-lS-.Gt
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Zee would lead one Co believe that
some business was being done
should The taxes NOT bo paid fnpIr
property f4 referred tO tho state TaN
CuUul TONER for collection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

me holders OF the above notes are re-
q4eStcd 60 surrender them. tNitu AM un-
eafncd interest coupons attached al fH~
gfllct OF the Security Trust COMPANY.
NheeunE " Va for payment rydrmr-
uou and retirement on an, nrrt day 81
july lflt. and after such date interest
thereon shall cease.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
FRED J. FON.
Secretary.
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NOTICE
OF Redemption Of Bouds OF the Loan O,
1888 OF the City OF wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the commits
sionyrs Of the loan OF 1855. or the ,isy
Of Wheeling, West Virginia. that pur.u-
ant 10 the requirement. OF the ordinance
OF said city, passed May -. 1855. ru-
Titled. An ordinance 60 provide for the
issue and sal" of bonds OF the city OF
Mhceline 10 be known as Iionds OF The
loan OF 1853. and FOR the redemption and
pay mont thereof. and providing tor nav
mcnt into the city treasury. OF cgrtHin
amounts from revenues of the -us and
Water works" the following describe Z
bonds. issued under the said ORDINANCE.
were determined by lot by said commits %
sioncrS FOR redemption and payment on
the tirst day Of July \. -. 1914 10 wiz.
konds Of $500 principal each. mum ber,d
81 and 80. and bonds of 1000 princiutI
each. numbered as follows. llt. IHU. I5..
Ia. 1870. zee. 2O9. .24. .Nf and sos.
said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid al the Bank Of the Ohio
valley, In the city OF Wheeling West
virginia, on and after the first day OF
July. 1915. and said bonds so determined
viii cease 10 bear interest from the last
named day and date
l. T.. SANDS
T. ". PETERSON
ALFRED CALDWELL.
commissioners OF the loan Of 1885.
HF. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
HOTEL RUDOLF a a,..

On tn. ocean trent. AiWag- ursn.
Capacity 1000. American AMI t.u ror~au
plans Hot and cold fresh ald 80. water
In all baths running water in guests,
looms Broad Nerauaar comruarlIu.
view % ocean and connecting with the
famous boardwalk cafe EuGoluh l~
one % the biz attractions superb ore
che-tras afternoon and evening dancing
A = kuksyssr. MEr 10 n Nitl rlau. I'rs-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

a. fHr meeting of ths RUmh.lrn
County Executive Committee fNI.
evening th. vacancy caused hv fNa
reeirnaf.0u uf William q TraufurIn.
~ Washington district. viii De- filled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
GENERAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
or the Drawing for Pedemption OF the
Main Street Bridge Bonds, Of
the City of whoelfug
NOTICE

~ h1N loE redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds, OF
the city OF wheeling.
N'llce rs hereby given By the Commits
si"ncrs "t the Main street Bridge BONDS,
tiifSt sericsl that, pursuant to the re-
quir"ments OF the ordinance Of said clty
passed the 18th day of March. 1890. en-
utlcd. An Ordinance 10 provide for the
issue and sale OF Bands of the city of
wheeling 10 be known a. the Main
street Bridge Bonds tfirst scriesD and
Tor the redemption and payment there
OF. the following described Bonds is-
sued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined By lot by said Commissi. n
ers. cor redemption ard payment on the
first day 81 July. 1919 to-wit:
iiond q $4,000 principal number l0J.
Bond ~ 81 600 90 principal number 2a4.
said bonds so determined will A. r.-
deemed and paid a. th. Bank Of the ohio
valley. In the city OF Wheeling west
virginia on and ate the said first dav
of July. 1914. ami said bonds so deter
mined viii cease Co hear interest from
the last mentioned daN and date
T. " PETERSON.
J. &. MILLER
l. r SANDS
Commissions ar the Main street Vridra
Loan ttrst Ecrtcel. iu-l9-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
DIED

FLAcCus-on Thur~lay June 20. 1aft
O.. l-.-f o'clock m.. al Wheeling
hospital T.. g. FLACCJs.
Funeral services from his late reaidcnca
N.iI"n1I Road. Altenhcim saturday
AFTERNOON af o'clock Friends I'd hi.
.'.i F are Invited. intermont Green
wood c.metsry.
KEENAN, "wednesday June qaratt
NI FL .I"'k "a. m.. GEORGE vs. SON al
samuel and Rosa Herman. In che llat
year OF IIs age
Funeral from residence ~ hIa rarenfs
Nd" .IH wood afrHt. Friday an .r.
noon 1f o'clock IHf.rwsrf boz Trr.r.
.H.I cemetery. Friends invited
. eiNs-Nt N. 'un Hospital. on
MRS A. S'ftUEET|s
Eun.r.. notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
The Lexington

lhe Lexington AVE- GROUND. fH S,as
tennis courts adjoining Beach buIv
motel where guests may 20 from house
10 surf In bathing attire without using
ftrosts, which IL prohibited. Care 81
btthiuE suits ana use OF bath houses r.
irec. running water In rooms. private
hdths. Tango parlorS. orchestra. 81 SO
ana up daily, s. 70 Sl7 80 weekly. Am
erican plan. Whit. service BookIet
PAUL e. IsOSECRANS Mgr
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TIE SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS CO.
SemEAnnual Trouser Sale begins to.
morrow. See large adVt on Paoe 2
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Redemption OF Bonds.

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