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ROOMS AND BOARD

IN HOME OF REFINEMENT AND CUI-
hE. ELEGANiLT FIR. ROOMS. SIN
GLE Or I'm SUITE; EVERYTHING NEW:
EXCELLENT TABLE; RESIDENTIAL SEC
lion; ALSO CONVENIENT 10 DOWN
TOWN. n. 8755-M
Sth ST. y. w, S24-Room and board s. per
week; table board $3.50; O'Clock breakfast
IL
II ST. y. W., ul2-2Rd and :rd floor front
rooms; also large room; southern expos
uTe; board. i
X ST. =. W. lu9-Yery desirable rooms;
central location: eGcellent table board: hot
water heat.
l. ST. nC5-Nicely fur. rooms: single OF dou-
bio: with good nome table: pnoDe; very
reasonable.
18th ST ~. W.. S0S-Large and small rooms:
eScrIlent table: also table boarders IL
-
18th ST. y. W.. I0C5-ion CThe CutlsrJ-Chslse
single and doIbls rooms; pll conNenieAcea
single. s=l-SSs; double. sjj-$6S: Iable 3D.. SIS
10
r ST. N. E. l0CS-Front parlor room. suit
able for / or gentlemen; with board. IS
geek.
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CIGAR and pcolrooIn on business street; rent
SIS; clearing $40 mOLth; big value at $50.
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GROCERY; attractive corner stand: cheap
rent; owner must sell at once; take inv olce
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SPECIAL-Ro0MING HOUSE, Mass ave
n. W., !: beautifully furnished rooms
Rent only so5. Large income. Be quick.
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F0R RENT--H0USES
S unfurnished.

Isls l STREET NORTHWEST.
Attractive house OF L large rooms
and two bsths: down-town but In q
very good neighborhood. Possession
CAD be had Immediately. Rent rea-
THOMAS ]. FIssER & CO. INC.
7:s 18th street n. w.
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Jo7 md ST. n, Wa hns furnished roomin,
house for sale; viii ssgl lt = lacrincs.
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MONEY WANTED Z TO LOAN

INVESTNENTS-Reai estate nrst trust
loans are the EaIest and best fnyestmenf8s
per cent interest payable semi-aunualiF
All loans secured ON real estate ucFrA frqa
- u IuO Ger sent In eAcesS OF loan.
H. c. AACkALL y CO..
Roam soS Metropolitan Baak BIeK
Hof -EY 40 LoAN-Esss 10 500. 70 % d G
real estate. several trust funds ~ =
per ceenl All transactions conductGo villa
ec,norniczl consideration for borrowers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS = CO..
Southern building NJ 18th ST y y.
MONEY 10 LOAN On real sstltss isvest
rates: prior payment privileges iAfE1
amo0ats. TYLER < RUfHERFOkD. - lsfe.
SECOND TRUST
Money 70 lean AZ - on District Real n
este Any amount frOm Ssc0 TO s. - On nrsE
or second trust. N straight nots OF monFhlg
payments Taxes only thres days - mata
PAUL v. MITCHELL = Co.
ms 1ttA II n "
MONEY TO LOAN on MARYLAND proDsrts
First mortgage only. MARION DUCEEfT
& SON ell r St n. W.
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Nice room and bath hat. edi floor. III
H St ". E.; newly papered ara painted
and very cheap rent-sis.5o. <-l
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MOVING PICTURE THEATER-Rent $50:
we'll equipped. See this and make oher.
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MOORE 4 HILL, Inc. i4soss H st. y. "
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som was burned to death and Mrs. Mary
Brown, a chambermaid. was fatally in
tured in $4,000 fire which destroyed
Smiths Hotel.
Bristol, Va-RaymOnd Stroupe
twenty-six years old, captured last
week at Oklahoma City, Okla, was
brought to Bristol by officers of that
city and identified as the slayer oi
tol, april 8, 1908.
AnnapOIis.-Fifty-O residents OF
Silver Spring. Montgomery county, and
vicinity, have peti.ioned the adiutant
general Of Maryland for enrolment as
a company of the First Regiment Ma.
tional Guard.
NOrfOIk.-"wo youths lost their lives
and two others had a narrow escape
when a skin in which they were row.
ing in the river capsiZed. Julian Nixon
and Paul Thomas we're drowned. Wal
company's log pond, jumped into the
river and saved Flag Corner and Cof-
field, the fourth boy,
Petersburg, Va.-MIss LavInia Per-
k.nson, aged sixty-two years, was H.
stantly killed within a few yards of
her home, bY an eastbound passenger
train on the Norfolk and Western
railway.
BaItimOre.-WhIIe on his way TO this
city to spend New Year Day with
his mother and sister, Russell NJ. Clap
saddle, twenty-siX years old. of New
port News, Va, jumped from the steam
er Virginia, of The Old Bay Iine.
FOREIGN.
BerlIn-BerIIn is snOwbound. after
the most severe blizzard in thirty years
More than fourteen inches Of snoR
covers the city. Trains have been de-
layed and traffic seriously interfered
with.
Loadon.-Roland Garros, one Of the
leading French cross country air pilots
Gustave Hamel, the premier
British flyer, to an aerial duel to decide
British or French supremacy before rep
resentatives of the aero clubs of their
respective countries.
Tampico, Mex.-The steamship Nor
man Castle, which arrived at this port
today. reported that her officers had
heard two loud explosions and seen
bursts of smoke on the horizon and
fears were entertained that a ship had
been destroyed by an explosion at sea.
Paris.-A special dispatch reports
that Cardinal William Fl. O'Connell.
Of Boston, probably will sue
ceed Cardinal Rampolia as arch-priest
Of st. Peters in Rome.
TriPoIi.-Adyices were received Of n
battle in the neighbOrhood Of MurzulC.
,apital of Fezzan. A column of Italian
md native troops completely routed the
Arabs after five hours OF fierce lighting.
ParIs.-Frederfck Birmingham, the
who made a descent into the
lepths OF the crater Of VesdNius last
week, says the sulphur fumes. which al
most destroyed the party, cured bron-
hits from which he was SUFFERING
81. PetersburE.-fhe Emperor con-
irmed the ministerial decree permitting
he import OF foreign naptha duty free.
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Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

because % is IN perfectly safs % uaa
and hiss been % such rreat help % a
hpei ~ erueciaut mothers. these women.
eEperierced ~ this most happy period.
advise the use n 'Mothera Friend"
Appllfu externally 60 the abdominal
uusrIen Na purpose lH o. relieve ths
undue tension upon the cords and IEa-
nents feauitlnE from muscular expansion.
beneath the surface a. a network % fns
nerve threads and the gentle. suothinE
crnhrocafion. Mothers Friend" o.
desiEued 20 - lubricate tho muscular
hhrcs ~ 90 avoid the unnecessary and
continuous rarEing upon this myriad %
nerves. NJ o. n refer action.
Applied 90 the breasts Do aT0rfs fhs
proper naasaEe % prevent caklng
Thousands - women have reason 90
believe On this splendid help under the
trying ordeal - motherhuod Their
letters are eloquent evidence ~ ~ great
value 20 women. IN use Tor many years
% has come 90 De a standard remedy Tor
th@ purpose.
There o. e0arceiy n wel-sfooted drug
store anywhere but what you can easily
obtain a bottle % Mothers Friend" and
~ nearly every town and village a.
grandma who herself used o. Oh earlier
yeara. EErecfaut mothers are urrcd %
try this srieudid assisfsnf 20 conforf.
Mothers Friend is prepared by npd-
ftlf ntrulator Co.. 80 famar nifE.,
Atianta. Ca. Send f0f or ntuo book,
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esrdener eerIousIr Inlured.

Jeh Hinton, gardener. who resides
az hiverview. was the victim OF a ser.
tous accident yesterday morning. when
wagon on which be was riding was
struck by a wheeling Traction car.
MI Hinton was thrown forcibly 10
the ground and was trnmpled on ~
the horse. The car was brought 20 a
stand still and the injured man was
placed on u and taken to Bridgeport.
Wnere medical AID was rendered. His
injuries consist OF three broken ribs
and number Of bad cuts on the body
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WELLSBURG

para h sari- ~ w. Va. Sept. I5.-Pre-
Story 70 talking over the y nj q
~. " name - we'll as in action ~.
n,en,t.h Ciub held a very enthusias sic
ne ing az the building last e,,e1i,.ss
foy ,SleSted new Officers and direetosss.
h,,,,.,n.e year. The Improvement M ne
III m as planned We're concurred H.
~ me work ordered TO h. Dushi'
1ntry into the building il exr.l 49, S 20
- mIst week In October. at vShicb a ~, ~
b" rouse warming meeting Will H. 49,
u,1,. olusI that work for the year fnigbt
~ oSeeu IN regular order the ma ata
-. % lhe Hamilton Club resfgned -,
~ ones were elected Ia All ,ta
"a. me onicers elected vger,.s Pre-
sfn.,, lem Jones: vice president krth,,,
urer ei. IeeoTdlng secretary and trcss
ietary. walter @. Russell. '''o sec
BOARD OF directors was clo.,.s a..
be5S atter the affairs or the ciub H.
n ,,s,a,I being composed % the foiiovvi,n's
n Wsikinshson' j. r. Elson. Dr. J.
a sahR F M: OF Foilansbee; Elmer J acKson
~ ~, ,roliansbee, ID. A. Burt OF Rs.nt,
fGottomE ~ e. Wells, OF Rcccb p..,,,.n
RR I,t,nt thompson. Edward y. Fe1vjcl'
rr.oogIt Lawrence. Parke West CI.r.,.S,A,
G s, sr N,c =; H. Ge9rge, John Cornelius,
"iEgins and William Bell 'ohn
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BELLAIRE
Coroner Rendered VerdIet.

Coroner Myers returned yesterday
afternoon from Flushing. where he in
vestigated the death Of Mrs. Phillip
Schimitz who died Sunday from a
sun shotvound. The coroner render
ed a verdict Of accidental death, the
Investigation disclosing that Mr..
Schimitz had loaded the gun, a %
calibre AFFAIR. VIXEN some one called
him out into the yard He handed his
wife the gun with the baTrel pointed
toward her when IN some manner Il
exploded. the ball entering her breast.
The woman's last words we're: 81 am
going TO die. Get the baby so can
kiss II goodbye" Before Mr.. Schimitz
could comply with the request she fell
TO the floor and expired.
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Bellaire Briefs

MISS Nelma Workman. OF South Bel.
Ialre. has gone TO Alliance. where she
lege w
Lucille Lovejoy. OF Maple Grove. w.
va. Is me guest OF Bcllaire relatives.
Jesse Bippus. who was Injured In an
automobile accident Saturday, is i'm,
Miss Tillie Fouts. OF East Liverpool
Is spending few lays with Miss Ma.
rie Gaertner. on jefferson street.
Leo Gibson. OF Johnstown. Pa. il
spending few days with friends in
John Manley has returned from a
visit With friends al Marietta.
Mr.: and Mrs. William Mcintosh. OF
Franklin street. have gone to CIeye.
land for visit with friends and rela.
Misses -Nesa end Mildred Long NJ
altman avenue. have gone to Oberlin.
Wnere they will enter college.
Miss Vida Steenrod. OF Gravel Hill.
az Darlington.
Misses Mary Norton. Owena Rauer
Alma Rodewig and Howard Tbomp-
s son nave returned TO Columbus. where
tnel VIII enter Ohio State University
Mrs. Bridget Jones has returned 10
her home in Columbus after a visit
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben y. Morris enter.
tanned number OF children last night
az their home on Gravel Hin in honor
OF the eleventh birthday OF their son.
The Pultney township board OF edu.
cation held meeting laat night in the
onice Of Clerk w. j. Campbell. ONLY
routine matters were given attention
Mrs. Charles Wise entertained the
Momans Missionary society OF the
First Presbyterian church TUESDAY
AFTERNOON - her home on Guernsey
street
Howard DIXON a -. ClalrsviIle re.
few days here.
Frank Mcnamara OF Thirty.hrst
street has returned from visit with
friends a. 81. Clairwille
Mrs. Charles Stewart and son OF
san Francisco. Cal. are visiting her
Parents W. and Mrs. Fred Wright on
itOr In the city YESTERDAY
Harold Lamb lofi yesterday foi
Wooster 90 resume his studies in she
university
J. G. lazurr Of PITTSBURGH was a
guest Of friends here yesterday.
Miss Margaret Shea is ia az her
homo on Monroe street
Atti nf MORGAN sud Albert schinde.
~ have rofIrrod from q few days
ouhne In q ashing camp a. Captina.
Th. vornr r~n he'd threatened aui-
rtd" if Hh' r.'e'frd him. ana although
Doc HiH POI IIHrf.
"WfN Didn't hsr' vaa asked
Sold boa ri.. BIZ heart to nor"
.fIH. Dr. didn't Hnfr the heart 60 XIII
fimseif "-- Boston Truth.
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W. "a. Jones Of North FIfth street
VII remove hts family 20 Warren. o.
to-day where he f. employed.
An important meeting % the LOYAL
order o. Moose was held In their hall
at the corner ~ Second and Hanover
Next Saturday evening ~ the home
~ Mrs George Harris ~ jefferson
street. a poverty social Willie held ana
no doubt a large crowd will be present.
owing 20 the fact that n union prayer
Meeting Will be held IN the First Rap
tI4t church this evcniur. All ~ the other
services have been dispensed for the
Last evening the condition of Matt
Mrpcrmott was still critical 81 the
local hospital ana BE- o. gradually get
MsnaFeT Roviey Of the Athletics is
trying 90 arrange N game Tor Sunday
Afternoon With some stronE team
home on First street Tor the past sew
eral days is slowly Improving
several pieces uf the new equipment
for the new pump at the water works
low
The Kings Daughters held on import
ant moetrE a. the home ~ Mrs George
Reese on Fourth street last evening
SEVERAL people frpm this city viii 80
to West Alexander Tomorrow Co take
a meeting of the citizens Of this city
and vicinity was held in 0ho Commercial
association rooms last evening Go take
action on the road improvements being
Tho knirhta of pythias held en- I'm
nurfHrt meeting Dol their haU ir The
opera block last evening
GOOD nrggrese is neins made 81 ne
farta ~ The city aa the contractor
want t0 complete che wort before bad
VI" TIE s'r uembsrs or me nir Girls club
we're pleasantly entertained last even
fnr 90 thr homo ~ Vice LrfhH Myers.
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Attorney r. H Armstrong Of Ar-,-
-tfonFs Mills. is here on business this
Palmer J. IauFhiin accoratrv for ,b.
Wat Mining car company of Harre--
,lne was business visitor ln town
~ q zink and family of Mounds.
fhle werc guests az the home 81 Mr.
day.
lJr. J. D. Gcorry. OF Morristovp v,s
business visitor az thia place yestor-
u " Beck or bridgeport was In
Town yesterday attending to business
81 ana Airs William shsnpsrd. Of
eN concord ohio, are EucstT ~ me
street
- o Mumna and vie ~ Barnes
.llle. ere arrunInr some time I'd the
nome Or ri y jail on West Main street
Miaa Horr. OF Armstrong; Mile srs
-NrndinE the week 90 The home 90 the
MNHsa scott uu West Main street
r.. p. Hnur0nrf ~ Morriafoun. vas =.
Voc wors S yi.i'er 81 this piece ysstsra,sg
llafld Thomas and daunhfere. Misses
ItINnnI and NIrululn. who are visiting
relatives ln wales that they VIII r-a~a
on pc Nlourctania from LONDON Sep
Nra claude pickerron and son. ~
turFwI ck Pa. are guests nc fhr home 81
John Forren on ne North side
~ a. Grahame. 20 Whcciinr we
.,ine visitor nc the court house Mon
Nias ErIe Kinder. of SCENERY Hu va.
D. ruCsi ut The home 0f D MUraftv
on MARIETTA street
Miss Ocorriana TROLL of Wheeling ia
uncle. CHARLES Troll Clrrk ~ the Clar-
cndon hotel
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RridRsnort Rriafa

\ large number Of the members OF tn,
EpW orth league Of this city attended
the rally In Wheeling Yesterday
Several candidates were initiated n,
the regular meeting OF the Senior Ne
chanics held last evening
The Twentieth Century Marthas will
be entertained Thursday at the home
OF Mrs Marsh IN tsiS city
Many local hunters took advantage OF
the opening OF the squirrel season yes
terday. and took n day on and went 10
the woods TO hunt squirrels
At the meeting Of the Junior Ne
chanics held Monday evening the ders-
gate 20 the recent state convention made
very interesting report.
a large delegation OF striking miners
VIII go TO 81. Clairsville tomorrow 10
meet Governor Cox. who will be al the
fair tn the afternoon.
The Loyal Legion held n well attend
ed meeting In their hall last evening
Meister's band Of this city will leave
to-day for 81 Clairsville TO play for
the fair
J. D. Trueman. % this city. left yes
terday morning for Cleveland 20 visit
his son.
Miss Elizabeth TOben and Joseph
Iennyson were quietly married az 81.
Anthony's church yesterday morning
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Grover How
ley Yesterday morning. "a ten pound girl
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Big Meeting PIann.d.

beilaire Democrats are making biz
plans Tor the opening gun OF the cam.
palBn IN belmont county Thursday
evening when Gov. Cox aud ATTORNEY
General Hogan will be- the prlncipaI
sneakers. In addition 20 these Chair.
man Mtchener announced yesterday
mat lion. 7. J. Duny. a member Of
the OHIO Industrial Commission
VIII speak on the wOrkmen's compep
sauon law. TIE meeting will BE- hold
on central avenue and the Addresses
VIII De delivered from the balcony -
the windsor hotel
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Marriage Licenses rrauod
Tho following marriage licenses were
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Misses Anna and Elizabeth Thomas
Here hostesses TO the members OF the
Sthnoard Bearers or the NJ. T. church
thls evening. at their home on Marietta
street. The usual program Nas beard
ahu hlter the program Refreshments
were served BY the hostesses Tho wear
y erection OF members was held ana
Mrs. ora Schafer was appofnted 49,
9l..iht. Mrs. w. a. ZaugE. vice president
Lana berry. treasurer; May Cunning.
s'ii,l.i' =, ectetary and Mrs. NJ. =. Hall was
e,I-ses Anna and Elizabeth. Thomas and
AIRS. oliver Taylor were the hostesses
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commIttsss He'd mesti,o

manufacturer committee.
Nhich D. assisting those in charge a.
the tall festival and pumpkin SHOW
70 Do held IN This city in October holm
meeting last night The commiffs.
de' ided 20 ask 40 manufacturer fo
place on display tho article manufart.
urrd 90 their plants Inc c1mmhfaa
flao desired the cooperation OH all
manufacturer ln making the faU fer
liFal success. The committee pla14
nave one o. The largest display OF IN.
ilcies made in Bellaire ever seen .n
the city
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xoTHEn sTArrsLAvs
TELLS or nECovruv

Nefiected throat trouble. ard con-
- coughs ard raida often reaFeu
-.etefn iuveatlFafe reports III rr-
eraflff Here on one
invent ~ Hf Anne sanford rfa
lentlemeu-fu Fehruarr faff four
20 tnfH cNaninen M throat and nrn-
glnced TIE leceHsity n an auoraffor
ga.lnE heard "a peekrklu
Aotherhouae ~ tho Sisters III af rrsr.
Who're vas VISITING. ~ Ecknan.s
AiigfAlHe. 7 nrfrrrr lrnn 81 u Last rerr-rf
70 w o. After taking four o. re-
huttiea large pieces 10 diseased ffsrl.e
afue away continued the AIfer4ffge-
% mf ffafeful aud daily relief Ir 49,
inenthe ts restored ~ perfect heaffF
7 would Ilff them Co. see and haaf fror.,
,ng ~ hpst - They ~ dssife 80 {
fsIensdJ 'm0irifEg a Ttss.s,Il 9,'teqt
hckman.a Alternative a. nn0st enicr-
cIoua On bronchial cafarrh ana ae.e-s
throat and long Affections and urbnIff-
fnH ne aLaffw Contains M harr4fuf
- hahlf-forn1inT drura Accent ro
aunatiutes Small flze or. rrrut4r sfr.
500 ~ leading frurFiefs WrIfe
Erknran Iah1raf1rT fafaIuHIa -
Tor boekiet q reoogsriss
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ThH Nnnur w~n he'd threatened sui
ridn pr ahr r''r'frd him ana although
H. hif 's didn't
-NfN Didn't be-" waa asked
Said bod ri.. BIZ heart fu her"
WhHtH that got to do with itf"
IH. Ir dIiu'f Hnfr tho heart t1 kin
rImNpi ".. boston Truth
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ne Fhtieth annual session Of IN.
sain,hsndle Baptist association H. h.irss
tregation In East Finley fov,nsit,e
r.. ~ w iesnington county, Pa ConveninS
49,. 7eag AFTERNOON al 2 o'clock me aes
SSou VII close with the meeting Thurs-
Gay morning. The Rev. Joseph A Rsn-
Rf,ii N moderator and Rev Arden IA
80 ~ eleFk Rev. T. J. Pack. pas
.a "ttenuanco az the convention 40
WI, WI take part In the program of Wed
praise service and on Thurgda, I, n,, -
ing VIII make thu feporf on reeofr,tS,i..
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MARTINS FERRY


\ union parycr meeting viii b. held
this evening In the First Baptist church
sud no doubt n large crowd will b. pres
"nt ns the services viii be held in the
main auditorium ~ the church. The
following churches viii b. represented
~ The services. Baptist. Christian United
iresbytt Ran. First Presbyterian and
ttrEt VI q. church. The meeting viii
Do held in anticipation 0f the revival
services. which viii b. held the latter
part OF next month
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Taken 20 Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Craig. OF Gravel Hill.
was removed TO the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday and will UNDERGO
treatment for n severe case of blood
poisoning. A few DAYS ago Mrs. Craig
Tell and sustained a bad bruised 'foo:.
NO attention was paid TO the injury
and blood poisoning developed which
may necessitate amputation of the
foot
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Meet This Aft.rnonr

a meeting OF the executive commit.
tee OF the Eastern Ohio Teachers A.
sociation will be held in this city this
Afternoon. when matters pertaining to
annual meeting to De held at Cam.
bridge Will be considered. The com.
inlttee Is composed OF Principal Nc
ney, OF this city; Supt d. Horton, Of
Melisviiie. and Supt. " f. AFTER, OF
Cambridge.
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Unique window.

one Of the. most interesting window
displays 10 be seen IN this city for
some time can be seen at the Robert &
frederlcks drug store on Lincoln ave-
nue.. The window Is fixed TO represent
"A hunting camp and in the back grounds
can be seen "a stuffed Eagle. the prop
erty OF Paul Carpenter of the Bridge
port Bank 4 Trust company. A large
stuffed coon Is also on display in the
window in addition several guns. Last
evening the sidewalk in front OF the
drug store WIS crowded all evening by
people anxious 10 see the display.
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Work was started yesterday by the
Burt Horse and Mule EXCHANGED OF
wheeling. on remodeling the building a
the corner OF Fourth and Wainut
streets. In which place they Will open a
morse and mule exchange in this city
The company will handle all kinds OF
horses and Will make this city their
headquarters. The place will be open
Tor business some day next week
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large crowd attended the fifteen
cent lunch given IN the Trinity I.uth-
eran church last evening by the young
ladies' Bible class Of the Sunday school
supper was served from TO =, and
during those hours many people were
present and enjoyed the splendid menu.
Arrangements are being completed for
another supper 10 be given next month.
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lng IudunfrInuH DANES. OFF fiIr fIfv.
VIII % entertained Thursday afternoon
~ This week Of fnr home af Mrs. hfhrrf
lHifmaf, o. tdgrunnd back Of Whrafinr
ava 20 doubt n larlr number of the
W. N'fH VIII hn present. Tho feature
nt the afternoon viii BE- nrwInr ana
.fnfN WON aud rnfr0ahuIfufa viii b.
served 20 fhe close This will D. the
held thie winter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-16

Great things are expected OF the hirn
school Football team this season. as
tney nave secured the services OF Gard
ler. VINO played fullback on the Stats
team iaSt year. 10 act a. coach. The
team mas been out for practice each
evening. ana are showing up fine in the
preliminary work The first game on
tne schedule Will be played the latter
part OF the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-16

The Raj q River mines iu HelIafrr
nave laid or Hll repaifman and the
itns ana pumps have been stopped
p thoil ume aEo the operators were
stumbling because these men eerr
laken from the mines. and that rrcs4
uamaFe would result if the mlnnr
we're not Kept In repair ana the fans
Kept going. The fact that he mlnra