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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
PRoULx PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Held in $4,000 in Taunton on Charge
of Causing Death of Cunha.

TAUNTON, Mass, Dee. 30.-Charged
with mauslaughter in causing the death
Of Joseph Marie Cunha, Anne Proulx,
IA weIl-kno~n baseball player, was ar
raigncd in the district court yesterday.
He pleaded not guilty through his
counsel, Harold F. Hathaway, and the
case was continued until Friday,
ProulN's bonds being fixed at $4,000.
As a result of row between Cunha
and some friends and another crowd Of
young men at Sabbatia lake Monday,
stones were thrown. Cunha was strucl,
on the head and died later at his
boarding house on Court street Gun
has brother and others identified
ProulN as the one who threw the stone.
Froulx denied being in the crowd at
the time.
William and Arthur Charbouneau,
Arthur Cote and Wilfred Beaulieu. are
also alleged to have been engaged in
the stone throwing. They were charged
with assault, pleaded not guilty and
their eases were likewise continued I'M
til Friday, their bonds being fixed at
$500 each.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.
A Sample of How CIeveriy They Arc
Mised In France.

A Sample of How CIeveriy They Arc
Mixed In France.
Politicians OF the United States are
supposed TO be gifted above those of
all other countries IN the art of self ad.
vertisement, but it is doubtful whether
any of our politicians are more adroit
in this respect than certain French
men. Witness. for example, the follow
ing announcement, published in the
newspapers OF Paris:
GENERAL ELECTION.
''To the Electors of the Steenth Ar
rondissement, City of Paris: The IN.
dersigned appreciates the f1attering de-
sire of many of his fellow citizens that
be should represent this arrondisse-
ment in the chamber of deputies. AL
ways proud to feel himself in accord
with his fellow citizens, he is con-
vinced that he would represent them
faithfully and that his nomination
would be equivalent to an election.
Fully approaching this fact and
thanking the citizens of the Steenth ar
rondiSsement for their confidence so
generously bestowed. he begs leave.
nevertheless, TO announce that the
great increase in his business as a
dealer in hats at 1000 Rue de Mar.
settles fully occupies his time and at.
tention and that his service to the pub
lie at this we'll known establishment
will unfortunately prevent him from
accepting the responsibilities of dep
uty.
'In short, instead of putting himself
at the head of the people. he claims the
privilege of putting his products upor
their heads. "-Chicago Herald.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
Notable improvements Made
in System of Heating
and Ventilation
TRUSTEES REPORT
TO THE GOVERNOR
superintendent Lawton Says that in
Respect to VentiIating, Heating and
Pure Spring Water Institution Is
Equal to Amy in New England.

The following is quoted from the
last biennial report of the trustees of
the BrattIcboro Retreat to Governor
Fletcher:
"Several radical Improvements have
been made during the biennial period,
among which may be mentioned the
installation of the PIenum heating and
Ncntil2ting systens, planned upwards of
three years ago, and now practically
completed. This system is in full ope-
ration in the east wing. and will be
ready for use in the west wing before
cold weather. The cold air is drawn in
from out of doors. and is heated to
the proper temperature while passing
through a stack Of steam heated coils.
after which, by means of large eIcc-
tlicaliy operated fans running at a
nigh rate OF speed. the air is driven
through underground ducts, three feet
wide by four feet deep, built of brick
land cement, in which are openings
communicating with heating stacks by
means of galvanized fiues, and thence
through brick air shafts to the vari-
Gus wards and rooms. The two units
already installed will deliver q total of
90. 000 cubic feet Of mir per minute,
and. as three feet Of air per minute per
person is considered adrouata i viii
| be seen that we have annIv nrovidnI
! for 200 rereons It is worthy nf nate
that the air in the wards and rooms is
now being completely changed five and
one-half times each hour. The heating
coils above referred to are Of sufficient
! capacity to deliver hot air at Il tenn
Iperuturc OF ono hundred and twenty
! degrees Fahrenheit. 50 that no other
heat viii be rronircf until the tam
! prrature drops below the zero point
.'Onr heating plant has been entirely
rcmodelcd. and three new horilont.,I
Ireturn tubular boiIers mannf,r+ureI
bv the d. N. Dillon Steam Roi1e,
Works. Fitcbhurg. Mass. bavn baap in.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
JUMPING ANIMALS.
Several Species of Fish Are Famed For
Their Leaping Powers.

Several Species of Fish Are Famed For
Their Leaping Powers.
Jumping as a means or locOmoton
is shared by Il variety OF animals OF
widely different classes. KangaroOs
and jerboas among the mammals.
thruShes and robins among the birds.
as we'll as such familiar forms as
frogs. cookies. crickets and heaS-all
illustrate this pronencSs 10 leap. most
IL as a means OF getting quickly over
the ground. and even lions and tigers,
which never spring in ordinary cir
cumstances. readily adopt this method
of attacking their victims.
A considerable number of fishes are
remarkable for their leaping powers.
and several OF these performers are on
that account specially favored by an
glers, since by jumping clear or the Wa
ter in some cases many times in sue
cession they tax the tishernan's skill
more severely than fishes less active
and therefore give added zest TO their
capture.
Members OF the salmon family are
universally famous for their high
jumps. The sea trout are undring &C
robats. and a fish of a pound weight
will more than once jump several
times its own length out of the water
when hooked before coming to the
net at their best salmon can jump
at least ten feet above the surface, a
feat achieved by slapping the water
with the powerful tail and fiexing the
! body until the head and tail all but
/ Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
DIR. BRIGHAM IMPROVES.
Physician Who Was Stabbed Little
More Comfortable.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dee. 50. ~
The efforts of the police to locate the
unknown assailant Of Or. +. c. Brig
ham, who was stabbed in the abdomen
early Christmas morning, have not re
suited in the capture of the man.
Many clews are being run down by the
police, but so far nothing has develop
ed that might lead to the identity of
the assailant. The condition of Dir.
Brigham was favorable yesterday at
the Springfield hospital, where he
seemed little more comfortable than
at any time since the stabbing. While
he IS still on the danger list, his
chances for recovery are most hopeful
His Improvement will be naturally
slow, considering the nature of the
wound.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
Salt SPRINGS.

In ancient times among inland peo-
pies the possession of salt spring was
regarded as a special gift of the gods
The Chaonians IN Epirus had one
which flowed into a stream where
there were no fish. and the legend said
Heracles had allowed their forefathers
to have salt instead of fish.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
SEVEN THOUSAND DESERT.
Carran2a s Army in Topic Declares for
General Villa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. - Seven
thousand troops of Gen. Carranza :
forces declared yesterday for Gen. Vii
Ia, at fepic in the state Of that name
on the west coast of Mexico. Foreign
ers at San elias and Topic have taken
refuge aboard the United States sup
ply ship Glacier. Rear-AdmiraI How
ard in command of the Pacific fleet, on
board the steamship San Diego, going
to San Diego, Cal, yesterday, on re
eeipt of the news ordered the gunboat
Annapolis, by wireless to Sam Bias, but
no trouble is expected. ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
Boyle Walker Wedding.

Byron L. Bogle/of Hartford (Ft3
and Miss Bertha l.. Walker OF Han
over \. H., Were married Monday
Dee. %, at the parsonage in East
Andover, y H., by Rev. Louis Films
pastor Of the Congregational church
Eear relatives and a few intimate
friends We're present. Mr.. and Mrs
Boyle viii be at home after Feb. 1 al
II Fait4iew Terrace, White River
junction.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
Fair Offer.

"Can you tell me how to live 100
years?"
The philosopher stroked his beard
thoughtfniiy. II will try" he said. III
you can give any good reason for
wanting to live 100 years."-Philadel-
phia Record
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30
Africa's Sea God.

Each Tuesday on the Gold Coast OF
Africa Is devoted to the sea god. No
fishing takes place. and the fishermen
utilize the time in mending their nets
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30

Much of our lives is spent In marrtng
our own influence.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30

Active mining of pitchblende, the
chief source of radium, has been be
gun in India, near Bombay
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-30

We have wronged ourselves oftener
than others have Wropgcd US.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21
co1k1nss1oNnn,s sA1n.

BY virtue Of . decree of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison county rendered on the
8rd day of June, 1914, In the chancery
cause OF Henry GehfiriE aeafnst MARI
3. Thorn and others the Undersigned
special commissioner will sell at public
optcry at the front door, Of the Court
House Of Harrison County, on
Saturday, the 15th nay q Aurust, 1914.
commencing at one o'clock p. M. those
Two certain lots with the dwelling there
On situate at Hepzibah IN Harfisoii
County, and known and designated on 4
plat OF Emma Lyons lots at Hepzibali
as lots nos. and 2 and more fully mem
Toned ana Described in the papers d
yeyed to the said Mark 3. Thorn by
Henry Gehring by deed dated the 18th
day Of September. 1911, and Of record
IN said ONCE IN Deed Book 225, fate isSl
These lots lay we'll and are Improved
with 2 good dwelling house near d
church, school house and car line.
TERM OF SALE: One-thifd cash IN
hand on day Of sale and the residue I'M
On credit Of six and twelve months.
taking from the purchaser notes with
good personal security bearing Interest
from day Of sale and retaining d lien
upon the H aGts " s9 as fHpEaAfE Rsecurit
Special CominisSioff9r.
s slss fiS Sst e Harrisgn County % esr
name ID signed to the above notice II
sale has given bond as REQUIRED by the
DECREE In said cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day
WADE eoFBsdAN. CLERK
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onunn or punrrcarron.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ Rules held In the once Of the
Elefk OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison
SoyntYt on Monday. the. 9Th day Of July
ISL the following order was entered:
Daisy Davis, Plaintiff, :
vs.. In Chantery.
laR9w g. Davis, administrator OF the
estate Of Iqsabe Randolph, deceased,
william Lfpseombe. John LipScofnbS
ana Homer Lipscotnbe, Defendants.
Object Of Suit
Prove sha esai nos p ssysea ss y
made BY lngabE Rapdoiph with Daisy
Davis In which Ingabe Randolph agreed
sS sp ssy s Resf for Ya aqtas
ate In tte town Of Salem, HarriSon
County, State of West VirHinia. and
Which was owned In fee simple by In-
gabe Randolph. deceased. at the time
of her death. 4, -. :.
And 1t appearing from an Afiidavit
NED IA said suit. that the defendants
William Iitscombe. John Lipscotibe ana
Homer Lfpscoribe are n6h-reSideiits u
this State, It q ordered that they do
appear Within one month from the date
dg what is necessary to protect theit ilis
diysh under my hand this the sth
- I WADE COLEMAN. clerk.
WINER q BARTLETT.
Counsel for Plaintiff,
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leasehold estate and all the gas which
may be produced therefron, which
leasehold estate is located and situated
n the Town Of Lumherport near the
District, Harrison County, West yir-
ginia. and bounded substantially az FOL
lows, to-wit:
on the North by lands Of Lee Boggess;
On the South BY Iauii4 Of Vance Hor-
nor and David Wilite:
On the West BIZ lands Of Mrs. Ange-
line Smith, containing three acres. more
land that was demised. leased and let
for the purpoAe of developing the same
for oil and gas by Emory .: Weekly and
1r Rha 81 ls.s ssar ne gaas : tie & is
day of May. 1911 !; and TO obtain de-
cree to enforce said lien by selling said
leasehold estate and the we'll drilled
sna Ana the cas taD,ns atn stS
said we'll ana said leasehcid estate, and
the gas to be produced from the same:
and to wind up the miuipg partnership
Estate M sd sss weS deS etS ana
the casing, tubing and appliances ana
hxtutes therein and connected there
with. between the said Emory y. Weekly.
all the Indebtedness of said partnership,
divide the proceeds among said share
holders and dissolve said partnership;
7 TO Optaln 1urtnef In SAID Qecred tne flBHI
to sell said 1e6seho1d estate and the well
drilled thereon. together with all the
casing. tubing. fixtures and appliances
therein and connected herewith, ana the
gas produced from said well and said
leasehold estate, free and acquit Of that
certain contract.and agreement made and
entered into by and between the said
Irvine and Sheridan r. Grimm. relative
to the said Grimm purchasing the gas
produced from said we'll. a. well as the
contract and agreement made and en-
tered Into by and between the said Grif-
Nm and the said The Philadelphia Com
pany Of West virginia, whereby the
said Griffin In turn sells said gas to the
said The Philadelphia Company of West
Virginia; and to cause to be entered in
said suit all other proper orders and
DEGREES, and for general relief.
And It appearing from an afiidavit
hled In said cause that the defendant
A. L. Stevens. IS nonresident OF this
State. II Is ordered that he do appear
|. within one month from the date Of
the first publication Of this order and
do. what Is necessary to protect his In
Given Under my hand this the 9Th
day of July. 1914.
/ INVADE coFFMAN, Clerk.
CHARLES G. C0FFMAN,
Counsel for plaintiffs.
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FOR RENT-Fur1Ished Rooms

FOR RENT FURNISHED rooms for bach
elor apartments or, light housekeep-
ang. The Parsons-Souders Co.
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oanrn or runr1cAr1or.
STATE OF WEST WE v e g5NsuI... -

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AT Rules held In the Clerks once Of
the Circuit Court Of Harrison County
on Monday the 9Th day Of July; 1914, the
following order: was entered:
Clarence Ehildefs and danes Chtlders,
infantA within the a9k Of tMenty zone
years ,by Jennie Plant, their next friend,
VS.. IN CHANCERY,
Sylvester A. Lanham, Guardian OF
Clarence Childers and James Childers,
infants, 4fid Charles A. Lanlafft, surety,
de8end4tt9. = -.
The object OF the above styled. suit Is
to remove for cause. the said sylvester
4 Lanhann. as Guardian OF the said
INFANTS. Clarence. Childers and James
Tie said e. speIini an,sS C
ChildefA, infants, and to feduire tbs said
sylvester A. Lanham. Guardian and
Charleg A. Lanhan, surety, or either or
both OF them, 70 appear before q, CONE.
missioner Of Accounts fof ffafrfS6fi
County. West virginia, and make sssets
Element Of all funds in his or their
hands belonging to the said infantS
Clarence Childers and James Childers.
and to turn over the said funds TO such
Guardian as the Court may designate
o. appoint. And II appearing by am
aAvit asa "a this CAUSE that Sylvester
81 H94ham g q fi4g-resiaent 3 Of thtei
ne II e ORDERED Stat hs az appter
b &c 8 met Rss,issS1Sa sssos is
{ z. ..., WADE coTkstlIs cisii.
|UUuEt Tor FlI 4 ri X 81 =,
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Coalt1ssxoNnHs NOTICE.
Continental Supply Company.

T10r0 flnVa
poFa WS IN cry .,,e1,nv
a,, IN Ss II; 49, =, A..
cIsran q ~ s,,ii III NsS.son; Il; M
in@ten yett.iS 4 y S. 2; "
~ Ss6It - n E M ~ y, ~
T. = ". a. Sartian. r. =. MeiSn.
SaaI IG .,asai 6 6nnn g company, y; w
Perr. T,sa; 20 S,,. sry. So 9.u
man MSixs Snarass
1 49, w. VOL 70 Mrs.. p II Kuhn; Joseph
,,,s y TaE tSa1 SarroIl' y. Kue6,
Msir,.s :. samnel oWet!. y.
CIV ytivsj,sS- I,,aESss ',;s. T. Ma9 Ga,
N'a aa!ys zEuIeka Flpe Line COM
pahy; g g. eorpoIation saIid Fairmont Gas
W. ~ X ~ - s9F p9Srati9n: -. -
tas isssSs stssd cause - shs sas day
- M Ws SsSnsssz.., mes y wanna tne
go. ~ 70 .tne unaersl8nea
tnstS. ss.9sH 70 taks. state and report
& l1zsisAll OF the persons or parties
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ror1c1 10 corrnAc1ons.

Sealed bids VIII be reserved by the
Beard Of Education Of Grant District,
M ans asSi. COUNTY. TT the ERECTION q .
school building and being an addition
thereto. Plans and specifications car, 81
seen at the residehc6 Of the president.
g. w. Dayissoh. White Bros. feed store.
Lost Creek. or the residence Of the secfes
tary All bids must be accompanied BY
check for 10000 (sanne to be refunded
y bid is not accepted.J Contfact6rs will
&c requirtd TO give bond with security
price according to law. I 49,
Board reserves the right to reject any
BOARD 2Ea EDUCATION OF GRANT
,i by sEo; Il SINCLAIR. sscy.
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REAL ESTATE
OPEN AIR
Religions Services VIII be Held Sun.
day Evening in Front Of Court

Beginning next Sunday evening
and during August Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock religious services will
be held on the court house lawns
with seats arranged for the .congrega-
ton and splendid music prepared,
and the Protestant churches will
have no evening services. The Rev.
II. T. McClelland will preach next
Sunday. Oliver w. Stewart will lee
ture the Sunday following. with tie
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Rev. w. II. Fogleson preaching the
next Sunday followed by the Rev. w.
II. Long. the Rev. L. e. Peters and
the Rev. Or. W @. Taylor in success
sion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-21

The canning industry Of California
II the title Of q film which VIII be
shown in cinematograph theaters Iail
over the world.
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You may form mental Impressions
of the sort Of people hunting work
in this city today by reading t6ai6
ads. in the Teleg gram. e
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IT Will PAY you to VISIT our station.
cry department. We carry completA
stock Of the best brands Of linen sta
gems, fountain pens, etc. SEQ Olir ilpoc.
ial new box stationery. FarralIs up TO
date Drug Store. sos West Pike street
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NrED-Experienced white wash
woman. Prefer one to do washing and
ironing at house c. L. ,Snodgrass, 1876
East Pike street.
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MEN learn Barber trade, or complete
Avoid imitators. We prepare you for
$500 positions. We furnish shop ex-
perlence. Write for catalogue. Leader
Barber College, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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aged woman for gem
eral Homework. Apply at once. Mrs.
II. AZ. Brown, second floor. Hardy
Apartments, 332 Mechanic street.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WHY Bn WITHOUT MoNEYI q.
colnmodats EVERYBODY, BY ioanine,
money on Eatchcs, diamonds. 5eweIry.
Jeweaer. Waldo Bldg, Vourth street.
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FOR RENT-Eight room house, close in,
bath and good we'll. some fruit, cellar,
$40. Will do better to small family;
must be reliable parties. Also cottage
with two lots for sale in good Local
tlon. Address IL. NJ. K" r. +. D. No.
=, BOX lO2, City.
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ROOMS ANE BOARD
DRUG SONDNIES

THD ORIGINAL ana only sTensy fot ~
self help remedies. Lent RfoS., IRE.
sLriptiona and family druggists. $40
Last Pike street
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Write tof Intervene to those !
work-hunters whose ads impress Vol,
most fayorably: B, h 81
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FOR RENT-Two rooms with private
hall. bath and porch. First floor, $1,000
and steam heat. Call Bell phone 609-R
Charles d. Johnston.
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FOR RENT-Four new cottages just be-
ing finished. four and five rooms each.
on large lots. fenced. good well OF
water on premises. Lynch Elliott Real
Estate Improvement Co., III Goff
Bldg.
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RO0EWG

SHEET METAL REPAIRINGEA -srss.
talty, all work guaranteed. Our faciii.
tee are complete for all kinds Of sheet
Secend ST. Home phone 6GS.Il.
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WANTED Help

wANrED-A gooa girl for general
lousework. Apply 1t 637 West Pike
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/, SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

razor blades al
sharpen. We do EN- better n the
other fellow. Double edge blades. So
! per dozen. Dig up your Old biadss
and send them to Will s. Richardson.
1s1 Greene street, Marietta. o. M
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OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new one5
applied, Roofing and all kinds Of sheet
metal products our speciality. All work
guaranteed. West virginia Natal
Working Co., North Sixth Street, Bell
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FOR Miscellaneous

HOR RENT-fn Greaney buildtnS.
Fourth street. very desirable Office
rooms on second floor. Apply at Stone
Bros. store, or call Bell phone 1087-R.
FOR RENT-Rea room Masonic Temple
suitable for business or office room.
Apply at Secretarys office, Masonic
Temple. Bell phone 1879.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

PosITIoN-For middle aged
German as teamster or barn man. suit
a a6le pSsittSn acseGtsd Tor both man
liz Church street.
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KODAK FINISHING

ARE YOU .gett!f~ the best results from
to Sayre Bros. Studio. to be finished,
the place where you will get the beS
results. Sayrs Bros, 4tH street
,Greaney building. Bell phone 1C37-J.
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WANTED Girl for general housework:
good pay and good home. Apply al
Browns department store, or 40S South
Seventh street.
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FOR RENr-Six room house. on Me-
Shanic street. Apply to Miss Beulah
w. Morgan, SIS West Main street.
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FOR RENT-For six or eight weeks, a
furnished. Rent reasonable to the right.
parties. References required. Address
Furnished House." care Telegram
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FOR RENT-Three rooms with bath; all
on second floor, Brown street, Kelly
atll, water rent free. $11.50 per month.
G. q. McCarty, McCarty Bldg
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FoR RENT-One nicely furnished front
room, very centrally located; all mod
ern conyeniences.. Apply at 543 West
Pike street. or call Bell phone 460-J.
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FOR SaLE--Hollses

FOR SALE-Eight room house, two lots
adjoining. VIII sell at q bargain II sold
4 at once, situated at Wilsonburg. Adj
h Office. ClarksburG. w. Va.
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