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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
CRIMINAL DOCKET ON
IN DISTRICT COURT
Orr f'loa 81 Guilty On l"rger'
hprge--iii,on Case Now un
Trial BEFORE Jury

% MrNfrIft fu.N"
fteufl one year o. ars. of FIosfH"H
plead guilty 20 % charge Of forfer
Tuesday 30 the district court a-'
as given .enteuse of frD gear
100 fHe puItenimry ta.rh
pended on the recommendation '.
District Attorney Henry Bishop .
alleged offensr Ra r1mmflr'l Hh
Iue ZIst of base December .'
Young man seems fU br ready III.
make amend. for Ur u''ra0 .
under the CIrrum fsu.ea '.r a'|'.
attorney did NOT I,e. Inclined 'H %. .
fHe case farther
Tho case aas disposed o' U
hort time and the .1.. o. f.' s'.'.
.e Charles 70 Dixon .hlrf'1 .'
killing Frank Smith night ir' "f
fcr nf the Santa Fe Ea taken H
The ury vaa 'mmHD.ef NE
when court adjourned 900. 'h' H''".
noon The taking r fr'.m"n. ..
begun ImmrIIaie.s OTTER .H"r'
FouDd loo tho afternoon
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land women a.re Boz 'Hn courtroom
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21

Nr. T 49, Mcbride who v1. .er
0u..t fpw DAYS ago. - t'r'
mr.H IMPROVED. so much su t~~'ir
N.HrI. #r. not called hoW. from
Ua.H. H'.re he is assistant super
nf.ut.r n fhc poultry department
H| .H. stan. Fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
SIS AND $3.50 LADIES CREPE DRESS
rs S119S

Beautiful dresses made in Basque and Ov-
c,skrr effect also other new models in
navy. plum. black and other new shades
mad. OF Crep. de Chine and SILK Poplns
they must b.. seen to be appreciated.
Sale pr.. ................. Sll.9S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
LADIES SILK DRESSES
$40 SILK and Serge Dresses 4.9S

lJ is worth nearly that price 10 get a perfect
fitting garment and we make them to m.
OF you need no, pay Tor the dress hey
are made on the new models and ne have
a large selection. Sale Price ... S49S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
LADIES COATS
SIC Ladies Goats SASS

The very latest models with cape or with
out Every one this seasons styles only
one garment of kind. so tina, you will not
find any other woman wearing tn same
carmen, sale Price ........ Sl4.9S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
SIC LADIES BASQUE DRESSES si49,

You are fully aware that the Basque Dresses
are the most stylish dresses that ase worn
1T the present time They are made OF ali
silk Crepe de Chine and also Dutchesa
Satin. IN black. plum navy and green.
Sale Price ............. ....... SLABS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
LADIES SKIRTS
$40 Skirts S7.48

Accordlan pIcated Russian tunic eiicct IN
wool Crop, Wool Poplin. six Popln and
many other new cloths We fi them to
YOU so that YOU know that they hang night
Get a new skirt Sale Price $685.. S7.4S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-21
LADIES COATS
SIG Ladies Goats S6.98

There IS no need TO take last year coat
when you can get ono that was made this
season h costs no more under these prices
to get the night kind Of wear why take sub
stitu,cs sale Price ............ S6.9s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
April 23rd and 24th at 10 a. m

This property is well located lying between business sec
,nn and argrovc College orena Park Country Cmo ana Base
D3 PARK we'll elevated high and dry, with natural drainage
street car line runs through the center of it, Water ana
Ga, Mains also pass through it. Every lot fronts broad street
r vcnuc mis- is YOUR OPPORTU NIFTY to make an invest
ipcnl at YOUR OWN VALUATION OF THE PROPERTY. It
win be profitable myestm and desirable for nome
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
Oil Field

Investments ore bringing millions dollars into Ardmore and
carter County CAPITALISTS here state IN the
Union The eyes OF the GREAT MONEY POWERS OF THE
WORLD are looking ArdmOre and Carter County, Okla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
PIG IRON MEN
ARE ORGANIZED

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Blast fur
mace operators. representing practi-
cally the entire merchant pig IRON in
dustry OF the United States. met here
today inc organized the American
Pig Iron association. The member
ship. IL was announced. comprises
owners Of plants with a property in
vestment OF 5000. 0OO. 600 and an az.
gregate annual capacity of 1899. 900
tons OF pig iron.
The discussion OF manufacturing
problems. the Standardization OF pig
iron grades. the securing OF equitable
freight rates. the cultivation ~ closer
relations with customers. the estab-
lishment OF a uniform contract be
tween producers and consumer. the
reduction OF costs and the improve
ment Of quality are among the pur.
poses OF the organization. according
TO the bylaws adopted. The officers
elected were:
President. Joseph G.. Butler. Jr
Youngstown. o; vice presidents. Cht
cago district. Cochrane Armour. Iro-
quois Iron company; Central district.
Joseph II. Frantz. Columbus Iron and
Steel company: Buffalo district. W.
\. Rogers OF Rogers. Brown d Co.
Philadelphia district. Leonard Peck.
lit. Empire Steel and lron company.
Virginia district. John b. Newton. Vir.
ginia Iron. Coal and Coke
treasurer. Frank b. Richards. NJ. A
Hanna & Co, Cleveland: general sec.
rotary, John A. Penton. publisher o,
the Iron Trade Review.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
WESLEYAN WINS
OPENING GAME
GLEHvILLE NORMAL LOSES BY
SCORE OF 65 TO IL IN
FAST GAME.
Daniels, n Substitute. Starred. Securing
Thirteen Baskets-Withers, For
Chenille, Played Good Game.

Special Dispatch TO the G~nteliirencer.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va. Jan. S.-Wes-
leyan opened her basketball season here
tonight with an easy victory over Glen
vile Nornal. the score being % to Il.
captain Garrett, OF Wesleyan. was uu-
able 10 play ami TWO other regular men
old not start the game. Daniels. a SUBJ
stltute, played remarkable ball and
scored 10 baskets from the field while
ne was ia the came.
Neale and Shumakcr went in at the
last OF the game. and the playing ct
Neale featured. thOugh he was closely
guarded By Chenille and made few
shots At the basket. For Chenille.
Nlthers played a good defensive game.
and had he been put in the game earlier
he would have undoubtedly held Gown
the score. TIE lineup:
Wesieyan-65. Position. Glenv1ue-l2
Jacobs ...........F ..... Vincent
lteaNner .......-.I ...... LiuEer
morrison ......-.t c.. .Copciy
singleton ........G Sinner
Daniels ..........G ..... Lawson
Substitutions - esleyan: Shumaker
Tor Heavier. Neale FOR Daniels. Glen
vile; Withers for Sinner.
Goals from neld-Nincent. /. Lingcr,
O. Copely. p; Jacobs. 3. Heavier. 3.
Shumaker. q Morrison. 8. Daniels. IL,
Neale. J..
Goals from foul-Lawson. {. Heavier.
Referee-Stansbury
Timekeepcr-Lambert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09

Holt heirs farm.
On Failing Rock creek. Big sandy dis
uIcl county. the oCouneu DIr
company has drilled IL No. - Ga an.
poshor tract through the Weir ~and
and has a EaEz-r with "a cafacffy OF two
- drilling four and has the rirs Up for
Two more wells on this tract IN. Pail
INK ltock camel coal Contrary IT, drlIl-
ms four wells on H. own pgorsrty. Ioca-
ted In the same district Iu Elk di--
trict. on the Blue creek tract. the south
tenn Oh company h. drilliuE six wells
ana mas the Fgs completed Tor three.
Light wells in Roans.
In Smlthneld district. Roaue county.
ne south Penn on company has drilled
It's test on the IA. a. Duugh.rtN farm
through the lnJun sand anu has a very
lsht Pumper: In the same district TIE
phio Fuel OF COMPANY has drilled SO. s
on the J. ". T. Kelly farm through the
same and has "a lu-harr.I
bumper The same company is drilling
No1 . 5 and : on the a. e. Taylor farLt.
The South Penn Oh company D. due an
the sand at a test on the Aiuuzo Nutter
farm.
II the Burning Springs district. Writ
county. the Walnut Creek OIL company
- drilius a second test ou the Mc-
f~onnaugny farm In Warrington dis
trlct Marion county. the South Pen OF
klackshere farm into the Biz Injun sand
and 10 has made a -O-harrel Flow. From
present showing II wil be good for %
or more barrels a day. IL Is still drill
ing In the sand The same company IL
drilling a test on the i. J. Campbell
farm.
Southwest Pennsylvania.
Near GeorgetoWn. ia ohio township.
Beaver county. Pa. the Anna oil com-
pany has completed No. o on the a. a.
Todd farm and has "a light show OF oil
In the same locality CoraoDolls PARTIES
are drilling a second test ON The Mrs.
Fila trone farm. Hookstown parties are
due in the sand al q test on the ". ~.
Campbell farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
{. A. M'FADDEN
DIES SUDDENLY
PROMINENT RESIDENT sue.
CUMBS TO ATTACK OF
PARALYSIS.
well Known As Partner in Firm OF
meFadden's Clothing Store
Was 50 Years Of Aqe.

one Of the older residents OF
Wheeling. Cornelius \. McFadden.
Sr. died at his residence. No. lO1
Virginia avenue. Island. at 5.l5
o'clock yesterday afternoon. in his
eighty-third year. His death was
caused by a sudden attack of paraly-
sis and came as a severe shock to
family and friends.
Mr. McFadden was born February
-. 1881. in Armstrong county, Pa.
He later resided in Pittsburgh. com
ing TO Wheeling in 1884 and has
since resided here. becoming one of
the city's successful business men.
lie was "A partner in the hrm of Nc
Fadden's the well known Market
street mems furnishing store.
The G%eceasec was a very atten-
tive member OF ST. Joseph's Cattle
dral congregation. and lived a model
life. ever kind and attentive TO fam
ily and a host OF friends.
He Is survived BY his wife. former
~ Miss Katherine Sheridan. his sons
John r. OF Youngstown. o.: Hugh
j., G. a. Jr, and J. b. McFadden.
and also daughters. Annie. Sister
Mary Carmel and Sister Antionette
Of the order Of 81 Joseph. A broth
or. Hugh McFadden. OF Chicora. IA
also survives.
The time Of the funeral has not
yet been decided but il will take
place from the family residence
with funeral mass at st. Josepb's
cathedral. Rev. Father Moye will
oh!ciate. lnterment will be in NJ.
calvary cemetery The funeral Will
probably be held Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
TRUSTEES SALE
Notice Of Sal. o. Rsai Properly.

Notge u hereby EiNcr that b Virtrr
81 a Deed % Trust made hy Julius
isne@h. - Trustee. dated Auga~
and recorded In the cflcc ,f
" Nivrk % thr County Court 90 ohio
o-ntE Wet Nirgtnia Ia ueed Of Trust
'front.' door % the guuntY Court holze ln
mems " est NirEinia on
SAil kbAN. FEBRUARY o.. 1874
h~eginnlug az 90 o'clock a. ~. the follow
inE described tract OF and. situated on
ne ONO River iu iachlaud District Onto
SolntN. West Virginia. that is Go cav.
heginninE az a point On the ohio River
az a corner Co said tract nf land ana
NJ Mchee Farm. thence alvuE the ohio
feet thence y. 81 degrees Is mute
east Co a. stake az the river cufner O..
shannon. thence south Sc degrees ~
minutes east q a point boo the western
line OF the rfght OF waN OF aha. Ittr.-
o1rgh. Wheeling and Ktnturkr IafI~1tf
ompsnN thence pa "A southerly difc,-
right ot way OF the Pittsburgh. Wheel
INK and kentucky Eaiiro4d tDmpauV 10
a point Nhtch b. the Intersection OF tire
-di" western lire 81 the said right or
way with q line which i- drawn from
We place or beginning south g. decree.
p minutes east. thence Sorth u de-
kfefN - % west Co the place OF
beginning Excepting. however. tlas
PORTION of thc above named tract uov
-,.-.l'd uy me county % Ohio with "a
county road and also excepting the cuei
rights underIA lng the said tract OF laIc.
me said tract Uf land above described
contains nine acres. more OF less. and ls
tit same tract OF land conveyed 20
.uLus Nlatt hE D. D. Gllligan. by deed
uat.9 We tth Ga! 90 August. A. d.. 1905
TERMS OF SALE brs-thirf of tr.
psT'ha-s money. go -u mUDn more there
or as the purchaser may elect Co nav
cash in hand on the dly Of sale. and she
residue iu two equal instruments. nav
ahlt re~~TccftNelA 300 six months and
twelve months from the daV OF sale
YIN intsrerN m" purchase giving hiH
ierred payments. the LEGAL title being
retained a. further security until all .t
paid.
=. b ILNNpLAN. Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Maaaiaetursr.. Jobesr-, N,r.

Notice 90 Manufacturers, Job6er- Mar.
chants and Other Wholesale dealers,
T Is HEREBY GIVES. That
the STATE Board 81 control OF tho State
ot West Virginia VIII receive nids daily
~ It's orice az Charleston. West Nfrginia.
Tor furnishing supplies Tor the several
stare rstitutiors. the financial mango
mttf ~ which is vested in said Hoard.
,"ntra'ts VIII be awarded 20 the lowest
oldutVs. quality considered. and other
tnincS being equal West Virginia deal
e7s VIII De given preference.
iiets Of supplies needed will be far
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTRl.
agftf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN CLASSIC EVENT

DETROIT. Mich. Jam. S-The Af.r-
'n'uts and Manufacturer stake n SO
uN'. tht blue ribbon event OF horse rae
iuE here and generally considered tho
most famous classic OF the trotting turf
mas been changed from the 11f 10 Tho
. class The announcement was mad.
thi~ afternoon uy officials OF the Detroit
Driving club under whose auspices tls
liiud circuit race mestiuEa are held
mere The VI. a. NJ. was established .r
lN." and 900 to the present has urouehf
tug tn'r su-called green trptfers The
,ndure is mad" to suit conditions. as 10
90 said more horses Win be sIirILl. .r
der The new arrangement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
NEW STYLES
TO BE FIERCE

BALTIMORE. Jan. S-Men's outer
clothing next fall. xceptiu oVcrcoats.
VIII be Of light weigh textures and
tlght-uttiug ana cloths will be modest
ana 10 colurleSs design. what art
critics call low Key.
This was the decision reached today
by the delegates to the convention here
designers.
Eut the overcoat will more nearly ap-
preach rivaly with womeu-s garu.
llalds and rough cloth will be used.
sleeves will Doe ON the order OF ~.
klmonu Also there will he strnp
loops in front through with the owner
can thrust his arms when DE wishes a.,
use his blanket for "a cloak. This will
then De allowed To- hang with careless
drapiUg effect over the shoulders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
CHILDREN BURNED

HARRISBURG. ra DAN ~ John
UenIoker. aged g. wac fatally burned
and hi. sister Sylvia. injured ht 3D.
tr' caused hy Tho boy U'at.ur with
matches 90 fh''r home Iu Euu.f t
suburb of ihD c.if TH. children
mother e%NIuEuIshcd thc flames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
Stockholders Meeting.
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

The annual meeting - the stockhold-
'rF ~ tho Wheeling and limo Bridge
company VIII he held ~ the office or
W" company on Monday. January l..
lf.f between tho hours OF . and 4
o'clock g. m, FOR tho election OF Man
ayers fo serve during tho ensuing wear.
'pS. LAWSON. Secretary.
d..H-f-Eu-fn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
GIFTS
FOR PRINCETON

PRINCETON, y. j.. Jan. S-Gifts
To Princeton university amounting 10
SSi ole were announced at the winter
meeting OF the board OF trustees held
to-day. They include a final payment
of $4,000 from the estate Of l.. G..
NanuXem for the NanuXem lecture.
ship foundation and an equal amount
from the Wyman estate 10 complete
the "Wyman house" the Official resi-.
dence Of the dean Of the graduate col.
lege.
The appointment Of Jacob Gould
.Schurmau. president OF Cornell uni.
versity. TO the Stafford Little lecture.
ship for 1914. was confirmed. The
board voted to name one OF the ath-
l"tic fields south Of the campus
"Goldie Field" In honor Of George
Goldie. VINO was director OF Prince
toms gymnasium for 20 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
Bethany

Substitutes-For Y. 81. e.. a. IA. smith
Tor Golden. Thornton FOR Barth. TUX
Tor Thornton. For bethany. Mann FOR
Goals-Steele. n, Borham. p Holden.
]. Rodgers. a. McAiuilen. g.. Nicholson.
q }. Smith. o Wilkin. I.
Goals from ~fouls-Steele. &. Rodgers.3.
Ecferee-White.
Itmekeeper-Sonda and Turk.
Time OF halves-2O and 10 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
Harry y. Redmanh-

rms afternoon. az tlc family home ir
ihr late Harry T. redmond Tire y..rI.
M.h 9e4 90 Tire N0rtr NtesIluE HY.-
iitdI M~tincaoay afternoon f~0Iuwirr Cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
NOTICE


Ny efforts f1 keep OIL dairy CON
vince mo cot ono ff.re
Whats fhaf''
That tnrr orc mighty few gar. boo
fhe year con- ulIDn 1 man does amy.
Thing rDnII. worth recording De
troll Free Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

BEST real estate. oil. gas. proposition
tor investors iu the market. Investi-
Eatl"n solicited. Agents wanted. purti-
culnfs. address Ross care Inteill-
L.n---- Ja-7-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09

She-And your father COVE $500
for that picture. Just to show how
much you care for art. ] suppose
The Son and Hcir-No. Just to
show how much We don't care for
E"nn-Sydney Bulletin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
BETHANY LOSES TO
Y. M. c. A. FIVE
LOCAL BAsKETBALL PuT
UP FAST GAME LAST HIGHr
Thornton and Barth Injured Dur1nx the
~"n'-SAme with wesleyan Vim
he Cancelled as Result.

In a well played and exciting ZANE the
local Y n. G. A. basketball team de-
feated the strong Bethany college team
Last evening by the score OF IS 10 s..
Preliminary % the big game two ven
close and exciting games were rIaye,I
one between the Cubs and s~upsrbas. re-
Fllung IN the Cubs winning by the score
81 II 70 - and the other hetween TIE
and Ravens the Yankees win
ming by the score Of 10 20 10.
In the first half OF the game TIVE
the \ ~. G A and Bethany the latter
played Close 90 Collegiate rules ana put
~ a very good article ~ basketbal ths
n ca passing the ball and causing
tielr college rivals 20 dribble the great
er part OF the time. Repeated passes ia
the second half Of the game on the part
OF the locals enabled them TO run Up the
score with the result as above stated.
Nicholson and Rodgers. for
starred 10y their spectacular work aud
were responsible for holding their rivals
70 A close score. They. N q. A. team
put up "a steady game throughout al
playing evenly and holding their rivals
safe at all times.
During the game Thornton and Barth
sustained injuries that will keep them
out OF the game Tor some time and "a
a result physical director Miller stated
that the game scheduled with West Viz
ginia Wesleyan College for aturd
evening would be called Off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
FOE RENT


~ hINT-s rIrrIr furnished room.
steam hsf'. f~sIerfnrs service .r,
'N' '. -iurl. man. ur light house.
EttuIuc 500 81. Nl.u 70 f4.N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09

london christina. rarer.. latest
marazIn's and WelkIis.. books. most
cards. albums. fOv engines. foot balls.
Bibles 40 subscriptions oiled at
lowest rPfU.
&. n. y. JMJY
Kew Location: f5,2 Market s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09
FUNTPNT UIRFCTORS


FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARrJRIAL EMBELHER.
ffz7 10a ff2i Main Street
Calls Answered DAY or Nfrlt-
-.... Phone. $50
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ron BENT.

ron RENT.
$50 North Wabash st. & rooms
spu t~th 90
auS Fouth Front st. IS rooms
ana bath ................... 5000
3l2 south Penn ST. e rooms and
bath. furnished.
20 Indiana 81. . rooms and bath 5000
900 ontario 81. . rooms.... 900
bOe North Ncrk ST. ( rooms and
pdAu safrs-s ssss sssssa ssssss lG.aN
30 Elm 81. 3 rooms ...--...... 1900
IS Twelfth $50. Storero1m.
Pleasant valley. e rooms and bath $500
Pleasant valley. . rooms and bath
Woodlawn. 4 rooms and both
Echo Point. 8 rooms .... "a. 90
Warwood. rooms and bath. $500
Altenhcim. Z rooms and bath. $500
Security Trust Co, Agents.
1f45 Market Street. Wheeling
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FOR RENT-Rooms. lodrinE. boarJsrr.
severn. s45 Main -. ia-.-k
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n Female Help.

WANTrD-indlcs TO learn hairdrcssln-
and kindred professions. You can Z
appreciate our offer without our cau-
logue. Muier College. Cincinnati. q
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FOR SAFE

FOR SALE room house at Yorkviile
% Good locatou. Enquire J. G
Hurns. T~iltouVilfe. a. fa-q-r
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MlSCELLANEOUS

s
hand regulation pool
'hNic. must Joe in good condition ana
cheap Address D. a.. D.. care OF intel
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. N GENTIEMFN

Cash paid for cast on clo;uirg. writ.
NJ. LEVY.
No. los Market St, WhssfinO on NJ
- oilcrt Sad Bi.'s. BUY and sell
aI exc W. adjust claims an.
ieake GO ectioIS on n cpmmias on 49,
~ ii'' pN. no TIy. The Puckeve Nfer-
rgttie hrency 200 Board of' TO-
Lldf. Wheeling. W Va. VI i,.ue
sec!red- Trad.
Nv harks regiaterco.
Ip.sleL kr-c. Fifteen years .rtctlee
n 4 DCELAP. PATENT "A TORNEY,
Ntto- Lscharg &c BANK 5ldg.
Whoenn-. " va
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WANTED An experienced white cook.
AppN t1 Mrs s.. D.. Paxton. WoodF-
dale Eel1 phone gT-Alf. fa-5-f