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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
Chinese Railroads.
From the Chicago Journal.


China reports $500 miles Of raiiread
completed and 2.273 more in process OF
construction. Since revolutions and
railway building do not 60 well to-
sether. the steel highways OF the
celestial republic have progressed
| slowly during the past year. This
slowness Is likely to continue for some
time to come. since local capital is not
available and foreign investors demand
terms which the canny Chinese refuse
to grant
The countrys need for railroads is
very great. The United States has a
mile of railroad to every 375 inhabi-
tants. China has a mile for every
$4,000 inhabitants. without great in
crease in railway construction China
never can take her place amonk modern
nations. Yet the Chinese are right In
refusing exorbitant demands made by
foreign capital. and making haste slow
ly, even in so vital a matter as this.
Every year of stable. orderly govern
, ment will make 1t easier to get money
for China's development. If stout old
President Yuan Shi Kai can keep things
quiet for a decade capital will be clam
oring fer q chance to build railroads
through SO densely peopled, fertile and
, Industrious country.
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forthwith; motion to dismiss overruled
| plaintiffs attorney, s. H. Giesy; defend
ants attorney. w. G. johnson.
Lincoln agt- Wilkinson; cause restored
TO calendar: plaintiffs attorney. Warner
T. Sholes; defendants attorneys, Leckie
! Cox & Kratz.
| Nordlinger agt. Cochran; motion for re
| hearing overruled; plaintiffs attorneys. 7
@. Lewis and E. l. Giles; defendants at
j torney. George w. Drew. :.
1 Smith agt. Clarke; jury respited unit
Monday: plaintiffs attorney, W.
| Plumley; defendants attorney. NJ. J. Col
| bert.
! Chaloner agt Washington Post Com
| pany: leave to plaintiffs attorneys t.
withdraw appearance and plaintiff or.
dered to employ new counsel in ten days
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice Ander.
In re habeas corpus of George W. Beat
ty: recognizance forfeited.
Parry agt. Carroll; motion for new trial
overruled. provided plaintiff filed remit
titur of 5000 by January Il; plaintiff &
attorneys. Crandal Mackey. r. l. Miller
and T. NJ Baker: defendants attorneys.
Rothschild & Diggs.
Edmonds agt. Wolford: motion for new
trial oyerruled and judgment on verdict
for plaintiff for $500: plaintiffs attor-
ney, +. H. Mcneil; defendants attorney,
j. 3. Carter.
ment under seventy-third rule for $3.50;
plaintiffs attorney. Andrew Wilson: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. w. NJ. Levin and
w. c. Balderston.
Clark agt. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company; bill of particulars
ordered as to. certain counts; demurrer
to counts 8 and sustained: plaintiffs at
torney, Rice Hooe: defendants attorneys,
Tucker, Kenyon & Mcfarland, Bailey.
mcfarland.
Tarrv apf Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time to submit bill Of
exceptions extended to February 16 and
time to file transcript to March IS; plain
tits attorney, A. L. Newmyer; defend
Totten agt. District of Columbia:
Charles L. Frailey granted leave to with
draw appearance az attorney for plain
tiff.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-chief Justice
Clabuagh.
United States agt Asa Carter and Will
liam Ferry. grand larceny: plea not
guilty each: attorney. J. c. Foster.
United States agt. Leon Summerville.
assault with dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty; attorney, III. l.. Tignor.
United States agt. Joseph Nanison. as
sault to kill: plea not guilty; attorney,
C. Fl. Hemans.
United States agt. Clarence Rowzee,
murder first degree; plea not guilty; at
torneys, Capers Sullivan, Perkins.
United States agt. Reuben Thomas,
carnal knowledge; plea not guilty; attor-
ney. o. \. Bigoness.
United States agt. James T. F. Hopper,
violating section 215 penal code; plea
guilty: remanded: attorney, M. f.
O'Brien.
United States agt. Samuel Singer, lar
ceny: sentenced to pentitentiary for four
years; placed on probation; attorney, S.
V. Gusack.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. a-Justice
Wright.
Scanlon agt. Coldenstroth; motion for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
United States Court of Claims.

q Assignments for Monday:
Joseph Vernon Gearing; attorneys,
stocks!aser Il Heard and G. NJ. Ander-
son.
W. W. Austell. executor; attorneys,
John Raum and W. +. Norris.
Martha A. Murray: attorneys. W. III.
-unaway and j. II. Graves.
Mary Glass ct al: attorneys, ". H.
-onaway and J. II. Graves.
Clifford H. West: attorneys, King &
Aing and l.. c. Bissell
catholic Church of Brownsville, Tex. !;
attorneys, Ralston & Richardson and
). NJ. Anderson.
Mrs. Maria l.. Overton ct al: attorneys.
". II. Conaway and ]. II. Graves.
Ship Hawk. Joseph Hart. master: at
torneys. Curtis & Pickett and John ".
Trainer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
FREscOEs TO BE RESTORED.
Work to Be Attempted on Thorvald
sen Museum at Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN, Januar,

COPENHAGEN. January 1, 1914
An artist has been found who claims
that he can restore the frescoes on the
famous museum Of Thorvaldsen, and the
municipality has appropriated a sufficient
sum for the work of restoration of a
building which was rapidly becoming
reproach to the Danish capital The
unique collections of Danish sculpture
within the museum are in splendid condi-
ton, but the outside decorations Of the
building, especially the famous freseoes
recording the history of Thorvaldsen, are
in deplorable state. This is especially
true of the fresco paintings showing the
trumphal entrance of Thorvaldsen into
Copenhagen on his return from Rome.
For many years many artists have en-
deavored to find some means for restoring
these frescoes without success. until re-
Gently an artist devised q plan which
promises to be successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
SAY THEY HAVE MAJORITY.
Friends Of Votes for Women Ad.
NIT They Lack Two-Thirds in Senate

poll Of the Senate regarding the reso-
luton proposing a constitutional amend
ment SO as to give woman the ballot
throughout the United States, made by
friends Of the resolution, shows, it was
said today. that a majority of the SEN
ate is in favor of the resolution, but
that the necessary two-thirds necessary
for the passage of the resolution cannot
be relied upon to vote for it.
Friends Of the measure, however, plan
to urge its adoption by the Senate at an
early date. They hope in the debate to
win over enough senators to make up
the two thirds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09

G. Percy McGlue.
Estate Of Stella Jones; petition for let
tiers of administration filed; attorney, j.
H. Lichliter.
Estate Of Jennie W. Thorn; will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Alfred P. Thorn; bond, &laO;
attorneys, Hamilton. Yerkes & Hamilton
In re John W. Grimm ct al; petition to
appoint guardian filed; attorney, G. Percy
McGlue.
Estate of Frederick Pilling; petition for
delivery of certain bonds filed; attorney,
Irwin Williamson.
Estate Of William H. Butler: will dated
May II, 1912, filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court Of the United States

Friday, January .. 1914.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Hughes, Mr..
Justice Van Devanter. Mr.. Justice
Lamar and Mr.. Justice Pitney.
Clifford l.. Newman of Paterson. n. j.;
Frederick w. Van Blarcom of Paterson,
n. j.; Frederick ]. Lobeil of Chicago,
ILL.,, and Frank c. Curtis of jamestown,
\. Y, were admitted to practice.
No. 727. The United States. plaintiff
in error. agt Willis n. Birdsall; argv-
nent concluded by Mr.. Charles w. Muf-
EN- for the defendant in error.
No. go. Robert c. Bacon ct al, Public
Service Commission of Vermont, APP
pellants. agt. Rutland Railroad Com
pany: argument commenced by Mr..
Frederick D. Mckinney for the appel
ANTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
Court of Appeals.

Present. the chief justice, Mr. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel
Marcus Borchardt was admitted to
practice
No. 1902. Cisse, Talbot & Co. agt.
Hayden: argument concluded by Mr.. NJ.
j. Colbert. for appellant.
No. 2623. United States ex REL F'riz-
zell agt. Newman; on motion OF Mr.. a.
"7"y, appellant allowed to file sup
Elemental brief, with leave to the ap-
pe.iee to reply. if SO advised: argument
commenced by Mr. \. A. Birney, for APP
pellant. continued by Mr.. J. II. Ralston.
for appellee. and concluded by Mr.. J.
w. Bailey for appellant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09

new trial withdrawn; plaintiffs attor-
nsy. F. 8. Perry; defendants attorney
NJ. W. sullivan.
| Chase HackIey Piano Company agt.
Richardson; motion for new trial with
drawn; plaintiffs attorney, John Ridout;
DESCENDANTS attorney, w. P. Plumley.
Brodthage agt- Schoenfeld; motion 20
'vacate judgment overruled; plaintiff
iattorney, L. P. Loving; defendants at
torney. II. c. F'inckel.
international Textbook Company agt.
White; motion for new trial overruled ;
Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for
81: plaintiffs attorney. T. P. loving;
Blick agt Cerrigiio: motion to vacate
judgment overruied: plaintiffs attorney
Ia. &. Gies; defendants attorney, W. E.
| Lester.
| Toepper agt. Curtin; motion for new
! trial overruled: judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for possession OF goods or value,
$3.50: plaintiffs attorney, F. B. Rhodes
defendants attorneys. Webb & Whitaker
| Duvall agt Philadelphia. Baltimore and
| Washington Railroad Company; motion
I for new trial overruled: judgment on YER
dict for defendant against plaintiff ano
Vernon G. Owens. surety for costs: ap-
| peal noted: cost bond. $1oo; plaintiffs at
| torneys, Shinn & Owen; defendants at
! torney, J. B. Craighill
| Rabbit agt Landlord; verdict for plain.
| tiff for possession of automobile and ]
cent damages for its retention: plaintiff
| attorneys, Swindell & Mills: defendant
attorneys. W. A. Lee and John Ridout
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stat
In re Harry j. Lueders: adjudication
and reference to William Hailam.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford.
Estate of Maria A. Daniels; will adj
mitted to probate and letters tesla
| mentary granted to James r. Wilder;
| bond, $500; attorney, Jabez Lee.
Estate of Virginia c. Leach: order to
sell bonds; attorneys, Parker & Key
Smith.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. Trusler; letters
Of administration granted to Salome 7.
johnson: bond. 800.
Estate of Elite I. Grimm: letters Of
administration granted to Ella Nichols;
bond, $500; attorney. G. Percy McGlue.
in re John w. Grimm; order appoint
ing Ella Nichols guardian; bond, $500;
attorney. g. Percy McGlue.
Estate of Harmon L. Salisbury; will
admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentasy granted to =; Eve zin a ! mormon
Estate of Mary S. Harding; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to James II. Brown; bond,
$500: attorney. Thomas Walker
Estate of Newman Roach: letters OF
administration granted to Thomas +.
Roach; bond, s1O0; attorney, F. S. Key
Smith.
Estate of Albert W. Fletcher; viii! ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
airy granted to Henry c. Lybrand. ST.:
Henry C. Lybrand. jr., and Albert w
Lybrand: bond, 5000; attorney, E. II.
Thomas.
Estate of Leonard A. Frailey; will ad-
nitted to probate and letters testimentary
granted to Helen W. Frailey: bond, 800;
attorney, c. l.. Frailey.
Estate of Elite l. Grimm: petition Tor
letters of administration filed; attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE TO STAY.
No Credence Placed in Report Taft
Will Succeed to Supreme Court.

No credence whatever is placed in the
report that Chief Justice White of the
Supreme Court of the United States is to
retire and to be succeeded by former
President Taft Friends of the Chief JUS
tice deny the report that the Chief JUS
tice is contemplating retirement.
He is not within three years of the age
limit and his health is excellent He was
never more interested in the work of the
court, it is declared, and retirement is
farthest from his thoughts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09

The stock and fixtures in Mrs Minnie
5. Lemmon's auxiliary store at St Mi
chaels. Md. were burned Wednesday
night. causing a loss of about $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09

Samuel Gray. merchant of Bay View,
Md, while driving to Zion late Wednes-
day night. was held up by a highwayman,
and at the point of a revolver handed
over to the robber his pocketbook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-09

All-silk Lined Boucle
Cloth, Heavy Duvetyne
and Ribbed Chinchilia
Coats, in grays, blues.
black and brown: swell
kimono-slesve styles in
lot, as we'll as more con-
servative models.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03
SPECIAL SERVICES
VIII Be Conducted Sunday in Zion
Lutheran Church-Larue Class
20 BE Confirmed

Beautiful in every way are the ser
vices which will be conducted al tho
Zion Lutheran church in Center
wheeling sunday which will be Palm
sunday. This day marks the begin
ming OF Passion week and marks a
joyful day during the eombre Ientcn
season. In the Lutheran church IL is
generally observed a. confirmation
day. when those who have been un
der instruction IN the doctrines or
tho church during tho wilmer season
are publicly received by the time
honorrd and historic rite Of conhr-
nation The clasr which will be re-
c"ivcd az COMMUNICATE members OF
zion church o. most interesting one
and rather large over thirty per-
sons viii unite iu membershlp with
this church during this season The
music viii b. Of the finest. by a tarla
and vol trained vested choir. direct -
20 hy Dr. Louis a Brookcs orEaniFf
Of the church
The decorations viii be in keeping
N he day The chanccl decorations
profu.o palms and ruf flowers will ho
provided by The parents Of one Of
The v0unE ladies 10 be confirmed
Tho Rev Mr. Hnnzc will deliver an
Interesting EreiIsh address fo bic
class no do morning service fn tho
evening fhn choir viii AGAIN render
special music dur'n0 tho caorl vesner
service which viii boeIn at 7.au
o'clock Passion or Holy week viii
end with the Two Good Friday drvO.
lions and 'fa happy service ON East.
or Day
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Moundsvills Briefs.

Miss Minnie Conner left Yesterday
Tor Cameron. where she will spend the
week end visiting friends
Miss Pauline Detwylier. Of Claring-
Ton. -, Is the guest OT her sister Miss
TITLE Detwylicr. on Second street
y. 5. Riggs arrived home from two
months pleasure trip in the state OF
Mis-. Chambers and sister-in-Iaw. OF
cameron. are the guests Of Mrs. John
Ltston. OF Cedar avenue
Mf Roy hiEgs has arrived home from
Akron. o. where he has been employed
Tor the past several months
Miss Doris Thurber. who was onerat-
Cd on az the Glendale hospital Il few
days ago, will bc brought to her home
In this city SATURDAY
Mrs II O.. shepherd and daughter
we're IN wheeling yesterday calling on
Or. Hanna. y. 4 .. physician Is spend-
ing q rev days az Lorraine o. on pro-
ies~ioual business
Miss El,a Leach. OF New NartinsviIra.
friends
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burnside of
In this city
Mr.. Irwin Wenzel u Wheeling was
a business caller boz the city yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

The treasury department has asked
Tor bids FOR the nov roafuffire building
which will BE- erected % the corner %
seventh and Lafayette avenue fu Tho
very near future. The bids ere for the
complete building with equipment and
VIII Do received af the office 0f The ru.
unrt iainr architect Hf Wnaffnrfuu. r
q. uu t1 r. m.. May ff
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MGUNDSVILLE


The work OF clearing the track on
the Ohio River division Of the b. s. y.
below this city was completed yeSter-
day. and all trains are running through
on their schedule. Many large ROCKS
which OVeIhuug the tracks were blasted.
and this brought much OF the earth
down on the tracks. and a large force
OF men were kept busy Tor two Gays put
ting the tracks In condition for the
trains To get through.
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Funeral services over the remains 81
Mrs. Louutcr. who died Wednesday nr-
teruoon ~ the homo OF her sister. Mrs
william Marrra. on Third street. will
he held this afternoon at FairNIogg
EeN. J. A. T. Mafatcller. Of the Baptist
church. Will conduct tho sert icra. Short
FerNices viii BE- held ~ O'Clock 81 the
home OF her sister. after which tho bodg
WIZ ne taken Go FairVicw. where 40 wifi
be laid 20 rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03
Talks on Teeth
By
Orian Hedrick, d. D. S.
"PRETTY
TEETH"

You owe yourself TO have pretty
teeth. Before the discovery Of the
Alveolar method people had TO
take what was sent 10 them in the
way Of teeth, and be resigned 70
their fate. Not so to-day" This
is one Of the plans you can improve
on Nature. The Alveolar teeth
which are put in the mouth with
out the aid OF plates. can only be
compared 70 perfect, natural teeth
and az that il is seldom that one
sees as pretty teeth. even WIN Ma.
lure tries 10 do her best.
The first step is 70 pay a visit 10
our Office, lO45 Main Street, 70
have a free examination made Of
YOUR mouth. Why don't you do
this A. once9 We make no charge
for the service and you do not
0bligatc Yourself 20 any. simply
because you come here for this
examination
The Dental World" is divided
into two classes those who psf-
ronizc Drs Hedrick Bros Dental
office and those who have not VET
lost their wisdom teeth. Which
class are you inS
We make Crowns without thorns
and Bridges without signs and
plates for al purposes, except
chewing the Rag.
Painless Extracting.
Look for our name on door before
entering.
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May Continue Dsiivery.

A. meeting ~ the men who control
tho nion belivey in the city Tuesday
evening ~ was decided % continue tho
formation given out YESTERDAY. several
pros pectivo buyers have been consider
inF the taking over ~ fho service. bot
20 has not been learned who the men
are. ~ Or hkely that the service viii
DO continued
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all along how IL was ! happened 10
stumble upon a girl who had been
saved at Long Beach and"
Then and there he made a full and
complete confession.
Ten minutes later the car started
on again. They were both laughing
now
~ the point where the road cross
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ed the summit Smith again 49, -
the car.
SO long az I didn't save your lie
don't you think il really belongs 10
me- he asked, leaning toward her.
She smiled demurely
such logic is simply unanswer-
able she said. slipping her hand into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

About 20 young ladies and men from
ifiH city and che Hurr0undIrr districts
attend the combinations which we're
hold no tho Union filrh school yesterday
a. E0nw0ud The examination were
conducted br county auUerInfauIarf o.
crhrnia. IT. W Mcdowell Among those
WI. attended were five member. .T the
class Of The local High school
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stared at him.
You've q perfect right 20 feel like
that about IT," she said little coldly.
Il deserve it. I"
What I'm laughing at" said he.
SOLDERING suddenly. lis that have
only been at Long Beach just once.
and then In a motor. and I didn't get
out OF the car. I've been wondering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

one man VINO answered 10 the name OF
Mike Plato. "a foreigner. was arrested
Tor being intoxicated. by Ouicer White
"wednesday night lie was up before
the mayor yesterday morning and nncd
50 and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

The Epworth League 90 the First ~
y. church az this CITY held musical
and social az the church last evening
Despite the threatening weather. ascry
InrE. crowd Wa In ntlendanre
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Narrows in BAD Condition.

very bad condition owing TO tine recent
alus bring down many idud slides. n ne
wheeling Traction company has kept a
LARGE force OF men at work, day and
night, Tor the past several days keeping
the tracks clear OF debris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

Moose No. 1857. Of this city. celebrated
the hrst anriy ersary Of the lodge 90 this
city AZ their hall "a the Callahan build
ing "wednesday evening. Julie n large
number Of members and visitors were
IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

ANn lUitrN IurO Food Co. m corpora
ton urarinr m chain % stores along fHa
Ohio valley with henfIurrtrrr end
general offices no WhrcUnr hHur DOB +.
closed n lease Tor one ~ the rooms fr
The NuFcrHou building. whore they eI.
Install store IN the merit few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

Just received another assortment
Of Rose Beads. Just what you are
looking for. Hillnan & Son, Eleventh
Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

A few days ago Albert 4. Buhrtz, aged
20. attempted suicide by tying a string
around his neck Relatives found him
veloped. however. and he died to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

PROBABLE that he will find many things
not Just a. they should be and many
persons will be compelled to make a
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senior-what do you think OF the
Cutebra Cut?
Freshman-weii-er- never tried IL
The sophs won't let me smoke a pipe -
Pelican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03

John +. Courcier. OF Toledo to-day
was named superintendent OF rates and
service under the state public utilities
commission. He succeeds q. =. Gothlin
recently resigned The office pays
$500 a year.
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CITY If0affh Ofrifar Ur D. e.rI..
h.ch has promised the people Of tHr
city survey of their backwards 90 b.
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LOOK OVER THIS LIST-It repr
be found in our Easements this week:

Smoker 2SO;redud
Work Baskets fancy Original
Fern Dishes Original &c Fnaeu
So
brass Desk Lam-ongna o
psr"r Table MaS-ongnh StoeOc
HnHe Portable LamPs-oHgl
ure portable LamPs-oHgl price Finale
oe Portable Lamps Original price $500 aleu
Dshes-ongnal $500; 10 Fna 500
..... $50
oeoi reduced to SIoo Final
o Final 80
bronze gure-oHgnal $780,
lsP China Fruit et u
ut
V'es-o1gh Sis;
Picnic Original t
Lea vacuum Bottle cut
ComPorts-oHgna edue Finale $500
Brass Desk set-oHgnaI .... 81 so
Desk Original $1,000
reduced to 500 Finact
Brass Desk Ser-oigna 20 81 so
s T Desk Desk s Sets price eO reduced $3.50
S S Desk Original price 5000; reduced $500
lunch Kts-odsl $3.50 90
wicker vacuum" Bottle aes-oignal
p1c s4Soi reduced $500
@ lrHehns Bags Original price $500; reduced $500
Original price $3.50;
up C%son C0yeonna price $500 reduced $3.50
Felt Cushion Finals s15O
Leather Table Coveongn
price s325j reduced $500
e. "' Final s cut sa 500
Ranses-OTgI price 5000 reduced % $500 I 9o FINAL Gu" S2S go
@ @ o edae p@ fn $500 Final So 90
GlGna PHee 29e reduced lo Final
$;@ st:5gSsS:' S e.: ss' to @ :" cut
aey last &c &C
"a: $::$ :::$: s.: !; :5$ 50 ;:: :$
Many desirable Carpets left on our floors
charged sent on approval or exchanged On all purchases delivery
days ~
~ 80 ~
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II. Howard winters for nine years
principal of the Ironton public schools
to-day was appointed chief examination
clerk by Frank w. Miller, superintend-
ent OF public instruction. The appoint
ment was made from the civil service
lie succeeds J. l.. Clifton.
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Intelligence 1874 Almanac for l5o
~ the Nichols News Stand. Get II
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