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Entrtained

Mr.. John Lester rnl"rialrrd the
ndic-' Missionary Society oi the
PRESBYTERIAN church Monday after
noon NJ her home on Iron avenue. M
Interesting program was prt-'ni"d,
the general topic for discussion being
,ludc- about Africa. Following The
program. dehriou, Refreshments werc
served.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

2rOOm frame on corner OF
HemlOok and Lead. best resi-
dent section, Sli.i0, water fur
nished
z. 3. S and q room houses for
rent.
Broom frame on Silver Ave,
near court house; $500: water
furnished.
Nice bungalow on Granite ave-
nue. TO trade for residence lots
closer in.
A modern 5-rOOm house and
tour good lots in Richmond. Cal,
for improved land near Deming.
35 n. p Motor: also rs N. p.
Motor for sale OF trade
30 acres Of unimprOved land
near Deming; will pay cash dIf-
terence and trade iOr house
u room house In hest res
dence section OF Los Angeles
10 exchange for unimprOved land
We trade automobiles for land
or land tor auto Obiles E.
Farms and city property in
Eastern Oklahoma.
240 acre indiana farm 10 ex-
change for a goat ranch
Well impr owed farm near Hope,
Arkansas.
For Sale-l0 acres "a miles
From the post office At 1850.
eighty acres six miles south.
at $1,000 per acre 4 snap
100 acres In Western Kansas
for exchange.
100 acres At 0alhart, Texas.
TO trade Tor unimprOyed land
Lots in all parts OF city Tor
sale on easy payments. No tax
es. 10 interest
II you have property ior sale
or trade. see Us.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONAL. To the Farmrr- OF
the Mimbrr- Valley have for sale
- few young boar pIg- from the hr-'
DCROC JERSEY
blood Ut the West. Thc~r pig- are aI.
-pbiccl to registry. TIP ,o th, age "i
-ly weeks the boar pig, will hc -"ld
Tor - each. II registry l. desired
the additional lee wi, lr ,h.r-,d
lO0k--7-jewe Elgin watch. - 90
/. Jewel. $3.50. Roger -pouu-, s !
Many bargains Mc,urdN, by tn
iu-tutlicc. II
The White Lime cur Tor tubercu-
io-l. aud Catarrh. " ' stewart
Pr South Gold avenue 1T
FUR SLRNltE-lhe famous Ernst
Jersey bull extra large aud tit, 7t",l
here from Albuquerque. NOW in bem.
iGu. McCurdy up
FOR EXCHANGE Half acre lot.
mall house. ~ the most beautiful
suburb, nf San Diego. soon to b,
annexed 10 the city. Want Imprny
ed ar uuimprovcd Defining land.
J. H. ;. Graphic office dh.
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+ SOCIETY =
+ / + i 4. + + + 1 4. + + + I. + + +


Mrs. Dan Bowers entertained II
few friends NJ her pretty home east
Of the city Tuesday afternoon with
mn elaboriely served luncheon. The
house and the luncheon table were de
coraied with variety of flowers.
The guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs George
Ramsey. Mr.. and Mr.. l.. \ John
son.
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thinner

UInner
Mr.. L. u. Sundqnisi entertained
1T dinner Saturday evening Mr. aud
Mr.. Cart pcneh Mr and Mr.. Wal
ter Fowler. Mi Warda Boiling. aud
rrtd Boiling.
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Invitations Issued

Mr. II. +. N,lllcr aud Mr.. !. {
Watson have issued invitations f"i
q hridr, party t" Il" 9iven At thu
home of Mr.. krlllci uu iron avenue
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FOR RENT

tuR RENT Rooms for hou~'keep
i... ,in-r IN. closet aud bath sleep
ia. rorch: no sick. ralr-. Enquire
Rrup Rabc"ck 81, Nordhau- store. "
rDR RENT Nice iro"m house
rnrr 40. Call at Dcmlug National
p',. or write LEROY Hon, ll"udalr.ltl
FOR RENT Onr large front room
tor I.ht housekeeping prirc III q
.nu'h. a' .lubu-uu'- roaming h"u~r
.o1 y. Zluc ave.. or Phone 3i3 !
FOR RENT Small cottage "ri
Ruby ave. NicrIy furnished; gar
den and porch. Enquire Graphr. %.
FOR RENT Four new h"u-ekerp'
Ua rooms at the Petty Roomln.
House. Corner OF Tin Nrmu" and
S,,,,c, street. 2ii
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room for gentleman Apply at 4l4
~mtb Platinum ilttp
FOR RENT Petty roomup house
hy- new ruum- tu rtul for house
krouing. furnished or miurm-hcd,
either three or four room suite.
If
For RENT One large, new room,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE O-acrc
desert REIMBURSEMENT, six miles from
town; well to first water only thirty
feet; twenty acres grubbed; best of
sandy loan soil. This Is the cream
of the valley and goes to the frs,
live one. Address az" care Graphic.
If
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If you are not using Graphic ella,
~iiied ads you are losing money.
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Carpet and Rug WeavinQ-We 4,

Carpet and Rug Weaving-we are
prepared to weave genuine old time
rag carpets, Colonial rag rugs, fluff
rugs from old ingram and Brussels
carpets, portieres, porch pillows. etc
Frank Baize. 2l7 Silver avenue, Tel.
295. II
Study Prices--Mainspring, Jewels ~
cleaning watches, Sl.0O. Apprecia-
tive treatment; Is years experience.
guaranteed. w. n. Me.
{ urdy. Il
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FOR SALE-l6O acres decided land
one mile from IIondale. Price $50
an acre. Address Graphic. TIT
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FOR SAl.E--Butter cartons and but
ter wraps at the Graphic office. iou
need them this hot weather II
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The Graphic Cent Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything telephone 100

WANTED To take care of cb;lJ
rem after school hour. for DE an
hour. Call at the Graphic or pcle
phone before / u. m. Helen Kell,
nj Dean place 3-+t
WANTED-Goycrne,, for l3-vear-
old hoy. Adam Wilson. civ. An
,,,>.rrn ,......,..., ......... -,
position ~ honsekeeper' good cock :
satisfaction assured Address VI. N.
m care OF lhls ntilcc. u
N',,,.l S,,.,-- r,J ,,..,,l, ,,.,,,n,, u.,, A.
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Graphic butter wraps are heavy
vegetable parchment that keep he
butter cool and sweet cartons also
printed or imprinted Il
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WANTED-Good bull pup. Enquire
Graphic u
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LOST Black gilt ready To faunw
wanted by J. Il Weaver,
City. 4p
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The Graphic, ~ a year.
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Wells Peugh
Realty Company
LAND SPECIALISTS"

40 acres On the ella river, "a
miles from Lordsburg, improved,
and has water right, to trade
for small improved place close to
town.
GAO acres wheat land in east
ern Washington for land.
Music store in Peoria. H., 10
trade for raw land. See Us at
once about this.
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Wanted To buy. town l"ls at
bargain price. have the cash.
Box lbs Drmine
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FOR SALE-Nmchc>trr rifle, 30-4u.
with three Lyman sights. rifle cover
aud cartridge: half price: like new.
j. {. Barnes office IN Mahoncy build
ing. Louis D"rnbu,ch Up
FOR SALE Emerson Mower,
Deere disc cultivator, 3 2-ruN comb
nation bean and corn planters, hay
racks. bean cutter, Rumely hay pres
and | Ship. Odds engine, Deerinc
corn harvester, office building. Buck
rake, > Deere discs, wooden harrow.
iron harrow.
Heavy wagon. flaming mill. ware
house ~ feet by u feet in size, sheet
iron building. size 24x4S. 4l0 tons
OF 1914 hay, set of harness. Acme
harrow, feed trough-. This prop
erty can be seen at the Illinois Deyrl-
opmnt Association camp south of
Miesse aud may be purchased from
q. G. Armstrong, Pontiac. H.. or
through {. G. Hollenbeck at the
camp. i9-ti.
FOR SALE or rent \ 3-ruum
house with screened porch near the
court house.--Apply Colorado Room
Ing house. an
FOR SALE-One Mitchell i-pa-sen-
ger ear, 50 h. r., very cheap. See
4. J. Cooper AT Deming National
Bank. 2-tt
FOR SALE-One hundred and TWEEN
~ dollar buggy. Condition good H.
new. aud harness. for SO 40 Wat
kins Transfer Co. 2-tt
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l6O- acre
REIMBURSEMENT. ; miles east of Dem
ing In low water belt all assessment
work done. Address Box 50 Defining
81
FOR SALE-Bia-> and Nerni- Mar
tin double beds. commodr~. dressed
Ihii'NN hiNH'Ns IN lhl'N' INV '''h
diuon: prices cheap. Enqulrcat the
Nugdhaus cottage. corner Maple aud
Nickel 3p
FOR SALE--Motor cycle; twin cyl
inder>. late model: good shape: will
trade. Phone 2G6, or address Box
l3s 3-3t
FOR SALE Five second hand tour
me cars. See j. :. Kerr 3ti
FOR SALE-All ar any part of -
French Marine Bucks, ages one aud -
half to three years old Call ~
write. j. f.. Hainr~ or John Stew
art, Hill. \. VI. 5p
FOR SALE BY owner. two choice
J., ,idence lots. address Il 55l. Pn~o
Roblrs, Cal. jp
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. June 6-The decree in
favor OF he United States Steel cor-
poration In the governments dissolu-
ton suit evidently outweighed con-
s~ideration OF world politics and wars
In stock market estimation. Dealings
broke through the restraint imposed
by the dispute with Germany into ami
nation and buoyanoy. although prices
reacted later and the market again be
came dull. Nevertheless, broad infer
ences were Drawn from the steel deci-
sion. while the chances OF reversal on
appeal were not lost sight OF.
Groundwork for recovery had been
laid before this decision by the tone OF
confidence. due partly TO greater hope
OF agreement with Germany. but more
TO the conviction that the ~extraordin-
AIRY strength OF this country's financial
position would not be impaired in any
event. Happenings In the exchange
market confirmed this conviction
Gold imports arrived in large volume,
with prospects Of indefinite continu-
ance.
War orders in great volume remain
TO be. paid for having figured in the
huge trade balance OF past months.
The cry for fresh supplies of NUM-
lions voiced by Britain's leaders and
the Russian lack. revealed by their
reverse in Galicia. emphasize the force
of this factor.
Home demands on the money mar
ket continue light and time loans in
Guiding over-year accommodations
this week fell to lowest rates since
1911.
Steel trade sentiment frightened
distinctly. confident views expressed
by leading authorities of early expan-
sion OF emand being more influential
even than mill statistics. Aprirs in
crease in railroad net earnings was
another favorable factor.
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wan Of jas. r. Mansfield prosated.



James Bishop. to village MinEo. lot
Mingo. $4,000.
Clara Rose to Village % Mingo. Mstss.
Steubenville To-. $50.
Mary Thomasson to Katie Lukatz. lot
D~illonvale. 81
Henry Walker TO Petro Msrinskt.
u 0b-l00 acres. Smtthfield To-. 81.
Highland View, 81.
Odus Core 10 Josephine Burriss.
i ls5-l00O acres Warren tp. t1t&12.
James Mckee to Ephraim Sheiine
: ob-iOO acres Cross Creek IT,. $1,000.
David Marcelius to Ephraim shsIins
1 acre Cross Creek tp.. $4,000.
r. A. Workman 60 Lewis McIain. Coal
hoss To-. $4,000.
John Call 90 Lewis McIatn. 50 $1,000
acres Coal $500.
David Davidson 20 James Cater. lot
heidelberg 1890.
Daniel Mcintosh to Fred Dando. Z lots
~Irondale. 1880.
Mary. winn to Grace Monroe lot To-
ronto. 81.
William Hall to Sarah Beck. 1ss-iooo
acres Smithfieid tp. 81.
Olive HUFF TO James Knapp. part 2
George Gescheider to George MalsIey.
Notes. City. s5500.0O.
Mary Stringer TO Margaret S~tringer.
5l-100 acres Warren tp.. 5000 90.
II. u. Baker TO job Wallace, ITsL
acres Coal, Ross To-. 81.
William Mckee TO Daisy Nelson
Metes. Steubenvtlle tp, s22s.0O.
Harry Nelson 10 Daily Nelson, Metes
Steubenvills tp. 81.
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Mrs. Randolph Hewett returned Mon.
day from a few days visit with her els.
ter at wind Ridge.
Mrs Elizabeth Clutter. OF Jacktown
VINO has been il for several weeks. SUI.
fered a relapse during the past week ma,
y shghtly improved a. the present writ.
ing.
Miss Eiva Hewctt. OF Crows Nnl 4,
spending the present week with Jack.
town friends.
Mr.. James Blake. Of Woodlawn. Re-,
turned 20 his home Friday. after a ten
days ~souJourn with relatives here.
Miss BESSIE Jones, Of Nideu. who has
been visiting Mrs. John Archer aud ofhsI
friends for the past few days. returned
home Friday.
q. G. Archer was breaking q colt be.
longing on the Archer farm. Monday and
Tuesday. The animal. which h. n ung
roadster. o. for sale
The contractors on the Jim Brndeu
farm. will shoot" that well during IN
week. with the hope OF bringing ID In a.
a gasscr.
Miss Grace Dinsmorc. % Vidco. and
Mrs. Jennie SampEOn. Or our VILLAGE
we're shopping Tn Wheeling Wednesdag
Nj. and AIRS. Corr o Archer and Miss
Alta Archer spent Friday evening Win
MI End Mrs. l.. g.. Jones. Of Nideo.
Mss Jennie thtdgster was calling
upon Mrs. Goldie walker. Of Nidco.Tuca-
day.
Mrs Myrtsl Jones vas the guest of
Mrs Minnie Archer Tuesday.
Misses Nellie Harsh. Annie Atkinson
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and leota Steele. attend the teachers cN-
ahlination az M~oundsville this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ezekial Chichester were
calling in Dallas Wednesday.
THONGS Homes. of Wind ridge. was a
day. "eu"ea-
airs. Willard Wallace and Miss oIIco
Maliace spent Wednesday and Tburs-
a. MIN Elm Grove and WheeIing
NJ. Johnson. Of the station n,r-
chased a line dairy COW from Mrs. u 81
is; Archer. OF Viola. bought a larpc
II,slt morse from Mrs Elizabeth Archer
y T. Harris IS rebuilding a bar, nj,
'na - W Nanntta place.
- G. Archer. OF this place ana paytd
hlssIe. OF near Elm Grove. will Ieave
quFlng The latter part Of the week TO-
Iva ONO. where they are Interested In
The class at tho Nebo NJ. r cburch
saNt a cake end Ice cream social sst,r'
a evening. June .. at the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rsvm.r o,
TO-: moved TO their new home We'd.
Mrs. Dave Archer and Mrs Emery
aIsher were calling on Miss Heat
I.ttse. near huntsville. TUESDAY 1bry.
seuhg Miss Reese very seriously al All
"'F ue"th al ans time b. not unexpected
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Inc many friends III ~ H,rr.r a.
i@o''nn'sn ana Miss Alice Lyle Run6
siag, which took place al CiarEsbgrr
sluTlsy MAY % The ontciafiur min.
l.ter vas Rev Ralph Brown. 81 osraftor
and buckhannon. Rev Brown ~ NJ
] g9thman.s roommate 81 W.ei.e.r
,se where The former graduated this
th' Fairmout normal school 49, ol
r..Elpn hlgh school and took his a. d.
80 rom wesleyan college Dol the
prlRcirsl ef the FairySihssTR be sa, .. been
ara last ran was elected 90 the rosi
schools be- is the sidstt zee
10 tfsnk T~oothman a. prom
hsl me- "i M%aningtgn district
~ ard Mrs : T.. Rimbe5. N Ssir' M
E~Oudsserpt oiuS rns.rtsia.d.
Mra 3 a. Srhrrf WIS o. tHaruIrr
hostess g. the Npudoscrirt CLUB at bar
nome on Beatty venue SATURDAY. after.
.tainweut after which ~dcugbtf1i -
treFhmrufa were served. her daurtfrr
NE EdEsr .HauEh assisting
meetlrea would be held on ibs 5000
and fourth Wednesdays 81 each montI
ManninTton Bri.f.
W. u. s Brown has leased % room I'm
tle ~IauCfHter building opposite the
burg street and equiprsd I maf.r1
tfnlt studio BE VII be- open f1r bust.
ness saturday une
WIS Hamilton. Of Seven Tfnrn h.
gone Co. NuFFaufowu. where fns go
family viii hold n family reuni8r tF.
frsf az the week
Mr and Mrs p g. HUFFMAN OF -
.renceFiIlc Ind are visiting reiafivr-
here.
Muses. Narrsrrt Mockier ard Eafher-
me TaEgart left YESTERDAY Tor al -.
TENDED western trip They will visit
With friends in Phoenix AHa D. win
'''WR ven al t2T ~ ~ ie' ssp9siuon
.in keyaer after o. VISIT here Mra
1rimcH viii remain FOR r. longer viaif
with her rurruta
Alice Quirk BE- home for q visit with
her parents
Mr. Mary Simmons left fhfa week Tor
Ru ~Frnnciero o. attend tho exposition.
Mra TT ~ Anderson fa aurerlna With
a. attacs ~ quiusy a. her home on Jef-
fcraon street
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5 IEEL

.. NEW YORK, June s-The steel
mills the past week benefited from ad-
ditional orders for bars. shapes, plates
and castings from the car builders
and o orders for steel rounds for
ammunition. Export buying was less
conspicuous but miscellaneous orders
on foreign account amounted 10 about
$4,000 tons including sheet bars.
plates. shapes. wire rods. skelp. tin
plate and track supplies for France
and England.
The steel corporation increased in
got output during the last week In
May TO s1.2 per cent Of total cana.
city. The increase in average daily
output. specifications and shipments
last month was about s per cent over
April. There was a proportional
gain I'm orders indicating but slight
change in untitled tonnage.
Railroad equipment buying was
small. including 5000 IONS OF rails.
POPS cars. 10 locomotives and 1000
tons OF bridge work. The largest rail
sorders were 500 ions for the Norfolk
q Western. The Western MARYLAND
bought IS locomotives
The distribution Of the Pennsvlvania
railroad rail contract IL again post.
pOned.
Steel building work was iiRht IN
volume. Small bridge orders were
placed by tho 81. Paul. Lehigh Val
Icy. and the New Haven. At st. Louf,
bids will Be taken June % on the ap
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WEST ALEXANDER

WESr ALEXANDER. pa. y. u No
June e.-MrE John Kirk. Evelyn
NV nee Airs. Alva Richmond and utfIr
' 'eIaid visited at the home OF Mrs.
p r. Iolbert Thursday
Eva Richey. OF Washington. Pa,
Two days last wcek with her par.
ehte. Mr ana Mrs. j. a. Eichcy.
MfA samuel Oldham spent Two DAYS
inls Neok with her sisters. Miss Ff1r.
lh0e Huutcr and Mrs MARY sur0wIa az
near Good Intent
Miss Leora oldham errrf Vvrfrr~r.-
niEht with Anna ToIbert.
W Wednesday. ''''
Mrs , D. whoades is suffering with
Niles anna Tolbert left Frifa Tor
wooster. ohio. 20 spend 4 fgw 49,
Win her brother, W H TaIbarf rer
sister Mrs Lee Martin AMI az The home
"i her uncle John Mcdaniel
Willio wilson Of old Washington
o j. {isitng relatives and friends in
The DEAN or Bessie the bright ten
ar.oId daughter of Mr. and Mrs David
~. occurred e. Washington. "a.
erson were former residents 81 Baiias
Mrs Lynn HoEcrs end Afrs Aivs Rich
Mrs John Kirt Weiuesdas
Mis Ate Hurhes recently visited
Mr. siias Davis. Of Elm Grove has
IeIur9ed home after "a visit with bis
"'N. MN. NNHNfN DAVIS.
Mrs Johu suulrr and son. Jack wore
Wheeling shoppers. TUESDAY.
Mr. D. a KIRK wac iu Wheeling an
business TufHfHV. "
Mr.. g. " RILEY. % M~oundavife visi,.t
bis brother-in-law Mr. John r,rrori
"wednesday.
Mrs Mary a Fcrrcu who has b.a,
800 Tor sometime BE- r.mewhat wrr.
.at thle writing
Mise Lg0na Oldham win leave Non
DAY Tor West Liberty t0 attend fha
-rommeucgmrut exercises there.
J O. Mccutrhoun and f4wHy No..
purchased a house In Film Grow rrf
moved there
Mrs Ros- and son have moved from
ate W Va. to Nr. Weld Barney =
Mrs r. D. orr and sister. Miss Mar.
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Marriage Lioanns


VIM. r. Byers. % years OF Empire. an
Anna ". Sewers. IS. OF Toronto.
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FINANCIAL.
of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W.. VA
Resources Over One MilliOa
Dollars.
PAYS e. ON Turn DEpoHrTa

Thursday.
Miss Daley Jenkins is af the home %
hci uncle. Mr. Dave jenkins
Niles Laura jenkins is home after a
weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Jennie UIsler.
Niles Wilma FRAZIER called on Mrs. g..
j. orr Tuesday evening
Niles Jeanette Pryor or Film rrovs.
recently visited Mra John supIcr.
Mr Paul Hhoades is ON the click ust
Niles susan Guy is visiting a. the
home ~ Mr Harry So Meyers on Wheel
iuE Island
Mrs d. D. stoIlar is ou the sick list
Mfs Carrie Eiehcy and little dausr-
l'r MnrEHrct "a n returned O. their
home nt lawrr1n. after visiting Icia-
lives in Tits section.
Mt James rIHfe end ruandadauEhfrr.
Miss Anna Howard. visited af the home
~ Mr.. Garrett Blake and Mrs EIieu
sampson. Thursday
Mias chloe Howard N the bio valley
General Hospital l1 Mhcefiug visited
hrr parents Mr and Mrs n T. Howard.
SATURDAY v
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Petition 20 settle N register title
TO N In case OF VIM. A. Lindsay.
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proach TO the bridge over the Mis-
sissippi river calling for $4,000 tons
structural steel.
The continued extraordinary ad-
vance In speiter was responsible for
an advance OF 81 per ton on galvan-
lied wire. SO on galvanized pipe and
Sl4 TO SIS per ton on galvanized
sheets. Further advances are immi-
nent.
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MAJ0RSYILLE


MA1ORSgILEE. Va June s-Nar-
RED Thursday. June 2. at the home OF
the brides parents. Air. and Mrs. George
i<ongdon. Of Allison Avenue. Washing
Ton, Pa, Miss Blanche and Mr..
Joseph George. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
About fifty 81 sixty OF the most inti-
mate friends and relatives OF the bridal
couple were present at the ceremony and
reception.
Miss LonEdon was well known here
having visited frequently at the homes
OF Mrs Elmer Allison and Mrs. Camp
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STEUBENVILLB

sTECBENvILLE. o.. June Sin the
Indictments OF Jas. and Clay McLeish
the court overruled motions to Quash.
lie held the indictments sufficient TO
specify hat radiators were taken and
that IL was definite enough TO say they
were stolen In fair and spring" n
that defendant were not ~prejudiced by
alleged discrepancies.
First National Bank OF Dillonvale VS..
Rev. John A. Mates ct al. judgment
given for ti960.1l.
Tho amount for which Judgment was
confessed In the case OF Ross Warren
VS.. Steubenville Milling Co, was $3.50.
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Tho Province Of ontario i7 foriu-
nate in the abundance and variety OF
Its natural resources aa well az in the
variety Of its principal products.
Thought second IN area 70 Quebec
amonE the provinces Of the Dominion.
Ontario easily ganks first IN aEricuI
tural. manufacturing and mining pro-
ducts and second IN the lumber
industry
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wHEELINo TRACTION OoMPAH
car BcH1DUL1
Eaktng EJECT June a, 1905.

PANHANDLE LINE .
WHEELING AND WELLaBUR0 .
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling WslisburR
Leave
lind Street, Law
Wheeling Welisburn
1850 a. m. o.0O n NJ
1:10 p. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUHD6vILR
Leave
10th street. Law
Wheeling H~oundavilta
10 800 a. m. Isfo a m
3.BO y. m
On lines having regular express ssr-
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cnra.
ALL LiNES-Daily Except sunday.
No shipments. except emsrgsncy ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between 600 and e1g
y. m
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Roads.

The condition OF our country roads are
SIMPLY awful. \ great deal Of work By
me supervisors and on Good Roads day
~ the citizens. has been done one the
highways in the past two weeks and
this fresh earth. stirred by the recent
heavy rains. has certalRIy made mud
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WARRINGTON


MANNiNGTON. W. Va. in, an
49, La'inia Coursin. daughter Of Mr.
80 = Coursin. or Marshall
~ ana - II Ash. son OF Mr.. ana
x Ash. Of Campbeils Run wers
ssn,t,a IN marriage az the bride ! bomc
- a. ekenlng BY Rev. a. y. Park.
~ tIesnytertHn church. Roth vouny
ph1. are Of NJ. "a. 4 nni
k,ittaL among 4 large circle of frietld-
tah has been teaching school a.
rSlrFleW tnts past year. They viii ~
'iue IN Huntington for the present.
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Hakel Thompson and Arthur
hnaLrlasc or May 20 az the home or the
,attsrs uncle. George SowIc. al rIrt1"
haught They viii make their