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Van HORN
tcoasiau.a TTo.s mr., 80,

dian authorities will b. allowed the
privilege OF Appearing b. counsel TO
make out prima facia case sufficient
10 justify the demand FOR the surrend-
er OF the prisoner.
Little 70 Dc.
The machinery IN such cases up 20
a certain point works almost automati-
cally and there viii be little for the
state department 20 do involving the
exercise OF any discretion until there
Il no case against Van Horn the pris.
oner might BE- DISCHARGED without fur
ther proceedings. II he hold the man
Tor eNtradition. then II Is competent
Tor Van Horn or his friends TO take
an appeal TO the state department and
resist the execution OF the commits.
sioners order. IN - even possible IN
extreme cases for the United states
courts TO BE- invoked IN the prisoners
behalf though this IL rare occur.
renee.
Van Horn 20 Fiqht.
van Horn however has indicated his
purpose OF fighting extradition. In a
telegram today he appealed TO the Ger.
man ambassador 10 look after his in.
terests. declaring be was a German
subject and did not put foot on Ca.
madam soil"
The last statement was taken poro
20 Indicate purpose on the part of
me prisoner TO make the technical
P"lnt that though he was on fhe
eridEe he did not actually stand on
canadian soil. AS the divisional line
or boundary between the limited
states and Capada follows the middle
Inc OF the 81. Croix river and tho
p'ers OF the bridge rest on Canadian
soil at the end when Van Horn is
SAID TO have placed his charge OF
dynamite. the officials here attach no
Importance to this plea
Inc German embassy was r,urb q,
terested In the case. but DELAYED mass.
ing upon Van Horns request pending
a report on his citizenship from the
herman consul general in New York
No Opinion.
Onlclals or the state department At
this stage positively decline 10 or.
press any opinion publicly in regard 20
the suniciency OF Van Horns conter.
lloh that his ofense was political :
mat II was an act OF war directed
against his country's enemy. and that
II was his intention TO prevent The
continued transportation across tbs
orldse or troops and munitions of war
gong 10 Europe TO be used against
Germany. IL was pointed out now
ever that TO prove that his act was an
act OF war. Van Horn. must produce
evidence that he was acting under
higher authority and by direct orders
II the prisoner should produce evI-
dence 10 show that ne was acting nm
der direction and authority of the
German government it is said Il is a
violation of the United States neutral.
lty by Germany might be involved
The Canadian government in making
It's application referred 20 the man as
an ordinary civil criminal
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EXECUTED
Three Men Who Assassinated Arch
Duke Ferdinand ana Caused
War, Pay the Penalty.

AMSTERDAM. Feb. ,. via London.
FEB. 4, 1892 a. ma Berlin dispatch
received mere says that the execution
OF three OF the conspirators in the as
sassination OF the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir apparent TO the Aus
trian throne, took place Wednesday in
the prison Of the court fortress at Sar-
ayevo. Bosnia. The mer put to death
we're Neljko Cubriloyic. Mako Jovan-
ovic and Danelo Illc.
Two others who had been found
guilty Of high treason and sentenced
TO death were Jakov Zilovic and Ned
10 kerovic. Their sentences later
were communicated 20 Imprisonment
for life and for twenty years respect
lively.
Gavrio Prinzip. the Bosnian student
who actually slew the archdukc and
his morganatic wife while they we're
visiting Sarayevo. Is undergoing a
sentence OF twenty years imprison-
ment II having been impossible on ac-
count Of his youth to sentence him 20
death
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RE-DISTRICTING
(Continuod Prom FIRST PaQol

sentation. Ohio county's representa-.
ton remains unchanged.
No Congressional.
From the sentiment expressed AT
this afternoons meeting IL is hardly
likely the state will be redistricted as
TO congressional districts at the pres.
ent session.
The following is the plan under the
Smith bill:
Counties entitled 10 one delegate.
Barbour, Boone. Brooke. Calhound
Clay. Doddridge. Gilmer. Grant, Hamp,
shire. Hancock. Hardy, Jefferson.
Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Mineral.
Mingo, Monroe. Morgan. Nicholas
Pendleton. Peasants. Pocahontas,
Putnam, Richie. SUMMERS. TAYLOR.
Tucker. Tyler. Upshur. Webster. Writ
and Wyoming.
Counties entitled 20 two delegates
each: Berkeley. BraXton. Greenbriar
Jackson, Marshall, Mason. Monon.
gala, Preston, Raleigh. Randolph Ro-
ane. Wayne and Wetzel
Counties entitled TO three each .
Marion. Mercer and Wood
Counties entitled TO four each. Ca
bell. Fayette. Harrison. Mcdowell and
Ohio.
Counties entitled to six: Ranawha.
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FLOUR HELD UP
Seven Carloads Consigned From Can.
ada 10 Greece Are Declared
Contraband.

OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. 3.-Thc Cana
dian customs department was notified
today that seven carloads Of high
grade Canadian -four. CONSIGNED from
KCnora. Ont. 10 Salonih. Greece.
had been held up az Niagara Falls as
contrabaud OF war Greece. being q
neutral country. ruling by the de-
par'ment was asked for. The reply
Of tho department is that since Oc-
fUbcr 20 last. when an order in COun-
Cil was passed dealing with The Qucs-
fiOn the expectation Of contrahand o.
var from Canada 10 all foreign ports
ir Europe and on the Mediterranean
and Black seas. with the exception OF
those of France. Russia loxcppt Bal.
&C. portsl. Spain and PORTUGAL BE- pro.
hib.frd
When the order IN council was
passed food was not contrahgnd OF
war. but now tI7t food destined for
nations at war with .eat Britain has
teen declared conditional confraband.
fhe customs department expects that
there VIII be "a great deal Of trouble
until shippers have the situation thor
olsbly olucidated The difficulty. is be-
explained bel that in tho case OF such
a country as Greece there ia mo- guar.
antea that food consigned from Ca.
r-da to a Grccian port viii not find
ra way into Germany. Austria or
turkey.
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PUBLIC HEALTH



most totally blind and will Do blind
unless The state comes TO Tho relief
and cooperate with the federal GOV.
Tnmcut in the way in which virginia
H cooperating as well as Kentucky.
] ann Informed that representative
M mo coal Industry oppose the meas.
pro Tor The reason that Or requires cor.
In inspections looking toward the
iauping out Of h0otworm. which he
now prevalent. imported here from
fnr''n countries by people who como
tp work ln coal mines Proper auth.
or.'y should Boz given fo some ono fo
protect our people against fhIa new
invader from foreign lands
Tho governor heartily recommend
iha passage OF fhe blU revising the
mining laws OF the state &c. points
ont fbo necessity ~ Increasing tho
force of mine inspectors. flr Tho sake
of safety 'Our toll OF death in the
mining irdu try De- man and half o.
day.. Dol declares For every rtfG7
tons Of coal produced an rmployc be-
Injured
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MUCH SUFFERING
In MEXICO CITY
SCARCITY OF FOOD IN CAPITAL
PRESENTS SERIOUS SITUATION
Which Will Become More Serious u
Conditions Are Not Soon
ReiieNec

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-Scarcity
OF food in Mexico City and predictions
that much suffering would follow uu-
less conditions were relieved were "
ported In Official dispatches TO the
state department today.
The Carranza officials are moving
their records to Vera Cruz where Il IS
supposed the capital OF the CarranEa
government Will remain.
Much anxiety was manifested here
by members Of the diplomatic corps
over conditions In Mexico City be-
cause Of the ban on cipher communl-
cation which had been placed by the
CarranZa authorities. Local telegraph
officials said the Carranza government
in Mexico city had notified them not
TO accept messages IN code from for
eign governments except at the send
er's risk and subject TO Interruptions
This Is the FIRST time. n Is said. that
the foreign diplomats have had seri-
Gus difficulties in reaching their lega-
lions IN Mexico City.
State department officials are get
ting their kilograms through but with
much delay
Vera Cruz Report
Alizo Arredondo. head OF the local
constitutionalist agency. made public
tonight the following report from Vera
Cruz:
General Pablo Sonzsloz reports the
capture of Cadereyta, in the state of
Nuevo Leon. fifteen miles east OF
Monterey. The Villistas were deci-
Eiyely defeated and suffered heavy
l0sses.
Between Montemorelos and Lin
ares. General Marine Sandaval. com
handing a Nillista army was over,
whelmed and forced to retreat TO the
north.
Tomorrow Thursday railroad traf
fic will be resumed between this place
and Mexico City. On account of the
scarcity of food In tine capital. the
Vera Cruz chamber OF commerce has
arranged to send supplies there by
the first train"
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WE'LL DENIES
Says Hounds % Corruption Are On
His Trail-Says Reports Are
Schemes Of Enemies

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 3.-The
news item telegraphed from Hunting
ton. W. Va. to papers here and else
where to the effect that Jesse II. Wise
OF this city. had stated that a petition
was being circulated in this city TO
raise money to send to West Virginia.
party Of prominent citizens to see
that / obtained fair and impartial
trial in the state of West NirSiyia.
though purporting TO be in my inter
est. may be designed for an exactly OPP
posite purpose to that which il pre-
tends TO express. Such a movement
would be absurd. Jesse II. Wise, WHO
according 10 this report, gave out the
Interview openly proclaimed hostility
against me, on the train coming back
from West Virginia, two days ago.
Neither he nor any one else has the
slightest authority from me. or from
any OF my friends, to start any such
movement. which cannot have any 9th
er effect than 10 prejudice my cause
IN the minds Of the people of West
Virginia.
Was Warned.
| was warned that certain enemies
here hostile. for reasons we'll known
~ w fH'Ai' III Nula tllys NOulu 90
all they could TO assist the prosecu-
ton in West Virginia. This movement
seems TO be the first sign Of that in
tention. ] have no doubt there Will
be other evidences OF this same inten-
ton TO prejudice the public mind !
have dened the Vaccinations Of the
forces corruption before The same
hounds are on my trail. / know their
bark; but the dogs do not belong to
me. ] ask the people OF West Vir.
ginia TO beware OF reports that are at
tributed 20 my friends. when in reality
they come from my enemies.
A. LEO WE'LL
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pep" FOR
SICK STOMACHS

HEAETS are sure. quick relief for
all ills that assail the stomach. They
cure that after dinner distress.
helching gas, headache, drovsiness,
snd all similar ailments.
HEAETS digest all the fermented
food that lies in the stomach and
make II clean and pure. They pre-
vent Indigestion, dyspepsia. sour
stomach, foul breath. bad taste in
the mouth, coated tongue, etc.
A 1Oc box from any up-to-date
drug store will keep you in good
health for a long time. You will
ike the spesrmint flavor, too. Zoe
-2oc at your druggists.
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COOPERATION
CcOntinusd from Fir.s P.r..,

self sacrifice as they engage in war.
wars viii disappear"
The President predicted that while
there is a shortage of food I'm the
world now, the shortage will be much
greater later lie pointed out that
under the guidance Of the Department
OF Agriculture efforts must be made
by farmers in the United states to
Erow more and more grain in order
that the world may be fed.
Our Foreign Trade.
Speaking of the foreign trade OF the
United States. the President asked
that business men devise some way
OF allowing exporters in the United
states to combine 10 secure common
selling agencies and to give long time
credits In such a way that these CO.
operative devices may be open TO the
use OF all. lie declared that apparent
y the antitrust laws prohibited such
combinations now. but he would IA
vor such a change IL a method fair TO
all could be found. He spoke OF tie
work being done by the bureau OF for
eign and domestic commerce In sur
yeying the world" for the benefit OF
all business men
Business men themselves are TO
blame " intelligent laws Affecting
them are not framed. the President
said. He added that they should
come out into the open and use their
knowledge Of conditions 10 bring
about fair laws to prevent business
evils
The Mexican question was men
TONED by Mr.. Wilson as an example
OF the difficulty he had in getting ac-
Curate information.
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VIGOROUS OBJECTION
TO WAGE REDUCTION

PiTTSEJEGH Pa. FEB Vigorous
gbI.g iion o. wage reduction proposed
b. tho irdaurud nj sheet and lin Mat 4.
manu- HrfurHra wac voiced NJ q aurrInI
DELIBERATE rHnErntilu of the AmaIramated
.lHii1u uf Iron Steel and TIN Plate
N .In p. N % today Tho manufnrtur-
er.. fHrY|rh their PRESIDENT w =
lynch. ~ Granite city. 100. asked the
mon i1 accept "a cut Of from DO 90 rs
I"r cent f' mr f. if wac declared the
competition OF The American sheet and
I'n I'|Hf. NnHruHrF. which bad Installed
improve ID methods 90 manufacture.
i.f"NIlHnt John Williams. OF the Anal.
rau1f u arHHrIIIl1u. ard commune
r'f eIin Poe rruuf1rturrre On a lengthy
rHnfcr"r"H and whom Adjournment was
..N "M'.| tomorrow If wHH announced
iHHf nH agreement he'd been r.arbrF
". ".H|.u "I'' rU.f Tomorrow. MORN
LN". Hr. IHf|U their committee VIII corr.
..r WI'. fNU uHuuIHr furaru. Arurarf
N.H'.'" 10000 MON ore affected
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THREE Are BURNED WHEN
FIRE DESTROYS HOME

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIIgencer.
ELhlNS, w. Va. Feb. 3.-Mrs
George w. Doyle and two children
were burned TO death early today in a
hre OF unknown origin, which de-
stroyed their home At Cass, Pocahon-
taS county. Two of the children were
rescued by Mr.. Doyle. who was badly
burned In q futile effort TO rescue the
other members OF the family. His
arm was broken in jumping from a
window.
The odd Fellows hall and a picture
theatre owned by Mr.. Doyle were
saved by bucket brigade
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AUTHORITIES
OF Russia Only Ones Permitted 20
Distribute Reiief TO German Pris-
oners-Replies 20 " S.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. FEB. g.
Russia to-day informed the United
states that the distribution Of food.
money and clothing 70 German and
Austrian prisoners in Siberia would
be permitted only by the Russian mil
uary authorities. declining TO give for
eign relief expeditions that privilege.
IN American expedition has started
from Peking.
Russia's answer Cabled 10 the State
Department by Ambassador Marye.
~ PetroRrad. was the FIRST response
the American government has had 10
us repeated representations Of 40
vcmbcr 10, January 3 and January s
on behalf Of Austria and Germany.
whose diplomatic interests are being
cared for by the American embassy
AZ the Russian capital Two other ur.
gent kilograms sent by the state DO
psrtmcnt within fhH last three day=.
probably had not reached Tctrorrad
when the Russian answer was made.
Tho idea ~ a foreign relief oNpedi-
ton developed n Picking and Tiru
Iein. China. among foreign mission
aries who heard az the plight ~ Aus
TRAN and German prisoners in Siberia.
Many Americans were interested in
tho project which was understood TO
have had the sanction Of the Russian
st Pckinr after n conference
with American Minister Wcinach.
When a relief commission left TIon
Tsin with $500 from the American
Red Cross and Ither supplies the cx-
rfdIiiun was halted and tho United
States. pressed particularly by Dr
Dumha. Austrian amta ador hero.
asked for the Russian rovcrnment'a
position
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MHEZS
Take TRIETS For Bowel Trouble
Most Druggists Sell Both.
CHARTER BILL TO Be
INTRODUCED TODAY
(7Y W. r. KEYSER,)
(Staff CorrespondentO

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. g.
Ire amended charter proposed for
Wheeling arrived in the capital to-
night and will be Incorporated with
the charter proposing n city manager
form Of government in a bill which
will be introduced in the House of
Delegates tomorrow by Captain Otto.
OF Ohio county. The committee on
municipal corporations. to which Il
viii be referred. is expected TO make
an early report.
The Senate committee on education
tonight decided to report favorable
action on the bill introduced by Dele
gate Otto authorizing the creation of
teachers pension fund by the
Wheeling Board of Education. The
bill has already passed the House.
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DenIals Not Final

Denials Not Final
Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-wan
street says this report has been
kicking around for ten days, but
that everybody concerned denies
lts truth. Wall street however,
does not take these denlals as
final and the report persists.
Rockefeller Dominates.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 3-Reports that
John d. Rockefeller had become a
dominant factor In the Consolidation
Coal Company we're credited In well
Informed quarters OF Baltimore To-
day Besides buying the $1,000 900
tWoyear Z per cent debenture bonds.
30 was understood that Mr.. hocke-
Teller had bought the interests I'm the
company OF II. Crawford Black. ok
United states 0cnator. Clarence w
Watson. OF West virginia. and A. n
Fleming. Mr.. Wstson's brother-in.
law.
u was said that Jore 3d. wheel.
wright the president. would retain
Die Interest in the big coal p0mpsns
and was assured Of tho cooperation
OF Mr.. Rockefeller Under tho terms
Of The deal % is said. there D. no bs
no change In the management Tor I'D
least three years. Color was given
to the story by the presence in New
York today. Of Whoalrieht Van Lear.
Black and Watson
Mr. Rockefeller o. aaid to have On.
tered the Consolidation Coal Com.
nny because no wants fo influence
The routing of the immense tonnage
OF The company. partly. at least. over
mo Western Maryland Railway. which
Hn COnfr1Ir
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cARsANzA sTrLL LOSING.

EL rASO Texas. Feb @ FOLLOW
inE tho defeat no San Luis potosi. Tho
'7rfanlI troops AGAIN were routed
'rr.1r ou.h OF that place. accord
irr to Official villa adviDos received
hero today If was stated that tho
villa column under General Banda
utterly routed the rofroatnc Carran
yH force. of General Uenayldoe. can.
iur'ue OBJ their artillery and supply
trains and many prie0nors
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" NNfINtInN. TrH breaking OI
..L,nn rrlr"H lr Germany from 90
con-. 70 Ih.. "rrfr nj pound OIL duo. rr.
..Nr ~ L. NHN.HrrHm .."w American
Nn'la .ador Gerard Ht Irri.n. f1 arrival
.gll.u steamer. Ff Hr.wrn. uuer arr
ur ~ the porte % Rotterdam a.rrlln.
..r 0f irrn 1rf from rrfrnrrH on account
ni frenr uTnrlrrH. and rFIr nf captured
'y..- 30 from iodE ltr.eI1 an1
hnfwrrp. wFfFfurr
cotton MILE Iu Germany are running
thrre.I quarters capacity. and HHfuF TaH..
HHIfF Der month. comm. retail HffIrHr
ngWuHon af Rotterdam report. HU
cable
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, Jobbers. Mer-
ehants and Othara Who'll sale paAlera-

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board % Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ its office az Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
rlunt OF which f. vested "a said Hoard
Contracts viii be awarded o. the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of suppl needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-l-u Charleston. West Nirginis
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DIED

Monday. February 5.
ItIa. 40 l.la o'clock H. u.. nt tho FAM
lIE residence. $50. 1888 NcCOUHru
sire e. IEIEEE g.. relic of the IatD
'hafIs' Harhrueh. i1 her card year.
Funeral services ON wednesday after
noon AZ $3.50 o'clock. FrI nos Of fhr
tnmily respectfully invited Co. attend
IrfNrwrrf uf Peninsula cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHlA- EMBALMER.
ft22 and ff24 Nsir Street
Calls Answered Day or Mint,
store Phones 635
g. = Urrtschv. Naf Phone iQ,aR
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CONSOLIDATED co.


sued by President WheeIwrlght In
Baltimore, emphatieally denying
the report and did not believe
such a transaction had occurred.
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BreUmmer g Hildeb.snd

Funeral Directors and ErihaI-ssru
Corner Market and Tv.rrfv. - .
Acifrhons -ol. ppeu day and night
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and
ARTERIAL EMBALWFPS
GpeEBeO1G

D1II8 pTOmUUy attended " al an
times.
TELEPHouEss
Store-Bell l2fZ. National 1Ta2
Hsriignce-W. r. Couey. Bell 1851.
National lG12-T
Res.-A. BeiswenEer National i3ss-R.
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For Sale-Farns.
PUBLIC SALE

Good stock farm viii b. sold NJ public
sale. saturday. February 10. 1915. Con-
tanning 1850 arr g. well vatored and
fenced. S-roomed dwelling with a good
cellar; excellent water and shade: bank
h,rn with slnto roof. one and onc-haIf
miles from railroad ON Nuskiuru
river. Location. miles from gwifts.
ohio: good railroad rvice 90 Marietta
and LHuesNtlle. O. ID. II. Dickcy. Svifts
ON1U.
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Wanted-Cash Register

VIII nav cash. ANY make. So IsI7TT-,
Addrcss. q r ear. Tufol1irenrrr fsEi
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WAETED-h once several good deliv-
ere and sales boys. 20 work before
sctool. Apply az Circulation DEPART
mcnt lnteiligencer. between 4 and
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WANTED-MALE HELP


WANTED representative for wheel
ms ty an Eastern piano factory whtrh
mas one OF the oldest established and
bet adv erti-ed lines 90 rianos and
IlhAtr- pianos uu tho market We do
NOT necessarily want ths oldest or an,
nlHgt-t dealer but We want the uvest.
II that dealer 81 so situated that ne
cannot take advantage OF our PROPOSE
hon, then Ne want 20 md an honest
energetic, iniomitahlc. nghtinE young
man with moderate capitol who will
START ON cunsiEumcut=-H man who can
build for himself pleasant and luC.a-
Two business fu conjunction with us.
Give ful particulars az 20 experience.
All answers treated coundentially. Ad-
dress Manager. BOX 4, Essex 81 sta.
Boston, Mass. bc-A-ll
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WASTED--Agcuts TO sell ;ac New EN-
pss~s Nutuurr c'eguer and yrfHst
sweeper. on weekly payments 81 IS cts.
hig saies kig pay. O. O. Adams co
llfo-ilA2 Main ~. Up stairs. apreS-tf
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

FOB sALE-Brown mare. IL years old
FEST
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LOST
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms or
unfurnish6d. $3.50 Wood 81 Ia-25-u
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANrED-Four young ladies or neat
appearance a. sell a foul article.
Must furnish fcrenccs. Apply from
f-g-i
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FOR shLE-SIOO no will buy my new
Erittauica Encyclopaedia. India paper.
.reen cloth binding T.. O. Box G32
Wheeling. ". Va f-g-i