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which he has proved himself SO def.
cicnt
The country has now practically
recovered from the gigantic hoax Mr.
Bryan perpetrated on II when he re-
tired with such dramatic flourish from
the State Department The Frsnken.
stein monster OF his creation will
surely pursue him. His latest claim
that the text Of the note had been
softened after he had refused TO sign
81 is denied by Both the President
and Mr.. Lansing. Even II this were
true. why make that statement and
then declare that even in its modi-
fed form" he could not bring himself
TO approve IT,
The German press IL In agreement
that the note Is most friendly in tone.
and condemns Bryan's resignation as
inhammatory rather than pacihcatory.
The American press is unanimous on
this point And now that better
feeling prevails all around. the pros
poets are for a happier solution Of
the situation than at any time since
the crisis arose. II Mr. Bryan will
have tho decency and discretion 10
withdraw from a controversy be Is no
longer connected with. all may yet
be well. Any disturbance OF the anne
horated conditions will be due solely
to any further interference no may
project into tho matter through HE
disturbing statements. Let ne hope
that his lss' ridiculous statement
Saturday night closes his "silly sea
son"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
A REFURBISHED LIE

Some time aEo The IntelliEsncer
took occasion To refute the absuroly
silly rumor that had gained circula-
ton through the unreliable Demo
cratic press bureau az Washington.
that movement was on foot among
the Republican leaders OF this State
TO request Senator Con to resign.
The Intelligeneer presumed that the
Intelligent membership OF tho party
readily saw through the Democratic
design In giving such ridiculous
statement publicity. and has accord
ingly paid no attention 20 its multi
Piled repetitions in the Democratic
papers OF the State. and In few 90
the credulous Republican newspapers.
But the baldest attempt to inHame
the former report was the alleged in
teryiew with Senator Con. sent out
from the same source in Washington.
and published IN the Democratic of.
gan in this city last week. wherein
Senator Con Is made TO say many
too obvious. The Charleston GORE
spondent OF Pittsburgh paper gives
further publicity 10 that bogus INFER.
view in its edition Of yesterday. The
fake character OF this Interview IL ap-
parent on its face. and Is so absurd
In some OF fits illusions that. OF them
selves. throw II into the purely nc.
tional class.
The lntelligencer again reiterates
that never has there been any sugEes-
ton or thought OF Senator Cons res
isnation for his own or anybody
else's convenience: that he Ia serving
the State too well and is rejecting
too much honor and precedence on
his State to inspire any wish that he
should retire. except the over-anxious
thought which Is father TO the long.
Ing that obtains in Democratic cir
Giles. and which has been sluiced
through that sewer of lies at Wash.
ington. Senator Con gave out no in.
terview as that credited to him. and
the lying connections were categorlc.
ally denied by him in an authorized
statement printed in The Intelligent
Ger Saturday morning in a dispatch
from Washington. For the further
discontinue OF the West Virginia De
mocracy. It may be stated that Sena.
tor Cons health was never better
than 1t is now. and that in the orderly
procession of events he will be- in the
next campaign with a ripened and un.
impaired vigor and the old chasten-
ing power the Democrats so much
fear.
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COMMISSIONER
President Crarbist. o. Bethany Col.
Ie9e. 20 Have Charge Of West VIZ.
ginia Building az Espo.

Governor Hatfield has appointed
President Thomas r. CramhIot. If
bethany college. commissioner OF na
West virginia building az tho Panama
exposition in san Francisco f1r tho
months ~ October and November
Ihie gifcs residence in the beautiful
West Virginia building at tho czposi.
zion
The president and Mrs CrauhIat OK
pDDt Orb spend several weeks n Cali
iornia in Tho faU. In accordance with
.ho vacation voted fl Ur Camhlef tr
The trustees OF BETHANY college 40
frH'r recent rfpNr.
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s' drIrhf hHtirr made -Hr rum
.-.w baltimore fn .f.f.. .r ... dHv
and part OF .ha r.rf u. .r about
no hoIra TH.s DEL tf. F.f umr ever
m 'I" between fre-. g.rfa anil arfa
nj now record r.r speed Tho distance
.a 20. miles nrf 'f vaa made without
anr ..Ih'. I. wac Ilsf matter ~
Swine OBI. h.r FI.t plenty of road
rar arf SUFFICIENT .aarHne fo keep
DO trasCl.nE HniHr NCva
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PLAYING FOR POSITION

u Is probable that the firm stand
taken by the administration wi'h re-
Rsrd TO one OF the belligerent nations
OF Europe has had something to do
with softening the former attitude Of
the Mexican broilers Al any rate.
Carranza presents a different front. a
temper Of Cancellation I'm his reply 20
President Wilson's note. while villa
IL willing TO confer" with Carranza
NJ to a future settlement Of affairs.
but neither chief shows any dlsposi-
ton to real sincerity in the matter
Carranza assumes that he IL entitled
10 recognition on the basis Of exer-
eising sovereignty over ninetenths of
Tho people and seven-elghts OF the
territory OF Mexico. But that ~ mere
ly an assumptivc. not a definite dec
lsratlon His willingness 10 abide by
AZ election 20 be held for a now Pres.
ldent r. mere subterfuge. because
% undoubtedly excludes any recognI-
lion Of the Zspata and villa Contln-
gents. Any election without the con.
currence Of these two guerillas would
be worse than farce
villa. while thanking the United
States Tor 'its sympathy and inter.
est" Is stIil defiant Of this country
Ne takes the ground that the United
States has no right 10 Interfere In
Mexican AFFAIRS and falls hack on
President Wilson s. Indianapolis speech
To support him in that contention
This places the administration in On
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OUR DEPENSELESS PANAMA CANAL
Central American R.rosd Necessary to Protect Il by Land
BY CHARLES p. STEINMETZ
Consulting Engineer. General Electric Con,.,v
Consulting Engineer, General Electric Company.

As %. present European var
brings home 10 u TIE possibility
thai. In spite o. our desire for
peace. Ne may st so,e time o.
Involved IN var. the question OF
our defense - OF the utmost I'm
portAnee 10 all Americans
With American money on
American territory the American
government mas built ano COM
pleted the Panama canal. 20
further our oomerce in peace. and
TO double the effeotivene.s OF our
navy In war. by giving IL rapid ae-
cess 70 both oceans
" IL true that We have sacrificed
material advantage 20 our com
meree. BY complying with EnE.
lands order and charging toll 90
our own ships though thereby We
put them at a disadvantage
AGAINST foreign shipping. since our
commerce.. IN common with all our
citizens. il paying in taxes ana
duties for the cost OF building the
canal. while the foreigners paid
nothing OF the cost OF the canal.
and get the same advantages
from It. - ourselves
At least. however. We have not
listened TO the Siren song 10 neu-
trallze the canal. and thereby
make II open 10 all nations In
peace and In war. so that IN case
~ war a hostile navy may AVIAN
itself OF our canal more TO effec-
lively attack US on both oceans
We have fortified the canal. ana
undoubtedly. with the experience
Of tho present European war. viii
still further strengthen the forth.
cation. so rs 10 make the canal
impregnable against any naval
attack. Just AZ impregnable az the
kie' canal or she Dardanelles.
But how about a land army
What Will hinder any enemys
fleet from landing an army. in
vestlng and attacking our canal
fortlficstions from The rear. and
reducing them. so that the canal.
instead OF defense. will become
a menace 10 US?
As long as our navy can hold
the ocean. no enemy can land an
army at the Panama canal. But
as long as our navy holds the
oceans. we little need the de-
lenses OF the canal. since the .avy
can defend II. The fortifications
become OF use. and OF necessity
only II our navy should be de
feated by a superior navy. and de-
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ONLY DISTURBING FACTOR

The more Bryan explains tho
moro untenable his scf N RESIGNATION
becomes Ills exit from the State
Department has been followed by
statement after statement until the
country IL we'll weary ~ his 4arrul.ty.
His presumptious effort % Instruct
G'rman-American citizens IN their
duty might we'll have been replied IN
by some ~ their body ins'ruciag Nr.
Bryan in Die duty ae citizen. o.
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uncomfortable position. and In some
respects practically neutralires the
Presidents change Of policy from
Satohful waiting TO that Of a hrmer
ettitude. There Is absolutely no On
eodragement FOR a betterment Of con
diiions In Mexico In the replies 81
either Carranza or Villa. although
there Is less Of the buster and braE
gsdooio that characterized their more
recent communications to this govern.
ment. So far as entertaining any
hope ~ Vina and Csrrsnza getting
together" on any proposition. such
probability might as we'll BE- dismissed
as a barren Ideally.
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This Is not the time 10 discuss parti-
san politics. but We can not refrain from
Selhng attention 70 the fact that the
republicans elected seventeen OF their
tWenty-three candidates IN the judicial
election held In Chicago last Monday
Our prov ocation for mentioning this
minor. but significant landslide is to
compare u with certain declaration
made hy Irogres -ives In 1912 that the
Republican party was dead. For the In
formation OF the reader who Is familiar
only with the larger aspects Of Ameri-
can history, we would say that the Pro-
EresslNe party was a political institution
whose members did not long survive the
wounds OF AruaEeddon f,i,rfppaf
Time star.
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FLAG DAY

To-day. June Is. Is Flag Day. and 10
patriotic sense IT'S observance Is a.
important a. Mothers Day and Ne
mortal Day The honor 81 The Stars
End Stripes is all too lightly held In
most communities. and Wheeling ls
about a. Indifferent 10 the starry en-.
blem as others vc know Of The In.
telliEencer cannot believe that % is
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DonAhsy's Pubiicity lasthod,

The Democratic auditor Of state, Mr.
Donahey. who - a candidate for the gov
ernorship, keeps himself before the pub
nc by telling newswriters what he Will
and won't do TO vouchers issued by Re
publicans. lie II likely TO obey the law.
hoWeNer.-Aonroc County Republican.
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
Being chserfulIy Follou.d.

machine hands 70 hold on to the offices
ne had given them. 10 embarrass the
pre- ent administration as much as pos
siolc, i being followed with evident
shteffulness - Newark American-Tri-
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The circus manager that offered Rr,-
an $4,000 for the resi- Of the season
doesn't dem'an Bryan as much a. Bryan
demeaned the office he has just vacated.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP
FOR WEST YTRGINTANS
10y CHARLES sRooks sMIrn,

! WASHINGTON. u. C.. June l3-If
there are any West Nirginians looking
Tor nest OF passenger or wood
pigeon. with the vision OF getting So
900 for finding one. he can quit work
and put aside the vision. There Is
nothing doing
\ story has been going the rounds
] OF the papers OF the country for sew
eral weeks advertising that the de.
! partment Of agriculture would nav
$4,000 for every nest Of wood pigeon
eggs found and turned over TO II. The
result was an army OF searchers
quickly modified itself and an ava
lanche Of letters OF inquiry poured
| into the department
Now the sequel The department
announces that IL IL not offering such
reward. II regulates the whole
yarn, and az the same time announces
that the wood pigeon has been ex-
tinct for several years
Two interesting postonice contests
In Marion county have been brought
TO sudden halt by Congressman
Nicely recommending r. s Google for
appointment az Rivesville and J. Law
renee Conway for the office al Bar
racksville. One Office paws 5000 and
the other 5000 per annum.
4 chance to earn a $1,000 prize IL
offered by the National Institution for
Moral Instruction. All that Is neces.
sary 20 do 70 get the money IL 20
have yourself chosen one OF the sew
enty contestants selected 20 originate
the best code OF morals for use IN
schools and homes. and 20 make your
composition better than the efforts OF
the other siXty-nine competitors
The seventy f. 10 be made up oi
one from each OF tho states and the
District Of Columbia. the others N be-
selected A. large The contest was
announced by the executive commit.
tee Of the organization through It's
chairman. Dr.. r. =. ClaNton. commits
sioner 81 education
The prize Is not 70 be divided Tho
winner i TO get the 5000 in its IN !.
tirety
Elmer Fletcher has been issued
a commission az postmaster a. Capon
Springs William " Scott ~ Foresrt
Hiu. Alverda G. Metralfe ~ Ridge
Vile. Josephine 70 " Cook a. Cen
fcnuial. and Waifman r Webster a.
Revere
The star route from Stats Wills fr
Rcd Knob has been discontinued. sg.
pe-cefod by rural fro delivery from
CAY
Tho poat0T'ces ~ H0ke Greenhrier
county. orange. Boone county and
Tcrfrora No1onFalia county. have
been ordered discontinued by thc post.
office department
Walter y CLARK editor % fhr
Charleston Mail vas a recent visitor
ln This city
sis, WInnrcd MayhaU. o. Nee
York after a visit here. har gone f1
Isrkrrsblrr f0 visit her parents. Nr.
and Mrs Charles w. MsyhaI
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The Protestant Episcopal Council
In session az Parkersburg. decided on
system for pensioning the superan.
nuated ministers OF that church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Col. Frank y. Enslow. OF Hunting
ton, Is being talked Of as a Demo
cratic candidate for governor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

The new Methodist church Of spen
Ger will be ready for dedication July
fourth.
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Paris correspondent has figured ts
ell out. just where The American troops
VIII he placed a. The front" Well that
is going some
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col House who has been scouting in
Europe for President Wilson IL coming
home to confer about strengthening the
team"
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The West Virginia Car Advertising
Company has been Incorporated al
Parkersburg. with a capital OF 5000.
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Now ia fhr time to get rid Of youi
rheumatism You can do Dr. 10 YOU an
r.r Chamberlain finimenf W A
fo.khard Homer city. " s.. writes
Tact sprius suffered from rheuma
f-w With terrible paine 'n my arms
7rd shoulders got bottle OF Cham r
ffr'a.nF f.niment and fhc frsf aprl'
cation relieved me- py uainE ono hof
DO ~ 10 4 was entirely cured For
-alc ty an dealers Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

The eEultinE silence Of the Hon
Champ CLARK az this time Is more slo-
quent than words.
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Senator Goff not only will not resign
but Il Is not In the power OF the Demo
Gratis TO make him resign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

There Is stin another statement "a
come from Bryan. 90 be addressed u
deserving Democrats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Bryan IS talking as ~ he really had
something 20 do with writing the notes
10 Germany
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The universal compliments be
slowed on DR.. Jepson. appointed 10
the head OF the State Board OF Health
by Governor Hatfield. must be taken
as appreciation OF choice we'll made.
appropriate and pleasing Philippi
Republican.
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We are stu Of the opinion that the
Boy orator Of the Platte should be tn
termed
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Crisp State Notes

The delinquent tax list OF Wayne
county is much smaller than last
year.
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Tourists 20 tho Pacific Coast should
carry bandit as well a. accident insur-
ance.
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o. would be interesting 20 know who
writes General villas notes
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Two Hona anil two faueHtrrs 90
John r.. kiususu. ~ ffsU,rfoVr. "a .
are students az fH, Keystone state
Normal School there which frrrta
me school record Tor ruroHmor. from
ono tamIy.
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Even Berlin scorns the friendly Of
ices rendered by Mr.. Bryan.
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Our country! In her intercourse with foreign nations
may she always be In the right but country right or
wrong STEPHEN DECATUR
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June has turned on her hsa, danger
al -iFht
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composing peace IN NsN 90 - ike 81.
fsrinE real work % the T. " "
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FLAG nav Flinr grand "oid Glory" 90
the bresTsa
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n errors we're runs the stoEies would
lead tho league
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FRA ELBERTUs

Elb.-, re.d u.,. Gle.
csrs
and
r there be a tt.-
sea.
% for 81 odIk
wit a.tr,s,f
q cues The
s in
e. IN hand eel
undo |barpu
10 nd rtv
no voice WITH MS carestnE
GoopynEht. ~ osorEs Matthew Adams,
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r. H LUy ras won 0-s. Y.rr .r
speed 'or Iorg run Accompanied By
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seven arrested in Sunday Liquor
RAIDS. read headline Iu Monday 5
paper. Isn't 30 strange that people Will
PERSIST m disoboyiug the law We DO
wonder why they do NOT 20 away and be-
nave themselves. or really ls A. impossI-
Die Tor they Go do that Every Few days
We read ot some saloon. some dive or
den being attacked by the police win
the resulting fines or imprlsuumenta
and every zine We wonder that these
people don't Eet the lesson which the
event n intended % teach Rut thew
don C. They keep on violating az 90 It
Was sort 81 nature Co 90 so. Are the
penalties Too slight or IN their innICtiou
TOO much avoided And then. one is apt
o. think that for every one pulled D
thFr" are three or four boo full blast
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Notwithstanding that an exera ses-
sion OF the legislature authorized a
direct levy OF fourteen cents for State
purposes. increased corporation fees
and provided for the collection OF an
excise tax. West Virginia still has the
lowest tax rate Of any State in the
Union, and n now prepared TO take
proper care OF her educational and oIe-
mosynary institutions Democratic
critics may not like this Information.
but 70 is strictly authenuc.-Mountsin
Echo.
H. r. Jones. manager OF the Junior
Mercantile Company store ar loalton.
was In Elkins this week. on his way
to Cumberland. on business lie re-.
lates the first local snake story OF the
season. he says that the other DAY a
big rattlesnakc. Q p feet long. crawled
from under house right in the heart
~ the city. and was warming Itself
Boz tho sun when found and dis
patched u had twelve rattles and p
button. indicating ~ years OF age -
Randolph Enterprise
John Tacy. Of Randolph county.
NlNNf N''.'Hf JUS .|." ''''.NH |.|f N.|N| NNN.
caught his pillow on the bail ~ an old
iron pot and turned 30 NO out o. tho
ground and upon examining 90 found
$1,000. mostly On gold and some sI.
soy. ir good afrfo Of preservation.
supposed To have been buried there
during tho Civil war 10 keep tho sol
diors from getting a.
An AMUSING story comes from Fair.
mont A Young man was soon by the
police 'p alight from tho train with q
loaded -afrfrI and 8r officer ap.
preached and asked h.m what Ha had
ir bis Fatrrri and wac told no was
none ~ hIE business Tho police In.
.frd him fD Justices Office Ilt tho
NCuuF man refused fD carry thr eat
rhol huf Tho police lIrErd Do up tho
hIll and into frr Justices once and
'rsred rho aa|rhrI Nhru biol found
that lf wac Oiled with brick
Marry " Howell who f7- several
years had charge no Fr Ertirr
ua0frsr bureau. FEEL now ar affrrhc of
fhr chief office af Nr.f'rFfor m e.
fID has been selected f. make rr.
-rarcH .r lrH rHorH~rra Of rtarurr
f.1n E.a selection fHr 'N'r very f~
g.r'1rf vnrf wac fr. fr Pho record
'n made r. fHrH.a4f.. while n
rhar-o 0r fhr FtIra bureau
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Miss W.nifrcd MayhaL % Noe
York. after a VISIT here. har gone f0
! ark0rsburF fn visit her parents. ST.
and Mrs Charles W. Msyhau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

Walter " CLARK. editor % fhf
Charleston Mail vas a recent visitor
in this city
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Two interesting postoTice contests
In Marion county have been brought
10 sudden halt by Congressman
Nicely recommending r. S Google for
appointment az Rivesville and J. Law
renee Conway for the Office at Bar
racksville. One Office pays 5000 and
the other 5000 per annum.
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Terms Per Tear. ~ Mall IN Adsanes
Daily ts Days ser wsskJ. 4 year 80 ~
Daily. Three Months. ......... ~
Daily. Three Days Per We<k... ZOO
Daily. Two Days Per Wsek 400
Sy One month ............... rs
Messly. One Year IN Advances 1 %
"eekiy. SIS Months. 60
tIhE iSTELLiGEsCF.H embracing
hs sessras sditiSn~. O. entered In the
postoniee AZ WhsssnE. W. Va as see
ont-elass mAttsrl
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HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies Pure Linen Hem
stitched HanikerchiefS. dainty
handmade Armenian -
finishes, eSc values
Ladies imported hemstitsnsu
New Way embroidered Swiss
m r1a"dy' soe values. lac
Makers oyerStock Of i2l,c
Pure Linen Handker
cher centres .. OC
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Elmer g Fletcher has been issued
a commission az postmaster a. Capon
Springs William VI Scott ~ Foresr,
Hiii Alverda G. Metcalfe ~ Ridge
VILE Josephine % " Cook a. Cen
fcnuiaI and Warman r. Webster a.
Revere
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MARY Garden" and other Rest
Toilet GoOds-Fresh new as
sOrtmcnts.
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The star route from Stats Wills fr
Red Knob has been discontinued. sg.
pe-refod by rural frre delivery from
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Tho pos'oT'ces ~ Hoke Gr~enbrisr
county. Orange NoCne county. and
Tcrfrcra N0norFalia county. have
been ordered discontinued by thc post
Office department
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Published Daily. Eno>cf SUNDAY. b. n.
intelligence F-sbifshink Company.