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The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
|CRAPO HOME FROM
p. M. CONFERENCE

Conferences have been n pro
Grsss In the east for some days
past, and are still continuing DO
tween representatives Of the under
lying bondholders Of the Pere Mar
Qustte and representatives Of the
two groups Of junior claims.
mo conclusion has - yet been
reached" declared 3. r. Grape. OF
the underlying bondholdsrs. who
has Just returned 70 the city after
participating In the conferences.
but We are hopeful that 1t win Be
possible to work out some plan that
viii be satisfactory to al the inter
ests and allow the road to b reor-
ganised and continue.
Several propositions have been
made BY the interests other than
the underlying bondholders. and
none Of these have beso satisfAc-
tory. n now seems to be In order
for the underlying bondhoaders to
indicate what sort Of . plan vim b
acceptable 10 them. and . sub-com-
mittee has been appointed and II
now At work on such . plan.
II believe that there WIN DO q
delay of several weeks yst In Anal
action on the troubles u the road.
but am hopeful that something will
be evolved which win mako Q fnal
and Satisfactory solution possible"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

man. real estate dealer. was driving
east IN Jsasrsoa-avs.. ct hsaulAit'
ave-. and the truck end trailer vsrs
on the opposite side of the street.
going west WILLIAM Allen. of No
SIS wa'uut-sts. vas driving the
truck. Suddenly the trailer bscaml
detached and swsrvsd directly
across the street and against Mrs
Oakman's machine. The electric
was badly damaged.
The police are looking for the
driver Of an auto that hit H. ~. D..
radoorian. - years old. OF No. as7
Concord-avs.. at Sis. Thursday
night. at Kerchsvalavs, and Grand
blvd.
Dsradoorian was taken to the -.
csivinG hospital with . fractured leg
and severe cuts On his head. The
driver q the car I'D no stop AFTER
the accident. Witnesses say that
he looked around and Jaw the man
lying IN the road. but ala not stop
to otter assistance. The police OBJ
tanned the licsnss number from Wit
nesses.
Otto Anderson. II years old. Of
No. 10l supsrior.st.. slipped and fell
under . truck OF the Trinidad Paw.
Ing Co. on the Joy-rd. near For
teenth-st. 1t S:s0. Thursday night.
He vas seriously cut and bruised.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

sAULr srE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. 10
Up: Turret Cape, Schoenmaker.
Hahn H.a,.1 H' sss~s. a1 95s s s's' Dss.os
1870; Andrews Christopher. John
Donaldson. Cherokee. Fassstt. Nelson
Holland. Rsam. II; Emperor. 1850;
ss: ,S t TSs m iss s.rxina %a
SON. 4; McDouFaii. Jenny. 3; Fades
Marcia, utiey. rhos. Adams. Durston,
3; rrtmbis. i:so; wainwright. .: Dali
ton. Cole: Z; widener. 7;5e :, m; En-
Down: Russell Hubbard, House. .
last night: Bangor. Doric. o; Roberts.
Jr.. 10; 0oulder. 1850: Napoleon. Hol-
Der: csidera; Colleagues; ? = TN. m;
dosss.s sh se :.ass xef aess.0a
Moses Taylor, 6: NJ. A. Hanna, An
drew Epson. Hart 81 d. Q. Mills. $3.50:
Assssis. Bonner. 1850: Norway. $3.50;
Jones. 10.
Northwest. strong: cloudy.
AZ Detroit.
DETROIT. Oct. 2e.-rp: Maruha
$50; Roumania. 1870; Linden. 1910:
sisms cs.li.. 'er Husshiu.os s o snei:
Robbins, s:4o: shenanEo. $40: Ours
ton, s:Sol Gienhnan. $40; James Da-
vidson. $3.50; Venus. $40: Bufhngton
Queen. $40; Agnew, Z; sny-
der. Tionssta tarrived), 1870; North
Lake. 7:40; tsmalD Mather. 500
Walsh. .: Cygnus. Holmes. $50: Ball.
$40: ST Paul. 1870: Allegheny tar
rived: Laughiin. 1850.
Down: (Big) Livingstone. Squire.
s:l5: Sonoma. Bolsnd. Maryland,
1918: Malietca. 1870: Matthews.
IL 40: Brazil, IL: Robert Wallace, Kir-
by, Hartnell. 1910: Marshall. 1880:
Philip Minch. 1910: Alex Thompson.
I 80: Piankinton. $40; Haskell. s;
Val Cartier. 6: Massaba. $40: Turner,
Z: B,xby 1870: Jaw Morse. 1880; Anna
Minch, $3.50: Ccuiby. 1910: Chicago
1890: Wotan, Haddington, 11:20.
Prentfng--the PLAIN neet klnA-thst
= rlght--TIDeS job DeVty-Ma1n 4Sco.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

may have . large surplus 0took a
certain lines Of ar,age al chonlcaln,
and ara holding out ~ : ~ "a
vance IN prices. I attributs ~ e6a
ditions In Europe. Our lmDoreation
Of drugs has been reduced - olmos(
nothing. while at the sane timo thu
demand for exportation has n,
creased. From manufacturers d III
United States our supDly has been
cut down from say Loo ounces "a
SO or 100 ounces. and o(tea " ere
unable 70 get any ct al 0o0o ol
the dye stuffs that We formerly In
ported from Germany win ltAsly b
made in this country n Tie nsaz
future"
A little idea q ne odvanos IN
drugs. chemicals AnA lnonlclnss may
be had fro mths tollowing svaiIabls
list: Camomils To- lGnSoo havo a.
vanced Is cents . poun1s koeoAound
has mare than douh1ea u pglos. @
have tho crude OILS: oorhGa1e scid
has jumped from % esnts @ S1.Yo;
bromidss have lsaped mon q eonts
TO >s.1S: peroxide g hyArsuea. per
gross OF pound bottleA - Doae
from Ut to $2l: unannn. q Italian
produce. has junps1 = nftlU more
than . month nom - oanHs . pound
to e1.oS: SlycsriaA vAjsA solA Tor
Is cents . pound last 0onah = now
around 50 eGnka
Medical experts pce11os tAaA N
less the drug fAmins = bsukan. Aun-
areds OF mothers ara hnhleu vim b
sacrificed In the Untkaa 0oakeo. oae
hope lies In the ohaneo 1T Aneri.
Fan government salant1sea now
work on the problem = Washlngton,
ian ind q way Of supplying these
necessary drugs.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

There will be so much to amuse
and entertain. and 80 many real
bargains to be purchased In the
way Of practical and fancy articles
and delicious tidbits to eat. at the
Halloween bazaar. musicale and
dance to be held In the Hotel Stat
Ter. Saturday afternoon and even
ing, under the auspices Of the
woman's auxiliary to the Salvation
army rescue work. that the success
Of the affair u assured.
8 The bazaar viii open at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon in the large ball.
room, where Handsomely decorated
booths and tables will display the
articles for sale and the array OF
homemade pies. cakes. bread. bis
cults, jellies. preserves. candy and
other delectable dainties.
In the adjoining smaller ballrocr
Afternoon tea viii be- served. and
there viii be dancing, as well as
vocal and Instrumental music.
IN the evening. dancing will con-
tinue. and refreshments will be
served from remptingly arrayed
tables.
Among those who win give the
musical program win be Miss satie
Wadlav aoorsuo. Afsa Mart.r
Peck, violinist; Frank Stephens.
pianist; Joseph Katie. violinist:
Frank White. tenor, and Marvin
Stoddard, baritone. Miss earlier
Burnett and John Orr will present
. group Of modern society and
fancy dances.
The bazaar viii be decked in
Halloween conceits and there will
b amusements and favors in keep
ing with the Halloween spirit.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
AUTO HIT
BY TRAILER
Mrs. RObt. Oakman's
Car Figures In Pecul-
lar Accident

Mrs. Robert Oakman, OF No. II
Milwaukeeave. west. with Mrs.. Ida
Ulrich and Mrs. Clara Ulrich. o.
No. 1889 West 0rand-blvd.. had
narrow escape from serious injury
at $3.50 o'clock. Thursday afternoon
when an electric In which they wers
riding was hit BY = trailer that had
become detached from . truck d
the Golden Storage 4 Carriage Co.
OF No 1<1 Willis-ave. east. Mrs
Ida Ulrich. % years old. was -
verely bruised and was taken TO mel
homo In the auto of . citizen before
the police ascertained the extent Of
her INJURIES.
Mrs. oakmsn. wife Of Robert Oak.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
Chicago Drug
Prices Soaring

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-With the
cost Of living soaring dai1y, more
gloom was added to tho situation
today when IL Wa zIesxnod that
even the cost Of beng sick has
trebled in price since tie beginning
Of the war.
Quinine has Jumped from 80 cents
an ounce to % an ounce; medicinal
salts. made from potash, from 81 to
IS . pound: epsom salts from two
cents TO I'VE cents . pound; iodine
from IS and - 10 SS . pound: per
oxide from 50 70 $3.50 . gross OF
four ounce bottles: glycerin from
Is and 20 cents to Is cents q pound.
and carbolic acid from 20 cents to
$2.25 . pound. All perfumes have
increased IS per cent.
THE prices can't 90 much high
err" said w. Fl. Cloush. buyer for
Humiston. Keeling q Co.. wholesale
druggists. They'll stay around the
present flgure until the market runs
out"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

and was removed to the city hosps-
tai =
While riding . bicycle In Hast
inss-st.. between Willis and Sups-
rior-sts.. u o'clock. Thursday at
tesnoon. Philip Dresser. Is years
old. of No. TIL Hastingsst.. was
struck By an auto driven by Sam
Pslsvin. Of No. a2e Theodorest. An
ankle wa fractured. and he was
taken TO Harper hospital.
Aose-"so 20 done los 20 watch
Of Judge Bascom's funeral! And
what was 20 DOM At Judge Bias
coma funeral.
Pets--"Ah helped tote Dc Judge"
Mose--"You should hab left yo'r
watch at home! All dem honorary
bsarers' WIS corporation lawyers"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

MIA EDWIN 8. LEONARD.
V4 whose untiring interest and
work - . member Of the Wo-
'.mnn's auxiliary 10 the Salvation
aynv rescue work II assuring
Suoot 0ucooss for the Halloween
I 6asAor ana dance. In Hotel Stat
B ~, saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

Mrs. Farmer--"would you saw a
cord Of wood for two meals and
some hard cider?"
Tramp-"Lady, wouldn't saw a
cord Of wood for two lunch carts
and a saloon"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-29

- Loss Of
restige
Wins

t6roplo. British
1890 vim Put his
ooIA
w. -. - s
- 10 win en-
n o1ssstioa:
IA AuAtrian
~ ;rrunon1 ous N
slIieh = eap
1Iruvlpna pnion
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
MARIE VAN VORSI

3 womans race. she was the only
one of the three who had not yet
spoken. fremont was waiting for her.
Hammet Abou. with whom he had
been in earnest conversation. was an
swering his further questions. The
Marouise d'Esclignac shrugged, threw
up her hands as though she gave up
all questions of romance. rescue and
disappointed love and foolish girls,
and walked out thoroughly wretched,
Mimi tinkiing at her heels. The Com.
tesse de Ia Maine said to Julia:
Ma chere. what were the words of
the English song you sang last night
the song you told me was a sort OF
prayer. Tell me the words slowly,
win your"
They walked out of the vestibule
together. leaving Hammet Abou and
fremont alone.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
How to Select a Refrigerator

Only when one has had the annoy
ing experience of making poor re-
frigerator do can they realize the
necessity of using utmost caution in
selecting a new one.
This is one article of daily use where
the old adage. "the best is the cheap
est" is surely we'll applied. Ii not we'll
constructed the wooden eases will warp
and this win throw the lining out of
place and insulation and circulation are
interfered with.
As cold air is heavier than hot air
il naturally falls. so that in most re-
frigerGtors the ice chamber Is placed
above the storage space. Now this
chamber should De seamless and be
made with rounded corners to permit
ii being easily eleaned, for on the clean
hness of the box rests the health of the
family.
The ice chamber should be large;
there is no economy in buying ice in
smallest quantities; YOU lose in weight
of ice and cannot keep food at proper
temperature. Beside this il is an an
noyanee TO have the ice chamber re-
filed every day. 1t is much better to
have box that will hold nifty. seventy
five or hundred pounds of ice and
then have it opened by the ice man
but once or twice u week, The saving
will be great.
Another thing TO give particular at
tention TO is the drip pipe. There must
he no connection between this and the
food compartment and it should be
made SO that ii can be removed and
cleaned when elosged.
Rightly selected and carefully man
aged the household refrigerator is an
economical investment. for one can buy
perishable foods in large quantities and
not have them spoil before they are
used. You also have the means at hand
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCAlP---25 CENT DANDfRINE

destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lustre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome it produces fever
ishness and itching of the scalp; the
hair roots famish. loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast.
Ii your hair has been neglected and
is thin. faded, dry seraggy or too
oily. get 25-eeut bottle of knowlton's
Danderine at any drug store or toilet
counter; apply little as directed and
ten minutes after You will say this was
the best investment YOU ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless of
everything else advertised, that if you
desire soft, lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots of it-no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. Ii
eventusllv-why not now9-Adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
Hour After Hour Pitchoune Ran
Across the Sahara.

was a thoroughbred. Nevertheless,
he was running away. II looked very
much like it. There was no one to
comment on his treachery; had there
been, Pitchoune would not have run
far.
II was not an ordinary sight to see
on the Sahara-a small Irish terrier
going as fast as he could.
Pitchoune ran with his nose to the
ground. There were several trails for
a dog to follow on that apparently un-
trodden page Of desert history. Which
one would he choose? Without q
scent a dog does nothing. His nos
trils are his instinct. His devotion,
his faithfulness, his intelligence, his
heart-all come through his nose. A
mans heart, they say. is in his stom-
ach-or in his pocket A dogs is in
his nostrils. II Pitchoune had chosen
the wrong direction, this story would
never have been written. Michette
did not give birth to the sixth puppy,
in the stables of the garrison, for
nothing. Nor had Sabron saved him
on the night Of the memorable dinner
for nothing.
With his nose fiat to the sands Pit
choune smelt to east and to west, to
north and south, took a scent to the
east, decided on it-for what reason
will never be told-and followed Il.
Fatigue and hunger were forgotten
as hour after hour Pitchoune ran
across the Sahara Mercifully, the
sun had been clouded by the pre-
cursor Of windstorm. The air was
almost cool. Mercifully, the wind did
not arise until the little terrier had
pursued his course to the end.
There are occasions when an ami
mails intelligence surpasses the hui
man. When. toward evening Of the
twelve hours that 1t had taken him
to reach certain point, he came to
settlement Of mud huts on the bor-
ders Of an oasis. he was pretty nearly
at the end of his strength. The oasis
was the only sign Of life In Eve hun
dred miles. There was very little left
In his small body. He lay down. pant
ing. but his bright spirit was unwill-
ing just then to leave his form and
lowered near him. In the religion of
Tatman dogs alone have souls.
Pitchoune painted and dragged him
self to pool Of water around which
the green palms grew. and he drank
and drank. Then the little desert
wayfarer hid himself In the bushes
and slept till morning. All night he
was racked with convulsive witches,
but he slept and In his dreams he
Killed young chicken and ate it. In
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09

to furnish many delightful frozen des-
serts at small cost.
BY watehfulness and care you can
protect the ice and make ii last much
longer than is usual. This is accom-
plishel by not opening the doors OF the
box unless absolutely necessary, by
using a parchment paper lee blanket TO
protect the ice from contact with the
air and by having the refrigerator 1t
self in a cool place. This last advice
NAV seem superhuous, but nevertheless
careless persons sometimes place the re-
frigerator very near the kitchen stove
or have ii on sunny porch. II the
porch is cool this is not bad place for
il, hut changing weather will soon ruin
almost any box.
There is very low priced. roomy
refrigerator sold for use of summer cot
tasers and other persons who must econ
omixe with their indoor room and this
one is made of galvanized iron and
coated with a weatherproof dressing.
| have not the address of the manu-
fseturers, but anyone can secure the ad-
dress OF firms making these seaside ice
chests from hardware dealers.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09
Girls! Girls! Save Your
hair! Make 1t Grow
LuXurlant and
Beautiful

If you care for heavy hair, that
with life; has an incompatible softness
and is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it immedi-
ately dissOlves every particle of dan
druf: you cannot have nice, heavy.
healthy hair if you have dandruf. This
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-09

When "orator" Hunt, who was
blacking manufacturer, was in Parlia.
ment, Sin Robert Peel so far forgot
himself in the course of an acrimonious
debate as to taunt him with this fact.
Whereupon Hunt replied: "The truth
is, the honorable member is the first
gentleman in his family, and l am the
first tradesman in mine.'
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the morning no TOOK . bath in the
pool. and the sun rose while he swan
In the water.
II Sabron or Miss Redmond could
have seen him he would have seemr I
the epitome of heartless egoism. He
was the epitome of wisdom. Instinct
and wisdom sometimes go closely to.
gether. Solomon was only instinc-
tive when he asked for wisdom. The
epicurean Lucullus, when dying. asked
for a certain Nile fish cooked in
wine.
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CHAPTER XXI.
Master and Friend.

Pitchoune, who might have beef
considered as one OF the infinitesimal
atoms in the economy of the universe.
ran over the sands away from his
master. He was an infinitesimal dot
on the deserts face. He was only a
small Irish terrier in the heart OF the
Sahara. His little wiry body and his
color seemed to blend with the dust.
His eyes were dimmed by hunger and
thirst and exhaustion. but there was
the blood Of fighter In him and he
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

please tell me how TO clean a bor-
rowed book soiled by much handling.
Worried"
Reply.-Use soft cloth dipped in
benzine or in gasoline and rub the pages
lightly. Do the work out of doors away
from FIRE. The binding of the book may
be cleaned with bread crumbs pressed
into soft hSli.
"Please tell me where | can secure
unpublished rice, and is il lower in price
than the polished sorts''
Replv.-Please send stamped adj
dressed envelope and your question will
be answered at length.
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To Be Continued

A hole III no. water bag can be re-
pared by the same means as puneture
in a bicycle tire. Drop small brass
plug into the bag, work the threaded
end through tine hole aud screw ON a
thin nut. This will hold indefinitely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01


WHEREAS Rev. Alex Dzuoay IS the
owaer@cf rwo hundred shares fzthe cap
itaI sock OF Wallace Coal s. Coke COM
pary. corporation created by and rex
tstirS aade- the laws of che State o.
West Virginia. OF the par val1e ozone
hundred dollars per share. as repreSenSec
BY stock cercifcareS-of~s Eta-corpordtton5
numbers tweary-nine and thirTys.-eaoc
for one hundred shares as aP2e7s py
she books OF SAID company: and, @-ss-ss1s
WHEREAS. said shares OF stock ere
subject 90 assessments levied a6Ss-Is7e
Board of Directors for the payment OF
,axes and Incidental expenses; and.
-E.:wHEREAS, there remains due ana
unraxd asseSsme<1<s duly Levied on the
said shares Of stock OF ey.SA1e1Dzuoay
60 the a-nounr OF ntnesy-sts do1 as.
SEM. THERRFoRD IN purseapee.:of
a resolution Of The Board ot@DtSecooES.
Of said corporation .eands the ebS-ldssS
.nersof and accord5ng 70 faw: there VIII
DE sod at public auction at TIE ONCE Ok
RE said Wallace Coal e Coke COMPANY
10. . Blackstone Building! Main Street
Pa on SaSUr6ay. June ..
1918 At o--ocfociS In the afternoon
the said two hundred shares OF the cap
itaI stock OF said Wa1face Coal & COKE
Comparry. standiaS&5n the name OF
Rev. Alex Dzu5aSr on r1ezhooSs OF SIM
corocatton. as represented BY Said Ger
Siaca1es~pr a sumcteuc number OF ts1s-
ssoares2 OF said stock to=neet me 11s-
6ebtedness aforesaid and coscSc ana se@--
nnx,ses OF advertising and sale
waILACE COAL & COKE.G0SlEAN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01

II TO secure Virginia R Ogten-
payrnans -oc three certain Eotss-swlth IN
teresr- and default having been nae
IA the paymenr thereof: and by a css-.
cree of the Circuit Court of said 6a-rt-
son County. entered at It's MaE-Iersa-
1915 In Chaacery Order Book NO 80
page 81. the undersigned was appoinsS
ed as+Trustee. In the place and stead OF
John Bassel. deceased. win 11l po,NeI
viii. therefore sell at pubic ocscry 20
the highest and best 63ddsr on
SATURDAY. THE 263A DAY 03
JUNE,@t915.--:
commencing at about one O'clock ~
at the front door of the Court :5ouse
all that certain lot or aa-cel oSS;iand.
sfeuate in North View. a. suburb OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-01
-R6TICE or DIsSofuTIoH.

Sot4ce Is hereby given that at a neet-
ting OF the stockholders o1 ClarESsol1lxS
Engineering CoTapany. .a 20 isS1s
$SeeriS.s e-oS West vi-S1nta. held: At
tfe once OF George NJ Hofhes-aerSoll.
3IsfbdLrS. = .n-ztse City o<.ClarloSo9a
Tf-cIrias-=oz1@ sl1s ISEa day Of Nay. 1912.
che co,3owE-aS reso!a1:4o ms we5e 800
..Resolsed n-s:., Tnae Ctarss5u -
giaee-tnE CoGopa-S. a 30 - = ~
sac :oSsa Wes Virginia. oessascesy:
Iiscoatinre business =. SoSreosNIsssl
arSS s,Irrende-s 30 SAD sstate go
and coEpor2ee Tsts
oropezy cilnses-Ia zacseeotf 80 -
r. f1a3s ooN5osas5oT7 irso casa.. 49, ~
OF, and discharge al Is -
a4ld -obMgatEoas. aad 90
ts,ss-rsnrsaIl such debts. 5e.aSEsSes< assS
ionssca-5ons,s divide the -e-naaEsder. aSSoIS
the etocjeholders pro rata 49, sl,srs
.serera1 holdings OF OF .+os-s
sua.mene shah be made 70 any Sos,
ssSoSders until after che pUbttcadoa Q. Iae
aSs.See h@-eiraSser p-ovSdedss-r
: sResoived. second. That .ss:s prsssoSaS
- ~ s.i1e foceEoGrE rssoru1o1-co.
DE published IN some: nesSs2a2ss, @ 80
AL c5-c,1iation. tSbitshed near re pEaa-s
2si once or place OF 5nSsssess - -
cSesfrrl yeee;<s. and shat he-eer exz ss-St1sse
SSsSSe9s,S4odS-co the Scc-eea-yoSs STATE o.
~ s,sfe osSwest Virginia aaGsdss!yer;
-. I'm "a eer1aacate SHOWING PUP
1ssa.soa Of. said notice Provtded by
taS Ere, rrader my hand and sbe sea5 %;
<aid corporation this 1sta d1SSoi -a Lsss'
1879 L.sJAcKsoS.sa
President OF said corpor1too-
tcoRPoRATE SEAL
GEO M HoFFHEpHR
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Fur SAEE-farnS

7oR SAII-Fa- Of Is x acres. twelve
niles from Cla-isSbu-g. a;onEz pro-
posee rravia road from CiarksburS 10
weston al nice laying in pasture
except 4 acres. fou=-coon cottage.
BACK porch, hae drilled Sacer well on
porch, plenty of water 1o- stock. two
Dom cellar. frame building. over Gel
Ia-:.pienty OF outbutdInEs. new barn
1926. concrete foundation: 1900 It
s1nIeStrees: 20 bearing cherries. plum.
CSpc pears: school,. and church nSe
ninaares walk ten :.11iautes TO villaSe
Good Hope Underneath vein OF
cola goes With place: Oh; and Sas
Seseved. Price s.. 900. VIII cost
sI.5ee. TO, put present bundtnSs -on
Cork. Lost Creek. ". Va. r. F. D. no.
SRox 30.