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The Washington herald., 1915-07-25
Nationals Split Double-header
with Jennings Tigers Be-
fore Big Crowd.
DAUSS IS KNOCKED OUT
Ancient Hoodoo Gets His Bumps in
Final Sketch Scores are 2 to
0 and 8 to 5.

srecial TO The Washington Herald
Detroit, Mich. July 24.-The Ameri-
can Leagues slow-ball king triumph
ed over the leagues speed king for
the second time this season today,
when Jean Dubuc shut out the Ma
tionals in the opening game of the
double and Walter Johnson was
ASA ulted for five hits and a pair of
well-earned runs.
Washington won the second game.
to 5. securing six runs, most of
o. them off their ancient jinx. George
Dauss. in the first two innings. Old
ham. Steen. and Boland. subsequent I'll
ger slabsters. held the Nationals full
well, and Detroit staged a couple or
threatening rallies. but they had spot
ted the visitors too many tallies
Detroit has yet to win a double
header this season. all of the double
bills in which the Jungaleers have
participated having been splits
Milan Fields Brilliantly.
Brilliant fielding by Milan. Young
and Bush featured both games, Young
proving especially efficient in saving
his hurleTs the ignominy of more nu-
nierouS base hits
Moeller and Gandil came nearest to
starring with the bludGeon. each Sc
curing four hits in nine times at bat.
In the ninth inning of the second
combat Burns slammed a home run
over the fence after Feach had dou-
bled. and in the sixth Foster tripled
after Boehling had singled. Crawford
got but one bow today, his second in
the last twenty-eight times at bat.
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The Game We Won.

Dubuc had completely haffied the
Nationals with his lazy teasers: then
the visitors suddenly became infatu-
ated with George Dauss fast curves
Moeller- c!outed the first ball of the
second fray for :, double to right, ard
after Foster had got on by a poo,
throw by Young. both scored on Hen
Iys single with two out In the next
inning. four consecutive blows by Nc
Bride. Connolly. Boehling and Moeller
were good for two more runs, and
with rho hcssoCkS well laden. Dauss
was jerked. Oldham went in and
Foster sacrificed. Milan walked and
Sbanks came through with n scream
ing double TO left that cleaned the
bases.
Two More for Nationals.
Washington did little with the ash
until the sixth. when Boehling start
ed the round with a single to left.
He went to second on A balk. and
after Moeller had fouled out Foster
tripled and registered at home on
Shanks' single. Shanks had replaced
Acosta when Oldham, southpaw, was
sent to the slab.
In the seventh Gandil singled and
was sent to second by Henry's sacri-
stole third. but these antics were only
on the scoreboard
- Tigers Threaten.
Detroit started to overcome the Wash
ington lead in the second inning, when
Crawford singled and went to second on
Boehlins's bGlk. Ncach drove Sam home
with bingle to center. Burns hit into
fast double play and that rally was
shattered.
In the fifth Tise again became rest
less. but was Quoted by a double play.
but the fireworks broke loose in the
sixth. Havana ugh batted for Oldham and
was safe OH Connolly's tumble. Witt sent
CONTINUED on PAGE NINE
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Play in Del Ray Today.

The Del Ray baseball club and Alexan-
dria Eagles will play at Del Ray at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. This should be a
great game as both teams represent the
strongest clubs in this section of Virginia
These teams have defeated the strongest
In Virginia and Washington and close
contest is looked for. The Eagles will
use the same battery hat defeated the
strong Clarendon. Va, team. Thompson
and Kraft are Del Rays selection. Those
who want games with the Eagles address
q. NJ. Duncan. Alexandria. Va, r. F. D..
No. .. or phone E. II. Trimyer. Main
SIS. Washington.
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BROWNS Divide BILL
With BOSTON CLUB
Red Sox Land First Game by ] to 3
Score, While St. Louis Wins
Second, 3 to J.

st. Louis, July 2i.-The Browns and the
Red Sox split even in today's double bill.
the Red Sox winning the opener. to 3.
and the locals the second, to >. Joe
Wood tried to win in the last inning of
the second game but Howard drove in
the tying run in the eighth, and AGnew
won the game in the ninth with a sacri-
flee fly, Walker scoring. Sisler lifted the
ball over the right field wall in the
seventh frame OF the second game
First game: r. H. T.
Boston. ................ ! 0 3 % Is ]
St Louis . . 0-3 10 6
Eatteiies-FOter and Cady; Hamilton, koob and
Agnew and SEVERED. Umrires-Messrs. Wallace and
Ccnnolly.
Second game: H T.
Boston. ............... 100 0 l GO
st. Louis. ......... 0 o l l Is : 4
Batteries-Shore. Wood ard Cady: Weilman and
Agrew. I'M .iIe=s-Messrs. Connolly and Wallace.
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c. M. NOETZEL BEATS
MAJ. BOYD TAYLOR

c. NJ Noetzel. of the Dumbarton ten
mis- team, successfully defended his
right to place on the team yester-
day at the conclusion of the intercIub
matches between Columbia and Dun
barton by defeating Maj. Boyd Tay-
lor. who is ranked in Glass A, So
iS 6-2
According to the rules of the club
the members of the club team may be
challenged by any player ranked In
Class A, and IL defeated lose their po-
sition on the team
As the club will send its team out Of
town to play several interclub matches
this summer Competition II keen and
the team is kept busy holding its
honors
MAI Taylor declares he win try
again as soon as the allotted two
weeks IL up in which he - barred
from again challenging
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MARTINsBURG WINS TWO.
Clarke and Mumford Trim Gettys-
burg In Double-headeF.

Martinsburg. Va. July A.-"Lefty'
Clarke and Johnny Mumford, two WASH
ington boys. pitched Martinsburg to
double victory over Gettysburg in that
town this afternoon, the score being 8
to / and 4 to I.
These games gave Martinsburg six
straight victories this week. and /as
Frederick lost three out Of six this week.
Martinsburg Is now but five and one-half
games behind Frederick for the lead in
the Blue Ridge League.
Martinsbure has thirty-one games yet
to play and Frederick thirty, and the
local fans believe Martinsburg will come
through" BY the middle of August.
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Verdict Given to Williams,
Who Fails to Land X. O.
INTERCLUB TENNIS MATCH

Arrangements have been COM
pleted whereby the Dunbarton
tennis team will play N inter-
elnb match with the CountFy
next Saturday. The DumbaFton
team will be the same ~ that
which played In the matches with
the Columbia Club yesterday.
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By WILLIAM PEET.

Back from the West with a fairly
good record. all things considered. the
/ Nationals will romp on the Florida Ave-
nue. sward next Tuesday afternoon, meet
/ ing Lee Fohl's Cleveland Indians, in the
| first of a three set piece.
! Since hitting the trail the Griffmen
| have encountered may storms including
in row were swept over to the oppo-
| sition, but against Western rivals WASH
ington has been able to hold its own.
An even split in Chicago and st. Louis
when both clubs were going good was
not such a poor record. In Cleveland
five out of six were won. while thus far
! the count in Detroit stands two defeats
against one victory.
When we say that all things consid-
cred the Nationals did not fare SO badly
in the West, We refer to the necessary
breaking up of Griff's machine due to
the suspension and subsequent injury of
Ray Morgan, the clubs second sacker
since the Old Fox has been at the helm.
Morgan played but one game in the
West, against the Chicago White Sox.
he pulled tendon and was sent home
for treatment.
With Morgan in shape to play there
is no doubt but that a better show
ing WOULD nave Deen Tldue.
Then too, reports would indicate that
all was not harmony in the Griffithian
ranks. one player was fined for failure
to observe training rules and two others
for engaging in a fist fight.
With long stay at home the Griff-
men are in a position to do a little
climbing. and they can IL they will
only play the brand of ball they are
capable of putting up.
After the three-game series against
the Cleveland Indians. st. Louis comes
to our fair city followed by Chicago
and Detroit in the order named.
Nothing has been seen or heard of
Ray Morgan since he was ordered
man have intimated that Morgan is
ready to again don the spangles. and
proposes to make amends for the
mediocre bail he put up while the team
was here last month.
If Morgan is in shape to play Griff
will undoubtedly shift Foster back to .
third base.
The Cleveland Indians. twenty-one
in all. together with Trainer Hitte and |
Secretary Blackwood, will be here
bright and early Tuesday morning.
With the Indians are several young
sters. whom local fans have never seen
in action. They are Outfielder Eschen, !
purchased from the defunct Southern |
Michigan League; Callan from the i
Tucson. Arizona. team, and Hill, pitch |
er also from the South Michigan cir
cult.
Jay Kirke. the big first baseman, who |
was with the Clevelanders for a while |
can Association. is also with the team.
holding down first base. while Joe
Jackson is among those scheduled to
show.
According to the latest eports, Charley,
Brickley, the Harvard gridiron gladiator,
is to coach the Johns Hopkins football
team next fall This brings up the ques-l
ton. will Brickley make good as a coach
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Indians Win Two.

both ends of d double-header from the
Athletics today, to } and l. to 4. An
impenet ira BILE defense Won the first game.
the Athletics scoring but three runs on
'leven hits. The Indians scored their
four markers on three hits.
Cleveland won the second game by
hitting Crowley freely. Scores:
FiISt game R. H. e.
Phila del This ! / o o | 0-3 II /
Cleveland ............. 0 . 3 x-i 3
Batteres-Wy ckof and Lamp; Merton and O'Neill.
UmpiIea-MessI= Evans and Chill.
Second game Il. n. E.
Philadelphia -.-....... ! o o . o / 10 5
Cleveland. ..-......... | 0 S x-l2 10 3
Batteries-Cf1wcL, Davis. and Lapp and McAroy {;
HageIman. Jones. and ESan. UmIires-Messrs.
Chill and Evans
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rffmen Whack Up Double Bill Kid Williams Beats Jimmy Tay
Walter johnson Is Beaten,
But Joe Boehling Wins
CHICK EVANS WINS TITLE

Cleveland, Ohio, July "a
Chick Evans. Of Edsewater, Chi
caSO. won the Western amateur
golf championship over the May
field links in this city today, Civ
ing him the title for the second
consecutive time and his fourth
win of the championship. He
has been victorious in 1910, 1912,
1914 md 1915. James Standish,
tr., of Detroit, was the runner-up.
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SWIMMING POOL AT
THE DUMBARTON CLUB

The Dumbarton Club announces that
plans for the open-air swimming pool
which will be erected on the property
OF the club have been practically COM
pleted and work will start In about
two weeks to complete the project.
The club has almost reached the full
limit of its membership and 10 PLAN
ming several other Improvements OF .
minor nature.
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Roach Paves Way for Buffeds.

Kansas City. July A.-Roach's home
run over the left field fence in the
eleventh won for Buffalo today. 3 to ..
A triple play. Perrin 20 Kenworthy to
Stovall to Easterly, in the tenth inning
featured. Chase hit homer over the
center field fence for Buffalo's first
run. Cullop and Knapp pitched good ball.
Score:
r. II. e.
Buffalo OIL 900 0ooo Is 9 0
Kansas City. 2 0 0 o.
Batteries-KTapp and Blair; Cullop and Easterly
Umpires-Messrs Finneran and FSfe.
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First base by errors-u. s. NJ c.. 2; interior, l.
Left on bases-U. g. NJ. c., 2; Interior. T. First
hae on balls-on Drummer. Q: Oh vernstein. 2: OF
Denman. ]. Innings ptched-By Drummer. Is: by
Denman. 20. Struck out-By Brunner 5: By vern-
stein. 1e Twobase hits-Haser Giovannetti Sac
rifce fy-Harer. Stolen waibridge ~. Minis
~. Quackenbush. Ferguson t9. venstein. wild
pitch-Verns'ein. Balk-Bnnner Umpire-Mr
Woodward Hughes Time q camel hour and 70
minutes.
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PHILLIES Win TWO
GAMES FROM REDS
Alexander Hands Cincinnati Zeros in
First. While Quakers Win
Mshtcap. l3 to !.

Philadelphia, July 24.-Grover Cleveland
Alexander won his nineteenth game of
the season today, banking the Reds to
o in the first game of a double-header.
The Phillies also won the second in hol-
low style. Is to l.
In the second game Cravath got his
fifteenth home-run Of the season, driving
two men in ahead of him in the fifth
First game R.H.E
Cincinnati. ........... o o o. % 90 ;
Philadelphia. ....... 1000 "a o
Batteries-McKenery, Benton. and CLARK; Alex
ander and kiflifer. Umpires-Messrs Eason and
Byron.
Second game ,R.HE.
Cincinnati ....... % 5000 ofI 9 S
Philadelphia. o 2 Q o x-t3 l6 /
Batteries-Lear. Clarke. and Won Klonitz: Rixey.
Burns. and Adams. Umpires-Messrs. Byron and
Mason.
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NEWARK feds Land
ONE FROM REBELS
Capture Opening Game of Double
Bill by 5 to /, While Second
Is Tied, 4 to 4.

Pittsburgh. July 24.-The Pittsburgh
and Newark Federal League teams
played a double-h today. the WISH
tors taking the first game. to l. and
tieing the second, to 4, the game be-
ing called at the end of the ninth to
allow Pittsburgh to catch a train for
ST. Louis. Moseley was effective in the
first game. while Barger was hit hard.
In the second game Newark came from
behind in the seventh inning when they
scored three runs on three hits and
two passes. Hearn gave way to Rogge.
Both sides scored another run after the
seventh. Scores:
First game R.HE
Newark. ............ 0 0 e5 Is l
Pittsburgh. 0 o l OIL 4
Batteres-Mnseley and Harden: Bsrger, Rosge.
and Berry. Empires AMessrs. tombstone and West
eryelt.
Second game R.H.E.
Newark. o o 90 ; IA 8 2
Pittsburgh. 0 0 0 0 l o. 2
Game called by agreement.
Batteries-F alkenbers and Rariden; Hearne.
Rcgse. and OConnor. Umpires- Messrs. Wester-
welt and tombstone.
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SATURDAY TOURNEY
WON BY B. A. POORE

b. A. Poore with net score Of 10.
won the regular eighteen-hole medal
play Saturday golf tournament at the
Chevy Chase Club. having n gross score
of 90 and a handicap of Il.
Only four cards were turned in out of
an entry list OF a. as follows:
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No.run. No.hit Game.

capo NJ. \. J., July A.-McK1hty tui1led 4
Usas nchit no-run sans hsrs yesterday, -
Capss downing OsestRoca q ~ Main Lins Lsaenr.
by 10 O. n big sa0un1 n1a ~ aannu
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LOCAL CRICKET TEAM
DEFEATED BY SONS

The game between Washington
Cricket Club and the newly organised
eleven composed OF members of the To-
cal Sons Of st. George Society played
a drawn game on the cricket field in
Potomac Park yesterday afternoon,
the former club getting 81 runs and
the latter IA.
The new cricket eleven made a
splendid showing and bid fair to give
visiting teams and local opponents a
hard rub for the game. The best score
for the Sons was made by Fitzgerald,
who accumulated 46 runs.
WASHINGTON SONS OF ST. GEORGE C. O.
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Cubs Handed Zeros.

Boston. July 24-Rudolph held the Cubs
to two hits today and the Braves won.
i to O. Moran got on base on fielders
choice in the ffth. stole second and
scored on Evers' single. President Tener
announced today that Johnny Evers,
Heine Zimmerman and Umpire QuiGley
had each been fined 800 for the fracas
here on Thursday. Score:
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Terriers Win Two.

st. Louis. July 1.-THE Terriers took
double-headcr from the Brooklyn Feds
today. 4 to and to /. Umpire Bren-
nan thwarted a plan to summons on
Pete Compton. who jumped the Kansas
City American Association club yester-
day. Brennan chased the summons
bearers from the field and refused to al
low them to meet Compton. A riot was
narrowly averted when fans rushed upon
the field threatening the summons
bearers. Compton finished the game.
Scores:
First game: II. H Z.
Rrooklyn............ 90 o 0 o ] o.
st. LOuis............. 0 0 q o o "A )
Batteries-Filneran Seaton and Simon; Plank and
Chapman Umpires-Messrs. Brennan and Corcnran.
Second game: II. H. T..
Brooklyn ......-.... 6e 0 OIL +
St Louis. ! 0 N-3 10 ]
Battcrics-Upham and n. Smith; Watson and
Hartley. Umpires-AlessTs. Corcoran and Brennan.
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Giants in First Division.

New York. July 24.-The Giants
went into the first division today by
taking a double-header from the Pr
rates, to 4 and 4. to 2.
Stroud and Marquard were fairly ef-
fective in the first. while Harmon was
pounded, making way for Kantlehner.
Poll Perritt displayed his old-time
form in the second and was never in
danger. The. fielding of both teams
was ragged.
RI Z.
Pittsburgh. .......... o0I l - L. l
New York. ...... 100 o o Ks 2
Batteries-Hamon. kantlehner and Schans and
Murphy; Stroud. Maruuard and DOOM Umpire
Messrs. KLEIN and Cockhiu.
Pittburgh .............. 0 o o o Of o o IL 8
New York. o0l 0l 0x- L .
Bztteries-Cooper. .McQuiIlan and Gibson; Perritt
and Doom. Umpires-Cockhill and KLEIN
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Cardinals Lose Two.

Brooklyn, N. Y, July 24.-Brooklyn
won another double-header from the
Cardinals today, to 5 and 9 to 5.
Both games were won by slugging,
the Dodgers piling up fourteen hits in
the first and seventeen in the second.
Cutshaw. Stengel and Wheat were the
demon WALLPAPERS with Jake Daubert
trailing right along.
First game: r. r. Z.
a. Iouis. oo3oo2o eS Il 1
Brooklyn. oIoI0o / OILS 1
Batterie-Rnbinson Salee and Snyder; Rucker.
Douglas Appleton Smith and Miller. Umpires-
Messrs. Rigler and Hart.
81 Inuis lolooo oI 10 6
Brooklyn 00l 0x-s II l
Batterie-Doak. Griner and Snyder and Gonzales:
Coombs. Pssner and Miller. Umpires-Messrs Hart
and Rigler.
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According to the latest eports, Charley
Brickley, the Harvard gridiron gladiator,
is to coach the Johns Hopkins football
team next fall This brings up the ques-
tion, will Brickley make good as a coach
because he was great player? Bill
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co1nzrssroNER.s SALE.

Sorsce is hereby given that on June
Tth. 1915 at or about one-fnarty Z. H.
man as Special Commissioners. VIII
ofrer for sale at public auction a the
front door OF che Court House o. a1afs 10
the authority vested IN them by de-
cree of the Circuit Court OF Harrison
fiay of Frebruary. 1918. IN tho .ctancer-y
cause OF Wolf Summit Coal Company.
Tef,oysnr real estate of Charles T. Moore
situate near Reynotds-ille In Coal DIS
trIr.t Harrison County. West virginia
All Tie interest. title and claim OF the
s,sss Charles r. Moore IN sand 70 the
lard situate on Limestone Creek. witch
Was conveyed TO DouSlaSS-Raucn Coal
& Coke Company by Phoenix Coal M.n.
,Sen4en,ber 18th. soi. and of record in
.flse once Of the Clerk OF the County
t-aI,--+ Of aar4-ison County IN Deed Book
S!s III nar~ I3s: excepting and re-
Sery-inr therefro.n all the coal with the
mining rights thereto appur1tena nt. ara
tbcre;o nEppurtenant. and a parcel OF
one and cne-hundre6th tlG1p acres OF
land. parcel chereof, wa1ica vas ~ 1I,e
Phoenix coal Mining and Coke c&orupany.
Also tho surface OF tract OF n I'VE
and oiEhty-two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t9-Szl
acres - land situate on Ltmestone
Creek. subject to existing mining rights
for the removal of the coal. oil and
ISo1s-iass-Rauch Coal & Coke Company
By deed last Aforesaid
menfS IN a switch or siding leading
from the mines formerly SHOWN as me
PsYonriS Nine and the Solon-LoUlef'y
Nine. which we're granted to.She Phoen-
IL coal Mining and Coke Company by
solor-Lowery Coal Company by deed
6sa rfnc date che 18th day OF April. 1905.
~ recorded in said Clerks ONCE in
DEED Book No. 40. page $50. and were
~ erea6ter granted 10 DouSlaSs-Raoc1
Goal & Coke Company by the decd first
N We real estate Aforesaid being the
same which was sold TO Charles
Moore by George ". Hofheimer. Special
Cso,Il-niesfo1er. by virtue OF a decree or
the Circufe Court OF Ha<rison County:
west NfrR4n!a made on the goth day OF
J1Tpe. 1910. In a chancey cause therein
nS-rSiinx wherein I. L. Robertson. .Trus-
"a. was rladntin. and Dou&1SSs-tsEAscs1
goal & Coke Company and others were
s5eefr6antr. said sa,e vas confirmed ~
anotarer decree OF Saio court made IN
fsse r.sid cause on the eth day OF Au-
csTst 1910. and the said George N.
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ror1cE or Drsso1Ur1oN.

Minutes OF a called meeting OF t1e
sstockholders OF Ha-tland OIL Company,
a corporation. held at the ONCE OF 6-
Scott. IN the City OF clarlSsburS, 1ar -
day of May. A. d. 1915, pursuant 70 mo-
1ace disly given TO all ttla 9nocdhoLdeaG-
Tire meeting was called 20 order py
J. F. Schanner. president. who preed0eo.
and acted as such. The cali OF the
stockholders showed sssFo-ShardS on Ine
capital stock present.
On znot4on duly made ana carTeo
unanimously the 1o1lowanS sesoautaoifs
RESOLVED. FIRST. That the Hart;
nand OH Company. corporat1on creaied
I'D organized under and by VIRTUE OF 9he
1aSEx az the state OF west N.feanaa. ners-
t5on, and surrenders to said state Us
charter and corporate franchise Tne
Rnard OF Directors viii proceed to con-
vert tho prnpeEty choses IN H ste :. a =,
and nav on and discharge all or tts
3e4,ts liabilities and OBLIGATIONS. ana
DIVIDE the remainder among the Seock-
holders: but no such payment s ~ = 4.
made 10 any stockholder until after the
OF this notice as hereinafter
p7P resolved. SECOND: That the
president OF this corporation cause no
raSo,s,tton TO be published in some
OF Senera1 circuiation pub
lissed near The principal ONCE OF busl-
ness of this corporation: once = MseS
for four vreelSS. and that ne fortnwaen
ce1-.tfy- sa6d resolution to the secretary
81 STATE of the state OF West Virgins
as proved by law.
on motion OF the stockhoiders uhe
meeting : ed r ggeakFrssEn. President.
c. c. SCOTT. Secretary
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Beautiful Home Sites

In jarvis and Parsons Add1-
tion, Broad Oaks
We have for sale in this addl-
ton, 16 large lots; a fronting on
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable. Terms,
one-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years.
This property is just above the
new Golf Addition and is one of
the best buys in the city. Call
and let us take you out to see this
property, and be convinced of its
real value.
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WEIGH & Fullerton, druggists,
deliver to all parts OF the city.
APPRA1sERs' EEPoET-
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
CcuI.ay OF Harrison, ro-wst

STATE: OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
County OF Harrison, rocwsSs -,
county Court OF Harrison County:
We. Albert FTTun. Perry Gawthro2
a,,5 Z o. Russell. three freehoaders OF
SIna-ssou district. do hereby CERTIFY tiat
nv cGrrue of a warrant to US dfrected
~ V Carter q Justice OF the Peace
- S;ayS p.stsict we have this day on
orr oatiis viewed and appraised a hedfer
.skan M by A. D. Corpeninx on the
tGoT,.er Farm, which Is IN tEie possession
- said Corpeuing. said Farm being 10
S.ated in Clark District. as an estfsay
All FORTY Five Dollars t$4S -9V)- bouow.
-. IL a description of said estray: Red
,.ifeI- white spots on head and on right
Y,a-k about two years old and weighing
a so,tt seven hundred pounds
Given s1nder our hands. this Bird day
ALRERT FRUM.
PERRY GAwTFIROP,
f. o. RUSSELL.