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NOTICE or rRusrng's SALE.

whereas In a certain deed Of trust.
dated December Is III executed ai
Imperial COUNTY California, b. Jcza a.
mine L. Butterfiel1 aud John A. But
first paIi: the TIae Guarantee and
Trust COMPANY, corporaton party
of The second part. ard Fidelity S9E-
ngs and Loan Association, corpora
fion. party of tie fuIHd batt and re
e3raea IauuaY -. III, IN Book -,
e. Imperial count California, to
which record reference is hereby
made; said parties of inc ilfsl part
Jessamiue T. Huttcr1eld aud John =.
Buttertletd, her htzaaaa. ia grant aeg
convey lHe premises therein da=gr4 &C. e
10 the Till Guarantee and fru Gass-
uant. ~ tru Tee, TOR tHs Hses and I1r-
poses SET 8ul in saIa sHu decd. ans.s
Other ases. II secure taa payment -
one certain prom =erT note aHa IA. -
mote. AMI at6er sums o. money 81
vaneed. and interest thaHeon. tue 5sHe
being made due aaj pa. anIe L. HIaa.
4lv SAVINGS ard Loan Association. n
corporation lhe HaHE O. the taf#
Wharaas. Jbete H. been a aefaHH
i'm the pavment IF he monthly sas5##t
mrnt af principal ang interest due a#a
TaHahIa ON said not ter the month Z.
January 1919. aHa a# subse #usa=
Interest and a defaa5 - The paNm.# =
OF tie fines levied ~ &c 9tdanee s. -
the provisions 1G tha hH-laWs Of s44a
Fidelity SAVINGS and Loan Association.
and by reason of such defaults haNtns
continued for period ~ more thaa
tbirty davs prior to september isL
1915. said Fidelity Savings and Loan
Association. the owner and holder o.
said note and trust deed has, in ae-
Ieordanee with the provisions thereof,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Bees Ordered
Home;;HoW May
It Be Done?

If you owned several stands oil
bees whose perseverance in lheir qnesi
for money led themt 10 frequent doWn-
town fruit stand and The owner Of lhe
fruit stand made tine assertion HAL
the honey-galherers We're winged pesIs
and instructed yen 70 Keep your bees
al home, how would you "a about
il?
That is The dilemma in which ReN.
w. &. Conley. pastor Of The Christian
church, may find himself il Green
Brown, proprietor Of Ihe Brown Pro
duce Company, SIKH and Main streels,
actually succeeds in identifying The
bee habilues Of his place as actually
belonging to Rev. Gonley.
Bees, in flocks aud clouds, invade
the produce house a. soon 3s HE doors
are opened in The morning, and al any
time of day they may be seen swarm
ing over the fruit in various parts oI
the establishment.
For a long time Brown wondered
where the bees came from. Then he
found that Rev. Gonley had several
stands of bees near his home Al 689
Olive street. and the next ti@e Ih#N
met Brown accused him of #Vaia# =.
bees that palronized his Sick D.
orally.
No. 'oasef.' - 1a'-H
= na. 1a#
,nql,v rvsaoa
doncp oo4 +,
~
80 IT,. -
bees heIonroa af 'a-oo 'ho' H. -.
g.. =. - aesfamers aoa fh9l
T. .,.,-sa' De-. eoalov would 500 1hal
to tho e,f,ne nev snnono7 3is ~
dnre store.
Pev corlov naio1'a anf lha' fnoa,
,,.apa saooo o5a fbaasands - re slaeas
in the county. and that the inhahii2ets
thereof covered considerable distance
in their travels.
Brown may be called nnon 10 posi-
lively identify the bees as those housed
at the Conley stands and in HE event
that Rev Conley does consent 10 keep
them away from the brown Produce
Company store he will have to devise
some method whereby his pets can be
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

al the hour of Il o'clock IN. of said
tIas. ri The front entrance oil the 1oalt
.f#aa#s iH Ibe ely o. FL Centre. 'oaA
- Of Imuerl state Of taiit9th" al
= #ale#a=l conveyed b. sand Iaflise
Of tha First part to the party OF la5
second part BY said TRUST deeds In anu
Ia All IHs following described proper
- .r5't 1arf Of Block Ninety-nine @p
of lae H#g of HoltYIHe. in The tlih
a# IIsfsHse. county of Imperial state
af eaIIfafa r. as per map Thereon 70
#sHs. aleH 4Hue fth. 1901, ln the eI4iss
OF d. County Recorder o. san plSGo
counts. california, described a. ioi-
TesnnIae II point ON the VT line
#5.# af#aI ainetV-niue t99) distant
-Hraa EHH#H#sa sixty tesal rect soui II
Of the northwest corner Of said block
,#.f fhr#a hundred twenty t32o) feet,
thence extending north one nhh9fe9
ss=a=H ##H# fHets thence extending
west three hundred twenty 132o) feet
fa4#9a e#HauIing south one hundred
f#.### zHI sert To the place of be
s#aafHa or so much thereof as shall
n. a.sarN T. nay IN" tolal amoun
- IRE HH#H..Hal interest mes leNle9
#1e#aaa# charges and cost accrued
4.sazr5tIHs - lie sum of five hundred
##1#a dollars l$50o.o9). due aud
In witness whereof the Title Guar
aHH#s ana TRUST Company has duly au-
tHaH##eH fhis notice by the signature
sf - -f#e president. attested BY the
secretary. who has affixed the Corpo.
rate seal. at Les Angeles, California
ffIs 2ud day of sePtember 1919.
gornarate TITLE GUARANTEE ANE
ee4I TRUST COMPANY.
~ T. " SARGENT,
Vice President.
Aiest \. E. MORLAN.
secretary, SatOct.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

e.erai.e= - ##aH nd des'ats# lie
g,4 .s##.#### = HGa zaaeaiaaHHs= IfI#
nedfata.s aRs ~ payable. lheEe 9s'
The total saa - ms 44.4ase# u. asa
and la=laa dollars 55a9.ia1 40" a7s
a#b,a#4# #H## provided IA sid ifa
Id taaf = 6f#ss is a deIaaI - -
M. uflarf af a4H Of fHH HrIa.InaH IL
iefeal. 8a.# Ieel#a or money adE8as#
for am raHH##s Hen4aHs - aes#5.
tis latfs = HHe tatfd part or is as.
a#s#H=. f## n#### Of lie second naHi
.1l- ..... Ha#a #na ae1 the premises
or A. mnaa t####ea as haol De. neses'
pad .eaUaa - see sid t.at decd.
Ta=n Ae=a#5at# ##=.# = - ora jon tA4
haIder Of #o#e #e#Efed b.
crust lH#a#. #4sHH ~ Aae #e4 Il
~ rsa3'#.aI - Tfga Guarantee 80.
lHa=l Cama### part Of he seHa##
@#.s T.. 1## aHa ##H Tire ==aefe.
#.sH5#=e#. -. H#u#h .Heneo# saa#
i. noces #aHr 10 @ 10 eaE tas sha
- H. HH i.|'
sd IHa#as ##### a.sss#a =
AZ COST a#=#-a=z SD expenses -
sasreH - 9#e e=ssaHaa q
Whersa Tae auaraatee A..
@au#5 go0H# f# demanded H#s@#
~ #a#a aala# T. eaIle=F1#Ia #M
IaHn y aaa=e.fafa. ber husband. q
The sum ~ arse hundred GItx aH
3#=1#a dollars a591s4, which sum r.
ma - aaa and unpaid.
NoN there# ere. notice is hereby EiV
en- that tire Tie euaraDtee aud Tra-
Company hA virtue Of the aathafae
vested in said corporation aH trustee
will sell "a public auction, 10 the high
est bidder. fer eash in gold coin, on
the sth day Of October, l9la
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

f#r Pabl.c Administrator.
Sat pt25
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

made 10 understand that HEY must
confne their. operations Ia reeIons
where lacir presence i, not objection
able.
This is The old question lh3l has
distracted other communities for Years,
buI il is lhe first lime the issue has
been raised here.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Frank A. Uber, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed. administrator of the estate of
Fraak A. Uber, deceased, to the cred
itoTs of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessary yoach-
ers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
administrator, at the offices of his
attorneys, 108 Fir National Bank
building, FL Cent ., Imperial county
California; or to file such claims, 8
with the necessary vouchers, IN the
office Of the clerk Of the Superior
court Of the State of California in and
for the County Of Imperial, within
4 eur months.
81 August y, 1915.
i. &. THOMAS.
## ". cIAsaF0RD and
f.r Pa5fe administrator.
Sat pt25
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
TO CREDIT, IS.
. he y Spr agt uetea3

Henry Spr nee deceased.
s Lereby gwen by the under
d dnl istrator Of Jhe estate OF
He#y Springer, deceased, to the
creditors of. ard al persons having
exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers within 1 months alter the
first publication Of this notice. to the
"a d administrator, at the offices o.
his at orneys, i08 F.rst National Bank
building, FL Centre, lmperi,ai. county
California; or to file such Gains, with
the necessary vouchers, in the OFF,
of the clerk of the superior court Of
the state of California in and for the
County of Imperial, within said foal
months.
H. G. THOMAS.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD and
w. F. FRAZIER,
SatSept2t
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Neigbbors' Fowls Annoy
You? Then Call Officer

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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
PETLLIPS-LUGO
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Nj Guilty Wa~ the plea entered hA
j. j. Phillips before superior jude
cole lhts morning The fial Was sci
fer October i. phillips Is CHARGED
with selling morlgaeed property.
j. Is. Lugo, a Mexican. pleaded gully
lo il charge ii Grand larceny
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

We sell Eastman Premo Film Packs.
ADV.
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o%pponentsof Shipping
Bill on the Defensive

) WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Adminis.
tration forces of the senate succeeded
late yesterday in forcing the Repub.
licans and insurgent Democrats back
to the defensive in the fight over the
government ship purchasing bill. Ac.
cepting the inevitable, leaders Of the
opposition at once renewed their dec.
laration Of unrelenting war on the
bill, to be continued, II necessary, un.
til adjournment on March 4, and gen.
eral debate was resumed in another
%protracted session.
Democratic champions Of the bin
asserted emphatically that the bill
would not be withdrawn, and that the
great appropriation bills would be left
untouched should the opposition In.
sist upon preventing a vote on the
pending measure. The President init.
mated To white house callers tina,
there was no thought OF yielding Ia
enemies Of the proposed Legislation,
Such q situation Is almost certain 10
lead to an extra session Of congress,
The only way to obviate this proba.
bly, would be for the senate to adopt
some form Of coture to force a vote On
the ship bi, but even then the admin.
~istration eaders deemed this to be
very unlikely.
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county. which gave a Democratic ma
5ority instead 81 Republican, and this
district virtually takes the place d,
Whit Is now the Third district.
Average ts Close.
IL one takes the vote Of 1910 they
can figure but two Republican ais.
tricts, and IL will be noted that tine
proposed plan shows to such districts,
andlif all OF the Republican candidates
for congress in the five several dis.
tricts votes are added together and
divided by six, which is the number
Of districts, IL would show a Republi.
can majority to each OF less than 800.
as the majority in 1914 would only be
1,705, and Il, the vote for congressman.
at.large Is taken It would show to each
district a majority of less than 1900
on the average. as MI. Sutherland had
q majority OF S,297. Taking the vote
for congressman-at-large in 1912, the
proposed plan shows all of the dis.
tricts Republican. three by over 1000,
two by over 5000 and one by over
1000, and taking the same vote 10
1914 also shows all Of the districts
Republican, mi by over 800. four by
1000 and one over 1000.
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PLAN Ig0H
Each One Equitably Divided
And Based On Last Cen
sus Population

-ILLN.Lm
CHARLESTON. Feb. 1o.-1n the
opinion Of the senate and house COM
mittees oniredtstrictins. the best plan
OF re~distrtcting the state as to con.
gressionalS districts is contained in the
bill introduced In the house by Delc.
gate Reynolds Of Kanawha, and in the
senate by Senator Blessing OF Mason
county. At the Joint meeting OF the
Committee Il was decided to recon.
mend this plan for favorable action.
thought Is likely a Republican eau.
Gus will be held before the report is
made or at least before the bill is act.
ed upon by the q houses.
The plan Is or many worked out
BY u II. Land 1t is as follows:
he Fifst District.
The rat district comprises the
connties of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio,
Marshall, Wetzel, Marion and Taylor,
with q population Of 194,72e. The
proportionate rate OF population for
each district is 203, $50, under the cen.
sus OF 1910, or 1874 less apportion.
ate rate. The counties in the district
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Settlement Of Strike
In Ohio Is Unlikely

CLEVELAND. O., Feb. .e.-settle.
ment Of the strike Of $4,000 coal min.
ers In the Eastern Ohio field was re.
garded as further of than ever when
a conference between operators and
officials of the United Mine Workers
adjourned last night.
That the conference, presided over
by Federal conciliators. will end to.
day is predicted with no possibility OF
a settlement OF the strike.
Officials Of the Eastern Ohio Coal
Operators Association declared after
the adjournment that in a partial re.
port of proceedings submitted since
last week, when the conference re.
cessed, the conciliators placed the bur
den of the failure to agree on the min.
ers.
Hywell Davies and Daniel J. Keefe,
con~ciliators, representing the depart.
ment Of labor, refused to deny or at.
firm this declaration.
Leaders Of the operators declared
that the miners have thus far fatty
refused to agree to arbitration propo.
sails involving the wage scale. One
OF the points Of contention has been
the Interpretation Of the Al cents a
ton run Of mine scale demanded by
the miners.
The operators have offered 44.6l
cents a ton on a fiat basis for all coal
mined, or IS cents for lump and Is
cents for slack.
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V|LLWNNEXT
time, SAySP ENR0SE
Senator Predicts Republican
Victory and Return Of
Bull Moose to the Fold.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10
Next year there will be a political
landslide which will restore business
prosperity 10 the country and will
again entrench the Republican party
in power. 1t will mark the disappear
ance Of the Progressive party and the
complete merger Of the Republicans
who strayed from the party fold In
1912. with the parent organization"
This statement was made by Sena.
tor Penrose. who continued: 1.-THE
situation in which the Democratic par.
ty finds itself In the Senate, with its
party lines broken and its pet Admin.
istration measure on the verge Of de.
feat, but accentuates the situation
that exists in the country. Demorali-
cation has overtaken them. They
are divided among themselves and
they are passing through a repetition
OF many previous experiences when
their organization could not be held
intact and their leadership failed to
keep their ranks unbroken.
Republicans Are Confident.
"My Republican colleagues in the
Senate are hopeful of a Republican
victory next year and full OF conf
dence, / have no hesitation in predict.
ing the election Of a Republican Pres.
ident and a Republican House Of Rep
resentatives. And we have a good
chance of capturing the Senate. How
ever, it is not necessary that the Re-
publicans have a majority in the Sen.
ate in order to pass a protective tar
in law. We can depend upon the two
Louisiana Senators to vote for such
a measure as they have done in the
past, and besides, it Is entirely prob
able that other Democrats, who come
from states that have been unfavor-
ably effected by the present tariff
would Join with them.
Plenty Of Candidates.
"As to candidates, there will. be a
lot of them. Weeks and Mccall Of
Massachusetts,, Whitman and Hughes
Of. New York, Brumbaugh OF Pennsyl-
vania, Herrick, Burton and Willis Of
Ohio and others have been mentioned
for the presidency and their friends
are active in their interest.
1.-THE paramount issue will be the
tariff and prosperity. OF course the
mistakes of the Democratic Admins.
tration will play an important part In
the campaign, the weakness. OF. the
foreign policy, the futility of watchful
waiting and the un-American repeal Of
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A valuable SUGGESTION
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE.

1t is now conceded by physicians
that the kidneys should have more
attention as they control the other
organs to a remarkable degree and
do a tremendous amount OF work In
removing the. poisons and waste mat.
ter from the system by filterlng the
blood.
During the winter months espacial.
ly, when we live an indoor life, this
kidneys should receive some assist.
ance when needed, as we take less
exercise. drink less water and often
eat more rich heavy food, thereby
forcing the kidneys to do more work
than Nature intended. Evidence OF
kidney trouble, such as lame back,
annoying bladder troubles, smarting
or burning, brick.dust or sediment,
sallow complexion, rheumatism,
may be weak or irregular heart &C.
ton, warns you that your kidneys re.
quire help Immediately to avoid more
serious trouble.
Many physicians claim that an
herbal medicine containing no min.
erals or opiates has the most heal.
ing influence. An ideal herbal com.
pound that has had most remarkable
success as a kidney and bladder
remedy is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
You may receive a sample bottle
Of ~Swamp.Root by Parcels Post. Ad.
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
N. y, and enclose ten cents; also
mention the Fairmont West Vir.
ginian.
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FAlRvlEW.

Mn and Mrs. Stanley Ryan, OF
Weston are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Miss Mazello Eddy who is a stu.
dent in the Elliott Business College
OF Wheeling. was at hN home over
Sunday.
Fred Dragoo has been promoted to
a new position In the oil business in
Charleston. DR.. D. G. Goodnight and
3. q. Price was In Fairmont on bust!
meas, Saturday.
his work In Folsom.
MI. Joe Mechesney Is working IN
Crossroads.
Mrs. Ella Mockler Of Warrington.
was calling on relatives here over
Sunday!
a. &. cummins and Tom Deyine
was IN FsirInont, Monday.
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BAD COLD? TAKE
GASCARETs FOR
bowels TONIGHT
NO HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION,
BAD COLD OR SOUR sToM.
AcH BY MORNING.

Get a 1o.cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up
with a ~cold-always trace this to
torpid liver; delayed, fermenting
food In the bowels or sour, gassy
stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the In.
testines, instead OF being cast out o!
the system 10 re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 1t causes con.
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick.
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undlges'
ted food and foul gases, take the ex'
cess bile from the liver and carry
out all the constipated waste matter
and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.
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EGYPT GETS MORE RAIN NOW.

Rain falling In torrents In Alex.
andria during the rejoicings over the
accession Of, the new Sultan. Some 60
years ago the statement would have
seemed ridiculous; but Of. recent
years the climatic character Of Egypt.
has lost Its consistency, and now we
have rain In places where none was
known beforehand more rain where
there was very little, or only the gen.
tie dew.
The English are believed to be re.
sponsible for the rain-with their new
channels for spreading over the land
the waters OF the Nile. Cairo has
only two inches in the year, while 500
miles up the Nile there Is practically
none at all Just as the plantation!
of trees in q desert will bring raia.
90 Is Egypt now q moister place be.
cause OF the extension OF Che cult.
waited lands. But IS not likely that ali
our western civilization VIII ever de.
stroy the wonderful dryness OF Egyp.
itian air with which the constitutions
sof inynlids and pyrami6ea- agree
London Chronicle.
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NOTICE ToTAx pAyras.

The discount period ending Nov.
31st, 1914, the month OF December
during which nointerest 10 charged at
the rate Of ten per cent. have all
passed and yet many persons have
failed to pay their 1914 TAI.
Since all the above plans have
failed to induce you to pay your tax
! am compelled toSproceed at once to
collect the same and this Is to notify
all who have not paid their taxes to
do so at once torSI will proceed to coll
lect same according to law.
tt. G. 2. ScoNAwAY. Sheriff.
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G0NE! HEAD
CLEAR AND NOSE
0PEN---|TS fine!
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
COLDS AND GRIPPE IN A
FEW HOURS.


Take "Pape's Cold Compound"
every two hours until you have taken
three doses. then all grippe misery
goes and your cold will be broken.
1t promptly opens your clogged.up
nostrils and the air passages Of the
head; stops nasty discharge or nose
running: relieves the headache, dull.
ness, f%evertshness, sore throat, sneez-
Ing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed.up! Quit blow.
ing and snuffling. Ease your throb.
bling head-nothing else in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound" which costs only
Is cents at any drug store. It acts
without assistance. tastes nice. and
causes no inconvenience. Accept no
substitute.
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LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-1f You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of Keeping youngeais to
feel tyoung-to' DO this you must watch
your liver and bowe1s-there'B no need
Of having o. sailow complexion--darlE
rings under your eyes-ptmplen-a bill.
ious look in your faee-dulI eyes with
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
bowels and livet.
Dr.. Edwards. q weillknown physician ID
Ohio, perfected q vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil to act on tho liver and
bowels. which he gave to his patients for
Dr.. Edwards. Olive Tablets. tho substi.
ttto for calotnei, are gentle In their action,
they bring about tha. ervseranee Of
spirit. that natural huoyaney which should
be enjoyed by everyone. by toning up tho
liver and clearfngthe system Of impurities.
You viii know Dr.. Edwards Olive Tab.
lets by their olive color. 1oc and 2scfpee
bog. All druggists.
NE oIiysTsSls Company. colunbus, q.
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are the same as those which now
make 4 iip With the exception Of drop.
ping Lewis md Harrison. while Tay.
ior county is added to the district In
lieu Of these two counties. With Haf.
rtson and Marion counties connected,
Senator Watson has used this com,
bination 70 hesbest advantage In the
interest OF the Democratic power, but
with their seyering, his power will be
divided, and II he takes q hand In. an
endeayor to use his interests In both
counties Il will mea ma double fight
for him instead OF one.
Taking the vote for congressman in
1910 in this district It wt1ld have gone
Democratic by 2,171. White the r.
for congressman in 1912 shuws5
jority on the Republican side by 1,T25
and the'yote for congressman.atlarge
In the same year shows a Republican
majority of 2,221. In 1919. taking the
vote for congressman, the district
would have gone Democratic by 297,
but the vote for congressman.atlarge
would have given a Republican major.
tty OF 1872. The total Progressive vote
In the counties in 1914 for congress,
man was 1887 and for congressman.
atlarge 1914. The First district in
1914 went Democratic by 46l. The o
NAL majority in Lewis county is about
ESQ and In Taylor county about 500,
while Harrison county has been very
uncertain, giving to Hon. John W, Da.
Wis q majority each time he canvassed
the district.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-10
HOUSES o RENT.

FOR RENT-Eleven.room house, cor.
ner Pterpont avenue and Quincy
for rooming or boarding house. D. c.
street. Just re.painted and papered
throughout. An excellent location
H. NELL. Jacobs bldg. 2.10.6t