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mop have a hight of over Is
feet and diameter of 4 inche S
Increasing use Of the ma
tional forests by local farm
ers and settlers to supply
thsir needs for timber is
shown in the fact that small
timber sales on the forests
numbered 8,298 in 1914
against 6,182 the previous
year,
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-02-11
EDITORIALS
HIGH COST OF LIVING

Wheat sold in Chicago las
week at prices higher thai
has been known for years
1t reached $1.58 per bnshel
Unlimited orders were sent
infrom Europe, and the Eu.
ropean agents were instruc'
ted to buy no matter what
values were asked
Here is the opportunity
for spectators. They have
bought nearly all the wheat
and are selling it to foreign
buyers at prices far in ad-
vance of that which the la
boring men of our own coun-
try can afford to pay. For
their own financial aggrand-
izement they ship away the
food products of this country
and let our own people, who
cannot afford to pay thess
prices, suffer.
The government should see
that enough is kept for home
consumption, and at prices
compatible with existing con-
ditions of this country. An
enactment of tn is kind would
be more in keeping with the
promises of the De mocratic
party made to the people be-
fore coming into power. The
advance made in sugar and
wheat in the last few days,
the partial inactivity of the
manufacturing enterprises
placesA the laboring man in
an unenviable position. The
cost of living is advancing by
leaps and bounds,th de-
mand for labor is deminish-
ing, and that means to the
laboring man who has a fam
lily to support the problem
of keeping "the wolf from the
door,"
Why should this Govern
ment drain its,food supply to
maintain the waring nations
of Europe in their mad at
tempt to destroy each other?
Has there not been enough
blood shed, enough dessola-
tion to satisfy the unho!y .
ambition Of kings? Why /
should we, at the expense of
our own people, feed the
waring nations while they
are engaged in destroying
their own resour ces? Now is
the time for the admins
tration to show its hand in
keeping enough food st uff to
supply our own people, and
at prices they can afford to
pay.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-02-11
INVESTIGATING THE
MANUFACTURERS.
Trenton(N. J)Statc Gazette,

LftfVOit\"'' c'lbttsc tV~N''V
Long before the elections wer'
held last November, Secretar.
Redfield, of the Department o
Commerce, at the direction o
President Wilson, sent agents O.
that department broadcast undeI
instructions to investigate CONF
tions under which manufactures
were operating or lying idle.
The purpose of this investiga
ton was to prove that there was
no good reason for manufactures
shutting down. That there was
no warrant for the cry that bust
ness was bad; that Tariff revision
had had a depressing effect upon
it.
1t was President Wilson'S be-
lief that business was good. That
it had been given a new free
dom" by the breaking down the
wall of protection. The shutting
down of mills and the laying off
of men was the work of sche-
ming politicians who We're not in
sympathy with the Wilson admin
istration and its policies.
And they were to be shown up
by the agents of the Department
of Commerce, who went afield
armed with authority to pry into
the innermost secrets of the
manufacturers of the country.
And they pried.
But they have never made a re-
port that has been given to the
public. Why not? If they had dis
covered that there was no good
reason for shutting down manu-
factories and filling the streets
with idle men, the people would
have heard of it, of course.
The shoppers sent out by the
Department of Commerce. evil
IDENTIFY discovered what they were
not looking for, and, for political
reasons, haven't said a word
about it in a tone pitched high
enough to reach the public ear.
Now the announcement comes
from Washington that Secretary
Redfield is to turn loose a battal-
ion of experts in the industrial
field of Pennsylvania from
which has come complaints to
President Wilson that the Wilson
Underwood Tariff massacre brou-
ght disaster to manufactures
right and left.
The President says that the
manufacturers are in a Estate of .
mind" That business is improv-
ing. That great wave of pros
perity is rising and running in
the direction of this country. |
That, if business has been dis
turbed, that disturbance is intire-
y due to the war, and not to the /
Tariff, It is now the purpose of
Secretary Redfield to prove that
what the President has said is
rue.
And the distressed manufac-
,urers of Pennsylvania are anx-
Gus to give his agents all the in
formation they ask for. They in
list, however. that the investiga-
ion be made in the open. That
here shall be no secret work
lone. That the public shall know
exactly what the Redfeld agents
re doing, how they are doing it
md what the result of their
lctivity is.
That is in line with President
Wilson'S open door" policy. In
,erfect harmony with his pitt
ess publicity" notion. Let the
sedfield sleuths get busy with
ut delay. The manufacturers of
Pennsylvania are looking for
hem, and when they get thrnugh
nth the Keystone State they
hight find something to interest i
hem over here in little old New
ersey.
The September number Of the !
luarterly of the Oregon Histor-
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When Free Trade regulates
the tide, the Ship of State
always sticks in the mud,
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The September number Of the
Quarterly Of the Oregon Histor-
ical Society for September, 1914,
has been placed upon our desk.
Its contents are Of unusual his
torical interest and are as follows:
''The Bargain Of 1844' as the
Origin of the Wilmont Proviso. !"
by Clark E. Persinger, Professor
of American History in the Uni.
verify Of Nebraska; Review Of
An Almanac of 1876" by Rev. j.
Nelson Barry, Of Spokane, Wash.
Dairy of Samuel Royal Thurston,
an Oregon pioneer Of 1847, who
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WAHrEp-Agents TO sell tne New EN-
press Vacuum Cleaner and caIu,f
sweeper. on weekly payments OF IS cts
ElE sales Big pay. q. r. Adams co .
llfO-ll+. Main St Up stairs. npr2S-t z
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Mr.. DOMAIN. OF West Alexander. was
the guest OF his daughter Mrs. HarNe
Frye. OF this place, this week.
number OF our people attended auc-
uon az Nebo. and came home with a fine
collection OF odds and ends
Rev. Dunbar delivered a very able ad-
dress to rather a small congregation at
Salem. Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jane Harris and granddauEhters.
Misses Hazel and Martha Eahl haugh.
we're calling on Mrs. Campbell wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. q. .. Archer and Miss Alta
Archer. spent Wednesday shopping In
Wheeling.
W. a. Harsh was a business visitor AT
Noundsville Monday.
Mrs. Quinnis Chambers spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her daughter. Mrs.
James Murphy, OF Cameron.
little (twon) child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evert Clark. Of Calls. passed away dur
Miss Elma Bremen was tho guest OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer and daughters.
Thursday night.
wilford Toland and family. moved
from Turkey run 70 the Wylie Crow
place during the week. Mr. Toiand will
assist Mr. Crow with the farm work
during the summer.
Miss Jennie Chichester spent Tuesday
with her friend. Mrs. Minnie Archer
Mr.. Curtis Norris. OF wheeling. Is
spending a Few weeks with hts sister.
Mrs. John Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hewett moved their
household goods 90 tho Cunning CHAM
farm on Dodd's ridge. Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Miss Ida Major, is quite III at the
home Of her brother. r. Majors
Miss Elya Hcwett. who has been sur
proved
Mr.. Elmer Dinsuor. f. serving on the
jury az WnynesburE this week
Mrs. Randolph Hswstt f. confined TO
her room.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

storm % much force is ccntral
This morning over the middle Mssisi
sippi valley region. attended by rain.
me rain area extending eastward over
me ONO and Tennessee valleys.
During the past - hours the falls
we're moderately heavy IN the lows
Mississippi and Tennessee valleys
The storm viii continue 20 move
northeastWard and rain IL expected in
THIS vicinity tonight. followed Satlr.
day by rain Or snow and colder
weather
Local data. Hlgh.st temperature
Yesterday. - degrees. lowest last
night. 3S degrees. rainfall. 0.o4
The Ohio viii probably rise In he
district late SATURDAY
n. c. HOWE. Section Director
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AUTOMOBILES

Chester Tires. Least Cost.
Most Mileage. Iukcns. 20 Tenth.
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r. r. White sale
Mr.. Dave BOYD. OF Nj Pheasant bYv,
moved into tn, NJ D. Boyd property.
Nh,r" he viii run o. confectionery room.
James Wiley died suddenly az his
hom" one mil, north of CsIsrair ON AZ.
morning OF February q. 1915 III. di.d
or neuralgia OF the heart. The funeral
services were held az his home on Feb
ruary p. Rev. Murglcr officiating The
remains W"r" laid Co rest IN Olive
branch cemetery a. HarrisyiIle lis
axe was uN years Hs was "A good man
ana has passed from labor 90 reward.
~" leaNes . wife. Co whom the yumfuu-
nifty extend their heartfelt sympathy.
she extends her sincere thanks 10 am
her friends end u.irhbors. who So low
lnElF assisted IN any way during her
AIR. and Mrs u. D. Whit. were bust
ness callers IN BellsIr' tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mr.. T. A. Euily were callers
az the home az Mr. Deborah Whites.
sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John THaabor and sons.
willard and MlussII spent sunday al
me hom' Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Irene Horton has returned to
East Richluud after spending o. few DAYS
Win her sister. Mrs.. Nhuer Mailin.
Ernest Ashton ~ ON the sick list
Ar ana Mrs. Il. a. Bailey. Uf Wheel
iuE. have returned huu, after spending.
fcw dnys with her mother. Mrs. De
Mr. Charles Henderson. Mis- Olive To-
land aud MIR. YOUNG. OF cleveland have
returned home after attending IN" fI-
neral Of Mr. James Wiley.
MISS l.o.lla Arrigk has returned tu her
home in Blaine after spending few
DAYS with Mrs. James Wiley
Mr. and Mrs. George Berry. Of st.
llursNill.. are visiting AZ th, home OF
Mr. and Mrs &c. r. White.
quite "a large crowd attended the GufC
ana NeEu- sal" Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Harry clark. DT St CIaIrgylI1s.
spent FEHfITGfNHM H7rII.t
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q. r. Ciemmons. Of Dallas. who for
the past few weeks has been spending
his evenings In oilinE and repairing the
great-great sver-Eo-great-"Cir Grandfather
clock that has stood FOR so many years
silent "on the floor" In this old family
mansion. but thanks 20 Mr.. C's skill
and perseverance,. a IL now ticking OFF
the moments and telling the hours as
correctly as one OF our modern S-day
regulators. This ancient timo-piece is
taller than its owner. and has a hand
marking tho seconds. as well as hours
and minutes. The writer cannot give
It's exact age. but remembers ~ as being
used as store room for the family
groceries more than forty years ago.
The striking or this old timer. although
II has no cathedral gong" combination.
Is clear and loud. having been heard "A
distance OF three miles con the tels-
phone) very distinctly. Notice ~ you
have any dumb watches or clocks, call
on q. Il.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Paying employment for w..
men iull or part time. Sell guarar-
lg'd cotton. Isle. silk hosiery 10 us.r.
spring business now on Intsrnrti or,I
MiIs. 3o4G Chestnut Philadelphia
f-2--tf
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WAHTED-At once. several good deIiy-
cry and sales boys. 60 work before
schooi. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment, lntelligencer. between 4 ana
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NlNNEAToIT- MINI March o.
Three men are believed to have per.
IHHri .n Ore here early fHI- morn
rs whom two email hotels. tho AZ.
f0rH and The Frederick. adjoining
each other ur iI0uuor.1 avenue. were
destroyed Two frrmHn were hunt BY
aIIuE from ladders and several oHr
or prreuus we're injured About Tu
women were carried f1 tho street by
fremon The ioas g. sumstcd az $50
600
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NEwsPApER nILl KILLEp-

INDIANAPOLIS. March r.Iuo
house ~ tho Indiana Legislature today
voted unanimous f0 indefinitely post.
pom" tho uavarrrrr hII which pro.
E'|nd ffHf 900 pres. associations orer
Hf.nT in fhT state furnish service tor
OH who desired Dr.. and that fha press
Hae0r.afi0ra hD placed under control
o' fnr publ" service commission The
h.l bad passed fHH senate and han
boon made caucus measure bv TOO
house UEmurFaf.
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C0LERAIN

tOLERAiN. o.. March Mr.. and
Nrr. W. u. hricgvr pleasantly entertain
cd the Twentieth Century Eridal sytn-
ms tcbfuurN ~. The evening was spent
In entertainment and Al "a s.a1.rstT..
nonr excellent refreshments were ser, ID
lh"y had a. Eu.sts Nr. aud Nrs J a.
brown. The following mem bsrs were
present Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Wheeler.
Mf. and Mrs. Thomas Ankle. Mr. and
Mrr. O. X HoEu-. Mr. and Mrs W }.
sunny. Mr. aud Mrs Cd. }. Erarklin Mr.
Shd AlIH- Edgar Fell Nj. and MR.. 90. "a.
" alN-r. Mr. and Mrs - a Miller ana
VI. and M. " IL ILL.,
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Wsstminntsr nrIlh-

Miss Anna Walker Pleasantly enter
tanned the " Westminster Guild Safur.IHg.
afternoon. The afternoon ,y4s sr,u- lf,
business and at "a syasunshlg hour dainty
refreshments were s@rN ed. Those ur.s-
sut were Misses Ethel Berry Mary
Ially. Margaret BatIy. Esther EaIk,r
Minnie Gibbs. Man Fox. Edna FpN. Agnes
Murphy. Carrie Cuwau. Eyatric.. Barton
Ar-, w. ). BARTON. Mrs. ltay Mitchell
and Miss Anna Walker
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New Gases Filsd in common P,s.. con-,

- ". - Wiley administrator OF Albert
N. McN as ~. The Central Gas 20 Act
ign Tor money. Amount claimed $40.
state OF ohio on rel OF Niunge OF
Lewisville. and g. J. Stsrner A. 11rSb
w. weber. ruandamus proceedings
, Amelia W Davidson VS. Wilbur W
Davidson. divorce
RUIN %. stephens ". VIM. q. stephen.
divorce and alimouy
, Ihe femerick on Co vs. Chas r.
Fordyce. Action for money.
lanes \. Berry vs.. VIM. T.. Stnwgr
Action for damages
James 4. Berry vs. Elizab.tb sfa,v,-,
Action for damages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

W0n0aT m common PNas count vas
occupied by the case OF Louisa a. Leib-
itlth vs.. AIRED -. Weber IN actor Tor
$500 yailake Tor slandgy The Jury
AWARDED the plslntin SO dlmagys
ON Thursday the case OF * Fuller
Moore ". &. ?. Weir for damages was
tried and the plaintiff was alIowel 1900
bN the jury aud defendant Sluu. and
each pay half the cost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Ths funeral N tho late Mrs T. W
Caldwell. which occurred ON SATURDAY..
" a. largely attended hy relatives and
friends from West Liberty The aar-
vices wero very Impressive. conduct aI
BY Rev. hountz or Wheeling and Ho..
hearkeL of W~rt Liberty. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful show.
ing the love and sympathy Of relatives
and friends
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 60 Manufacturers. Jobbera. n1er-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NbllCE is HEREBY GIVEN That
me stat" Board OF Control 81 the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ iis "iii-e at Charleston. West Ntrrtntp.
TOT furnishing supplies for tho several
state INSTITUTIONS. the financial manage
In.u' OF which e. vested in said Board
S"fift''r VIII be awarded 10 the lowest
Llhl'r~. quality considered and other
mugs t.inE equal West Virginia deal
'Fs VIII b. given preference
lists rf supplies needed will be FUR
hfh bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF Control.
lH-L-it Charleston. West VIRGINIA
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mr.. ana M. isaac Liv4nRood-

Al their home at huntsville. on Feb
TuarN 20. occurred the death Of Mr..
Isaac LivinEood. aged 50 years. and on
March End, the wife. Mrs. IAyingood.
passed 20 the great beyond. aged about
20 years. This aged couple. who from
early youth had trod nfe's pathway to-
Eether, and In death were separated FOR
only brief space. had the love and re-
spect OF the entire community. They
are survived by several children and
grandchildren. One daughter. Mrs.
Venom. Is very III at the parental home.
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WHITE WAY" FOR


Special Dispatch FL. fH. fHfsffr.r#er
NAETINSUTWG. IS Va. March E.
The Nart.usbUrE board 90 affairs TO-
day awarded t0 'Hp Matthew foundry.
ihH U.'E. fIa contract FOR ~ orua-
mental poles ter tho now White
Was" Ir fhia city. and Iaat ufcrf tho
city council appropriated money 10
Install tho poles Tho initial cost %
LHn Improvement viii hr more than
g. 600
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MAJORSYI VILE


NAJORSVILLE. ". Va. March s.
vernon johnson was seriously hurt Mon
day. while at school The children were
amusing themselves by swinging ON a
grape vine. that overhunE "A ravine.
When quite q distance from the ground
the johnson boy IN some way lost his
hold on the swing. falling TO the earth.
cutting and lacerating his head and face
Or. Summons. OF Calls. was called and
made the necessary repairs. and at this
writing the lad Is believed TO be out OF
danger.
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roscoe aud Everett Brown have o3ru-
81 IRE repair shop IN Miss Kate Arn-
olLS hulldinE on IN" corner % Eastern
avenue ana Paul street They have ln-
stalled OH 81 the latest .IfrarTz.-. .,l1
viii Be- able Co do an Kinds OF work IN
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A. her home ln West Liberty. Thurs.
jay morning pr o'clock. Mic. Rachel
aLInr The funeral occurred ON FrIfH.
a. 2 p. m. lrtrrmrnf West Liberty Gem.
HfrrF
L.Iifs Thomas. n cUfHrad rfrf q rHr.
IHurHdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

small fire occurred Iu Miss Roberta
. g"u'- Kitchen "Wednesday morning. hut
Wa eNunEuishDd after damaging the
furniture therein considerably.
a small building OF Robert Hunters
caught fire "Wednesday night about q
% CLOCK. but ir prompt work tho marrss
Wer' 'NfnEui-heI with but little dam
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To Represent school.

Nhosen 90 represent school. CIassau
D1ugherty, Edmund Flanders H1rp1t
Ethlnspn and Russell kampt.r wsr.
CHOSEN 10 represent the WUpdsHcll Hirb
SShgul IN the triangular leuate With
'u.uNelt ana Cumberland Riga schools
MISS taNlh Harkins and willard Bys
M.re Cnmanm As nLI.rnnL..
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

miles from wheeling. Laws we'll Ttr.-
room house. stable and barn. large rr.
hard. az "a bargain. $1,000. Write Tor
Bros Fin Grove, ~. va. F1fh phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
Real Estate rran.s.r.

AZ 70 nam c ,'illisp!e TO r. ". Gillespie.
go acres. Adams and Center townships
II W. Aud 10 stephen n Craig 4
@eIss. Adams township. 81.
- r., MallnrN 20 Emma l.. kamufe-
40t lvt, Darlington. 81 Goo
Lslha Mehrlcy TO Hattie Taught. Il.
acres aJcksou township. fl.OT6
ozark. 81. ''' y
John Winland 20 Joseph Winland. 80
"'TeS. tTanklln township 81.
John Nlnland Co o. 4 NNfnIand -
acres. Franklin township. 81
John Wiulsnd Co Henry NVfnlapg ac
acres. Franklin township 81.
george l.. Wilcox To Walter ptfr, or,c-
hAtt acre Suusbury township. 81
= J. Wtchterman. sheriff 10 Daniel
a. '"Ae'' Hv.e' acres, Wayne township.
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sunday school 200 L. m. pr.arhtus
SEQ r, m. by Rev. Merger. Of Blaine ~
christian Workers League 700 3D. a.:
topic. Present Your BODIES into God .'
i''nl- L-.l-s. conservation meeting.
leader. Mrs. ". j. Eundy I.yerybudy
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO


NSoDSf lELD, o.. March s-Fsbrtl-
.. Wiley administrator OF
A1 ,ssi M. McNay. nled inventory.
Myers. -''N' "' hessis
feeru92ry &c. II Hinisrloug. rusrd-
- ~. req % schrader. nled petition
-, a. Agtu. administrator Of Chaz.
- Nlah & ~ nled inventory.
-, complaint In the matter OF Jacob Y
Zine alleging DELINQUENCY. Csuse 49,
AdtudgCd delinqueuf 49, w.
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Boz soelal and -, wsll

There VIII be e box social and cake
walk lu the Col,ralu public school house
on saturday evening March o.. Bring "a
poN or cake. Every body invited.
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Admitted 20 nni1

Albert curtis Or SuHoTI. who Is
charged with assault with intent TO
rape, was admitted 10 bail R6rd In "a.
sum Of $1,000. was furnished for his a..
pearancc az court "I
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st The Christian church on next sun
day morning and evening services. ffn
Missionary Rand of Bethany. consisting
N ten members. will he present and u
musical treat o. IN store Tor those who
tend
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SOLD Prop.rtY.

Mr.. I. + simpson has purchased the
Guy Ashton property and Air. Ashton is
going Co take charge OF his fathers fruit
farm.
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. w Va March r-
The last numbe or tho lecture course A.
tho Normal will ho given on saturday
evening.
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- , Miss Helena Sghwal purchased o. aus
- ,o.Nulil sLNl" thas. and Baker plano
p. saturday from Frank Diehl
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Wanted-Msie ana Female Help

"ANTED-Agents Either soN sell
guaranteed cotton. Isle. silk hosiery.
run or part time. biz profits Spring
business now on. international NiUs.
5000 Chestnut Philadelphia. Ia.
f-e1-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert - civ
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTEHlAL EWBALMEH.
ii22 and tf24 Main strsst
calls Answered Day or Mint.
Store Phones gab.
g J. Hnruachv. Nat Phone Hqra.p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

a Spanish syndicate ia considering
building a railroad a~r0ea northern
Africa Sff miles long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

TWO amaII TIre-

,hhrles Moore. or Jerusalem. was tp-
pointed postmaster a- that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
NOTICED

On and after this date I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by anyone except myself.
THOMAS MORGAN.
March 5th, 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

on ILreo having regular express -r-.
Li-e. shipments weighing in excess Of
tfty pounds or large bulk viii NOT be
rfig. uu uHaerr rer cars
AL IINES-Dally Euccnf Sunday
No shiDmrufe. except emergency ahfn.
reufT ~ nediri1es. will b. carried on
raHrrnEer cars between 600 and gIs
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