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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-03
D|SONS PUT CRIMP IN
PROVIDENCE OUTFIT

Providence, Sept. 2.--The Bisons
took both ends OF a double header
from the Qrays today by a score of
I to and ! to o. Both EaEnex were
pitchers duels, and the New Workers
had = shade In each case. In the first
contest Cav and Oescheger were the
opposing moundsmen. and although
each VAS found for half dozen hits.
the Buffalo hurier kept his well scat
tered. An error counted in the Grays'
lone score. Bader also had slight
shade on Psnnock in tho second con-
test.
First game
Score by innings: RI f.
Buffalo ..... Goa 00i eoo~-3 s /
Providence =. 100 900 0o0--l :
Batteries. Cav and Onsiow. 0esch-
eyer and Haley.
Second game
Score by innings, r. II. r.
Buffalo 900 600 coil 6 o
Providence =. 900 600 oee----o 0
Batteries. Bader and Onslow; PEN
mock and Casey.
Lee II Hit Hard.
Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. 2.--Rochester
won from the Indians today. score, 0
TO q. Lee was tagged frequently with
bases flied. while Hersche was wild
1T times The Indians lost many OPP
portunittee to score. and punched hits
counted overtime for the hustlers.
ecore by innings: r. IL f..
Rochester -, 2o1 $50 0oo~--a Is /
Harrisburg ...0o3 ole o2o-s IL 2
Batteries; Herche and Williams,
Lee and Hecktnger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-03
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.

Results Yesterday.
All games postponed, rain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24

wheeling. where she WI meet Mss
Mary Ryan. who Is returntng nom q
visit in Bradford. Pa
Ed. Thalman has returned from
Wheeling. where he vas visiting with
friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Flowers and daughter. Of
Clayton addition. are visiting with
friends in Clarion. "a.
a. S. Fleming. OF Ea!rmcnt, 4 2
recent visitor here.
Mr.. r. +. Lazier, OF C!a-ksbUrg.
spen! Sunday here with Si-. and H-s-
j. B. Lazier.
Miss Helen Rymer and Miss Matte
Shanks are guests Of friends in Clarks-
burg.
H. P. Smith is here from Weston.
Bob Burdess. OF Mc>Iecheu. was =
business visitor here Monday.
Fred Anderson. OF Fairmont. vas
transactinS business here Monday.
S. R. Miller. Of Board Tree. is a
business visitor here today.
Giggles MCGEE says he can show the
high school boys how TO run.
John Norris. OF Fairmont. was a
business visitor here Monday.
Everett Jacobs. Of Grafton, is q bust
ness visitor in our city.
flank Eastman. CT Virginia Cafe,
will leave soon for Atlantic City.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
EXPECT PRICE OF
COAL TO RAISE
Of Labor in the
Miners is Given as the
Reason.

According to information received in
this city yesterday through railroad
offices the prediction Of railroads that
tie price OF coal would soar 0 NAV
be realized ever sooner than was eS-
pected. 1t is said that the shortage
Of labor throughout the coal mining
districts is the cause OF the rise in
the price Of fuel TO come and It is
likely that many local people who
burn coal will lay in a good supply
early this year in order 10 be IN ad-
vance of the expected raise.
The Baltimore & Ohio recently
placed its order with various coal com.
2anies along its system for 100000
tons Of coal, which it is said is a2-
proximateiy enough for a years con-
sumption. The order was placed at an
earlier date than usual this season on
account Of the shortage OF labor in n"
coal fields and it was announced at
that time that there would likely be
an advance in the price OF coal soon.
Following the action ~ the Balti.
more & Ohio, the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company placed orders for more
than 1000, 900 tons. In the circum.
stances, local ccal dealers are getting
busy and some are placing orders for
thousands OF tons at the present price
TO be delivered at the local coal yards
Immediately. While the coal dealers
are getting the coal at the present
price before it goes up. the problem
which is worrying the consumers IS
whether they will be able to get coal
from the dealers at the present price
II the mines advance the price OF coal
late: on.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
County officials
Back from AUTO Trip

A party OF automobile tourists, in
GLIDING a number Of prominent county.
officials returned TO Fairmout early
this morning from a trip Of 400 or
more miles. which lasted a week.
The party included Prosecuting At
torncy Tusca Morris, Sheriff c. D. Con-
away. Clerk Of the County Court 4. G..
Martin. President Of the County Court
\. C. Glover and County Commission
or Les SwiSher.
The trip extended eastward over the
Blue Ridge mountains into Virginia
Maryland and Pennsylvania. WincheS.
ter. Antietan and other places OF his
torical inte-es: were visited. Much OF
the time was spent in angling for
trout. bass and other game fish in the
mountain streams and in other out
door sports.
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O.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Levy. Mr. ana
Mrs. Howard McGil and son Of
Moundsville, motored here Sunday.
Thomas Cunningham. Of Burton, ".
Va. is here visiting at the home OF his
sister. Mrs. William RusEiord, on Lo'
Gust street.
W. c. Wright, B. & 0. supervisor,
of Fairnont, w. Va. vas a business
visitor here yesterday.
Harry Ted7ick spent the weekend
with his family in Shenandoah Junc'
ton.
j. ". Root, Jr., has returned from
Wheeling. where he was visiting with
his parents.
E. ]. Martin, Of ElHins, ". Va, is a
business visitor here.
Miss Mary Jolliffe. OF Morgantown,
has returned to her home after spend
ing several weeks here visiting with
Miss Helen prichard at her home on
Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Spears and chill
dren are the guests OF relatives q Nj.
Morris, Pa.
Harry Hornbeck. of MuSkogee. Ok
lahoma. has been called 10 his home
here by the serious illness OF MS
mother.
Mrs. Charles Broadwater has re-
turned to her home here after spend
ing several weeks visiting with rela-
tives in New Mar;insviile. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Faulkner
are spending a few weeks at Cam
bridge Springs, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bocr and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. !. ". Davis have
gone on an automobile trip TO Con-
neat Lake, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Jones and Miss
Jeanette Morgan have returned from
a visit with relatives in Moundsvllle,
W. Va.
Mrs. w. C. Berlin and children have
returned TO Denver, Col. after an ex'
tended visit with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Leila Koen.
Miss Tocie Moore has gone to Den
yer, Col. She will go from there to
San Francisco, where she will visit
the exposition.
Mrs. Willie Morgan. Of Electra.
Texas. is here as the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Charlton,
at their home on Buffalo street.
Miss Emma Grimes, Of Steuben'
vile, o.. is here visiting with friends.
Miss Ethel Pratt has returned from
Smithburg. W. Va. where she spent
several days visiting with relatives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Finance, Oil and Real Estate

county, the Hope Natural Gas Com.
pany has drilled g second test on the
Ross Strosnider farm through the
Maxon sand and has a fair gasser.
The location is 500 feet northeast OF
No. 1. On Jetfreys run, Centerville
district. Tyler county. W, E. Cum.
mings has completed a second test on
the John ". Smith farm and has a 20.
barrel producer.
Buster In Taylor County.
On Plummers run. Booths Creek
district. Taylor county, the Pitts
burgh and West Virginia Gas Com.
pany has completed a test on the Pers.
ley Croop farm. The well came in a
buster and has been abandoned. In
Grant district, Marion county, the
same company has completed a test
on the Sarah Manly farm and has a
gasser in the 3ayard sand.
On Ann Moore run, Simpson dis
trict. Harrison county. the same com.
pany has completed a test on the
James A. Carr farm and has a buster.
The casing has been pulled and the
hole plugged. On Robson run, Eagle
district, J. y. Coltrain & Co. have con-.
pleted a second test on the S. II. Flow
ers farm and have a duster in the so
foot sand. On Jones run in the same
district, V. L. Horner & Co., are due
in the same formation at a test on the
Harbert farm.
On the right fork Of Steer creek,
Center district, Gilmer county. Ste
phens & Co. have completed a test ON
the J, z. Cottrill farm and have a
fye-barrel pumper in the salt sand.
On Little Paw Paw creek, Paw Paw
district. Marion county, the Hope Nat
ural Gas Company has completed a
test on the A. W. Morris farm and has
a gasser in the Big Injun sand. On
Gillespie run. Grant district. Richie
county, the Sycamore Oil Company
has completed No. 6 on the William
SlIuttleworth farm and has a buster
in the Salt sand.
On Lynn Camp run. Clay district,
Richie county, N. G. Taylor has drill
ed a est on the ]. ". Hogue farm
through the Squaw sand and has a
light gasser. On Sugar creek. Union
district. Pleasants county. NJ. c. Nc
Mullen & Co. have drilled No. 3 on
the r. A. Gorrell farm through the
Keener sand and have a tlve-barre!
pumper. On the same stream and in
the same district. f. Head & Co. have
completed a test on the Joseph
Adams farm and have a tive-barrei
pumper in the Big Injun sand.
On McElroy creek. McElroy district
Tyler county, Martin & Co. are due in
the Big Injun sand at a test on the O.
", O. Hardman farm. On Indian
creek. Elk district. kanawha county,
the United Fuel Gas Company has
started 10 drill No. 3 on the Numa
Block Coal COmpany's tract. The
same company has shot No. , on The
Telitha j. Gillespie farm ana increas'
ed It's production from two TO eight
barrels a day.
al MARKET.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The European
ESF situation was the main influence
today in sending wheat down. The
close was weak. lie to 2%S2Bc
lowar than Saturdays close, With Sep
serlber at $1.00h and December az
tosss cats were of &c to %9lc, and
PROVISIONS were unchanged to 1oc
higher.
Pepcrts by. way Of Amsterdam and
London that the financial situation
"a Germany was tightening and was
rfying cause for hopes in some quar-
ters that this would tend to the bring
~ oEpeace in Europe, acted as an en-
mIraseinent to the bears in the latter
- Of the Board OF Trade session:
E~i6ufdaton and short selling followed
a1da,Sharp break in prices quickly re-
(asported by George ". Eberhardt &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
K Of 2. Picnic.

The Knights OF Pythias will hold
a picnic at Eureka Park Thursday,
August 26. All Knights and Sisters
are invited and are requested to bring
their friends. An address by a mem.
Der of the order, games, races and
other athletic sports will be the enter.
tainrrent for the day. In the evening
there will be a corn roast and az II
o'clock dancing will be held. The
committee In charge OF the affair in
cludes members from Barrackvtlle.
Pennington and Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Lift Cars From Creek.

The B. & o. wreck train OF Ben
wood junction. was here Monday
evening TO lift two cars out OF the
creek that we're thrown there by the
wreck Saturday. Mr.. c. H. BonneS'
sen, trainmaster, Of Wheeling. was In
charge OF the train.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Football Team In Training.

The members of the Warrington
High School football team left Mon
day for a ten days stay at their train
ing camp on the Gump farm on Buff
falo Creek. They will get themselves
in shape for the coming football sea
son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Want Clean City.

C. Il. Ice. chairman OF the City
Health Board, has repeatedly warned
the residents Of Warrington TO clean
up their COW barns. chicken coops,
etc, to which they do not pay much
attention. 1t Is up to the people OF
Warrington TO wake up and TO have a
clean, healthy city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
500 Party.

Mrs. W. \. Way and Mrs. S. c.
sybert gave a 800" party at Mrs.
Ways residence with several tables
in use. Out OF town guests were Mrs.
P. H. Quinn. Of Shreveport, La. and
Mrs. William DoIlymeyer Of CumoeF'
land, Md.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Moderate If.
H~eenlsrity. followed by general de-
preston and a hasty and complete
feeoyery, marked the successive
eksges of today's stock market. These
changes resulted in the main from
the a~ggressions Of the short interest
which chose to place an unfavorable
construction upon latest International
Developments, but rushed 10 cover
when free and confident buying caus-
effa sharp rebound.
United States Steel was again the
cutstanding feature, the extent OF the
Interpretations in that stock Gee
Ing any record Of recent years. It
opened with a sale OF $4,000 shares az
TIE minimum price OF 20, or Is under
last weeks close, but 500 advanced
Is NIX only to fall back to 61A be-
fore midday. At that level supporting
orders soon effected a sharp reversa!
md thereafter the stock manifested
fteatef strength. again rising to IlB
Sndsclosing with a net gain OF 4 TO
fOM. Trading in steel aggregated
$4,000 shares. or about % per cent OF
the total output OF 100000 shares.
pTTSBTRGH, Aug. 24.-The Pitts
htrgh security market was weak on
the opening with trading on a restrict
ca. basis. No particular efforts were
made 10 unload shares. but when the
New York market developed weak
ness and declined the local lis;
promptly acted in sympathy and
yielded. The most pronounced weak
ness q in the Industrials. The nat.
uraf gas and oil issues we're heavy and
declines small. The latter half OF ne
.day5the market was fairly active n
moderate ~recoyeries were made.
On the opening the New York mar
Eet was irregular. Very early In the
session a few advances were made
but the show OF strength was IN only
a. Jew stocks and continued for a very
short time. Pronounced weakness
quickly developed and declines were
made throughout the list. AS usua
The greatest activity as we'll as great
est weakness was displayed By the
war order shares. The rails were soft,
but did not yield like the industTta!s.
The explanation for the decline was
found IN the extremely serious situa,
ton existing between the United
States and Germany. In the after
noon q more cheerful tone prevailed
IA regard to the Arabic affair and the
market rallied.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24

Miss Pearle Peer. of Grafton. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Blaine Bog
CESS. OF Diamond street. for a few
days. While here she will attend the
fair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Gave Concert.

The Jones Concert Company, OF Co
lumbus, Ohio. gave a performance at
the Dixie Theatre Monday night. A
large crowd attended and all were
we'll pleased.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
WIN Attend Services.

The potters Of Warrington Will al
tend the evening services at the Pres
byterian church Labor Day, Septen'
Der IL.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Oil and Gas

IN thu List Of late competitions in
the eastern fields gassers figure to q
considerable extent. On Robinson
FORK MccleIgrd district DoddridEe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Dancea AZ Park.

A series OF fortnightIy dances are
being given at Eureka Park on We'd
nesday nights. Lees orchestra. o.
Fairnont, are playing for the dances.
L. y. Beatty and John Lillis compose
the committee in charge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
Moore, Leonard & Lyn
BALTIMORE SALES.

Furnished by W. W. Lanahan & Co"
member New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges, Main floor, Cal
vert Building, Baltimore, Md
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-24
License Issued.

Rov S. CIeliaad, OF Wheeling, is the
CUES; Of s. y. Elkins, OF Fifth street
for 4 few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
The Log of a
Marriage Ship
g By SHEA MILLARD

I Tho AHA.
they last, can be The Time, uu.ej
This phone and asked mr d, 20,
with her foot walk R,c>id" Drive There many
b" don" m 0ahrnns up the apartment that told her didn't nu
/ could
. because think really one to talk 10 right
The Iuider her position the grateful
hapriu,..
To think husband What terrible sorrow
that must ' Uuuanthe maternal Instinct In is
somehow for having carried ufnir
field No, @ .douc hut n any 10 Namc Is Harry
real nn Heaven knows what might have happened he hadn't fd
with Jealous uf
lu. urcdh her uNuaton says.
After OHd hung nnd pu the children.
thing ond ' Them the door Of Mrs Rogers told them
To ASH VIZ. Ngr she wouldn't like ~ Then
"nrrl %" w own place before the mai had answered the
They oIr IHh 1850 laden down with them for
a WAN uhI lWn ur drive downtown In her
Look nrl' Howard Rogers two aL.
'"s about 'nrg the Maine woods aud about ml
"o 9Nor And mn,r she II get good t" no
send me a new "uh every month"
ur Mr rm, holding huge Teddy bear could hardly for
1cctrlc lights ~ " ''~ "'
Wasn't Mr., Rogers to your You both thanked
YES mother chorus Adele conrl"i Mother Mrs Roger.
asked Ms " We wouldn't uu Julia"
turned nwo\ the Youngsters couldn't
NhN m course II she asked YOU said And I'm
what You can do BEFORE school
ana have Aunt Julia m the Of honor Would like thaT
mothcry ''' WV
When Justin houc tonight hulrcns little
outing am h" l~'r That hc immensely pleased about H.
'" ~
Quite answered Invent told him a coundant
Well he said after Won women are queer creatures Inst
week You offended Rogers that You going To speak
to her THIS week YOU are giving children permission call
suppose womns nature , naturally 'beyond' most men,
Copyright Evening Mai syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
Aherthoughts

Missouri woman now suing for divorce, looked her
husband over for ten days and then married him The
moral Is that the minimum distance fur matrimonial I'm.
spection trips should be Increased
When man refuses lu wear cycuu. uurhrs that Is
an Indication that hr hu- no evening r.uthr,
There Is thi, tu say ror marriage Those who have
had experience with 10 urr always willing Zoo give It ay
other trial
After awhile % man u.,~ his ambition ro lead the
grand march and BE- satisfied To appear anywhere Ia the
parade
There ARE an Kind. ur suckers including the one who
puts up the slide hr'
Men appcor to hr superior to women iu the respect
that they do moi dao,r with each other
Probably the worst thing that can be- said VI whisky
Is that 1t encourage rn,-r who drink II to talk more.
However, It must lr admitted that chin whiskcrs are
more artistic than the average mans crayat
There are number OF cures for the dissatisfied hoy
hut permitting lm ru um away with circus probab,
Is the most effective uul satisfactory all around
We admire rh, women us much AZ anybody hut we
never Intend Go .'n'. man ou account N one.
Nearly every gn worth having has been kissed by
other men
Erh Wiley say. % woman hates the newspaper that
abuses her husband principally because Il lntertcres with
her monopoly m ho product
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
Times Spillway

Talk about law enforcement Mayor Hunter aud Couu
Gilman simmons both punched at Hobart the other
day for alleged violation ~ the traffic ordinance
II take, something thnn an advance In the price
N gnsour n Stop nutoug In Hobart Nothing short ~
u tWoiuuh rain pru,ucrS effcct-llobart Republican
blackwell commercial club In putting an original
"Huuhub Circus October - An nd for the original
entertainment SAYS "Rrng your children and your pock
cthook,vc win take care of both stay for the con.
cert"
Enid claims o have man who eau swear In five dif
fercut languages lie should have tried the rad from
Wnukuns Enid last week tie might have been able tn
do the matter lustlce.-Oknhoma Hornet (Waukomis }
we dc-irde to notify our friends that We shall con.
tnuc To take drink with them whenever invited hut
win do so with the distinct understanding that they
pcc nothing In return oklahoma whisky has reached ac
- cr pint point aud absolutely refuse to longer stay
In the game This Is offcial.'-Wagoner County Record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
JUDGE DESTROYS NUDE ART"
Orders Four Hundred Postcard Pie
lures Torn Up and Burned

Four hundred pictures Of nude vom
cu. confiswtrd 10y agents NJ the christ
tion league mo the store Of lrupul,
De Brurdipt Eighth and Filzwarr
streets. were destroyed hy Judg,
Euuwlc-, uf the municipal court
The judge directed that the photo
graphs hr torn into pieces and placed
In waste paper basket IN hi. rr
,utr office after he had decided that
the pictures were not works uf art
a- puutrudcd 10y counsel for the dr
fru-c hut things intended 60 pnr
rupr public morals
The pictures were seized by A. u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Chlquuinc, general secretary. and 4.
j. kiukade, Investigating agent " the
Christian league
Judge Knowles ISSUED this warning
to De RcuNlirt: The court has de.
rided that these pictures ARE not works
~ art, as yuu have contrudcd, but
ARE exposed and sold by Wv IN such
q manner rs tu be- contrary to law.
The exhibition has tended a. corrupt
the youth NJ our city.
This court viii prosecute vigorous.
ly You aud others who may hr found
guilty NJ cVhihiting aud selling pie.
lures which appeal to the hu.cr In.
stncts NJ our citizens. ! cannot mag
Inc more disgusting trade than this
Uandcring 10 the spollatiou NJ the
virtue NJ the American youth Phil.
ldrlphn North imcrran.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
WAR NURSE DIES FROM srRAIN
american Girl Overtaved Strength.
Lives 10 Get Back 10 New York

Her health undermined by nursing
wounded soldiers In Il hospital I'm
Paris. Miss Josephine Rcdding. duugh
ter II Joseph j. Rcdding well known
us a writer lecturer aud student NJ
the drama, Is dead. victim NJ
Bnghts disease. ut the ST. Regis
hotel Her death was directly due In
HE strain ~ her hospital experience.
She returned from France to this
country only a week ago
MIR Rcddng, who Is u lawyer, with
offices In, this citv aud San Frnmiscu,
also has \ home In Paris Miss Red
ding and her mother we're there nt
the outbreak NJ the European war.
Anxious To he NJ assistance, Miss Red
ding obtained the consent NJ her par
pnts 10 become II nurse, and was as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE A CERTAINTY

II is true that women themselves are very much
divided on the suffrage question II is probably
true that a majority of women are opposed to it,
But the fact remains that eleven of the great
western states have granted it, while four Of the
greatest of the original thirteen states-New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts --
will vote IN the question next month, and that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
weniy-Six Years Ago

I"hps tine most effective nrgpp,,pi
... offered In favor of the rnuuI ana.
burning riosuenrc that ,r'I p,I' ,,. ''
.. lips OF Judge Pose ,ri ,gr . ,,.''
I..f would grow omt nf m" Iit.
..> Iumed And b"si1.g , mG "l,,u ,,..I, n'
uH|mg daShing stream s,. L,,,,i,''I'
..ro.raric Offspring Of ntInn,,, ,..,
...nlug tin cans at tho Gnn,Inl, ,,,J a.,
.."u- us they play sportiycy around W I ,,r
ST.. rnr ditch ,houIJ nv. InI ',''.
n.
.. retail firm. poudrn ,I,.Iln.I,..,
. GO. Of this city has bcen rnnng,l
lury VIII hprrnftrr n, In,,,,.,, ''.''' .' W.,
. Incorporated under ,br I,o. ,r u.,
.. uf Missouri r II bn,,J,u
m .r,rcmry " "'''' ''''''''.
..r Inm"s 4 Hnlstrnd brothcr of Dr
H....uI one uf our InnIir,, ,I,,. i.,'
ruruug to his ham, A., nr,,,l,
..HN.
g. Spencer. hrotber u, b,o nr ,t,.
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NJ. Malone Is nhsrni n,,l Linz,
.. .rr.tuy W.
.u Lamar Mo. vh,rn r. n,. ,..., n
........ Or week
W. g. II Wolf, M th, firm, ,r t.I,.
-au, has gone tn nis TIr,,,,. ,,.
uuuku Kan. for several d9,.
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