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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06
DROWN rHE PARASITES.

Now comes the United States pub
lie health service with warning
against the terrors of harvest dis
ease" due this month.
Drown the parasites" says the
service. 1t prescribes bathing directly
after exposure to the attacks OF the
i '.jiggers" or harvest mites, as means
of securing this relief. 1t advises,
however, that the best treatment con-
sists in avoidance of the haunts OF
the tormentors."
The young of the jigger, or chigger.
which cause all the mischief, are
Matched in July and August, and ap-
pear from the eggs as minute orange
colored larvae. For some strange rea-
son they forsake the open fields and
the woods, where the adult jiggers
live, and attach themselves to the skin
of human beings whenever poss1Dle.
They burrow under the skin, cause
an intense irritation, and finally swell
ing and Inflammation. Nobody knows
what advantage the larvae get by dig
cling between the layers Of the human
skin. but the victim finds himself suf
fering tortures which cause him to
scratch the spots red and raw. After
a few days the pests die inside the
AAAoA
A visitation of this pest is called
by the doctors trombidiosis.
"If the condition is recognized at its
onset" says the health service, the
sufferer can almost invariably point
with exactness to the burrowing sites,
and a needle, sterilized by boiling.
may be used to pluck the invaders
from their dermal intrenchments.
Even If the search proves unsuccess-
full. the counter-iritation produced by
the needle Is pleasurable, and affords
great enjoyment to the afflicted II
the swelling of the skin is consider
able, or if the LESSONS are not recent.
search will prove in vain One can
then only hope for an early termina-
ton of their activities, this usually re-
curing from five to seven days.
Several extremely useful prepare
lions are prescribed by physicians not
only to kill the mites but to reduce
the irritation. Bathing directly after
exposure is advisable in order to
drown the parasites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

Clayton Doyle, an actor Of Kane.
Pa, while asleep in his room, wrig-
gled one of his great toes until it
came out from under the bedclothes.
He kept wriggling it, and big black
cat took the toe for a mouse and
clawed it. Doyle woke up and yelled
He started after the cat which jump
ed out of window. Doyle slipped
and in falling bumped his nose On an
old fashioned bureau-the kind that
has a marble top. The actor is at q
loss to understand how the cat was
80 badly fooled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

Mrs. Fora Emma Johnson, now in
the Tombs awaiting trial, admits she
frequently posed as the widow OF
Flagler, the Florida millionaire, and
seldom failed to land her man. She
wasn't particular either, for she is
Hccused of taking sums all the way
from S40O to $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

OF the parade. Following him came a
large company Of gaily clad zouaves,
drummers and buglers on foot; then
came section of ladies driving
thoroughbred Arabian horses in tan.
dem. Next were the open cages OF
wild and fe-ro-cious beasts of jungle
and plain-one cage bearing large
lion cub and a small black water
spaniel dog-the modest press agent
assures us the dog raised the lion
last winter in the Denver winter
quarters of the circus. Beautiful tab
leaux wagons, chariots, floats, all re-
splendent in gold and glittering were
also in line as were tally-hoys filed
with the lady members OF the circus.
The Wild West Section.
The wild west section included
painted Indians to the old overland
stage coach. There were five bands
OF music including the famous Chey-
enne cowboys mounted band as we'll
as two Count 'em) calliopes, all vying
with each other in rendition OF popu-
lar airs of the day. embracing every
thing from ragtime to the classics.
The Elephants.
In the elephant section was a real
novelty. Two of the ponderous beasts
drew a cannon with correct military
accourtrements, thus demonstrating
the exact mode Of warfare as carried
on In India where elephants are util-
lied In military and war service. A
large herd OF the monsters brought up
the rear, each bearing sign with the
age, height, weight and name Of the
animal.
Better horses were never seen on
our streets and all of the wagons.
trappings and people presented neat
and clean appearance. 1t was well
worth waiting for.
Two performances will be given to-
day, 2 and p. m. Doors open one
hour earlier A downtown reserved
seat sale is being conducted at Wiki
inson's drug store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06
Did lie Get Incensed2

September Photo Play: 1t was in
one of the ten, twent. thirt," vaude-
vile houses where moving pictures
are shown. An oriental act had just
been concluded and incense filed the
house.
Usher" complained pompous man
in an aisle seat. II smell punk"
That's all right" whispered the
Usher, confdentially, Just sit where
you are and l won't put anyone near
YOU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

In the Alleghenies, just beyond
Coudersport, Pa, there is a cave 4
few feet below the surface which is
"a natural ice mine, the ceiling, walls
and floor being covered with ice ger
petually. Curiously, during summer
the ice is thicker than in winter. The
origin of this ice mine is mystery
to scientists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

lege Of the laboratories. and dissect-
ing rooms of the veterinary college
and special clinics will be arranged
for them. The instruction will be
given by members Of the faculty and
specialists from other states.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06
Popular Entertainment Aggregation
Arrives In keokuk and Gave
High Glass Performance
This Afternoon.
PERFORMANCE TONIGHT
Parade Was Fine One and Many
Wild Animals and New >Fea-
lures Made It Unusually
Attractive.

The circus arrived via Burlington
In two sections. coming from Gales
burg. The first section at about a..
M, second at 8 a. m. AS many cs
twenty horses were required on some
OF the heavier wagons to get them to
the top of the hill near the depot. A
three wheel motor tractor (first usei
in circus business) drew many of the
wagons to the circusg rounds at Twen-
tfeth and Main streets. The first
wagons off the cars were the cook
house wagons, three in number. The
circus EN- ployes 600 people, who must
be fed three times per day. The
breakfast menu served by Todd Frv
the circus steward, was as follows
Fruit, cereals, beefsteak, ham, bacon
and eggs and griddle cakes. l.. requir-
ed something like 2,40O of the siz-
zling cakes to appease the appetit IS
OF the hungry circus folks this morning
owing to the. late arrival
Now Tent Erecting Process.
This is absolutely the only circus IN
the world to erect its tents by motive
power. the work being done by huge
spindle placed upon a wagon. In case
OF rain this machine also serves as
wringer and several thousand pounds
OF water can easily be wrung from
the canvas folds.
After breakfast, a whistle was
blown by Equestrian Director Rhoda
Royal, which meant "all hands ready
for parade" and such parade as 1t
was-fully two miles In length and
headed by no less a parsonage tha.,
Buffalo Bill.
Buffalo Bill In Parade.
The same Buffalo Bill Of old-better
known than the president of the
United States, a man who has enter
tanned and been entertained by more
royalty than any known person. A
personal friend of the many kings
In fact he is today wearing a wat:.1
studded with .thjrty.six diamonds and
bearing the coat or arms and mono.
gram Of King Victor Emmanuel, II
the present time in charge OF the land
and sea forces in italy. OF course the
colonel was just one of the features
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

! A school of herring said to contain
q 100000 is reported off the Maine
coast. OF course there might be one
or two less.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

When Justice Hughes heard that
Colonel Roosevelt would support him
as candidate for president he simply
crossed his fingers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

Us the kiss minute long platonic p
Is case under consideration by q
New York judge. II the kissers are
women it is worse than that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

/; DR.. Woods Hutchinson says that
the people in large cities live longer
than those in the suburban districts.
But it may only seem longer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

Senator Cummins says he Is not
sure that he wants the presidency. In
that case it would hardly be worth
his while to start in the race.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-06

THOUGHT EQR TODAY.
BY wisdom wealth is won; but
riches purchased wisdom yet for none.
-Bayard Taylor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
JUSTICE SHOPS

No date has been set by Squire
Hobbs for the preliminary hearing OF
the charges against A. r. Lfbgardt.
former president and manager OF the
Associated Foreign Publishing com
pany. Libgardt is now being held in
the Ohio county jail in default Of 81 500
bond. Besides the charge OF embezzle-
ment entered by the publishing com
pany. Mr.. Libgardt has been charged
with issuing a worthless check to Mrs.
l.. h. Haddock.
Nike Nick and Mike Cochlan.
charged with being implicated in the
operating OF a speakeasy at "a Twenty
sixth street. were arrested yesterday
by Bert Phillips. deputy prohibition
commissioner. They will be given a
hearing before Squire Hughes in the
near future
William Ramer. charged with being
drunk. by B. and o. Officers. will be
given a hearing before Squire Wick
nam today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
Medicated Air Destroys Catarrt
Germs and Stops Catarrh.
Breaks up Hardest Cold
In a Few Minutes.

OF all the diseases caused by germs.
catarrh is one of the most persistent
and loathsome. Catarrh can be cured .
but IL can only be cured by destroying
the germs.
Breathe Hyomei pronounced High
o-me) and stop oatarrh by killing the
germs. The Hyomei method is the
only sensible method, because you
breathe this highly antiseptic and
germ killing air directly over the en-
tire membrane that is infested with
eatarrh germs.
Hyomei will end catarrh, There
may be some complicated cases where
II will fail. but the chances are ten to
one In its favor. and the sufferer from
catarrh takes no risk, because Hyomei
is guaranteed remedy. and il IL
doesn't benefit. c. II. Griest & Co. is
authorized TO refund the purchase
price. a complete outfit. including
hard rubber pocket inhaler. costs but
little. and with this protecting guaran-
tee behind your purchase there Is alb
solutely no reason why every sufferer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
POPULAR TRAFFIC OFFICER
HEADS THE INTELLIoENcER.
cAMPAIGNERs.
MISS sarelda Rush, Also Of the First
District, Is In Second Plaee-Elm
Grove Candidates Strong.

Most every candidate in the cam
paign IL asked which of all the DAYS
is the most important in the cam.
paign. would say the last day. But
when you stop to think a moment, is
IL really so. II possibly would be II
all the votes were published in the
paper so that the candidates would
know exactly in what position each
one is
But the editor Of the "15. 900 Club"
believes that Saturday. December IL,
is the most important. because that
is the last day OF the near double"
vote offer. After Saturday, all sub
scripuons take a II big drop-that is
the voting power OF the subscriptions
will be cut down materially.
The schedule is only just a little
less than double votes, but after Sat.
urday. it will be great deal less.
For instance, after Saturday a three
months subscription. by carrier or
agent. for S1.3O will only carry a
voting power of 1920 votes. Today
and up until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night, the same subscription will give
a candidate $3.50.
This week will give some OF the
candidates. who are not up as high
as their friends would like to see
them. chance to overcome the lead.
ers.
District one to-day furnishes the
two highest candidates in the entire
campaign. The leadership is con.
trolled by Guy G. Groves while Miss
Sarelda Rush is next in point.
Rev. w. II. Fields is moving along
the even tenor OF his way" and his
efforts are rewarded today by third
place on the honor roll.
District two. the home OF Jacob
Heatherington. furnishes the fourth
highest voter. Hundred is proud OF
It's candidate, and has supplied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
CATARRH QUICKLY BANISHED
MONEY BACK If THIS FAILS

OF catarrh should not give # a fair
trial
Hyomei will also give almost in
slant relief in bronchitis. coughs. colds
and Group.
Il couldn't keep house without Hy.
omei," writes Mr.. Daisy Lewis of
1927 Patton Ave. k2mphis. Tenn, and
continues:
In our home IL Is a valuable rem
edy. II my statement will be of benefit
TO anyone suffering with catarrh you
are at liberty to use it. Hyomei has
been a blessing in our home.
My daughter had catarrh OF the
head. Two bottles cured her.
AS for myself. had catarrh and
II affected my throat. The only relief
got was by using Hyomei. Before
the bottle was half gone my throat
was nearly well. also had a bad
cold which II cured.
Whenever any OF us catch the
least cold we use Hyomei and we al
ways get relief"
To break up cold in a few minutes
try this. Pour a teaspoonful of Hyo-
mel into bowl Of boiling water, put
toewl over head and bowl and breathe
the soothing. healing vapor that arises.
IL makes your head feel clear as a
bell in two minutes. II is pleasant to
use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
OFFICER GUY. G. GROVES
JUMPS INTO LEADERSHIP

enough votes to place w. L. Stiles on
the fifth rung of the ladder.
Marshall county sends Alex II.
Evans. OF Moundsville. TO sixth posi-
ton. closely followed by w. @. True
OF Rayland. who is holding down
seventh place.
Miss Ethel Havley increased her
vote standing yesterday 5000 and
jumps from fourth to first position in
district 5, the home OF so many strong
candidates.
Robert r. Stoetzer is in second
place in his district. but "Bob's"
friends state that before the campaign
is closed. he viii be far up among
the leaders-in other words, he will
be at the top looking down.
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SISTERSVILLE

slsTERSNILLE. W. Va. Dec. o.
Miss Faye Algeo has returned from a
Jew days visit with relatives in Mari
Mrs Joseph Norris. OF Parker-burr.
Mccoy
Miss Annette Frame has returned
rom farkersburg. where she spent sew
erai days with Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il. Kelly.
Miss Virginia Thistle was in wheel.
ing tuesday. TO take her vocal and pi-
aho lessons at Ait. de ChantaL
Mrs l.. A. Thistle and Miss Lilah
Graham have arrived home from Steu-
oenyille, where they attended the fu-
Between so ana 60 members OF the
dlnerent Masonic lodges attended the
funeral OF the late Walter Brown. OF
SS oo,n; which was held from the late
nome Al 80 "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Peterson spent Wednes day
with friends in wheeling.
MT. and Mrs. NJ. l.. ClendenninE OF
Pa. to visit reiativ,k FOR a Few davs
Ar. and Mrs. II. q. Bull were In Ma
rietta, wednesday. TO attend the funeral
OF the late Walter J. Brown
Mrs Herbert Reitz anc daughter Miss
p ranScs, have left for Pittsburgh to
't.nu week or ten days with relatives
.. MIS- Harry Fischer. who has been the
-uest OF Miss Carrie Shortle has re-
turned 10 her home in Steubenviiie. q.
Glenn Slack and Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
tSN'g. OF fursely. were here, Wednes-
cry on their way TO Greybull Nyvo
where they will locate
The body Of the late wills Laughertv.
VINO was killed by n. a O. yard engine
~ Nllsonhurg. was brought here Thurs
Jay. ana the funeral VIII be held this
9iternoon. in charge OF the odd pei
lows, The deepest sympathy ia extended
!, MT. LauEherty's wife and three little
chlldren He also leaves number of
'',stlNes IN Sistersville and vicinity
MISS Helen Slemaker attended the fu-
n,sral OF the late Walter J. Brown. at
oscar Schrnder. - New MartinsviIle
ing. ' 'Ne"-
Miss Ethel Work entertained tho
Hrldge Club az her home on Brown Ret :
~ street. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. u. Case and son Ioufs ho.,e
returned from ParkersburR where thew
VISITED relatives and attended 's'rbe
Birth Of Nation
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HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
. sIMPLE. III. RELIARLE ~


People who are over-burdonod win
suporfluous fat know only too we'll
the discomfort and rldicuIe that over.
stout people have 90 hear
n you are carrying around 0vs or
ton pounds OF unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening vnlr vital
organs and are carrying d burden
which destroys the beauty OF your
nFuro
There is no. need of anyone suffer
inr from supornous fat If you want
t0 reduce your weight in "a FImula
safe and reliable way. without siarva.
lion diet or t.rcFome exercise. spend
ae much Time aa you can in the 0pen
air.. breathe deeply and got from any
good IruEEia O. box of ou OF kore.n
capsules. take one after each meal
and one before rtlr.ng a. nIrht
Weigh yourself once week ao as 90
know iusf how fat vou are losing
wclght and don't leave ou the treat.
mont og even skip a single dose antu
sou are down to normal
OH 1f korcin d. absolutely harmless.
iH pleasant to take. helps digestion
and .s designed fo consume tho rrrrr
.IFr FATTY tissue D. Increasing enc
OXYGEN carrying power OF The blood
ENcn few days treatment should
show "a noticeable reduction In weight
Footsteps become nehtor. your work
seems easier and lighter and moro
bouyant feeling take poaacfsion OF
your whole being
Every person who suffers from au.
pornuoua fat should rivo This treat
ment trial. there IL nothing better
p ~ Ran and q " Gricat a Co. ran
supply you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

Every person who crosses Market
street at Twelfth will recognize the
above likeness OF Traffic officer
Groves. Ever since his nomination as
member OF the us. 900 Club" ON.
Ger Groves has been going steadily
forward and is proving to his large
army of loyal supporters and well
wishers that their confidence in him
as a winner has not been misplaced.
IL hard work plus lots Of energy
and ambition is the surest and best
way OF being found at the top OF the
honor roll on December 18th, Officer
Groves will no doubt be holding down
that enviable position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

ington attending the sessions OF the ma
uonal committee.
Prosecuting Attorney Gene w. Ford
mas returned from Marlinton
M and Mrs II. L. Tobias have been
q. 7; Giles OF Louisville. KY. Is Wis
ting his sisters here
James Huston and daughter Mary.
nave gone TO Midvaie. Va.
%. Jay Fleming has been aprointe,, Nv
9slris temple a. A. o. y. NJ shrine at
" .eeling as representative to the Grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

Next Sundays Wheeling News In.
sueurates a most interesting feature.
me S'rsky and Zapp" stories BY
montague Glass, author Of the clever
potash and Perlmutter" character.
izSt,ons that won fame for this author
IN the Saturday Evening Post.
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MT. HOREB, 0.


MT. HOftEB. q. Dec. Our school
II progressing nicely under the manage
ment OF Miss Jennie Evans. teacher.
Mrs. Josie Davis visited at Henry Jcn-
ewein's. Saturday.
Messrs. Vincent Perkins and Pete
Dickson were business callers at Bel
mont. Saturday.
MIR. Coy Conway took a carload OF
cattle to Pittsburgh. Pa. Saturday
Mr. Clcve Moore and family visited
with the family OF Sam Niihoans. on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. ". Hatcher spent
sunday with their son. Roy Hatcher.
Mrs. Myrtle Conway and daughter,
Miss Garnet. visited. Sunday afternoon.
al the home OF Emmett Powell.
F. NJ. Powell and Dorse Hatcher took
a load OF tobacco 60 Bealisviile on Mon
day.
Mr. Zolingus Moore. Mr.. Dorse Hatch
er attended church at Hunter. o.. sun
day evening.
AIR. Robert Coleman vas a business
caller az Beallsville, o.. on Monday
Mr.. T. ]. Hatcher. OF Belmont. o., r.
:. was calling I'm this community on
Mr. and Mrs. Foresta Powell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

For the first time Montague Glass.
1uthor Of The famous Potash and
P-rimutter' stories. ls writing Tor a
fyndicate 81 the strongest daily
papera' ore o. which is the wheeling
sunday News. Next Sundays News
carries The hrst story q TIE series en-
ttled' "biraky ard zspp" a laugh
In every line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

NOTE Renewals OF old subacrip.
i'ons count Tor just ouc.haf the mum.
Der of votes shown hero
ANYONE who was having Tho Intel
Ngencor delivered to Thorn OrfDte-
20, 1915. ts considered an old cub.
rrribor
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". o. True, Rayiand
VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE.

Delivered BY Carrier or Agent. Also
~ mail IN towns and Cities where the
paper 70 oelivered b. carriers Or
aaenta Also In cities outsld. a. a..
field o. the intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

Counsel-rm sorry couldn't do more
for you.
Convicted Client-Don't mention A.
guv'nor; amt hve years enough Lon.
don Opinion.
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Delivered By Mall on Rural Rout~s
and IN Towns whsre the tnteiiiaenosr
has no cawier or agent erceBfips
towns outside o. west VIRGINIA. Fs,t
ern Ohio and nearby Ponnsyivanis.
New Sub.
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Jno. NJ Armstrong Har'ns Ferry aoe,sso
J. 4. winters, Martins Ferry eco
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DISTRICT ".
Ohio County outside the city Of
WhselinG.

Mss Ethel Kawiey, Elm Grove 2o7 ,oso
Miss Olga hilbert. warwood zoe, $50
n L Blayney. Elm Grove ... 2os, 400
Mrs Bernie showalder, ID. NO. q 2o4. 100
GEO. H orodhouse, Elm grove ao2,75o
John L. Kingdom, Elm Grove aoI .a5o
Jas. n. Ksmple, RID, No. .I7s.25o
Mrs. L J. Brothers, Fulton In, 400
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DISTRICT x.
All towns and rural routes IN ohio
not named above.
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Miss LEILA POrssrnsla, sArn'svn 1870,
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DISTRICT w.
8enWood, McMechen, Noundsvtlis
and Glendale.

Alex n Evans, Moundsvils ao7, 35o
James c. Mcculley. Mondeehsn .2o5,loo
Geo. ID. sampson, Benwood 600. 2o4, 2so
James II. Roberts, koundsvule .s5, 500
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DISTRICT ~.
ward .. ward 6 ana ward 9, in the
city OF wheeling.
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DISTRICT
ward 1 ana ward 2. IN the city OF
wheeling

DISTRICT %.
ward q. ward . ana ward 4, In the
city OF wheeling.
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DISTRICT VI.
All territory IN West virRinia not In |
cluded IN District ana outssfS on
ohio County. Also south
WeEtern PennSylvania.
W. L. stiles. Hundred ........ 2o7 400
W. Il Jennings Bethany ....... 2os .s5o
Mrs. John Hodi. Aannington noe. 600
Ohaa J. HaEAns, Cameron ..... ao5 400
Miss Della Vinsra, LittIeton 81. ESQ
Mrs. Homer shriver. Hundred 60 400
Miss Shirley O. johnson, Cameron SO. $50
Miss Aaude Stroll, sistersvfns 20 .aso