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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
WILL Be HERE ON
ESTATE CLAIMS
5-xazes7.7cr of Inheritance
j. II. Hinton
i.ss::..i Remain FoE Several WeelGe ITO
Ssttie. AN Claims Penduug.

We learn this; week that j. III. Hinton,
examiner of Inheritance, sent out By the
Interior Department early in the season and
wko hxs been extensively engaged in the
west on fthi. line of work will shortly ar
rave in the village to hold hearings on in
heitSnee 'matters of 10 to 20 wears ST anding
Sad ec rlearify the title to inherited lands
while his head quarters are to be i'll Ask
ilsnd we understand tho hearings are to be
conducted in this village at the government
farmers office and his work along these lines
here will consume from 8 to s week, Tbis
we understand, is new ofties .sscsasly
created by the Indian Department. Form
erly hea,ings on these matters were hsld BY
the Agent in charge and hearings sent -
the Interior Department at Waihingions
d. e. for final confirmation, but under the
new system this line of work Is expected
to be si,npli6ec to large extent, but the
name al any other position must be tEied
first to ascertain its true worth. Should
Mr.. Hinton take up all the inheritance;
cases here for 20 years buck VIC are under
tie IMPRESSION he has lot of work cut out
for him herer
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
DRINKS WOOD
ALCOHOLICS
Frederick {. Burke, Better
Known as "SWitZer,"
Died Monday Afternoon In the Cazs-
paHy Boarding House.

Frederick E. Burke, better knona there
as ''Switzsr'' age 90 years, died .last Nor
day afternoon in the company boarding
house from drinking wood alcohol. 1t
seems he had been drinking quite heavily
for several days and being ost of whiskcy
had secuzcd bottle of wood alcohol for
the purpose of bathing a sore foot, bat
drank it instead and at noon some of the
hoSrders thers noticing his codnition at
once called Dr.. Siscock who pyonou~ocd
beyond medical aid. He for years has been
employed by the S,earns Lumber Co but
it is said he has people in Switzerland that
are wsll-to-do and he has constantly receiv-
ed money from this source. Not much
is known OF him outside of these facts.
Cornor Sollie was at once notified of his
death and removed the remains to his u,,-
dsrtaking rooms at Ashland and notified
the Swiss Council at Chicago that he nigh,
inform his relatives in Switzerland of hi.
death. X
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
TURKEY SHOOT
DRAWS LARGE CROWD
Macy Contestants Compete For Tar.
key Yesterday.

Wednesday afternoon a4larsesH crowd at.
tended the turkey shoot held on BIackbird
field and witnessed the mxnyp contestants
compste for honors. The shoat was llels.
under the supervision off.ie Fsiif ls.eciia.L IL
tieaSbntsas1aly
ent Everest and to him. belongs the turkey
thoot. He secured the trap and pigeons
and We. understond made present OF IT 10
the ASSOCIATION for the beneft OF the boy.
here who wish to shoot. There was tour
events and con'iderinE the fac. ,ha, .hi.
ksms was new one to them they did ex-
essdinEly good. Every person that entered
enjoyed the sport. 1t is the ide.
OF the Superintendent to &c, enough
interested to be able to start gun club.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
lin Minnesota Indian Territory Under
Treaty 1855
Big shake-Up Due In Our Territory Shortly Is The
Latest Word.

Il believe that the greatest menace to
the American Indian is whiskey. 1t does
more to DESTROY his constitution and invite
the ravages of disease than anything else. 1t
.loeE more to demeralisc him as man aud
fl rquently MS a womaa. It does moro to
ma ke Kim AL easy prey to the interruptions
than anything else combincd. Let us save
the American Indian from the cursa of
whiskt'y !--Com missioner Cato Sells,
Now, If Mr.. Sells WAC we do not doubt
whistles to save the Indian from, the curse
Of whiskey, why does he not do here ~ he
has been doing in the MInnesota district en-
force the treaty and taxs save the people
IS he says and also kssp hundreds of Indians
each year out of the clutches of the law for
the introducing of small vial of whiskey
on this reservation. It does seem peculiar
to Ms that in practically every case of an In
dian caught with whiskey he il jailed, and
we believe, illegally. He i. given no chance
to redeem himself. Does not the Depart
rnsnti sec the injustice ef this thing! If
they do, than is it not time some other
steps, were taken to- civilize?t, and educate
him than by placing him in Jail to become
the co,npanions ST thugs and cut ttroatsl
1t does not in the least elevate him ia the
standard preached for him hy the Interior
! Department. who claims to be his protee-
Tor, swhi.key prosecution Of Indians, is no,
sssed thing. get tbs rs re.l 8. offender. The
saiasn ~xl, aud the q soqalY way e e solve the
qs.esrions il to enforce the sressr and thus
once and for ali time settle up two eYils nov
sxisting, the imprisonment Of Ihdisns" aad'
The illegsl selling Of vhiskey on Indian ter
ritory. Enforce the treaty here. and drive
the salocas out of this territory lsnd thus
elose the Federal Courts in 90 far ~ the In
dian il concerned. +.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
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TIMBER SALE.

DEPARTMrNT~of9 THE INTERIOR, WASHING
TON. d. c., October 19. 1918. Sealed
| proposals TO be opened at 200 pm, Cen
| sal time, Thursday, December 10, 1915,
viii be received until IL. 90 noon, that day,
At the La Po;nte Indian Agency. Ashland,
Wisconsin, for the purchase o. all MERIDIAN
AbIe simosr on Lands of the Bad River
fntian Reservation which are subject 20 al
lounent under section twenty three OF the
Ae { of August 1, 1914 (3S Stat l.. 5S2, ,oo5)
This sale dosS rot include timber on section
tixtssn or 30 called "swamp lands" r.aimed
by the State of Wisconsin. The total
amount Of Hmber is estimated at over 100,
600, 900 fsst, uf which about 40 per cent is
hemloek IS per cent white and Norway
pine, and the remainder Eastwood, birch,
maple axd oshsr species The timber must
he t,nid for according to scale. No bid for
Ie,s than the following prices will be consid-
sred white pine, $S. so, Norway pine So. 90,
oak S6. 90, Eastwood $500, spruce $500,
birch $3.50, elm 81. SO, ash 81. so, henlock
81. 90, tamarAsk 81. 0J maple 81. 90, balsam
g. 90, poplar 81. CO.; cedar saw timber $500,
SIT. ties 8 cts, #. cord single timber 2s
cts; post, top lin. and less, length and
feet, ct; top 10 inches and less, length s
feet, CTS; top 10 inches and less, length
10 feet, cts; top inches and less, length
II to 16 feet, cts stop inches and less,
length Is and 20 feet, 5 cts; poles, top 8
niche. and less, length 25 feet, 10 cts,
length 50 feet, 20 cts; length IS feet, 40
cts; top 10 inches and less, length 10 feet,
IS Gu; length IS feet, $l.o0; length 50
fse., $i.7s, length S. feet, 81. so; length
so feet. $500.
All smber must be cut in accordance
with prescribed regulation, copies of which
NAV be obtained from the Supcrint endent
of the Ia Pointc Indian School. All timber
must be removed prior to juno /. 1924. A
cash t,aymeh, Of $40, 600 will be required
within sitts day. from the acceptance of a
PROPOSAL f.. the tinoer. This payment will
not Be applied ON the purchase price of tim
Der until after 50, 0eo, 900 feet have been
cut and paid for in full. A bond in the sum
of S25, 600 'sill be required cf the success
full bidder. Each bid must be submitted in
,ealeu Envelope marked ON the outside,
IBID fof Bad River Timber, and be -ac-
eompanied by certified check for $4,000
on National bank as an evidence of goot
faith. Such check will be credited toward
the $40, 900 IL the bid is accepted and re-
turned il the bid is rejected. The right to.
reject any and all bids is reserved.
Cato Sells
COMMISSIONER
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

Among the Kickapoos was a young man
that by the deaths of relatives lad come
into the possession of seven tracts in Oklsho-
=
ma, each Of 100 asre. The bribed Mexican
Continued to last page.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
d. B. Henderson Outlines Ills Lebors
.=:..- On Work
lie has Undertaken In Behalf Of Rejected klottees ou
Wooster Roll. a. -. III.

Last Wednesday afternoon attorney d.
B. Henderson. of Washington. D. c. who
has the handling of large number OF cases
of rejected allottees Or the Wooster roll
held mass meeting in the Halliday build
ing onsStato street and outlined his labors
in his fight for his clients, while he made
70 direct attack on the said roll he made il
plain that in his opinion, many people were
of the roll that. had all the rights TO lie
thereon and aa injustice had been >d6tfe In
omiting them frosn tine said roll And fully
expects TO put 'two thirds Of his 'tlieifts on
the roH, to which in his opihiBn they i'iegtl
NJ belong. He said further init Insufficient
-axta vas iacking and tthe history of each
person was incomplete as turned IN by fthe
Woostervcommittec. He has made an In
exhaustive search of family histories of all
amd when he pfese,its his cases before the
Secretary of the Interior for his decfslohs
xvidcnce conclusive in each case will .'e
presented in cosnpts,ca IiStorv, witch NE
il pos;tiye will show beyond dotitt +as To.
tAssisxsiity of thciFtc tclxilnsto .tff6ftrifsnt Oh
the Wooster r6il. ;
In some of liis 49esses4fft il sekptdtsd fsstl
issues will he fought otft in the Uniacds
Stxsssa SspscrnrS conft and will coassHhea
ssme sinsx. but III tie biggest fhztjjaFisys of
his ssses III ;Bs under
p~sxs;sse sr@sw ssls scxrc ne Is now
sssl " As sS..sat IN
ing wsia Ae 1sSided BY the Secretary ct the
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

Although the liquor interests in Hioolav'
MINI, are putting up stiff fight against
the enforcement of treaty laws in regard TO
their city while in other parts of the terri
tory treaty rights are being enforced and
the letter of the law is being made to stand
out. The Injunction hearing on the Hlb-
bins case is to be heard tomorrow unle"
another postponrneat IS secured. 1t is pc
cal,ar thar a bunch of ''leeches" such ~
exist at Hibbing, from all accounts, should
be able to juggle departmental order is 4
funny thing, but it is to be hoped shai they
Will get their just deserts in the near future
Mich credit is due "Pussy Foot" Johnson
and his staff OF representatives, in showing
sp the rotteness that exists 1t that snake
,ole in Hibbing and his untiring efforts IN
>eeuring justice for the inhabitants of that
hayward village.
We learn that similar campaign H
conducted at Hibbing is shortly to he IN
.ugurate& in our district and We are POSITIVE
. general "clean up of saloons will shortly
.ssur. 1t certainly is /. diFgrsee to civilized
oeople and a stain on the fair name of the
city of Ashland, the manner, in which ~
looms ase allowed to violate the law IN re-
gard to the sale Of ~hi.ksy Whiis ssAndt aa
ing at the depot in thi, village oas evening" !gsi
this week we noticed 4 ", cqupls of yosnx
girl. that had gotssa, sf y "a sssi trom A A'A7 A
l.aa we'll Jagged up asd We q" 'rs sAs''
,h.se sre no, the first ones 70 be ioend II
thss condition and all from the fact thss
.h;,k.vti i. allowed TO be soid on Irsdian
territory. Last Christmas comtnn'iontfe et
fudiau Affairs Cato Sels sent broxd east
aver the country the following words.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

Mifs Ahge, thc enferprising confection-
cry 'ihar, has this week opened up restau-
fait ih coXIection With his establishment
Fon Tie corner OF Ashland avenue and State
Street. H. is now prepared 10 cater to tho
warts of the public. Chop suey and all
the iates, dishes are % be found on bis menu
at all times. Mike is certaisiy some tap
hustler.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

When land srabhess could act
get Indians to sell their lands. they
forged deeds to the land, forsed In
dIans' signatures and cheeks 60 pay
for the gorgsd deeds. They take
what they want.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

Interior. Id c expects also the coming 'ses-
sion of congress to take up tie matter Of
alottfng thsssnany Indians throughout this
district. ON government reserves in the west.
We understand that within short time his
clients will know definitely as SO their Cases
in the bad River allotment matters, but
from present indications he expects to place
at trast two thirds of his clients ON the pres
sntqro!l. The question arose as to whefe
THE 'ni6ney aid land was to come from Ia
y,khese fortunate enough 10 get enrolled
ii,slskls WY. Tile money will come froh,
'thetprsent 3dnd while as TO the land /. viii
DC up ro'she~departAnent to find 1aHds for
these Indians.
Mt,. Henderson left "wednesday evening
f6ar snpe44oT. wis wis "a and white Earth, Mini
at the latsgafpsiaee to confer with his clients
ON ssy6ft ]siffniiliar to the one lie is echduct-.
Ing a,tf. saRtt in which he won his suit. Tie
case being the White Earth allotment mat
Ter IN which many were stricken from tie
Ea,ts OH .she3 presumption they were not
members of; skeu White Earth band of Chip
ps,wa Indi.ns. ....
On siisfsst,irh dc will visit this village f6t
ssysfsl dags' sW.iIt','He will leave for WASH
:instSn, j. .sG. .tso present his many asases be-
fore the Iasefisf. He also has TIE liandl-
s;, u siiss sseaads u cases silrh- -ssilir alSd
II. ~ !. ! y !1tlt 81, y d M y I. y 81
prcHs'e court for 4 taral settlement.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26
SKINNING THE INDIAN
BY Edward Russell

ing effect of Greed let loose and unrss.raain-
ed had such an impressive illustration. All
these men from Oklahoma we're most re-
spestable citizens. One was sats officer
OF distinction, another was physisia Of
high standing, and others well known
lawyers. Their whole enterprise Was
financed aAd abetted if not planned BY tie
officers of two great banks. themselves nlen
OF spotless reputation. Back of them were
influences that would be recognized any
whore in this country as Of the highest and,
in business. way, the most admirable.
So launched and endorsed, this is what
tho mea did.
They went to Coahuila and trisd 70 get
the Indians drunk and in that condition
induce them to sign deeds to their lands.
When this failed most corrupt and dis
graceful compact was made with the Msxi.
can pelice authorities by which the Izdiaas
were arrested on false charges and au,g
into Mexican jails' where they were to, be
kept in \ state of eoei sion and virtual tor
tnrs until they should consent to sign away
their landi.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26


-Eksssfsernoen VAS hug civ enjoyed 2y all
1udsthsak. is, due the isuperinte adeas asr'the
pleasant sfsersoan@ spent. The winners OF
each e.ene and the sec res follows
}Filstl Event
WIN. Csdrcau o. o 0 4 4 . 10 Is
:rs{y. Starr 1 Oh o o 4 OIL o :6=44r
Exi. Dau d 4yssf 03a594i i u 040 % e--s'
B peunissilss el % % 70 L 20 % / F0-4as
4a.sssee.sd tls|yse,lt- b .ss... go
tsoorre Mitchell OF | I8 No
II. ]. Lspointe 90 o. Is
Frsnk Green 90 loo o II
Third Evcat. "a "a
II. c. Ashmun i 1l9l.a 0 o o--5
John Pennock 90 0 0 l--s
John Nevcaux 90 90 o--s
Fourth Event.
John Basnea 81 0 U o I'D
II. J. Lapoints 9 0 0 0 . Is
d. Codettee o Q y w.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-11-26

In Mexico the Kickaposs were doing
we'll. They now desired to buy 4 ranch,
hold il it in common (which 10 the only
vsv Indians understand or will esdorss .issd
koIdirxsl and stock II with $4,000 Here
ford cattle to start with. This would cost
about $75, 900.
The Kiekapoos got an option on the
y..sh they wanted, arranged about the eat
sls, and then asked CopEress 10 release the
restic.ions on their allotmeats 90 that those
owning land in Oklahoma could sell il and
get money for the ranch project.
Congress was willing and directed the
Secretary Of the Interior TO issae pasenta in
lee on the Kickapoo land so that the In
dams could have what they wanted.
Mr.. Secretary Hitchcock declined to is
sse the patents and The Indians and the In
dians lost their option.
The next year they renewed thsit project
aud asked Congress to allow aif Of them
that owned land in Oklahoma 70 deed their
lxads 20 common trust.
Here 10 where Influence, Always on the
Job. did ito fine work. Somewhere be-
tween the House and the Senate she bill
was joksfsd so that il allowed the Iadians
TO sell their lands to anybody at any tine
aad for any price.
Inssxntly swarm of adventursr. and
land grsbbsrs started from Oklahoma for
the state of Coahuila, Mtsico. where their
extraordinary deeds and lawlea hardihood
became an internatissal scasdal and even
tsslly the subject of one of the most azaz-
Ing documents in the history ct Congress
.eNE = Are
suppose that seldom has che transform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Local driysr- declare that the worst
short piece or road boz this section OF
the stat" D. just uurtn of tho Top mill.
.tt"c.u w 1rsliuH proper and Warwo0d.
u ls the hope of nh that the thorough
fare VIII be- put zoo better shape before
spring opens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
FROM EATING DRIED GREENS

Special Dispatch TO the InteIIigencer.
REDWOOD. W. Va. March 26.-J.
n. Landacre. a prominent lumberman
or this city, was near deaths door
to-day on account OF eating some
greens for dinner
A neighbor. a German woman living
near the Landacre home. had prepared
some dried green's for dinner, and
had taken a dish 70 her neighbors.
and both Mr.. and Mrs. Landacre ate
heartily OF the food Shortly after
finishing the meal both began TO get
sick, and Mr.. Landacre was soon de-
lirious. Physicians were hastily sum-
moned and restoratives administered.
The doctors. after working with him
almost all the afternoon. gave out the
word that he would recover. but say
that II was a very close call
IL Is thought that the party who
gathered the greens last fall and
dried them for winter use got a por-
ton OF the deadly "nightshade." and
that II was that which caused the
trouble. II was remarkable. though.
that Of all those who partook OF the
greens. Mr.. Landacre was the only
one who was seriously affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
WHAT BEAUTIFUL
SMOOTH STREETS !
Mr. JoSEPH p. ~. LEE. OF JOP.
LIN, MO- SPEAKS or WHEEL
iNC'S STREETS.
says That 4e Imagined Ne Was
Riding Over a Rough Sea When
Making a Trip Here Last
Summer

Il was once said BY a consistent
man that the truth hurts He had
about a. many friends a. one has
thumbs on the two hands Here's
what Air. Joseph n. " Lee. who Is
an owner OF q large lead mine in the
Joplin, No. district. and also the own
er OF several automobiles. who was
az the Sfamm hotel this week. en-
route 10 Pittsburgh. on business. says
nave been In many cities the size
or wheeling during the past several
years, but your city il noted for one
thing-the beautiful. clean and smooth
streets. To ride over them In a heavy
car Is just like floating upon the low
cry beds OF ease ] suppose one could
20 from the northern 10 the southern
limits OF your city and lay a level
each foot OF the way. and he would
De- unable to fnd the least corrugation
had my touring car In this commu-
MY late last summer. and for weeks
after having driven over the Wheeling
streets I remembered the delightful
trip-in fact. I could not very well
forget the feeling OF citation. was so
glad when the trip was over that
lad travelled upon the high sea. be
cause then ! did not suffer with nau-
sea when travelling over the streets
or Wheeling BY the rocking OF my
car. What a great pleasure IL must
be for YOU people 10 have such beau
thul thoroughfares in which one
could not run a wheelbarrow without
dislocating his shoulders In the
years 10 come. when ! shall have re-
tired TO spend my happy. golden old
age. shall look back with sweet
and peaceful memories 20 the serene
hours spent driving my car through
the smooth and well-kept streets OF
Wheeling"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The following new members were adj
mitted 90 the Motorcycle club at tho
meeting Tuesday evening. Alouzo
sells, q T.. Wolf. Edwin Bleifua Earl
Marshall. r.. g. Kelley. Thomas Roth,
and Edwin Sailor. The application OF
Edwin Schaub was also received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Pike street. located near the top OF
wheeling hill, near Fulton. was the
scene yesterday OF trials for motor
cycles. Earl Brauulich. local agent Tor
the Trip with a side car and passenger.
Later however DE made the trip with
The side car attachment and tandem pas
senger. The hill f. considered one OF
the stecpcst in this part OF the country,
and 60 add 70 the difficulties 10 D. paved
with Cobblc stones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Wesley House. local representative OF
the Indian motorcycle. sold "a three
speed machine 90 Paul Dangel. OF Barnes
vile, o.. during the week Just passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
MOTORCYCLISTS
In Attendance During the Past Week
At Show Held by Earl BrRunlich
OF This City.

The motorcycle show that has been
conducted by Earl Braunlich. during me
past week, has been one Of the biggest
Siiairs OF the kind ever held In this
city T. X. Burkee. OF the Hurley-Dav-
idson company. vas in attendance and
explained all the workings OF the ma
Chlnes. Many riders and prospective
buyers were at the affair during the
week and gained much useful know
ledge. The show will be brought 10 a
close this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
MANNINGTON


.iis HnuHIl rrrfIrE OF the Wumar.a
t4n Wds nDId at the home of Mrs Ias.a
alI inN'N interest and rFrIHf.rfIun WIS
.'Nu in the work accomplished Iur.#e
4 w.. year. ltrT'IfH W"r. given FT.m
t.I H.I department leaders Hr.
.iNIIhs 'ur .Il EHoafH. fHInEa bod fH.
N...f t." ..H.iUs Hf rHa rHs.I.
-... i'I'.f OBJ. annual election .. .|.
was L..I H. fUI.HH. Hr....I.IF
-rH. 30 2. Matthew. H..U Ur.. ....r
aI.. I D. |u.H.H. ..#r.Hl.. IT.. ....
y. treasurer h'H# e. ST..
u''i. auditor. Mrs fUH T.TI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

ia. Rischel. representative OF the
Pope Manufacturing company. spent yes
terday as the guest Of Herman Fried
TlchE. local agent for the Pope machine.
uschel said that prospects we're better
at the present time than az any time
during the past several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
SEAIED PROPOSAIS

Notice 70 hfanufaotursrs. Jotbers, Nor
chants aud Others wholesale Dealers.
NDIIGE rs IIFEEHN EINTN. Tnrf
OBJ. NfnfH EuarH Uf Control o. the afHfH
n Wet virginia viii receive bids dIUy
60 iig nfilUr ne GNnrIrHfun. West virgins.
I.f furnishing supplies for The several
tf1fn inafifufinre the financial manage
m.rt rl which A. vested tn said BOARD.
Coz tracts will BE- awarded fu che lowest
NIIn.rH. quality ruurIfrrHI and other
ininfs being equal West virginia deal
trg VIII b. given preference
lists 70 supplies needed VIII BE- FUR
NIaNNn IIUNEra uH receipt of requests
stating fHa Dino desired
STATE TuNTtU UF CONTROL.
fn.I.ff gNHrI#rfnr Fgaaf N|rrfrfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
For Sale-Farms.

FoG SALE-50 acres. on McNechen
heights. well improved. also good
work horse for particulars cali ReII
phone. Wheeling 90 r. Il. or Address
Box 70. r. u. No. 9. Benwood. W. Va
mr-15-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

stCIJIAH Euttercup eggs for Matching.
zoo per setting % nc oHEF o. &.
Williams. phones t63 mr-f.t-np-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The smell of Tho gasoline and the
monk fr ar"r arHIu IuterWIrgliuE wfth
tls sweet smelling spring foliage and
The chipping or thH English sparrow.
Iuer. ore uu longer singing birds heard
lu tine city proper