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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
Young French Girl Catches
Spy; Is GiUen Reward Of
5000 By British GoOemmeni

Paris. France, March IA young girl
has been the means OF capturing a danger
Gus spv in Paris. for which deed she viii
receive a reward from the British govern
ment Of $500.
She was entering a car in the subway
and In her hurry. trod on the toes Of a
British soldier who gave vent to oath
in German. The girl understood this oath,
for she had often heard it in Alsace.
The English soldier left the train az
followed him discrcetly TO his hotel Hav-
ing ascertained the number OF his room she
telephoncd to the police TO come ana arrest
a snv The notice did not take much in
terest in her story. but finally two detec-
tives were sent to the hotel. where they
arrested the spy in whose possession a
number Of valuable documents were found
He has been shot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
New York's Picturesque
Curb Market Plans TO Go
Indoors and Reorganize

New York, March 1.-THE "Curb" mar
tCet for years one OF the most picturesque
features Of the financial district OF tho city.
70 planning TO move indoors Ever since tho
establishment Of this market the brokers
have been located in Broad street. directly
in front OF the New York Stock exchange.
II is understood that a site for the housing
OF the outside market is under considera-
ton near its present location.
In the financial districts Il Is expected
that the reorganization OF the curb market
will meet with the hearty cooperation OF
the Stock exchange. It has been pointed out
that the curb market has become the sec
ond market in the world for the sale Of
securities. II has been estimated that dur
ing the past year there were more than
. $3.50. 100000 Of new stocks and bonds ad-
United TO dealings on the curb. chiefly in
dustrial issues. The passing Of the curb
brokers TO an inclosed structure will take
away one OF the show places Of the city.
The brokers communicate with their Of
fices by means Of the deaf and dumb Lam
guage, and their antics in an active mar
kot have always attracted crowds Of on
lockers between the hours Of ten and three.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
1000 MILE TREK
MADE BY GERMAN
SQUAD To BAGDAD.
Ten Start From China But
Four Meet Death in
Hostile Lands.
ARE AIDED ENROUTE
BY FRIENDLY NOMADS

~ONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, March
11-After an adventurous journey
- through Asia. six German reserv-
lists. under the leadership Of Lieut.. Rob-
ert Weingaber, Of Stuttgart, have
reached Bagdad from China. according
to a dispatch received by the "Tanin."
In IA months the daring argonauts
Travelled more than 1000 miles through
deserts and over many high mountain
chains.
Two Are Killed.
Together with four companions who
persisted on the way. the six reservists,
bank clerks, electricians and engineers,
left Pekin in October. 1914 They pos
sessed ample means and had fitted out
a small caravan. on their march
through western Chinese provinces they
encountered little trouble, as some of
them spoke one or more Chinese dla-
lects fairly well, but when they reached
the southern part of Mongolia they
were repeatedly attacked by native
bands. In one of these fights Two of
their men were killed and in a other
they lost part of their supplies.
One Dies, One Drowned.
During the winter they suffered ter
ribly from the cold in the mountain
regions along the northern border of
Tibet Three of them became sick and
one died from exposure They finally
met a band of friendly nomads with
whom they stayed for nearly three
months When spring began, they re-
sumed their journey with fresh pack
animals. Late in May they reached
eastern Turkestan and during the sum
mer and fall they crossed Pamir, At
ghanistan and Persia. Near Herat, in
Afghanistan. one Of them was drowned
while they were fOrding a swollen
stream.
In eastern Persia the remaining six
men came near being murdered, because
a tribe Of natives took them for Eng
They were only saved by the
fact that Lieut. Weingaber, who has a
working knowledge Of many Oriental
languages, was able to talk to the Per
SLAMS in their own tongue. From east
ern Persia to MesopOtamia their jour
ney was without any further exciting
events. but during the last few weeks
Of their journey they suffered greatly
from lack Of food.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
One Paris Woman C5odmother to $50 Meg
-:I- -:I- -;II:- ak -:I;-
All Are Fighting and Each Is Remembered

II
- least soldier at the front prisoner German her godson
the record gOdmOther held by Nine OF
who has less than $40 gon and who constantly adding
enre
No visits concerts her daily walk the Bots she has
IN devote herself
had France If
quite 70 do who
who o their
'front.'
O
in
h
and half dozen all day making
daily taken the II a
my boys exceedingly than
doing them she said he who puIo
who the writes Your letters davs
reach parcels whole month"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
Germans DriUe Residents
From Villages; Believed
Planning a Big Ofensi0e

Basel. Switzerland. March 1.-THE Ger
mans are either preparing great offensive
movement along the front in upper Alsace,
or they expect a French drive. During the
last two weeks they have cleared number
Of villages which are situated within few
miles OF the front. The inhabitants were
ordered to leave at once.
More than 5000 people mostly old men,
women and children were brought to Col
mar last week from the towns Of Jungholz
Zeu. Wulnheim. Wattweiler. Uffholz and
Bollweiler. From Colmar the fugitives were
sent TO Stuttgart special trains. They
will be given temporary homes by farmers
in different part OF Wuerttemberg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11

fitted opium dens open to anybody who
cares to pay the price.
The police are naturally well aware
Of the existence of these deEs of vice,
but it apepars that there is nothing in
English law which forbids the opening
Of or visiting Of opium dens. Even if
there were it would probably make very
little difference. The export from Eng
land of opium is strictly forbidden but
the Keepers of opium dens in Paris who
have been arrested by the French po-
lice have all asserted that they receive
their supply of opium from London.
While the Weather c asses are in
dulging in champagne and filling
every inch of space in the dining rooms
of the Ritz. the Carlton. the Savoy
and the Picadilly hotels. the working
classes. who are making more money
than they ever did before. are crowd
ing the music halls and spending money
lavishly on whiskey and gin, their
wives and daughters are buying pianos,
furs and jewelry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
Captain OfDanish Steamer
Reports Wreck Of WDship

Copenhagen. Denmark. March 1.-THE
captain OF a Danish tramp steamer which
took the extreme northern course from
America TO escape being held up by British
cruisers reports that ne sighted the wreck
OF a warship about 200 miles north OF kirk
wall.
The vessel was partly submerged and
seemed to be a small cruiser or a large tor
pedO destroyer Her nationality and name
could not be ascertained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11

THE CZAREVITCH PLAYING Il
in
- tells the following interesting his
and mealw
and while sitting his father wnd he while study
blushel if
A the tales of the care being trail and delicate absolutely untrue
the and listens attentyy every word said Playing the
with shovel o. outdoor
is
he
a
why he
he
w poless
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
Australians Bitter Against
Germans and Austrians; To
Deport Al After Wdr Ends

Berne. Switzerland. March ia Swiss
merchant who recently returned from Mel
bourne reports that the hatred OF the Aus
tralians against the Germans. Austrians and
Hungarians is beyond description Many
excuses against them have been committed
by mobs and they ale unable to obtain work
anywhere A bill introduced in the parlia-
ment provides that all Germans and sub
jects OF Austria-H Hungary shall be deported
after the war. even those that have been
naturalized- The measure will be passed
II Is said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11

. ERIN, Germany. March IL
Doubling the truthfulness Of the
official reports. a number Of
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-05
LIRR0S De AVENTURAs.
Il 40 eentavos Sada tora.

Ayenturas de Sherlock Hoi-
1oes. el terror dc ios eri1ains-
!es:
81 yendedor de cndSysras.
Eli robo del iismep.s aspi,
Le hija del usurero.
Blackwell, 81 pirasa de-, Tsmaais,
Jack ei 6estripsicr.
Loa monederos falsos de Lcs5rss,
Ia malata sangrielta.
I'm medico criminal.
u testamenuo del director,
Sherlock Holmes = 81 ssatrshxs:
: dists de epic.
Er IL escue!s &c! crimsa Is Pitts:
burg.
( lac puertaa de Ia nacarts,
L. yiada roia de Para.
IA hestis hu,naao.
JIG tv|pS tc -cIECE,
: - robe de! collar De perSae.
Ia infsme 3osada del Cairo,
q! n~aufragio de Corfu.
q rey dc los handidcs.
AverGurss dc John C. Es9as,
g! rey de ios lsdrones noder.
2Os:
= lnI6gnlto misteriose.
70 r"bc en- ell Paiacio Zeal,
q principe iugador.
Ii assito en- el Sless.ag,
81 alnc rojo.
b he-sdero de E~sgisstcae,
e gecreJo del aail.o.
u Presidente de ias CelasSss!
81 falso salseaior.
"a doncel!e reptadS.
:! fusli del negro.
=. tc9oIo del Royhi,
uu v!ais lie bodas.
81 sescro de GstaIc.
z; s~acerIote de! SOD,
tu is rstoour2
= sscreu ast oesc-o,
hagsasS los pediGos Ecornpaaa6ss |
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1872. x II P1,-lcr.-a g. Sal ALs1Et0
aeE. U2deF ihs ACT u March 3 te79.
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ESLEEONOS 2&1-
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Ia FaENSA - 81 prrEoGira -ry:rass d.
&rTer circulsCf6n en- in> Estates jT.5c"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-05
Horoscope GRATIS.

Pidcme u horoscope y Sabras ell
signi de tn persona y la suerte dc tn
porvenir. e. Horoscope tie comunica
Ia buena ventura en- el amor, el ca
samiento, e. juego Y los negocios. En-
viame . sellos y rec!bir&s tu horosco-
po gratis.
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ. :
Gale D., No. il. =
Pegolotti, Marianao. Cuba.
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hagsasS los pedidos Econpaan6ss
ne 81 imports
, IGNACW e. I1zANC.
COZ DoIorosa GE--Ssn Antonio, Tex.
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FNANcE. OIL. Gas AND PRODUCE

ritory. There Is quite a little new
work starting in the immediate Evicin.
fly. Of the two. producers on the John
Mills farm.
In Centeryille district, Tyler coun.
.ty. the Hope Natural Gas company
has now completed It's test on the
R. Terrell farm. It Is a tiye.barrel
pumper in the Big Injun sand.S On
Sugar Creek, Union district. Pleas.
ants county, Taylor & Routebusch
drilled a test on the William. and J.
Martin farm through the Cow Run
sand and found It barren.
There is some importance attach.
ed to a well that has Just been. drill.
ed In by G. p. Gordon & Sons on the
C. F. Miller farm, located one and
one.half miles south Of production In
the old Burning Springs district,s Writ
county. The oil was developed in
the second Cow Run sand and the
we'll shows for a fair producer. II
this we'll proves as good as indicated
It will call out some new work in that
locality. There is a considerable acre.
age that has not been condemned.
I'll 1 All ttuup lSIduts QictEtCtf 1hilEule
county, the Junior Oil company com.
pleted No. 10 on the West Virginia
tract, In the salt sand, and It shows
for a two.barrel pumper. On apart
OF the sameitract, located in the same
district. Burke Brothers have drilled
No. 16 into the same formation and
1t is the same kind Of. a pumper.
The Wayland Oil and Gas company
Is becoming active in development
work in Lincoln county. This com.
pany Is a large holder Of %undevelop.
ed territory In Lincoln county and It is
good for light bumpers. On Joes
Greek. Duyal district, they have start.
tds to drill a second test on the J.
NJ, Dunlap farm. This location is 500
feet northwest of the Carter Oilscom.
pany's test on the c. o. Wagner farm.
The same company has the rig com.
pleted for No. 6 on the James A. Waite
farm, located on Tango Greek, in the
same district. "a
Near the old Holidays Cove field, in
Butler district, Hancock county, John
Mildren, Sons company drilled; their
No. 4, on the George owings farm
through the Berea grit. 1t is dry and
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Pittsburgh


PITTsBuRH, May 13-The local
Stock Exchange opened yesterday as
though II would continue as apathetic
as It was on Thursday. but the day
brought many surprises and much
activity. especially In the Ross Min.
ing and San Toy issues, 10000 shares
Of the former being sold, some Of It
at 80 and closing at % a gain OF 6.100,
while 1000 shares Of the latter ex.
changed hands at II, with no change
In price.
Local curb sales were a big feature
Of the day. also $4,000 shares OF Pitts.
burg Jerome Copper being sold and
the price jumping from 10 to 90. West.
inghousei Electric common too, did
some climbing. s05 shares selling at
90, an advance OF ", while Crucible
Steel preferred and Pittsburgh com.
mon showed considerable activity.
American Window Glass Machine both
preferred and common, made advanc.
90, 40 shares OF the former selling at
40, an advance OF a point, and 215
Of the later at 59N, a gain Of a quar-.
ter.
Columbia Gas and Electric also gain.
cd Q quarter, 100 shares selling at 16.
Ffresproofing preferred lost y, so
shares being sold at 1917, while the
common stock remained unchanged,
with go shares sold. Manufacturers
Light and Heat also remained un.
changed, 100 shares selling at 50lk.
Westinghouse Airbrake had a sale OF
157 shares at 1877. the same as last
sold. Pittsburgh Oil and Gas lost an
eighth, $50 shares being sold at 8,
while Pittsburgh Plate Glass remained
at III. with a sale Of $50 shares.
Pure OIL common had a sale OF $40
shares at 19T, unchanged In price,
while IL shares Of Harbison.W Walker
,~refractories preferred were sold at 1o3
price unchanged.
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Court News
MafriaaelLIeens

Marriage License
Raymer Baker, "a. Warrington, and
Martha Hawkins. 90, Warrington.
Deaths
Reported by Eli Musgrave and Sons,
undertakers, 3s; J. b. Lazear, 2.
Appraisement Bill
Appraisement items of the personal
estate OF the late Hal Hall entered.
Total valuation. s7.4ss.5o, less half
interest, s3,74s.75.
Deeds Filed
Fatrmont Real Estate company to
G. S. Ruth. real estate in East park,
Fairmont, 81 and other consideration.
Mariana Beredelh and husband to
Christoforo Columbo society, real es.
tate in Fourth ward, $4,000.
A. B. knight and wife to L. G. wads.
worth, real estate In Google addition,
in East Park, Fairmont. 81 and other
consideration.
Efie Lambert and husband to G. F.
busch and wife. real estate in Fair
mont Industrial company addition to
the city Of Fairmont, $500.
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HE WEST DECENTRALIZATION. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY IT, 1910

will be abandoned. At warwood. north
Of Wheeling, in Richiand district,
Ohio county, Dorsch Brothers drilled
No. !. on the George and Casper
iDorsch farm, through the Big Injun
sand and II Is showing for q light
ptmper. Some years ago there was
quite q little excitment at Warwood,
but like all town lot developments, the
wells declined rapidly and have near,
.ly all. been abandoned.
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Oil and Gas.

AS development work progresses in
West Virginia, Doddridge county fur.
nishes as many good producers as any
other. Thew are located principally
In G%reenbrier district and in territory
that has been under development for
some timeI On Beech Lick Run. In
this district, the Hope Natural Gas
company drilled its No. IL, on the
Stalnaker heirs farm, into the Big
lnjun sand and II produced so barrels
the first "a hours. On tho same
stream and in the SAME district. the
Hope company drilled Its No. ., on
the Edgar Davidson farm, through the
Gordon sand. It is a fair gasser In
that formation.
On fleetwood Run, Grant district, Wet.
eel county. the Redwood OIL com.
pany's No. 2, on the John Mills farm,
has been cleaned out and its produc.
ton increased to 80 barrels a day.
The location. of this we'll is in old ter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
oF JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to tho authority vested in
the undersigned Special Commission.
er. by decree OF the Intermediate
Court Of Marion County, West vir-
ginia. entered therein on the 18th day
of. March. 1916; in that certain chan.
Gerry cause therein pending, wherein
Edith M. Siemers. Is PLAINTIFF, and Mary
Lizzie Jones, and another, are defend.
ants, ] will, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of June, 1915,
at l o'clock p. NJ. sell at public auc.
tton, at the front door Of the court
house Of Marion county, West Virginia,
that certain real estate mentioned ana
described in the bill and proceedings
filed and had In said cause. being two
certain lots situate in the Mary G.
Weatherwax addition to the City Of
Fairmont, a plat Of which addition is
OF record in the Clerks office of the
County court Of said Marion County,
In Deed Book No. 165, page rs, and
being Lots Numbered Six (6) and Sew.
en- ~, and fully described in said de.
cree; but excepting therefrom, the BIT
luminous coal underlying the same.
with the mining rights and privileges
thereunto belonging.
Said sale will be made upon the fol.
lowing terms. One.third (1.3), and as
much more Of the purchase money as
the purchaser may elect to pay cash
In hand on day Of sale,the residue there
OF to be paid in two equal payments,
payable In one and two years from day
Of sale, with interest thereon until
paid, and for which the purchaser will
be required to execute in favor of said
Special Commissioner, his notes with
good personal security to be approved
by said Special Commissioner, and a
vendors lien will be retained upon the
face OF the deed conveying title to
such purchaser, as a further security.
JAS. A. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner.
!. ". s. Black. Clerk Of the Inter.
mediate court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, do hereby certify that bond
in the penalty Of $4,000, with security
approved by me as sufficient, has been
executed before me. conditioned &C.
cording to the requirements of said de-
cree, and otherwise conditioned ac-
cording to law.
". S. BLACK,
Clerk.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
oRIA
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that !, An.
tonic Angotti, have adopted the fol.
lowing Trade Mark to be used in my
business as a bother: "Fairmont Car.
Donate Non Alcoholic Vermouth."
Manufactured by "Fairmont Bottling
Works." Fairmont, w. Va. Dated this
18th day of May, 1916.
ANTONIO ANGoTTI.
State Of West Virginia,
County of Marion, to-wit:
I, R. j.. Abbaticchio, a notary Of said
county do certify that Antonio Angotti,
whose name is signed to the writing
above bearing date on the 18th day
of May, 1916. has this day acknoi l.
edged the same before me, In my
said county.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of May, 1916
My Commission expires October
Gath, 1918.
R. J. ABBAT1CcH1o,
Notary Public for Marion County.
West Virginia.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Rains in the
Southwest finally carried down wheat
values today, Notwithstanding that for
q whilelthe market showed a material
advance. The close was heavy, sc to
Nc net lower, with July at $1.16A
and September at S1.16B. Corn wound
up unchanged to a shade higher, oats
off 10 to Nose, and provisions
ranging from 2hc decline to a rise
OF zoe.
SeaboardS demand put firmness into
corn. The markets was also sustain,
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New York

NEW YORK. May l3-witH few
noteworthy exceptions stocks Of al.
most all descriptions moved TO higher
levels In today's broad market. Deal.
ingss embracedsfar more than the usual
number Of issues and gains extended
from one to than 6 points In
standard shares, being trebled or quad.
rupled in some of the highly %specula.
tive %specialtles.
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WANTED-Men to take active part
In opening stores, capable OF as.
Stunning management, in Pa, O., W.
Va, and Nd. Grand opportunity for
progressive men. No capital requir.
ed, but must have good references,
Steady position with chance for ad.
vancement. Call or address Great At.
lantic.P Pacific Tea Co., 430 First ave.
nue., Pittsburgh. Pa. =. I'm
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,.
Claude e. Goodwin, Pastor.

Siauoe T.. GOODWIN, Pastor.
Services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school will meet at the usual
hour. $3.50. Classes for all ages. Help
us make it a big school.
Public worship and sermon at 10:45.
The pastor will preach a sermon ap.
propriate to Mothers Day. Wear q
carnation in honor Of your mother.
At the evening service the Epworth
League will render a Mothers Day pro
gram. This'program will consist of ad.
dresses and music in. keeping with the
day.
Plan to be presentat all OF these ser.
vices. Come and enjoy the day in the
house Of the Lord. Visitors to our
city are cordially invited to these
services.
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HELP ~WANTEp-MALE

wANTED-salesman for Saturday at.
ternoon and evening, Apply at
once. The Hub Clothing Co, 1923
Main street. 5.11.tf
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WANTED-Men for operating mailing
machines. Inquire LANCE & Crist,
Box and Lumber Co., Bell phone 140.
5.11.3t
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congressmanat.L arge Howard
Sutherland, announces his candidacy
for the United States Senate. Sub.
ject to Republican Primary. June 9Th.
Your vote and influence earnestly SO.
licited. /.
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lam candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress In the First
Congressional district. subject to the
decision OF the primary election to be
held June 8, 1916. ! respectfully solicit
your support.
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FOR RENT-six room house and an
eight room house with baths. Ohio
avenue, Brooks 9. Hutchinson. Bell
phone 1856 or 17s. Con 45sy or 42s.
3.1-tt.No.S 500.
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FOR U. 8. SENATE.

hereby announce myself as can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for United States Senator. subject to
the action Of the Republican Primary
to be held June 8, 1916.
WIN. +. H1TE, 4
Huntington, W. Va.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Please announce that I am a candi.
date for the Republican nomination,
for Secretary Of State. subject to the
primary election to be held on June
8, 1915.
HOUSTON eoFP YOUNG.
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For RENT-Modern s.room house.
with garden. Mccoy street. Cali
TIL. Burchinal. Both phones.
5.4.tf No. 1918
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A SENATE

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy OF DR.. Chas. A. SinseI,, Of
Grafton, Taylor county. for the Repub.
hcan nomination for State Senate for
the Eleventh Senatorial district, com.
prising the counties Of Monongalia,
Marion and Taylor.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ss. e s%. . , x:s
FOR SALE

FoRssALE-Two splendid farm mares,
colts at side, three year old mare,
2 year old colt, yearling colt. T. ].
Little, iColfax.