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'nt b. LAGOS LITTER TRAIL
WITH MUCH USELESS

WITH MUCH USELESS JUNK
 The trails between Anchorage and Seward are filtered with old clothes. handbags and thousand and one odds and ends which are vivid reminders of the fact that hundreds of men who never saw Alaska before and who had no ideas Of what they were to meet in packing over the trail have followed the railroad excitement. Benjamin l.. Camp bell, the well known engineer of the commission. suggests that some second hand dealer might go out and get fine stock of goods. The men from for egn countries who come to work on the railroad carry the most extraordi- nary loads out of Seward and are forced to shed their "vaiuabies" as they go along in the oeep snow country.-Sew- ard Gateway
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WOMAN FORBIDDEN
 TO KISS HER SON

WAukEGAN, lll.-Judge Donnely, Of the circuit court, has made an order believed to be without precedent in court annuals in the United States. It is a full and complete court order forbidding one person to kiss another in court.
 The order was made in connection with the sensational trial Of George Orphet a young college student. who Is accus- ed Of murderng his sweetheart, Miss Marian Lambert And lt was made fon the purpose Of preventing tue mother of the young man from kissing him in the ooutt room In forbdding that one per son should kiss another in court the judge holds that such action reflects on the dignity of the court.
 The case against young Orphet is ready for trial. Il took six days to get the jury Orphet is accused of having pois- oned his sweetheart.
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NOME, ALASKA, JUNE 2S, l9l6.

The announcement that congress has passed the military appropriation bill carrying a half million dollars for roads and trails in Alaska. is welcome news to the citizens of this portion of Alas ka as it indicates the probable inaug- uration or a program of road and trail construction throughout the territory which may help in some degree to re- neyc the pressing transportation needs ol this section.
 The appropriation of this sum, com
 dqre& q MtRn nd Ahf feg egnp ugsa29dhmfdpf fdf apSs 8 Hs ana upkeep, places al the disposal oI the Alaska road commission the hand some sum of six hundred and fifty thou sand dollars. Doubtless only a small portion of this will ever reach Seward peninsula. Reports from the outside some time ago stated that it has been already determined that at least half of this sum will be devoted to the Valdez Fairbanks road alone
 From the same source il is learned that approximately one hundred thousand more WI. be expended on the construc- lion of d new road between Ruby and Long city, in the Ruby section. or the remaining two hundred thousand We will possibly receive not to exceed fifty thousand.
 While this is piutully small sum as compared to the overwhelming need Tor roaus in this section, il would pos shly suffice to build at least one road In addition to placing the few short evidences of previous generosity in good condition. II is, of course far from certain that the Second division will re- ceive even an approximation of the sum suggested as it has heretofore appeared to be the policy Of the road commis- sion To meet the general needs of every other section of Alaska before bestowing any laNurs on the second division.
 The southeastern sections O. the terri
 
 III every direction, some of which, ac- cording to excellent testimony, are seem, ingly so little needed that one may trav- H them for miles and day after day without encountering living thing but the birds of the air and beasts of the held. seldom is human being ever seen upon their mcandering reaches This would be all right as far as We of the Second division are con ccrned were 1t not that, while the road and trail needs of those sections have been so well attended to, Seward pen insula has been comparatively neglected I he proof or this lies in the fact that close to hve million dollars has been spent in the territory during the years of government road construction and still there are scarcely more than fifty miles of road throughout the whole of the Seward peninsula district
 In view of the small attention prev iously accorded, the people of this sec. ton naturally feel that they should be granted Just apportionment of such funds as may be placed at the disposal Of the commission. both now and in the future. No where in the territory is there d greater necessity for roads no where are transportation needs more pressing than on Seward peninsula.
 Every other settled section of Alaska is better provided with highways despite
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Entered as second class matter Feb. 2s isO7, at the psstsfaoe at Nome Alaska. under the Act of GonSrsas of March 1878.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: You will please take notice that the license tax 0. two dollars upon each and every dog kept in the city of Nome is now due and payable at the office of the City Clerk. Any dog kept in said city upon which the tax has not been paid will be seized and sold under the provisions of ordi- nance No. PIP of said city.
 F. GRIMM,
 City Clerk.
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 HAVE RICHEST PAY EVEN
 KNOWN ON CLEARY

Mining men who have visited the works of Ringdahl & Co. on No. Il be- low, creek claim, on Cleary creek, are authority for the statement that the richest pay ever known to exist on old Cleary, even in her palmiest days, is now being mined there. says the Fair banks Citizen. In fact, it is stated that ming from $5 10 .25 anywhere in the drift It is therefore expected that the opera tors Will take out something like slOO, O0o during .ne mining season.
 The good pay in question was sup posed to have been worked out. There fore, when last year II, Ringdahl, Al Raymond, John Carlson and John Carey made an offer of s5.G0O for the ground to Henry kley, the former well known mining and banking man of Fairbanks, il was accepted. And the miners secured several other pieces of mining property in their bargain.
 The t&a, ! extent of the pay is not known, but il is believed that al least two years time will be required to work 1t out. Ringdahl X O. are stated to be preparing to open up on d large scale now. having done all of their own pre- uminary work.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

The best guarantee you can have fol q successful issue of your clothes is to patronize an old established house, a house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such house is the Nome Tailoring Co, We make alterations.
 We do cleaning pressing and repair ing We make suits 10 order We ap- preciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING co. etween Segerstrom X Hagen and Zeh-
 ner's Jewery Stores
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Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day CT pubatsAaon.
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l outfit home, camp and dredge and guarantee 10 save you money. Holt. All Front street. Telephone Main 9G
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OVERSTOCK ED.

To the public:-
 We have just finished stock taking and lind that We are heavily oyerstocked so are making enormous reductions in Hardware-as much as oU per cent in certain lines. Notwithstanding immense advances outside, especially in Hard ware and Metal Goods, We are still sell ing on the basis Of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We Will sell for cash only at these prices and for finite. time. until we bring our stock down to the require ments of the camp
 1T you have an order to be filled. let us figure on il; We can save you money. We have proved il to others. We can prove 1t to you.
 DARLING AND DEAN COMPANY.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE NOME BARTENDERS UNION Lscal sSS. B. I. l.. of A. (AfiliAted with the A F. of L.) meets every first in each month It il a. m.
 AL. NICHOLSON. Pres.
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WE CAN DO TT.

For first class work and prompt deliv- cry phone Main 15l and the Peoples Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19

to Moundsville. Thursday to attend the
meeting OF the county court in tho inter-
est of the Bogg's Run road.
John. young son OF Martin Marsh. Is
Mrs Harold Hamilton. OF Cannons-
burg. Ia, ~ the guest OF relatives near
Bethlehem.
The Mt olivot Ladies' Aid Society
wiz he entertained at the hall. next We'd
nesday. by Mrs. Earl Huss and Mrs. " J.
schmidt.
The Mozart BOY Scouts gave an enter
iainment az the Park Casino. Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Myers are visiting
NJ; and Mrs. Arlington Ault. OF Barnes
willie. -.
Miss Helen Garvin has returned TO ner
nome here after visit with friends in
Morgantowu.
sunday school az tho Pleasant HIN NJ.
=. churGh at 10 o'clock. h. 7. Crow. sup
Mrs. James TaIbort underwent an on
Grafton at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital, in Wheeling. Tuesday. IL is re
ported that she - doing as well as could
g. q. Bromcr Of Mozart. IL a business
VISITOR iu Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Mrs. issac Drum IS III.
The chuirs OF the Allen Grove praSb,..
terrain church and the Pleasant nm n
D. church will meet at the school audi
forum for rehearsal Saturday eyeninc
al t.lS o'clock.
Mrs. Milcha Dowler. OF Nfound-ville
iis visiting ~ the home OF A. NJ Sneaelcr
'ut Nj plivct ''''
Mrs. Mary Talhcrt Is on the sick lis,
Mrs. Amos kirtz Of Wheeling. Is f,a
ku'st or Mrs. George MARBLE Of Bethle-
Tho Mozart school will clos. on rr,a,v
s lhe sth. program will be given hy
Mrs. Port wisman. who has been ,i
| ls considerably improved.
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Kenneth. Of McKeesport Pa. have re-
turned home after visit with their
parents at Colcrain.
Mr.. Merle WestIakc was a business
caller In Elm Grove Thursday.
Mr. h. r. Starbuck. OF Harrisville
was a business caller in Colerain Fri
day.
Mr. Wilson Nceus was business
caller In Wheeling Thursday.
Nj. r. l.. Walker was "a business call
cr in Martins Ferry. o. Friday.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Arkle and
Barton. Wednesday evening.
Supcrint, nd.ut ". a Wheeler and
wife and son. Harold. OF Martins Ferry.
were calling on friends N Colcrain sun
day.
Rcv. John Shaw. OF this place. spent
Thursday at Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. e.. "a. Walker and son.
Ralph. of Elm Grove. spent sunday at
the homo OF their parents. M and Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Lash returned home
from tho ohio Valley General hospital
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Goff. who has had tho
diphthcria. is suffering with an abscess
In her throat. Her many frienos visa
nor a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickcns. Of Martins
Ferry. were at Dolersin sunday.
Miss Wilma Iay Tor. of Morning.
View. was IA" guest OF her sister. Mrs.
David Boyd. sunday.
Mr. Gilbert Thomas. Of Harrisville.
was calling on relatives Wednesday at
tul-ralu.
Mr james G,sford and son. william.
were business callers 90 Wheeling on
Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Beck 81 Pleasant Grove.
%. attended church services at Colcrsin
Mir charles Lash was a caller in
Wheeling sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19
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No One Can Tell - Also
Stops Dandruff.

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faded. streaked with gray appearance.
simply shampoo hair and scalp a few
times with QBan Hair Color Restorer.
All your gray hair then turns a beau.
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just "a hair appeared when you
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money-back guarantee. Only soc for
a big 7-oz. bottle at Griest Drug Store.
1i25 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va. Out
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Berry. Of Jacobs
burg. have returned home after a visit
with friends here
Mrs. John Dubois is in at her home
on North jefferson street
Mt. and Mrs. x ". Atkinson. for
merry Of this city. were in Bellaire
yesterday 20 attend the funeral OF the
little daughter Of William Green
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Proudfoot. OF
bes Moines. Ia, who have been the
guests OF relatives and friends here.
have returned home
Mrs. Charles Kaiser has returned 20
ner home in Columbus after a visit
WIN relatives here.
John W. Nevil is quite IN az his
+ nome on South Belmont street
Hugh Hin. 81 Psrkers burg. is visit
/ ing his parents in this city.
Mrs. oOlly Hall will entertain the
members Of her Sunday school class
I OF the South Bellaire VI r. church az
evening
Rev. r. r. Yocum. pastor of the
Flr-' Reformed church. will 20 10 Cole
b rain today whore he will deliver an
address ~ the annual Colerain Town
-hlu SUNDAY School association meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fawcett. OF
b"imoni street. are visiting relatives
af ST tlairsyille
Paul Schemp o. spending a few DAYS
Win friend af Canal Dover
. Deputy Sheriff John lddInge was a
VISITOR NJ The city yesterday.
John Murray. Of Canton. has re-
turned home after n visit with rela-
' lives here
y u Phillips was a visitor AZ Pow
fffHn Yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Wharton has accented
20 post ION Boo tho Office ~ j T.. L.Iu1rd.
on Belmont street
Harvey Sch.llIng. ~ Clarion. Pa
formerly ri This city. ls spending r.
l'W Gays with Eollsiro friends
children dnv VIII be- observed ~
nc south Belairc VI T. church sun
DAY. juno u.s. Tho SUNDAY school
board has completed arrangement fgr
b. DE occasion
Wright MoCroba. ~ Pomerov. q 90
ting bis parents. Nr and Mr. Chas
We r0h1. ON Gravel Hr1
Nr. J d. NrEep~n ~ sfetha-.
tIiD. la7 returned homo 4ffo- -rorI
4 ing a. fnW Hf.. with local rrf4ffgla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19
.STEUBENVILLE MAN
MAY LOSE HIS EYE
onBEHr YoCuM BADLY Bunrrp
III FI-ASH FROM sWITCH-
BOARD.
Physicians worn Hard TO save Sight
But Nay Not Ne 8uecessful-0en-
srAl Hsws OF Steu6snvtlle.

:, sTECBESNiLLE. o. May is.-Gilber,
Nocum. we'll known young man OF this
Guy. may lose his eyesight as a result,
OF an accident al the Weilsburg sub
station OF the West Penn Electric Com
pany. "Wednesday evening While h.
Was engaged In making some repairs
wires became short-circuited and the
name struck him fair In the face. burn.
Ing his eyes. nose and mouth in a terri.
Die manner and setting fire TO his hair
winch Was Practically burned from nj.
mead hefore aid could reach him. lie
was brought 20 the GIL hospital In this
city. Attending physicians stated TODAY
mat his eyes were badly burned. but
mat they had hope OF saving them
The young man l. In a serious condition
lie IL son Of Mr.. and Mrs. g NJ
Nocum of this city.
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ono man who daren't be neutral
about tho liners i- the baseball umpire
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the city for few days. calling on rela-
tives and friends.
The directors 81 the Fairgrounds. at
their meeting Wednesday evening. de-
cidcd 10 have no formal opening who n
the grounds are thrown open 20 the
Riddles.
Otto TruaN. local mailing clerk. has
for the fourth time passed the eNamin-
alton with "A perfect score.
Miss Elizabeth clerk has returned TO
her home in this city after visit with
friends IN Mansfield.
Funeral services were held yesterday
morning over the day-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mclck. which died Wed
cSday evening.
The Woodliwn Tennis Club held a
well attended meeting in the board OF
trade rooms last evening
The .. & L. Railroad Company has
placed a new watch house al the Cen
ter street crossing. to replace tho old
ono in use.
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WHEELING CREEK

Elm GROVE. w Va. p d s Nav
I'.-Mrs. John Shepherd had as NJ
quests sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John hin
Mr snd Mrs. Harlan Courtrtgb, ~
M,ioundsville. and W. @. shepherd 81
Wheeling. "'
Week end guests at IN. HON. q, c.,.
rud. Nhltc were: Miss beatrice Dixon.
Ihester J. Dean. OF Wheeling. and ~
X. Dean. Of Stoubenville o.
Nutust Jacquard entertained the fol
owns members Of the Magnolia Club.
NiAtehaH. Joseph BREEDING and Mr.
VIM. Hummeli. Elsie Grub. M and
SlfS samuel Robson. Of Pine HiIi. spent
NauHaF ar me home OF John Robisor
Mr.. John Dean and daughters RS.
ara Mary. spent Sunday az the home Of
Mrs. Wesley White ''
i.lsw orth Plants was a business caller
ir Elm Grove Wednesday. e"''''
o. if'i humm"li. or near Clavsyille
ia spent the week end on Pine nm
MIN his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Part Of W c. Faucctrs oorp- y, .y-.
N,NyfS have been called 20 the other cn5
or me survey line and will work back
down the crock
Two men whose names could M. b..
learned were on the creek wednerds,.
,''hlinE 10. old oil and gas wells thaf
nave been drilled some time ago.
George Dean spent tho week ond xrs.b
fi- father ON tho creek
MIS-. J.. a. NcMhortsr visited NJ tho
h'ri' gf Mr. John Robson Norsey
~t'.rman and hrothcr-ir-iav
formers mother. Mrs Elizabeth stein
Sir AMI Mrs charlie Mccoy v.-.
shoppers 'r Wheeling SATURDAY..
George Kyle and mother NJ Rob-.
N>I'. of Oh" Island. were callers at tho
nome az wesley white Sunday.
ono man who darent be neutral
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High School commencement.

The annual commencement exercises
Tor Steuh"uville high school a. outlined
by the ~up"rtnt'ndeut have been app
proved BY tho board The haccalaureaic
sermon VIII be delivered by Rev T. Al
Nray on SUNDAY. June 4 Class night
exercises VIII be held Tuesday June s
ahu cofnins ncemcNt exercises on Thurs
day. June ). Their. viii bs sev,ntV-,irhf
graduate. the largest class N the ctfv's
history. not counting fwelVs- members
OF thc normal class who are to 10. gradu-
ated- Miss Muriei Sindorn will be vale
alci orian and Miss Juliet Eakin. saIuta-
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SHERRARD
Graduating Exercises

The annual sermon TO the high school
graduates will be delivered by rrs-.-
dent Thomas b.. Crambiett OF the Beth
amy College At IN" school auditorium
next SUNDAY az II 900 a. m. Tho choirs
.of the Pleasant HIll NJ. T.. church and
thc Allen Grove Pres ytcrlan church VIII
furnish the music.
Tho commencement exercises Will re
held In the auditorium. Tuesday evening.
MAY Gard. - O'Clock. Supsrintcnde nj
Otis e.. Wilson. OF FairWuut. viii deliv-
sr IN. address
The members Of fhs graduating class
ARE. Hilds MAY ErIsmsou. Marie Eta
F'lk'y. and Cecil Riggs
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Boone Peddlers Arrested.

The police DEPARTMENT has started =
crusade against booze pcddlers.' new
brand OF illegal liquor sellers. who pur-
chase beer wholesale and retail IL
tiuIouEhout the city without paying a
Nhlei OF Police Carter rounding up Lib
etato Simone ami PAM Butler, both Of
Mhom were peddling beer IN WAGONS.
They gave bond FOR their appearancs
once say there are q dozen or more Of
tl'se Nolators who ply the foreign dis
trict- after the saloons close at night
and sell bottled beer from their wagons
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- TlnN IN'WI" y eUITE NJ. WIfI NnTa-
I"inss. Tor divorce, alleging i've years
OF cNtr'in' cruelty ut her hands II.
allogcs she struck scratched ana t,r,fs,.f
Niih' ana recent! chased him with a
butcher knife. threatening 20 kun him
tl' lsfthtr charge that uIs wife has
bearded all his earnings m "a la,k an,
recently had him arrested for nau-sup-
ppri. ~" asks divorce. custody of tie
.hldr'ui and that defendant h.. forced
i' nay over 20 him his earnings she has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19

lrH rrsifui dnys arc assured rearrfut
..rhif are ernrr'rnoeF morning sIrtr--.
'Iltr'f, Appreciation and Other fI.-
frH'. arn Among tI~ vaf.lua fMara ef..F
H."-is rFeff here relate they entirely ~
AI' nT uarr Nufirra Friend And hy
Ia efort upen Ue ursiea tte form Il =,
tN nnf fNrF return f1 mir natural.
-IH rrinHr after baby is horn
~ 'r.''.r ~ this irraIu4l'e af o. erre..
..' hf''fH 'nr drurr.t wT siusfv yuH
70 To- harmless tut vnufsrfrHv .F.~f.--
Nfir ~ Hrafh~id Regulator 60 Ha -
fW Ifs N'HufH. Cs.. f1r q ar~sIaHy -rIf-
I'n fniIr iruk frr wunfrn Interested b, ~.
fI'"H If contains Inf4frst',r tt.t .....
'oman should laos al suout. Write today
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both Legs Broken

Jo1n Eden. an employe Of the River
so" brldEe works. Raa the victim o. q,
pl1ut yesterday afternoon. a pU. ,.
angles which were close 20 whore Oh.
nan vas WORKING. fell over on him. with
below TIE knee. The man Wa r44T.I
az once 10 the hospital whers rnId.r.i
10 va rencered. Last evening he was
resting a. wei as could be expected Ha
also sustained number o. cuts abor,
tie BODY ~ tho falling iron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19
Remains Brought Here.

INC remains of william e.. ~mallwood
w" met death a. Detroit. Mich. a few
"a!s ago by falling into q Vat Of boiling
Wv. WEI, brought q" THE huu. OF mis-
mother. Mr~ Deborah ~fus,1IW.o E.ir
mere today The deceased Wa a. wears
pt axe lie was born Iu El,munt county.
ONO, on March 9. 1856 fIe married
'Hih'riue Robinson OF Detroit and -br
win turc' little daughter. survives. Hs
D. "a-" survived 10y four brothers D. \
H.1 rcd or ~t'tb'nyIllc. John and Alex
OF I''roit. also two sister Mrs. George
iiai son OF THIN. o. ana Mrs. John
L-enelL Of NJ IL-t-lrt MN
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=. J Fallen, - This city. ana charles
NeuFart of bridgeport. were injured
naT7lay at noon. when rho auto ..
which they were riding coIIideI win "a
Tree az tho corner a. IgI~II avenue 9pI
zane street. The car was being driver.
making trc turn De .usf control OF fr.
car. tfllen. who va ir the front a..f.
was fnruNn 'o che BRICKS and auat.fra. q
a had cur on the head 10 was removed
Ln l.s home on Nurth FIffn street AMI
= 10 De abs 90 be about fr "a few H..,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-19
BRIDGEPORT
Government Cars Here.

Two cars pdcVidcd by the government
Tor inspectors who are making a survey
Of ~" tracks in this vicinity arrived at
m" local yards Yesterday and were
placed ON O. siding iva tho kirkwood
yards. Tho cars were a. Tutonsv ll..
for wc'k. 10" men working on that
end or the line They are aftcd m in
nnc style. one 81 them being u dining
car. while tho other contains tho Office.
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Scarfpin Funeral.

Funeral services will be hold Satur-
~ hi.rnoon from the Eagles home on
North Firth street over tho r,rra,ns 80
th" latc James Scarfpln. who died We'd
n'sdaN evening after lingering IN
n'-N- ne services VIII be in charge 81
christian church. and the Eagles or
Mich tho deceased was "a rncnb.r viii
attend IN body. intermcnt will be bra
ElverNleW cemetery