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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

HiS. N. W. IeltlRFeW, or the Library association, and Mrs. w. c. Hudson, of the Sesame club, are already in the north, and will likewise be in attend ance at the meeting The Sauterie club has been invited to attend the Wiscosta club dance, to be given at the Hotel Pines Saturda 7 night, starting at S:30 o'clock. The Political Equality league will meet at o'clock Friday afternoon, at the assembly hall of the chamber of l commerce.
 Miss Louise Miller is reported quite ill., at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. A. Miller, at 629 Texas street.
 Mrs. Henry Lyle of Star City is re- tlon for appendicitis, at local hos pital.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Eldridge of En"lish spent yesterday in the city. Miss Lila Ralston is visiting rela- C'VS'' aii iioi lIIVIII hCflSsto lOI StN- eral weeks.
 Mrs. J. s. Ussery went to Redfield yesterday for visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. w. Campbell. Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Hammons of Little Rock are guests of Mrs. Ham, mons parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Scales.
 Mrs. A. E. Robertson of St. Louis is here for visit with her niece, Mrs. Lora Matthews, in Louisiana street Mrs. c. l.. Schrantz has returned from Ellison, where she was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Ballard.
 Mrs. A. C. Stubblefield of Grady is here for a visit with Mrs. w. l.. Carr
 Mrs. F. Malley has returned from Texarkana, where she spent some time with MT. Malley, who is receiv- ing treatment at the Cotton Belt hos pital. Mir. Malley is showing contin- ued improvement, although he will have to remain in the hospital several weeks longer, i'll all likelihood.
 -*-
 Miss Pearl Coon of Wheatley has moved to Pine Bluff. to make her home with her sister, Miss Madge Coon. at Thirteenth avenue and Pine street.
 #-
 Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Gay have mov- ed to Trinity, Ala, where they will lza hoil. h0r1a in fufurp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

The Sauterie club has been invited to attend the Wiscosta club dance, to be given at the Hotel Pines Saturda z night, starting at S:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19
WOMAN SHOOTS Z. .: <.
 ... MAN SHE SAYS
 tlaa fu.t IMVIII IEu HID saF s4a llkUUL kU LII

CONTINUED FROM pAGn OWED
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

MT. and Mrs. w. T. Gay have nov ed to Trinity, Ala, where they vii make their home in future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

The Political Equality league vii meet at o'clock Friday afternoon, a the assembly hall of the chamber O commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

Mrs. A. w. Troupe and Mrs. Sam
 Taylor leave tomorrow for New York, to attend the meeting of the General
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

Miss Pearl Coon of Wheatley ha moved to Pine Bluff, to make he home with her sister, Miss Madg Coon. at Thirteenth avenue and Pin street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

Miss Louise Miller is reported quite ill, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. A. Miller, at 629 Texas street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

Mrs. J. s. Ussery went to Redfield yesterday for visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. w. Campbell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-19

Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Hammons o Little Rock are guests of Mrs. Ham mons parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. w Scales.
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C]eMRLExEoN FRESH AS w.
ZcY7Z5 \ DAISY Not 4 WR!NKEE
In sight discovery of skin osmosis quickly enables
cheeks wrinkles and marks OF age again 10
become most beautiful, youthful and charming.
By Mile Mareix Frances Great Prize Beauty.

In three weeks or less watch the
maci, Transformation. See how the Old
hardened. coarse rough SKIN turns n.y.
how. fresh. soft. youthful IonklnE sk.l
almost before your very tS'S. ga ~
- simple skin osmosis produced soiel!
ny warm water and roseated cream. eu'
Ia, sure to use only pure roSeaiea cream
as i. IS an entirely different th!nG from
ordinary face creams ana must !ot W
counfo"nded with them. l personally
any good brand will do. If YOU have
wrinkles rct a box " japan Ice ffn,
ellis aud use them In connection VIZ.
the cream and ynU get quick actloli ou
the drcpcS, wrinkles. no matter OF nov
long standing. IN one night Time Au.
awaken on the morrow 10 Witness mus
astonishing results.
I personally guarantee success IN
every case. In any nf my newspaper
articles which | write on subjects re-
la,inc to beauty or l will refund the
amount paid for any products winch
recommend, provided you take yout
dealers receipt at the time you hlaHe
ynur purchase. My American ADDRESS Is
S!mone Marlcx, 20 West Twenty-seccno
street, New York.
NOTE:-Thc manufacturers Of creme
Tnkalcn Roseated have such unhounaeo
confidence in their particular brand. that
thnv nffnr 10 forfeit $4,000 10 any char
i:ah,, institution. II il can be shown
mat i, will not Danish every complex
ION blcmish and give most astonishing
new beauty 10 wrinkled. carc-"orh. aEeu
women in three days time IN many ~. ~.
stances 1t can be obtained ahSoIutetS
fresh and Egaran'secoT , pMre 'FT John Cole
man Co. Hoge. Davis Drug %, =. ~;
Cries, K CO.. or most any 5000 o'uss's'
in this city.
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parSonall and Hriefs.

McYdnmcs }. ". SChafrr and II. Fcrrill
Of North WarwO0d. returned home from
an extended visit NJ Cleveland and other
Lake points.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Rccdcr and daugh-
ter. have returned To their home in
MI shufgh after being the guests OF
Mrs. l.. j. Miner of Twcnty-hrst street,
tor iva weeks.
Little NNilh"rt blessing OF Hess Ave-
nue.. is improving from after being quite
III fer several days.
Miss Clara k"lt!cr ~; TwcntY-fnurth
street, Is able To he ont again after nm
dcrEring IN operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Mary Fisher Of Mozart Hill. Is
Spending several days with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ncshitt nn1 rnm-
lily. VIII. l"ar" today for two weeks
WISH n, .\i!anti" CITY.
Roy. r.. T. Carson lrf; yesterday for
a few DAYS Visi, with his parents AT
| Toronto. q.
Mrs. Swartz. Of Altoona. Ia. is III"
guest ~ Mrs. !. w. Chambers, ~ Hess
avenue
Benjamin Kemp of North Warwood.
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BELMONT, 0.

BELMONT. O.. Aug MIR. SD.
Hatcher and son. Ervie, were callers at
Belmont Saturday. -.
Misses Lottle and AIRY Wilson visited
n the home Of Clyde Travis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Powell: and
family Of Captina visited at T. j.
lTatchcr's at Lampsville Sunday.
Misses Jessie and LAURA Hatcher
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
brother. Harvey Hatcher. Of Route No. 8.
Mrs. Iiattie- Price ana Charles GirtS
visited at Henry C;irts' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gatten were
callers al Belmont Tuesday.
Mr.. 7. J. Hatcher was caller at
Belmont Tuesday.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Hawkenherry Mss
itnd AZ Tidcn Whites near Skyrockea
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spencer Of Cool
Hill, Miss Laura Patterson OF Bethesda,
Mrs Byron Kemp and sony. Allen and
Dewitt. and daughters. Edith and Olga
visited at Johr kcnsrs Sunday evening.
Mr.. norso Hatcher. who is working at
Bethesda. spent Sunday 1T the htrne OF
De Millnan.
Several from this vicinity attended
tho Pleasant View park Saturday night.
Quarterly meeting will he held at Mt
ion Sunday afternoon. August s. Every
ono is Invited 10 come.
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VIOLA

VIOLA. w. Va. aug. 9Th" wind
storm Monday night did mucr damage
in this vicinity running the corn ana
oats crops and blowing down nay
stacks.
Miss Helen Ruth nf New Mariinsvilie.
is visiting Miss Gladys DaEuc.
home in Elm Grove Sunday. after spend
Ing few days with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. DaCue.
Mrs Blum. chief engineer or Pitts.
burEh. with his Wife and party or
friends spent Tuesday In the camp ut
| this place.
Mrs Clyde Conner and little son re-
turned TO their home in Martins Ferry.
Saturday after n two weeks visit with
Mrs, Mary DaEuc visited hcr brother.
Mr. Ellis McCrcary and family Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. McCosh Of Wolf Run.
spent Monday with friends on No. Two.
l. Elizabeth Ellen. infant daughter uf
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Ewing Is seriously
Misses Helen Ruth and Gladys DaGue
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Nir-
! rlnia Fitzsimmohs.
Mrs. Myrt McCrcary and daughter
| Ethel. were visitors in Viola Tuesday
| evening.
| Mrs, W. =. Miller Is still improving
after a recent illness.
had the misfortune to have their siins
blown over in the storm Monday even
Ing.
Nrr. and Mrs Walters and children
and Mrs. Ed. kiger and children OF Elm
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HOUSE & HERMANN
18th and Market Streets.
"The Store Where Your Credits Good
proud parents OF IL pound girl, born

Monday.
MIR and Mrs. G. W. Campbell. Mrs.
-\r,hur Campbell and dau ghter, Virgil
spent Monday and Tuesday with Bloom
fed Ridge friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcxle McNinch and
children. charles Archer. and Mrs. Eliza
both Archer Of Majorsville. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Stricklin.
Miss Agnes Wallace OF Triadelphia
Mrs. Mary Bcdillon and son. Harry.
6f Washington. Ia. are spending sew
"ral days with relatives in this COM
mGHIty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guy and child
were sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Rhodes
Born, tn Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Aber-
oromhi". on Saturday evening. July 90.
Miss Hazel Holmes Of wayncsburg.
Pa. is visiting her sister, Mrs. viii
Mrs Sarah Ann Chase Is very III.
y tenant house belonging TO Tom
Etrnpc Of Beham was burned Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hand OF Elm
Grove spen, Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Holmes.
Mrs Sarah Drum and children are
family OF Viola.
Slos belonging to Sam Fisher. Will
Luke Will Dague and Miss Maggie
buchanan were blown down Monday
night.
sam Campbell and family moved
ed from the Grimes heirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross TImmons and son,
Of Tridanhia. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. F.. l.. Howard
Cecil Seaton Of Washington. Pa. is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Miller.
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Mrs. Jennie Baird returned I" h"r
home on Wheeling Island SUNDAY rvrn-
inv after a several days vlSlt with htr
neicc, Mrs. F. L. Howard,
Nr. and Mrs Wood Saltcr were re-
Gently guests of Mrs. T. J. steele OF
Claysvilie. Pa.
Mrs Mary Johnson Of Huntington
and Misses Jennie and Alice Feynsr OK
PleSsan, VALLEY are guests this week
a. the Louis Rhodes home.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Rhodes arc Flsli-
Ing the formers sister. Mrs. Hlily Bur
ton. Of WellsburS.
C., arrived Mnndav 10 spend his vaca-
S.ion at the home fhis witc's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilhck.
A barn. siln and cnrs;dsrnhl" grain
belonxinc 70 Will Rirhcy near Dallas
was struck by lightning M"n!ay night
and burned.
sic Crist Of Fulton were guests during
The Weekend Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood Salter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crimes OF
Woodsdaln spent Sunday with his moth
DR.. J.. ". Spillman arrived Tuesday
from Mcadrille. Pa: and VIII settle A.
once in the property purchased from
pr Woodruff.
Ellsworth Terrell and family spent
SUNDAY with friends at West Liberty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sampson are the
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MouudxYtlle Briefs.

Marsdcn Myers of Butler. Pa. Is
spending couple OF days here visiting
with friends.
:. 4. Walton has returned from Puts
burgh, where he spent couple OF days
visiting with friends.
Mrs Minnie Rlne Of Cameron has re-
turned TO her home after visit with
Mrs. P. Henrietta and Mrs. William ST.
Clair Of this city leave today Tor Col,
orado Springs. Colo, where they Will
VlS Miss Virginia Turner of CIeveIsn1:
are visiting with their grandmother.
Mrs. J. NJ: Turner Of Tomlinsop aye, Avenue ,:
this city are visiting with relatives at
Parkersburg for few daya
J. y. Doyle Of WaynesburS was here
Yesterday attending 10 business matters.
]. R. Jamison Of iPttSburSb trans
acted business here yesterday.
Dorsey Jones Of this city Is spending
a couple of days with Manninston
friends. J.
visiting with friends near Darlington.
DR. Watman T. Barbe Of Morgan town
Is visiting with Dr.: r. D. Ice OF Tomlin-
SUI MISS Hazel Wilson Of Woodlands Is
spending a couple OF days here WITH
Louis Frye Of Altoona. Pa. is spend
Ing several days here visiting with his
mother. Mrs, Ella B. Frye or Tenth
Miss Evelyn Henderson OF Wheeling
spent yesterday here visiting with
friends.
will spend the remainder of the chan
,auqua week at the Moundsville camp
grounds. They will occupy Mrs. Emma
Moore SCOTS cottage.
The Elks will hold dance and social
this evening at the club on Tomllnson
avenue.
Outside work has been resumed here
after being suspended since Tuesday
morning. due to the heavy storm Nom
day evening.
Guy Rarger. OF Third street. Is spend
ing several days at Canton, O., attend
inr TO business matters.
Little Prince lodge. No. -. knights
OF Pythias. will hold It's regular weekly
business meeting this evening. In the
headquarters In the Trust Company
building.
Lights were installed at the bathing
beach here yesterday. while more
benches have been put up. Or. Beach is
gaining much popularity with the hun
dreds ot bathcrs. while the beach Is no.
ins fitted out with every convenience
and accommodation.
David Hammond. will return to his
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checked. wrlnhlsd. aG.,;-iouk:ne women
who had given ~ a. hop. Of ever look
Ing beautiful an! you;hti:l again. %
Come back aai again hscnm" most
beautiful. yo"'h:Hl and fascinating in
from two /" three Weeks time by ;hiS
wonderful Smirin r>ethoh.
No matter what your age or what ynti
have tried uasuccaSStuily. skin oSmCSis
will positively bring YOU new beauty
and youth. Merely wash your face IN
warm water at night and rub in tea
spoonful or two Of any good pure ROSE
ated cream. which you can obtain from
Your druggist. In tho morning wash
the face with cold water and rub in
more cream.
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q NlprNetcGSlS So I.
smooth. Y. I've; liz"
skin and an almost
Siri-llke confTtcN-
ion wi Il o u; 4
wrinkle IN sigh.
,old IN. write:
personally III Paris
that 81" owed Il
all 10 The d!Scov-
cry Of skin oS-
mosis. With this
marvellous tiiscnv-
cry every COM
plexicn blemish
can be hanishetl
in three nights in
m a n Y instances.
and you can a wax
On in the morninc
with q beautiful
natural rose c0t-
orsd complexion
fresh as a daisy
| have kncA !!
dozens of hollow
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Car IulnnH Track

tar NJ. =. IA rnar.''' -. Mni"rWan
Onr"$ and Conductor Burke jumped me
tract near The water works yesterday
morning II was thought That the
speaking nf tn" ra;.S was iHc cause.
Passengers were transferred and The
cars were off their regular schedule for
greater part OF The morning.
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Motorcycusts Meet Tonight.

The MoundsYille Motorcycle Club vii
hold its regular weekly business meet
ing this evening AT the headquarters ir
the Park theatrr building. at which time
final arrangements will b. made for the
big race meet To b. held Saturday after
noon. The racing event Saturday. as
usual will lake place at the old county
race course. Many speedy riders have
entered In the different events, Keys
who thrilled the local fans At the last
race meet. being one OF the racers.
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School Board Meeta.

Arrangements for the opening or the
fall term OF school will DC completed at
the August meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation OF the independent school district
Of Moundsville, which will be held next
Monday evening at the office OF Prof.
II. V. Merrick, at the central school
building. \ high school teacher TO sue
coed Mr.. Godshall. who recently resign
ed, will be selected at Mondays meeting
Of the board, while general routine BUST
ness will be transacted.
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4arber shop Entered.

The barber shop located on Second
street, which is owned By l.. u. Miner
was broken into Tuesday night and Ill
Of the barber supplies taken MIR. Miner
stated yesterday the building was en-
tered BY breaking open u rear door lie
said that in the supplies taken were lO'
new towels. while S2U in money was
also lifted. No arrests have been made
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Grove. are spending this week In camA
At Viola.
Mr., Vincent Gray Is drilling a we'll on
his property.
MIR. Tom Maple OF the Surveyors
amp. spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family at Stcubcnville. Q.
Messrs. Albert Gully and b. T. Gray
were business callers in Wheeling and
Elm Grove Saturday.
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Ice Tanlfpe Broken

Tho Joe famlnr which has preFal!cu
born rGr tho past several days was
broken yesterday afternoon Wm"h r, 'nr
nrst car arrived at III" station li''i
T'a!r:rnnt. Til" local dealers Wei nttr'
hmsv delivering. until lat" last cN'H
;ng The nrirc is somewhat higher ihai
foTmcrIr AZ ,h" freight ~ III" e" wa =,
Mil. An item besides the loss Of melt
ing. Another car Is expected !" "'''N'
Friday.
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DALLAS

DALLAS, W. V. AuG. 1.-The most
tCts,hIc storm that the oldest reS!dHn'S
in Dallas ever c>r"rl"nr"d arrived amour
q. o'clock Monday evening with nan;
wind and Il Era!y ram. trees o. an
lirds Voc blown down wh;Is. The grain
fields nero nearly ruircd
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duties a, rairmonl lnls m" '!rani avenue.
hrinf visit al his hone on 49, her du.
Miss t to tS.r,ins Meta! Manufactur.
I InE % - T "tlsce mis- morning "''S'
Mrs. Robert Powell "i MI 'i'! 10
visiting with friends IN N"F"'
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FACTORY Shut Down,

The Schwob Cradle factory here sus'
pended operations the first Of the week
tor the annual summer shut down. The
factory Suspends the first Two weeks IN
August 10 allow the employees Il couple
Of weeks vacation. The big plant. which
Is located on Twelfth street. will be
operating in full again August Is.
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Large Crowds Attend chautauqua.

Another large audience lhrongcd the
large auditorium on the camp grounds
again last evening for the chaulauuua
The program last evening included Il
concert by Prof. David Daniels. violin
list. accompanied BY Mrs. Elsie Fischer
kincheloe, while Wilfred MacEwan. Il
magician, delighted with various tricks
The chautauqua promises 10 be a sue
cess in every detail.
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r-ost ualnable watch

Guy Warren OF the J. &. Myers com
pany clothing store here last Il valuahl
iimepicce Saturday night. The watc'
was left in Mr.. Narrcn's coat il hetn;
removed while the coat was hanging II
the store. MIR. Warren believes h
knows the party who took the watch.
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BOARD Completes Work.

The board Of equalization and review.
composed OF :. NJ. Cunningham. I. >.
Sonar and F. V. Riley. which has been
in session at the courthouse for the last
several weeks. completed its work yes
terday afternoon.
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Burro Funeral Hold.

Funeral services over the remains az
the late Miss Nancy Surge. aged 50. who
succumbed at the home ut Mrs. Smith
Tascar of Fourth street, were held at
tho place of death yesterday morning.
Services were again held in the after
noon at the Waymun Ridge church. and
interment was made in the church ccnle-
terry.
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,riI, 0,oarS-a CluN

Oui,c n number d the Younger boys
are planning I" "rcHniz" II r''N'' 'lnr
f., 49,. rrrv n,ar f4trrr. ARRANGEMENT :
nrc hriuc nIanncd and II m"ctln: Will lac
called AT which officers VIII he elected.
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All Of M He'll :'rG Natioual telephone
lines and a great many "t III" farmers
lines were put "U; az c"mrlISsl"n nE
Tho storm Of Monday eight Man: poles
we're broken and rho w:r"s brok'n The
,~:ren are. working hard :" Sst tn" '!nas
W working SHAPE as soon as possible.
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RuHrape Address,

Theresa Malkiel Of New York city vii!
deliver an address on womcns suffrage
at the Theatorium here next Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Malkiel is well known
as writer and worker for the suffrage
cause.
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peUan Work on New School

The work nF cNravaiine for tho Now
Catholic school was hogan FNStHrda3
Tho work will hc pushed forward rs
! rapiCiy as possible so AZ To complete
the school by November ls,. The build
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Tn" Ttlonhnm" r"pairm"n 81 both tho
local companies will complete the re-
pairing rf the lines In this vic!nIi" to-
day. The lines w"r. badly damaged
during the electric storm Monday even
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Dallas and west AlexanGe,

The Dallas baseball nm" play 90 IN"
n;rc Of Mast Alexander Saturday after,
noon ard were defeated 10 ih' tun" ~
i! to 10 \ second gam" viii h" play
CT IL 'ac near t~:Ur" on tac nome
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MOUNDSVILLE
Hammond Funeral Held.

The las; SAD rites rur the lat" E"ns"n
l.. Hammond we'll known and highly f"-
Spected citizen. OF this Guy. who VS.
rlrctroculcd while At work At tho Farr $
Kun coal mine Monday morning. were
held at the late residence on First street
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
{. c. L;lnham, pastor Of the Calvary NJ.
f. church. OF which The deceased was n
member, of!iciatcd. lntermcnt WAS
made In Grecnlawn cemetery.
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nH,,,. Trior Jolley Ball.

Quite II number nj Young ir"i!" WISH
III. play grounds every evening ana
enjoy many games ~ v"ll"E lHil under
the SUPERVISION nf Director Mitchell.
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ing will hr Il two story terra Gotta brick
with crlorcG fillng. Tho contract for the
school was let To J. w. Rcltx ana sons.
-. N-bcrllnE
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Court Convenes To-day.

Marshall county court Convcncs to-
day in the court chambers at the court
house in adjourned session from Monday
morning. RrutiHc business IS In be
transacted while the regular July term
Will be adjourned.
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WARWOOD

American Guaranteed Paint al lac
torv priCe. Sl.Sa per gallon .Noole
Brnthers, WarwOnd, w. va.
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,e srAndinc n few days at Captina.
Mrs. Ynho. OF North Warwo"d. re-
turned Tuesday from short visit
among friends mt Powhatan.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, $l.S5 per gallon. Lazlei
Brothers, Moundsville. ". Va.
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IT'S wonderful - hook beautiful and
youthful This countless Il" 'h"V"H:".
who a, seventy wars al aye :nS~',$>.'S