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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
Mandan News Bureau

Solenite Here-N. f. Schobe, popu.
lar manager of the Eingehcimer Mer.
camille company at Solen, was in
Mandan Saturday evening on business
matters this morning.
Rep. Wiley Of solen-L. D. Wiley,
tie distinguished Morton county repre-.
Sc native, autoed to Mandan Saturday
from his home in the Solen locality
to attend to business matters.
-. Here from Raleoh-Nels Miller OF
Raleigh, was in the city yesterday
looking after business matters.
Glen UIlinitc Here-G. H. Pichell OF
Glen Lllin, was in Mandan yesterday
attending to business matters.
Hazenite in sCity-Oliver Heverson
Of Hazen is. in Mandan today looking
after business matters.
Harvey SEVERN Here-Harvey Sew
erin of the Flasher Y locality, is in
Mandan on business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
Dy BETTY BROWN.

BY BETTY BROWN.
New YOrk-HOw to make cape
that is a coat seems to have been the
goal this designer set for himself, and
attained so successfully in the fur
mantle shown here. The garment is
cape in reality, but it is so shaped that
it seems to fall into broad sleeves,
and the heavy collar of long fur, with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
r. N. Meeting.

A regular meeting of the Royal
Neiehbors will be held Tuesday eve
ming in the knights OF Pythlas nall
and will be preceded by a potlucE
supper served at $50. All members
are asked to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
EPISCOPALIANS TO
CONDUCT INSTITUTE

An institute primarily under the
auspices of the WOmen's auxiliary and
guild Of the Episcopal church denom-
ination in North Dakota, will be con-
Quoted in Gethsemane cathedral in
Fargo beginning Tuesday and lasting
through Friday. St. Georges Episco.
pal church will be represented by Mrs.
Fred A. Copelin and Mrs. Benjamin
Tillotson. The delegates will be mostly
women from all parts OF the state, al.
though number Of the clergy will
attend.
The institute will open with the Gel
ebration of holy communion Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the cathe-
dral. Tuesday evening the Gethsem-
ane guild will hold reception for
the visiting delegates and members of
the parish in the cathedral crypt. A
meeting of the state officers of the
women's, auxiliary and guild will be
held Wednesday evening. They are:
President, Mrs George Hancock; first
vice president, Mrs. R. H. Devine,
Wahpeton; secretary, Mrs. R. J. Hax.
by, Fargo; mission study secretary,
Mrs. D. B. Bolt, Fargo; treasurer, Mrs.
]. B. Wineman, Grand Forks; united
offerings treasurer, Mrs. c. e. GoWan,
Grand Forks; junior vice president,
Mrs. w. E. Black, Grand Forks. The
visiting delegates will be entertained
by members of the Gethsemane par
ish. =.
Miss Mary Smith of Minneapolis,
educational secretary for Minnesota,
will conduct the senior classes and
Miss Frances Withers of New YORK
CITY the junior and, Sunday school
classes, Morning session will be from
10 o'clock to 1880 and afternoon SEES
sions from 8 O'clock to, $3.50. The
morning will be devoted to the Chris
tan Nurture course, as taken up IN
the Sunday schools, and to confer
ences of the women's auxiliary. Inc
afternoons will be given over to the
mission study classes, taking up the
next book, THE Way and How OF MIS-
sions," also to classes for the junior
auxiliary. .s.. .....-..
Maccabee Meeting.
The Women's Benefit association o.
the Maccabees will hold a meeting
this evening in the Knights OF Pyth
las hall. A number Of important BUS
mess matters will be discussed "
rtrtH..
Work Meeting. -...-
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
bvterian church will hold WORK
meeting Thursday afternoon In the
church chapel. Mrs. Price Owens
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Mccoy will &c
in charge. +.
r. N. Meeting.
A regular meeting of the Royal
Neiehbors will be held Tuesday eve
ming in the knights of Pythias hall
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
Work Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
bvterian church will hold a WORK
meeting Thursday afternoon IN the
church chapel Mrs. Price Owens
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Mccoy Will &c
in charge. u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12

N Maccabee Meeting.
The Women's Benefit association o.
the Maccabees will hold a meeting
this evening in the Knights OF Pyth
las hail. A number Of important BUS
mess matters will be discussed. Il "
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25
run AUTO PLOuS
siliT,ed Sold.a.s d Fr1ncc Are
Trained in slsa ,.crS.
ScAcSls cs.- at5gte. - --Isas Farm.
srs 70 Tas. zip Tsc4r Oh
src'sscs>a Again

U-hs, g. eE'h1 e ~Te:s- tNl,gr-r'
scA..l ha~ se>s y~ta.-, >s.,J at tna.
sst's~& &atAl ; -, .s-l 9aEst4,. 4 Tv,sycs.
Il .laas4a4.,> a .., a. ega ~ s's>s4,1 ~.
tigal:afe.
tttty ar-ssE aua-ss ~ ,aH gl1sr
classes are ssrrc. >. ya,n. uI--sas,1 sd
s.eeE'> 10 rstn 3Ls,-.s,-s.,ta !{e.s> a8l eth
~ srAct.an !aa.l,1'--nJs us ,.yFy sgt.
Ia to&r cg> as ,@- t~na.s, "A tara,
drive the ,-.cgprs ~ Ihe E.1 t-4ra
Esfair surs at ,'' scgye AZ. tho .tFigs
s'iialss VI this rteger N sAfses OF fse-
tage-S A. S,SA Us they At. able 70
r~tSsir br,sSan bart IL wvll Is drive
rnespr efficiently they are placed u
;hr' thsiosai og the mech1n.cal ealti-
satsrE eutunllssila and Aes!saei to
cne " the farming cutters that hzs
a~~n nrcsids-i SttA Enofor itupleEieats
for she cusasRsah usV VI the tarnlers of
The neighb0rhJai
Jais 10 oEly on.r IT natas.,r of
A.saaas .eea'As IL sxssce. Al 0aAies
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

atsuaN- ,ireEsohle. ss.aa ansy
N-s.g .e ssFatss. aisa asa1qeI farm
s sni s@rsn taserers ~-1,, etsn nrise
80 ar c.eyit q; tAs .etal IL saiglIrrx VIA
E-.sey stsz egcd afEee:atsGa are b-sss ~.
{ ard fes the aes rxsno.I x farm
aas
he pstrrcse Is to preragg ts= ma-
F,latsd soldiers TO taxa ae tlstr Old
.rE' E'.,SssS'tss. II pssssia.e. o. anothsr IL
s,ht sieeI disability prevsns y.
ilA '~srsstetice u shs school at
a.s'iiy- Ssstnt-Lae teo.s 80 show that
ts.e gss' ~ tneis approprt agt 10 work
Ia=' Interests the pat.eat ts tar nsor~
rt.rtivc In relieving Aal curing
at.elyusIss, lns to soaasss. than any vi
''s-' special ,aeehaaIsa, apglianees
Maas 4 raeehanic who lressia.Ad Of
y''asiry life before sa@ @ar IL iinabsr-
ta~ w bis muscles Ia sear,lrs to
ta<ialie farm implements sn The ether
e-Ahd, HHaEs fnriaer y ho had lost
.hterest La his calling Is losing the
stlGa-ss =. r., -ss{8;s ny III. ns.t.r-
l4tiaH uf soois ~ tGts eaosEes naksr
stsst ures.aaic.
Easseesnakins Is fayorits Trad.
isst' 2ted On tae edge Of tAe Cfiampugue
Glae country. where the great dxoar.-
f"r champagne baskets keevs thesc
UHr apprentices busy. Loeksrith..,
tan*'2iiihs. horse~hoxfs. hlacksmirhs
ami shoesiakrrw also are turned eut
b hea. establishments.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

There T. gsn actseurs4a-' fsar Tbs r'''
caauy faculty IN; .>...s'.s-> IS h.s~as-ay,
lan. legged. .a,s,y,~4 tap L. -, 20.
,ftiHgiy ~ u lof,y y-N 'r,@' s@ u sasae0
t,.her branches lat ef a. -s--t,,'
t.r,,Wn fur is sSFNss,Sf a1s.Et,g IA
~ tls2 .sss.' ar l,g,rs' s'rNfHFS>sN~;FSs, Sl>'
,--ar,ac- nrt 81 t,.-s:,r Nrs~1 sca ,
~, rncN'vl's>f-s4,~t'y -; ,H4; SS.yss * :
'~se Wf:laV. - tsluta s. :. - S-s-e. sal =,
lIa. s1a: -, w.5h :bv rs2, - 4,rgrl = - '
i.vd Tac& aut Tho ra&h; .TEra a IT."
Gcs.~esI r-Ase q haatg- rF1r t.-'ses - g.
-. Ard 4 ,ha. s.,ssf-ge.3 started i>~z ~
TX f{sAas ,'~- Ia 'r>~'. KIT s,os ws.'A'sl
gsaA,w /. osor saaA-v ns45e ~ tSE-
eS'E. = -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

II - all well enough to say
that IL In Idle 10 worry about
csossin1 the bridge osfor" Wa
come to II. hu; This country h,d
better preparc tu meet condi
Mons that mux, necessarily fol
low tho war As for neetinR the
conditions OF war itself IL ~
quito within the range OF pTobA
bil,,isa that hctill,ics IN Europe
will cease es abruptly Hs they
began three years aRu and the
end may come any day Whcu
that time comes the United
Statss must inevitably faoe the
greatest industrial, GAancial aud
economic aud perhaps socisl-|
erisis Of i,s history. We cannot
hope to Ret bask here to ihe
normal level Of things wish the
same ease that We left then. and
that il whsrc tho danger hos.
Labor has now unlimited sm
ploymcnt at wages inflated far
beyond all precedent. The break
from this condition will come
with the arst stop towards the
restoration OF general peace aud
the cessation In the manufacture
Of the things needed for war
that will follow, The bubble Of
high wages will be priched
and thousands upon thousands !
Of voskmsn wul be thrown out
u employment because theis ID |
hor will no longer 10 required in |
the lines in which they hare been |
engaged. From auch q situation |
10 requires no seer 10 forecast IN
industrial upkeMval with all iss
Cose0mitasts Of strikes aud IL.
bor riots that will tax the 70.
souroes u tAs gevsrnmcas 70
oanArol.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

During The campaign last year
tho Democratic press denounced
~ liars all who said their party
had busted the state treasury
but tho fast is now forced upon
sLan. The manage men. Ok tie
State Normal School at Cape
EirardeAu has notified all n.
county papers in Il. district tina,
II will net have any funds for the
usual ADVERTISING .his year on
account Of Governor Gardner ,
veto OF part Of ths appropriation
Ssr tho support OF tho school.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

We are uUas pretty severc
crltic Of the pol;cios o! the vii
SOB standardization, bat vhAt we
ta," said il that respect vas
mi!dncss itself compared with
tho iaslt iinA,nRs( certain Dem
oo.ai,c mem bers OF both House
aud Senate. and ranS has hesH
more rigorous in his STRUCTURES
ihan Senator Reed Qf Missouri. i.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

So far American ingenuity has
appa vently been unable 10 invent
q meats for overcoming the Ger
man L bo,t menace. Meanwhile
there is NO nbaiamcnt OF Ger
mauy's policy 10 sink all the
sl,lps she can reach
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

<Wha, ,lo yoU ~, ~aya racr w'tfr
sSl> Yea fug u.,Ase.
4 d,av>s 4 ic1s,'v "a 's''' SiEh 'E's;
II l,sRs. the tclf. ~ eA-raNasasit
a..A Va, lluigs1 taeVssne.~
What ,lss- BE ts1f-
~>hr hun.s allle suas."
'"ltaea ~i,ai hSH egss@
Il .zaa her q c.s1<k for the aeSlrrSi
aslsa,lnt.~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

How far ve have drif,cd from
the original intent of our deciar
st.on OF war against Germany,
which was to compel that coun
Try to respect our rights On the
hix,! seas .NovW We are uforre
=. are a. war to defend our
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25
OUR FLAG.

UI.til man learns how to regu,
late his social affairs without re
sort to war no lacks tho intelii
genca he Is won't to boast OF. He
is 4 dub.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

We believe that, peace could DO
restored at once Il there we'e e
less disposition shown by the
bclligereuts TO crush each
Aihnr
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

|. With the Russians dlsagreeing
among themselves and shooting
ecch other up . lot things cant
10 80 altogether serene political
lvlr thai country.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

We-beliave all ksrope is fully
sAtiotsd with war and that the
people over there arc about to
cal upon their political leaders
for au accounting.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25
First Army Draft

hh'') '' '"'''" '' wv ~ 80 t"' - -
enough men eligible Ia serve are found In Tie
numbers up To 100. la looking Tor your mum
her accept the first column rs the serial and
the seeol,I AS the order nf yonr number in this
county. up I, 800 which is more than is tx.
n.r,eJ "a iuruisL the reouireI number from
Wost;,,t,, co,u,v in tho first ,lran tnr the
a;I i, ,:,, L .,,;6a q, H..
Ii r.'i ,>, Ill, ,o ,,.,Gsi.,.., l.,., j., fiji
'""' ~ '"''"' "''" WI " .''' ' i''.
Every ''"'' ''E's'ieu .,"s " H','', "";h' MN
'hu 'h">e i"' '"A'i "' ',r H's' "'"'. vi" We
sa'j.rt I" Tie second or Eiltr 'hls. fi.tiig Ior
exemptions wiiI he made alter Tie examination.
,5&-,1l-p,>nond = IRE, Cad.,
t1t-San,y N,,,ulh,n lroud,Ie
S;!-tf-Hcnry T. Parker Caledonia
-tI-Thn,,,s .n.r p,Imer
~, -,5,--Js.>e Ij,y~ t,},Jon;,
r--thI- irI1,, : WiIem,n Rirhnoods
t,n-t-,-i,,fI ! Norihru,, Rock Snrinps
>tH,-rr,t X T,,,.rrr Cad,,
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ui ,il,- -, \N \,L,i., r.,,I
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.-.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1917-07-25

m.,5-ti9'-Nm rs Gordon Cressvrell. poto.i.
'11?-'iD)--.'eo. " unen'her, Bis. !
-1-l3li--joe X. Polite Tiff.
~ -u2.)-benlamin J. koderq,ie. Richn ooas
~, ",a,,-u:')-iland ". Sullivan. Belgrade.
ma-'i3 i34j-Wm. +. PenneI. Ileic her
as''-t i2't-Nm. Degona, Mineral Point.
ao-ti i:oj-N alter l.. Palmer. C2.sdonia.
- - l4hsa \. anderson. ut home " 1T.
~, az i3ai--S"m Newcomer Mineral Point,
lit i:'j-Le@is Aker,. belgrade
IL l"i-john ", Swit. poto.i.
otz-' iol i iarence targas, Old Mine.
sSt-' io.t-k"bt. ". NIco>, BELGRADE
.----' lb'j-fred {. berger Po,osl.
~ !ttj--teolge {. NaS"c. belgrade.
- io2'-iae I, htooiAtaugh Rock spring.
-n-i lo| I-koy \. Singer. FLOYD
Al-t !tS,--L Lhburn l. Webh, Cadet
M'-t'" l.is'tie Jarvis, Qnakrr
-1-' '!o7'--iiaTI! + Sarpingon po,osi
,,'-t i.o'- ohn y. Nhlge. Sunlight :,
AH-i H. alter II. Hill
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NJ IT, W llliAm X. Horton. BELGRADE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
JUDGE MASON
(cont1nued From First Page,

triCt was composed of Marion, Monon-
gala and Taylor counties. AT the
close Of his term he was elected Judge
Of the Marion county Circuit court. rS-
tablished in 1906. and he held that po-
sition until the end of his term. when
III health prevented his accepting an
other nomination for The Office.
Later. Judge Mason's health having
improved. he WAS appointed by Gov.
ernor Hatfield TO fill the vacancy as
Supreme Court judge caused by th1'
resignation of Judge Ira +. Robinson.
when he entered the race for govern
or Of the State. He served with dis
tinciion in that position for about Il
Year. Returning 10 his home in this
city al the close Of his term aS SUI
preme Court judge. Judge MaSon's
health began 10 fail rapidly. and Of
late he has suffered severely. At the
time of his death he WAS member
OF the Virginia Debt Commission Of
the State.
Judge Mason was At one time Il pro-
fessur OF West Virginia University,
and has spent varied and active ca
reer as a leading man of The State Of
Wesl Virginia during the last fifty
wears.
The funeral services will be conduct
ed "Wednesday afternoon. and Judge
Mason will be buried in A FairmOnt
cemetery, where he has TWO children
hurled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
VETERANS TO SEND
FIRST MESSAGES
',,l tu Tin. InIril;g,Ilrrl

Sl.r,.I nI>.a;rIt IT, the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT, W. Va. April 23-Old
time l,l"grapherS will send messages
from the new Western Union offices
which will open IN. this Cit! tomorrow
morning in the Hrnnrn building where
enlarged quarters for The office have
been secured.
. The first Message from the new OIL
fic" will b." sent BY Captain X. ~.
Walker. who is cishty-fivcl years of
age. and is perhaps The oldest lcicgrA-
phrr living today. Capt. Walker is l
lhiriy-lhird :irgrrr Mason. and $
known over lie entire country. His
telegram will b. from Mayor Anthony
Bowen to superintendent Terry of ;lr
Western Union at Pittsburgh.
Judge W. s Raymond Of the cirru!,
court. ana a veteran trrGraphrr will
send the second message also TO SUI
.perinlrndcnt Terry.
The third message will BE- semi by
Frank p. Hall. cashier Of local bank,
formerly superintendent of The local
Western Union office and veteran
.tplecraDhrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
Offers<,Her Blood 10
Save Great Actress

NEW YORK, April 23--RcportS tina.
the physicians attending Madame Sara
Berlhardt were considering Il blood
TRANSMISSION operation brought TO he
hospital today young woman who al
nounced she was ready TO give her
blood 10 save the life Of the great
French actress who has been eravely
i'll for more than a week. The young
woman, whose name was not revealed,
was told that decision to perform
the operation had not been reached.
The physicians said that the actress
had shown Improvement during Tie
day. She had been moved TO a larger
and more airy room. This bulletin was
issued:
Madame Bernhardl has improved
since this morning. There has been ~
distinct Improvement since last night
We have had no consultation over
blood transmission. If We hold one we
will issue a bulletin regarding 1t"
NEW YORK. April -%-Madame
Sara Bernhardt, the noted. French
actress, who is dangerously i'll here
was "resting comfortably tonight, &C
cordng 10 bulletin issued by her pny
sicians. II was said that unless there
was an unexpected change in her coli.
dilion, no furi.h rr announcement would
be made until tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
WHEELING COUPLE
PRAISED TAN[AC:
Recommended It Highly For Ailments
Such AS They Describe
Below

My wife advised me To use Tan!ac
after she had been greatly benefited
by a half bottle and so. after haHin"
suffered long lime from Stomach
trouble, Indigestion, lost appetite and
a general breakdown, | 100 can hearth
ly recommend Tanlac for IL has great
ly benefited me-. | used 10 have pains
and cramps Of the worst kind III my
stomach, would suffeT IRON dyspepsia.
felt sleepy, dr0wsy and nut-of-SortS: Il
sometimes spit up quantities OF food
after meal, and was rapidly losing
weight, but since taking this mrdi
cine. | gladly join in recommending u.
II have gained eleven pounds and am
feeling fine. The old dragey. tlr"A
feeling has left me. I've got splendid
appetite, experience no more pains M
trouble. certainty rt-
knowledge the true worth of this med
icinp which ! cannot TOO highly rec
ommend." Signed. CHAS. DEBALT,
IA nth ST.. Wheeling. W. va.
Local statements every bit as strong
and convincing have been appearing
every day for the past several months.
and it is certain anyone may very
wisely accept The advice Of thousands
lin this vicinity who recommend Il
thorough trial Of Tanlac in cases OF
stomach. kidney, ratarrh. liver or
rheumatic troubles. Tanlac is dis
ltributed in Wheeling through {. II.
Griest & Co.. 1925 Market ST.. 81 per
bottle. Ask your ncighbor. Tanlac Is
Il household word. in Wheeling no"
Everyone highly endorses IT. FnEsi-
clans are urged 20 prescribe it where
diagnosis indicates symptoms caused
by autu-inloxication and where CAUSE
must be removed quickly and vital Or
gans built up.
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RED CROSS PROTESTS
AGAINST SINKINGS

GENEVA. Switzerland. April % (va
Paris, 2:40 a. m.)-The international
committees Of the Red Cross has sent
an energetic protect 10 the German
government against the torpedoinS of
English hospital ships, specifically
against the sinking Of the Asturias.
The committee declares that il agrees
10 Germany's right 10 halt and inres'
ligate ships that' may appear Sus-
pcinus but it denies that IA ship may
be destroyed under any circumstances
without warning.
The committee has forwarded 10
Washington list Of American citi'
zens taken off vessels sunk in the
Atlantic who are still informed in Ger
may. The list includes men removed
from the steamers VnHaire. Mount
Temple, Georgia, ESmeralda, Bulgar-
ian and Cztrsk. They are held in
prison camps at Dulman, karlsruhe
and UaVplbrrg
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connected trench. with machine guns
concealed in every possible nook and
corner. In the villages which Skirtco
the battlefront it seemed as If every
building contained machine gun crews.
Many machine guns were fired on
opposije banks Of the river Scarpr'
and it was somewhat difficult 10 dear
with them
The artillery preparation for today
attacks did not co"er the ground anu
did moi equal in intensity that Of LAS
Ter Monday, when the first battles o..
ArraS were launched. There has been
what is termed deliberate bomoarl-
ment for two DAYS; but nothing like rae
mass OF fire which was continued 10
blow the Germans out Of their old po'
sitions opposite the Cathedral city.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


To receive bids f"r building. construction. ana
rln'iing. Brick Pubic School building a. Metz.
Marion County West Virginia.
Nu;rr hereby gwen that the hnsfd 81 education
n Manninstuu district ~ Marion County. Wrs: VIZ
g.nia will r-r.rr srLrd bids !nr the construction OF
brick srhnnI building the Town VI Metz. Manning
ton l,>trlrt West Virginia.
Bids to H." It-rri until - o'r"k noon ~ IN
IS lgl7 at which ;iIuc same will he opened aud
CunitErt LEI.
The r"niiar:hr Ia furnish all material and con-
bHildns according (" plans and spcclfcannS
and give I"l with approved security for the faithful
performance ri his contract.
All the work IN H. done under the supervision OF
hr said i,a, well all material to be used. all
iO H.. suhlrrt to the approval ~ the SAID board
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS may br found with {. H.
Snidrr architect. EalrmOni. nE az the ritC" 81 The
President at the I"and ~ Education 1t the Public
School Rulding u, Warrington. West NITrinia.
Ths said board II education hereby RESERVES lie
rishi To- reject ans and all bids All bids IN h. al
drrssr! u George w Fwrrs. president Of the buatd
Of education Warrington. ". Va.
BOARD OF EnrGNri0N.
Iy I;r"rsc ". Bowers. PRESIDENT
Attest:
t. Thomas Secretary ap-lGp
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In the U!sir', trur- 81 III" n'rh Sia's 1871 'H'
N,,t7I,rrn District az West Virginia;
In TN. matter II Gr"rrr T.. Wr!SScDer' hahN'"'''
NJ. Ia la IaTkturi"y.
a., ,j. ,,rIt,u,s nf Grover E. WcisTcrcr. o! the
avs If Wheeling and County u Ohi" aud Said MS
met. hanltuiI:
Snt,rr Is h"i"l~ thar on III" 2"ih aaF ~
Auril l%I: the said Grover {. WclSe"tir: was hhiY
az yudir.tr, bankrupt. aud that VI" 'i>' h"r'Hs VI
=, .,Itrur, WILL lr held ~ the uff~rs ri j. W. tum-
nrrs E,I ltrfrrrr III Bankruptcy. Suite "hC-g' -'s
N.,inuai Hank Building. Wheeling. West virginia
nn t,r 1T day nf May. 4. D.. Ini7. al To-" "rio'"
III the forenoon. a. which time the sald cTehltn's
may attend. ldrNr their claims. aTpnn; Trustee
"1amne the bankrupt. and Transact such "ihe! nHsi
ursS H. may properly come before said meeting.
ualed-ApFil slst. 1871.
J. W CCMMINs
Referee in Hankruihcr