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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-01-08

smith hurt, ct al .........fltu rs
VS.. Notice Of Sale in Equity
Robert B. Hall, ct al ...... Def'ts,
By virtue Of judgment and or
der Of sale Of the Montgomery Cir
cult Court, rendered at the October
Term, 1917, thereof, in the above
cause, the undersigned win on the
2Ist Day Of January, 1918
at one o'clock, p. m, or thereabout,
(being Court Day., proceed to Offer
for sale, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, on credit Of six
and twelve months, at the Court
House door, in Mt. Sterling. KY, the
following lands mentioned in the
Judgment, to-wit:
TRACT NO. 1
Situated on the waters of Somer-
set Creek on the Paris & Mt. Ster-
ling Turnpike in Montgomery Coun-
~, Kentucky, beginning at a set
stone in the Scott line at "U" on
the plat (Order Book "C'' page 511.
Montgomery County Court Clerks
Office, division of the lands of Capt.
John Mason, deceased; thence S.
1873 poles links to a set stone at
"V" on the plat; thence N. SO w.
107 poles, 10 links to "Y'; thence
n. l w. 81 poles to "X' on the plat
thence N. 81 degrees so minutes W.
II poles to a stone at 'W' on the
plat; thence N. l w. 157 poles to
a set stone at "R" on the plat; |
thence S. so w. AZ poles to a sch
stone at "S"; thence S. L E. A
poles 9 links to "T"; thence S. So
W. SO poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 101 acres and being same
land conveyed to Mrs. Lizzie Hurt,
formerly Lizzie Mason, by J.. NJ.
Smith, ETC., commissioners, by deed
dated March 16, 1857, and of rec
ord in Deed Book &c, at pages 1915 !
Montgomery County Court Clerks
Office.
TRACT No. 2
Situated on waters of Somerset |
Creek in said County, beginning at
a stone corner with Moberlev;
thence S. 131 poles to a stone in
Moberley's line, corner with land |
formerly owned by ]. H. Mason;
thence n. SS12 E. 1892 poles to a
stone, corner with Tract No. l.;
thence N. "a w. 1865 poles to a
stone, corner with Moberley;
thence 1914 W. 1898 poles to the
beginning, and containing 80 acres, /
l rood, s So. poles of land, and be- |
ing the same land conveyed to Mrs.
Lizzie Hurt as her dover from the
estate of her husband, the late H. G.. |
Hurt, by deed from Allie w. Young,
Master Commissioner, dated Feb
ruory 2nd, 1895, and of record in
Deed Book 80 at page 223, IN the .
Montgomery County Court Clerks
Office.
The purchasers will be required to
give bonds, with approved security
for the payment of the purchase
money, to have the force and effect /
Of Replevin Bond, bearing legal I
interest from the day of sale, ac-
cording to law.
Bidders will be prepared to
comply with these terms. A lien
will be retained on the lands sold
till all the purchase money is paid
Bonds payable to Master Com
missioner.
VIM. A. SAMUELS,
27-3t Master Commissioner NJ. C. C. !
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BASEBALL PITCHER, HELD AS
DRAFT D0DGER, GOES FIRST

Fred Toney, pitcher Of the Gin
cinnati National League club, who
recently was arreste by Federal
authorities on the charge of con-
spiracy to violate the selective ser
vice regulations, was placed in
Glass l by the local exemption
board at his home in Nashville.
The report that the government
will require all available supplies of
castor oil, will be received with de-
light by the youngster who has eat
en- too much supper.
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MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT

Smith Hurt, ct al .......P Pitts.
vs.. Notice Of Sale in Equity
Robert B. Hall, ct al ...... Def'ts.
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The biggest word in the Allied
dictionary-UNITY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-01-08

By virtue Of Judgment and or
der Of sale of the Montgomery Cir
cult Court, rendered at the October
Term, 1917, thereof, in the above
cause. the undersigned will on the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-01-08

VIM. A. SAMUELS,
27-3t Master Commissioner M. C. c..
New-York tribune., 1918-08-04

Among those
whom the war
has hit hardest
is Mrs. Minnie
Kraus, widow
Of a multi
millionaire
brewer, who for
years had been
slowly batter
ing her way
into the Four
Hundred a
group photo
oraDh with
Minnie and the
Crown Prince
in front (for
use IN the home
society col
umns was ex
pected to do i
then came
the war and
spoiled
eveythingl
New-York tribune., 1918-08-04

The sentimental
Miss Snimn,
who never does
anything by
halves. weeping
quarts after
presenting a
doughboy with
a rose to take to
France. Much
more soul salts
fying-to Miss
Snimn-than d
package Of
cigarettes
or a cake OF
chocolate
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FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

ritory. Two OF these prospective
pools are in Wetzel county. W. Va
and one in SpriDghill township.
Greene county, Pa. Neither OF the
two in WetzeI county is expected 10
be large and the one in Greene
county nothing more than an extern
In a few OF the old districts late
compIetions are such as TO warrant
a continuance OF development Cal
roun county, W. Va. has con-
siderable undeveloped territory and
shows an increase in operations. In
the Laurel development in Sherman
district Godfrey L. Cabot has drilled
mis- No. 3 on the w. T. Rafferty, farm
through the Big Injun sand. Since
given r shot it is showing for 20
barrel pumper. This location IS i.Oo9
feet southeast of the second test on
the same farm.
The Hope Natural Gas company has
completed and shot in the same for
nation its test on the J. Gamer farm
II is SEQ feet east OF the South Penn
Oil company's test on the South Penn
OIL company'S test on the Kennedy
nd and OIL company's tract and
- for a 15-barrel pumper.
III Straight FOEE' 4'u al Gi9'''-|'
I'm county. the South Penn Oil
many has completed 80. Il on tE2
-rcr tract of the J. w. Stephens
.c.eag2. showing for a five-barrei
-.,Iu.rer. No. IS on the same tract has
gcen drilled into the &c. "a grit, show
ing for fiYe-barrel puE1Ter.
Producers are busy shooting old
wells. In the Gordon sand pool on
Dents run. Warrington district. Ma
rion county. the Carnegie Natural Gas
company's No. / on the J. l. Phillips
lot was dog,I 70 - barrels ca? an3
they gave it Z i.SS'lt shoy. increasing
its prcdGc::ca 70 I2o barrels day
When drilled i. last year this we'll
was near-gusEer. IN the same dis
trfct the Hope Natural Gas company
No. s on the Ella Kinsey farm IS down
10 so barrels. and the Blackstone Oil
and Gas company's No on the W. S.
Straight farm so barrels a day.
In the Burning Springs district.
Writ county. the South Penn Oil
company has completed No. % on the
". w Taught farm. It is a light
pumper in the soft sand In Free
mans Creek district, Lewis county,
the same company has completed no.
on the John c. Starcher farm. 1t is
gasser in the Gantz sand. In the
same district. the Hope Natural Gas
company has started to drill test
on the John II. Smith farm
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. April 13.-Thc PITTS
burgh Stock Market yesterday was the
6arTowest experienced in weeks
sales were recorded in only zine sep
arafe issues, and two Of these are trad
"a in mainly on the New oYrk Board
ONO Cities Gas sold at So. a decline
Of points from the last previous sale
here. but virtually unchanged from the
nIarket in New York. a small lot Of
MfdYale Steel changed hands at
f57- La. Belle Iron common was
lFirrn. selling at 10S to 1OS1z- A sale
q Ohio Fuel on at 151S constituted
N the business in that group There
were no transactions in any Of the
westinghouse stocks, and the near
est traders could get on Air Brake
Was 931k bid, 50 asked. There was
nothing doing in any Of the glass
stocks, and American Window Glass
Machine common was nominalIv
uuoted at 4S bid. 40 asked. Brewing
shares were not mentioned. River
Sfde Eastern Oil preferred sold IN
changed at ?1s- Mining shares were
IS duu as anything else, and n,
only change was in Pirtsburgfl-Jero':'"
which was slightly lower at &c -
bond department was neglected.
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eaEseYIERIAN eAUReH.
Corner Jackson and Jefferson Streets
a. G. Soccer, D. D.. Minister

Corner Jackson and Jefferson Streets
a. G. Soccer, D. D.. Minister
You are most cordially invited 70
Worship with Us tomorrow in the FOL
Bible school az $50. Classes FOR all
ages. Hlr. J. Walter Barnes, superin-
's; The business Mems Bible class
meets, in the social room OF the
churcf1. and there will be an address
by non. E. NJ. Showalte=- Morning
service at 1875. Sermon by the pas
tor of the church on this subject:
- Program for Progress.
Junior Endeavor society at ESQ:
Senior society. $50. leader. Miss
Hazel Topping Topic: How to En-
1-. the SABBATH" Isaiah SSH
Eyenine services at 1850. There will
be a service OF song Tor a half an
bo1rr- and then the pastor viii preach
on this very suggestive text: Thou
Art worth Ten Thousand Of Us.
sam 1873. subject: Three Things
That Increase the Power of Person
Atty 1iid-Teek service "Wednesday
al 1850
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ElasI - cHuRcH. soUTH.


wish 10 ca1I the attention OF the
members OF the Sunday school the
need of giving the school the help and
Inspiration Of your presence
$50 a. m.-Sunday school
1913 a. N. VIII be the hour for pub-
lie worship and preaching. Inc
Striving Man" VIII be the subject .!
the sermon. I feel that each member
OF the church needs &c hear this less.
on from the word OF God. and shall
be glad TO have each one present.
Epworth League at $50 p. IN. leac'
e-. Mrs. Edith Snider. After ths
league program we shall have a stud
of the Lure Of Africa"
40 n. m. public worship The SUD,
ject OF the sermon will be The Chris
tian Way"
through these announcements we
invite the friends and members Of the
church to worship with US.
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~ EIRsT n. 2. cHURcH.
c. c. lawson, Pastor

SUNDAY school at $50 4. m. ]. a.
Swiger, Supt. Sermon 1880 a. NJ
Subject. .'The Majesty Of Man The
inrdclity OF Disbelief has brought the
world to where she is today. He that
believes in the Divinity OF Christ md
the Bible. are found doing Gods VIII.
Christians did you mean what ycu said
when You took the church OBJ eaton.
al will attend all The means OF Grde ?
possible2''
dcayo- at $50. Public worship q;
7:3O Theme. Our Nations Hope.
Manhood. Come out and hear these
two vital subjects discussed. Saint
and sinner can you find time TO At
tend church somewhere twice in seve..
Gays? These privileges Will soon be
gone and you shall face your accom-:
before jehovah.
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New York

NEW YORK. April 1s.-stocks made
Substantial recoveries yesterday from
their extreme depression OF the pre-
Vious session. but the tone remained
auII. Interest again centered in the
var news, which threw little light on
ha course Of events across the water.
The markets Iiquidated condition
vas clearly demonstrated by the
Sase with which standard shares
rallied from occasional pressure a
E6W specialtfes we're fairly active,
but e6eir movements elected no public
interest.
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Sunday 81
Tie CHURCHES
FIRsT METHODIST EPISCOPAL

EHSE Mel HOOlSt EF4SSN
CHURCH
I.1frmont Avenue and Fourth Street
Claude z. Goodwin, Pastor.
sunday school at nfne-thirty- 4o'4
IN find this a morsr helpful hour
f.Iasses for all ages Parents aFS
100 70 bring their children. Good
ifi5sfc. Come for the opening SER
Public worship and sermon at ten
fortysdye. The message VIII be de-
.IfFered by the Rev. E. D. Feilers. Sno
n assistinr the church in eTaageiistlc
seffVfces. The subject Of the sermon
The Wise Man"
EspWorth League devotional messtns
six.thir:y. Topic: Factions IN
I.eagne Life" Leader, Miss RUN
Feather.
Eyansel:stic serTice at seven.thirty
ReT. Feilers will preach. Subject o.
eernou, Jesus IS Alive" Those at
ending this service are asked to take
their Red Back song book with them
IN invitation IS extended 60 the PEG
BE OF Fairnont to attend these evan
eeIistfc services. Rev Fclie:s 10
prescatrg some splendid sospei ser
mons. These services will continue
arouehnn. .i,e Coming week.
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eRAcE LuTaERAN ILL.,.

Third Street ana GaLSUOn ANCAAeS'
Rev. Il. o. ReynoidS, Pastor.
sunday school at $3.50. ". F Shak-
ferman. Supt. Let US try and have
The entire membership OF school pres
emf and all remain for morning serY-
ice at 1915. This is the day for oui
pastor to be Installed The Rev O. &
Dean of Wheeling will deliver tre
charge to the pastor and at the eve
ming service at 5:30 Rev. H F
Baughman. president Of the West Viz
rtnIs synod will deliver the charge TO
fhe congregation. Christian E1ndeaT-
or SEQ. Subject How TO enjoy SUE
day." Isiah IS. 5:I%. This subject
should be an Inspiration 70 every en-
deayorer 10 give our Sabbath more
confederation than ever before.
o day of rest: How beautiful, how
How 5T4 welcome to the weary and the
Day G;I Of the Lord: And truce to earth
Day ~ Of Of ;he Lord, as all our ways
S-O4' Long Fellow.
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OF and Gas.

opsators in the Eastern fields are
81 making the progress desired IN
to way OF obtaining new production
beveIopment work is fairly active IN
n districts, but the kind OF wells
eljniinE IN are not such as to give
~ Increase In procrction. Very
70 success has accompanied the ef-
made TO find aew producing ter
TIt6rys In but three localities have
nr5 made discoveries that may
z g tae deyeloplent Of new teE.,
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GOVERNMENT LAND.
100000 Acres Of Vacant Land In
California.

Our new 'Home-Seekers Guide" one
hundred pages, describes vacant land
In California and other western stat
es. with legal description of thous-
ands of acres in this county. Gives
homestead, desert and timber laws.
Read Official warning against land
locaterS. Ou- magazine directs you
How and Where vacant lands can
be found with United States and
county maps. Call or mail Us SI.00-
The Homeseekers' Guide, $50 S. Broad
way Los Angeles, California, suite
321.222-2zs- 224=2s5.-AdY6.
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1fAMoND STREET EPISCOPAL
EHNRCH.

Corner Diamond and N==-ker Streets
:. EI5ert VOLS. Pastor.
sunday scbooi at $50 a e, Guy
.1EcDougaI, Su2t. "tlii 2resesi or
tisFss Is The slogan. ~ I0:i5 t1e pas
tor sin peach tie bece-:G n fas Sc
xiss oS ste w.1r,.sil:p szrn:alE. "a
Stewardship OF Page. E2~o:lJ
Eeagne DsyotionaI service a; 40
Topic. fractions IL League Lie
Cor. 3:i1o. Leader. Miss Eazel
FEATHER. a. $50 ihe congregation IS
be specially favored. The Rev. j.
Z. Settys, D. D.. OF Lincoln. Neo..
ee5rSsentative Of the Board ofConfer-
ence Claimants, is TO be present anu
5WfIf be the preacher ot the evening
No member OF the congregation vii
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T4F sALyATIoN ARMY.
2I4 JACKSON Street.
Captain and Mrs. o'5eirne IN G

Captain and Mrs, o'Befrne in Com
mand-
Jail meeting 10 a H.
Company meeting (Suaday schoob
2:3o p. 10.
Open air. s:2o p. r.
salvation meeting at S p. N. Sub
sect. The nan OF the Century.
TIE public is cordially invited to
attend all OF the above services
pablo meeting Tuesday. MedneS-
day. Thursday. saturday and SUNDAY
niGht AZ S D. IN.
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LADIES

When irregular or delayed use TIL
umph Pills Safe and always dependa-
BILE. Not sold at drug stores Refuse
others, save disappointment Write
FOR .sRelief" and particuIars; it's free.
Address: National Medical Institute
Milwaukee. Wis.
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= - 8 q e. WI be 1ilire q
II r. = Srfg err. Music viz De
rel EgenIIiE preachiug At
oSeioel Sermon theme, Should we
sick TO the Bible IN These Wa
DayS There Wm be special music;
AN services in the newly decorated
upstairs auditorium. The public VII
receive a most hearty Welcome 10 all
sarvfces As announced.
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lii6I.s N lsdill slder.
termed Iate. and sellpr n n
" o. Opel SMITH, 1iEs- G = Nun
Gcr.d. Ieaders-
7.3O2EYenfnS service Subject
@Secessaries eSot Luxuries-
Baptism for an who are ready At
tractive music
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CASE no. IA.
FAIRMoNF MUNICIPAL WATER
WORKS
Application for authority 20 change
rates.
whereas. application Gas this day
been fled by the Fairmort Municipal
Water FORKS for authority 20 change
its rates for water seOire. II IS or
dered that leave be granted TO any
person interested to file objections
thereto before the Commission at Any
time on or before the Sth day or
May, 1915; and this matter be set
down for hea:ing at meeting OF the.
Commission to be held at its offices n
the Capitol building in the City OF
Charleston on the said Sth day OF
May. 1918. at ten O'Clock A NJ, at
which time any person may appear
and make such objection thereto as
may be deemed proper
1t Is further ordered that the appli-
cant publish copy OF this order once
each week for four successive weeks
in two newspapers OF opposite poll
tics. II such there be, and Of general
circulation in the city OF Fafrmont;
and also post copies OF this order OF
said Droposed rates at the front door
of fre Court House Of Marion County
and the Mayors Office in the City OF
Fairmont. for thirty days prior to SAID
sfb dav of May. 1918; making due re
t,,rn thereof to this Commission on
or before said day OF hearing.
A Copy
4eSLSs -LDN-1IrI4F
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

clarence 3. Mitchell. .. D., MInisteF-
SUNDAY school at 10 a. NJ Botn
arditoriums will he used Sunday. Le-
vi B. Harr Will address the friendship
class. E-ery man should hear h.=l-
Morning sermon theme. a Precious
Corner Stone" SPECIAL music. Ge
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CHRIST CHURCH.
Baird Mitchell. Rector.


7:3O a. m.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 q. nl.-Church school.
1875 a. m.-Morning prayer and
sermon
7:45 p. m.-Eyening prayer and ser
NJ. p. TEMPLE.
J. c. BroomfieId, Pastor.
9:S0-Sunday school.
10:45-NiorniuS service. Sermon
bv DR.. George II. 1Iilter, Pittsburg,
Pa.
6:3O-Christian EndeavoT.
7:SO-Evening service. Sermon by
DR.. George H. Miller
To all these services you are cordial
ly invited
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. !. Eddy, Pastor.
Come and worship with US If you
we no church home
We have four schools and mems
class all separate, yet together 70:
ne wind up at the Junior sermon
I0:45-AIorning service Subject.
The Conflict and the Conclusion
Junior sermon F'ifty-seven Pen
2:oO-sunday school, Virginia Ave.
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INSTRUCTIONS

WANTED Miners wanted who are
studying for examinations, 10 get
the best mining book published. Min
ing in Nutshell" by James Wsrdlaw.
Scottdale. Pa Price S2.25. 20-26t-3S277.
WANTED-Young women nurses IN
wards OF the hospital Must come
well recommended. Good training
school Three years course. includ-
ing IL months at Bellevue and Allied
Hospitals OF New York City For par
ticulars apply 70 the Superintendent
the Dixmont hospital. for the Insane,
Dixmont. Pa.
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AGENTS WANTED

N~~~~I~I~~~~~s~~~~-~O~OoO
WANTED-Ten bright, capable wo-
men TO travel. demonstrate and sell
dealers. $500 TO $4,000 per week.
Railroad fare paid. Weekly advance
for travelling expenses. Address at
once. Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept 9SI
Omaha. Seb. 44-4Sats-366L
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NE PU6Lic SERVICE COMMITS,
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING
CHARLESTON.
A meeting OF THE PUBLIC SER,
VICE Confession OF WEST VIR-
GINA. held on the 1st day OF April,
A D. 1915.
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nt - te 80 ron tbs serrees
- ~ cones ser 1ishlg reeoll-
.Tleud ~ Tia Iafe{ Suing O us
ieli1rsI & ont To- eYer5body.
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FOR .. S. SENATE


You are authorized to announce
I an a candidate for domination by
the Republican party, for the United
States Senate for West Virginia, sub
feet to all the rules Of the Repubh-
can party, and the laws OF the state
governing the primary to be held in
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. w Va
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. April 13.-Lfkelihood of
big receipts here, including shipments
from St Louis. Omaha and Toledo.
had much to do with sharp set
baek which took place yesterday in
corn prices. The market closed weak
1t The sSEs as yesterdays finish TO
80 lover. with May $1.27% and July
Sil64 to $1.5s3s. Oats declined 3 TO
15k neS and provisions II to 30. 1t
quickly became apparent that senti-
Tnent IN the corn trade had undergone
decided change and that yesterdays
Nfft advance was generally regarded
- e1sssStye.
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FoR EXCHANCE

WANTED = To exchange for subur-
ban real estate within one-fare lin
it. good five passenger automobile as
part payment. Write box 500 West
Virginian. 4-10-6t-3700
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FARMS FOX SALE.

FARM BARGGTSS = Tr1mbHif, O..
I701% acres. 10 cleared. so acres
timber, timber worth $500: I0-room
house and bank barn in good condi-
ton. SIS pc: acre. Other bargains in
Mahoning Valley. near best markets
in the Unite1 States. The Park Land
Co, Warren. o. 4-1S-6t-3712
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POLILIC I'D = = =
no TIE REPG Elc55 S q l-ss
lfIRGI 4 -.
an 4 90 ste for tlle hep liea.1
nomination Tor United stAtes SENIOR
subject 70 the 1M Of the voters It me
primary election TO be geld on August
Your S'' vote and influence WIN BE
VIRGIL L HIGHLAND.
cIarksburg, w Va
FoR U. S. SENATE
Editor West Virginian:
You are authorized TO announce tnat
Davis EIdns, Of Morgantown. Monon-
eaiia county, \ candidate 1or nomi1a-
fion. by the Republican party. for me
United States Senate for West VIZ
Sinia. SUBJECT 70 all The rules OF me
Republcan party. and the laws OF the
state governing the primary electon
to be held August. TS1S.
ELRISS CAMPAIGN COMMUTE
III. HcDERM0TT. Chairman.
MorKantown, West Virginia.
- S,,rsy- RGJ SFeleOhnne 100
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE =. Six-room frame house
seven room brick. eight room brick
house All large lots. Close in. De
sirable community. Address Post.
office Box $50. 4-2-tf-S64S
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FOE Sale


FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping. S13 Stxth St,
phone S0S-W. 4-10-n'S69S
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FOR SALE-67o acres Freepors. SsLeos
vein. railroad drift coal Address
Postofttce box 10S2, Pittsburgh.
4-S-2st-S6SS
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HOUSES WANTED

WANTED-To rent four to SIX nom ee.
house Prefer furnished house. Adj
dress Box S!I0 West Yirginian-
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opPoRTUNTIHss

Cash FOR OLD FALSE TEE
Don't matter II broken pay <zs ~
to Sf5oo per set. also cash for OLD
~ .Ii,.nr ,,Infinun1- dental god md
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FAIRMoNT MUNICIPAL WATER
WORKS
Application for authority 20 change
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