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The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Don't Experiment with Catarrh
It Often Leads to Dread Consumption

pearance in the nostrils, throat and
air passages. the disease becomes
more and moresg Egravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, and
everyone recognizes the alarming con-
dition that results when the lungs are
affected. Thus Catarrh may be the
fOrerUnner Of that most dreaded and
hopeless Of all diseases. consumption
No local treatment affords perms-
Hent relief. Experience has taught
that 8. : :. is the one remedy which
attacks The disease at its source. the
blood. and produces satisfactory re-
suits in even the worst cases. Catarrh
sufferers are urged 10 give s. s. 8.
a thorough trial II is sold by al
druggists. You are invited 10 write
10 the medical department for expert
advice as 10 how 10 treat your own
case. Address Swift Specific Co, Sas
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Director 81 the Census
Prepares for Huge Task

Samuel Roger. director OF the cen
sus, is getting ready for the biggest
job he has had on his hands in the
past two years-the preparation of
the new census
Mr.. Roger expects to finish the work
in 1922, three years after actual work
on the project begins. and at the pres
ent time is looking around for a suit
able building to use as headquarters
Nearly $3.50 new temporary en-
ployes will be needed by the census
office to assist the 200 employees at
present on the Offices payroll. The
majority OF the new employees will be-
gin work early in July. 1919. but the
maximum enrolment will not be
reached until the erd of the year
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Millions of Dollars
In Rubles Held on Ship

Several million dollars worth of
rubles. printed for the Bank of Rus
sia by an American engraving COM
psny. are held aboard ship at Vladi-
vostak.
They will be thus held until the
Russian ENJOYS at Paris. and Wash
ington make arrangements with the
French. British. Japanese and Ameri-
can governments for thCSr release. II
is not altOgether certain that these 2
arTangementsN will he made imme-
diately. inasmuch as release of this
paper might add to the imitation al
ready prevalent in Russia.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
IF YOU DIDN'T GET XMAS
GIFT DON'T BLAME POSTMAN
Fifteen Hundred Parcel-Post Packages Undis-
tributed on Account of Careless Address
ing and Missing Labels

Don't blame the postman IL that
Christmas parcel from home didn't
arrive this year.
The city postofice has 1900 parcel
post packages still undistributed. on
account of careless addressing. and
the loss of labels torn OFF in hand
ling.
Several hundred OF these pack
ages were intended for soldiers for
merly stationed at nearby camps.
who have been discharged leaving
no forwarding addresses. Proper
inquiry at the postoffice may reveal
the missing package.
Postof1ce officials yesterday said
that all these packages are taken
out twice, if not three times. by the
postmen. In many cases they are
marked mot at as the addressee
has moved without notifying the
postal authorities. when the owner
has been traced as far as the letter
carrier can do so. the parccd is re-
turned TO the city desk where staff
of directory seaTchers tries TO identify
the owner. when this fails. cards
are forwarded to the sender notify
ing him that the parcel is un-
claimed.
sold mt Auction.
In addition to the Christmas par
cells, the department has on hand
several hundred others, accumulated
since the November auction sale.
These are held six months and then
sold at a public sale. FIrst-clasS
matter. however, Of which the di-
vision acts as q clearing house Tor
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Rites for Fireman Farr
At His Home Tomorrow

Funeral services for John FenIey
Farr. a fireman who died Sunday
afternoon at his home. 1907 Meridian
street northwest. will be held to-
morrow at Chaptico. Nd.
He was taken i'll with influenza
while on duty at No. IL fire house
two days before Christmas. dying
of pneumonia. He had been a MEM
Der Of the fire department since
July 3. 1909.
He was born in st. Mary's County.
Md. on July 19. 1884. but had lived
for many years in Washington. He
is survived by his wife and one
child.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Inherit Liberty Bonds
From Ann E. Rolf Estate

Under the will of Ann f. Rolf, who
died December :. 1915. James l.. Hanse
and Herbert y. Roff are each to re-
ceive Cne-fourth OF the estate, which
comprises $50 worth of liberty
bonds, household effects. stocks in
local building associations and othe:
securities and jewelry.
To ]. Dwight Hanse. Howard r.
Hanse and Richard c. Rofr, the will
gives One-third of the remainder.
J. H. Hanse and Howard Hanse are
named as administrators.
The will of Genevieve McCutchins,
who died December % 1918. directs
that Gertrude r. Brigham receive the
entire estate of the diseased, and also
act as executrix without bond.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
You Will Never Be Cured by Local
Treatment with Sprays
and Douches.

Catarrh is a condition Of the blood
and cannot be cured by local apph-
cations of sprays and douches; this
has been proven by the thousands who
have vaInly resorted 10 this method
Of trea tment.
CatarTh should not be neglected or
experimented with. The wrong treat
ment is vHluablc time lost, during
which the disease is getting a frmer
hold upon its victim and making IL
more difficult for even the proper
treatment 10 accomplish results.
Though catorrh makes its first sp-
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Asks $4,000 for Assault.

Declaring himself a victim of an
unprovoked assault, with subsequent
humiliation. Frank W. Wilkisson filed
suit yesterday in the District Supreme
Court for $4,000 damages against
John f. Javins. The assault occurred,
the declaration states, on November
2, last. Wilkisson is represented by
Attorneys Bauman and Brown.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Daniels Calls Conference.

Admiral Mayo, Rear Admiral Rod
man and other high officers of the
battleship fleet which has just re-
turned from Europe will be called into
on important conference with Secrc-
tcry Daniels on Thursday. the Navy
announced yesterday
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

the country, with branches at New
York, Chicago and San Francisco,
totalled 100000 pieces last year
with 100000 articles anticipated
for this year.
Many letters never reach their
destination because they are ad-
dressed TO large cities without so
much, as q street address. These
letters, II their contents are valu-
able, are held one year before they
are disposed Of at public sale.
' a majority Of the temporary en-
ployes has been released. IL was an
nounced yesterday. More than 200
clerks were relieved Christmas Eve.
although some few OF the carriers
still arc on active duty. due to i'll
ness Of the permanent carrier OF
the route. Approximately forty Of
the regular force were out yester-
day on sick leave.
Work for Soldiers.
Many OF the substitutes were SOL
dieEs. discharged or permitted
leaves to do the Christmas work,
living some distance from Wash
ington, who were in need OF addi-
tiOnaI. FUNDS Five hundred tenn
porary clerks we're used during de-
C mDer. making q total Of 1000 on
duty this month in the Various)di-
visions
Saturday. Sunday and yesterda@
were banner days in the receipt 0i
parcel post packages. More than
1000 sacks were received on each
Of these days 1t Is believed that
these are Christmas remembrance
prompted by the receipt Of gifts
earlier in the week by the senders
The New Year cards. it is said, have
not been arriving in large quantities
as this year was peremptorIly a
Christmas -ift year. About l50.09a
of the New Year greetings are eE-
pected. half Of this number having
been distributed already.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
SPECIAL SHOW AT LYCEUM.
Lid Lifters" Will Give Perform
ance at l1:30 O'clock Tonight.

Thcater. announced yesterday that a
special show Of the Lid Lifters,"
this weeks attraction at the ave-
nue. playhouse. will be given tonight,
starting at 1L3O pm.
Harry Lang. Dolly Meden, Bonnie
Lloyd and other stars are featured in
the cast.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
BoIsheviks Take Wilma.

Copenhageu. Dec. 3O.-Bolshevilr
forces have occupied Wilma. capital Of
I I.ithuanis. according 10 a dispatch re-
ceived from Petrograd today.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

The Wallach Pleasure Club will hold
It's regular weekly meeting at the
Eastern High School Community Cen
ter al $50. An invitation is extended
10 soldiers and war workers.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

Dancing, with special features for
New Year Eve. will be the attraction
at the Thomson Community Center
this evening. There will be instruc-
tion in dancing at 7:3O.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

A dance will be held at the Randall
Community Center tonight to which
soldiers and sailors are invited as well
as the people'of the community.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-01

II. rr0.'0'0.aI u 01..NI.l
I1| I nlT l.Irr1ol O. %
.lul t.'n.,c 1i-l.ll g Ns9polt .
Mss Rnih Calhoun. % WclIcVIlIe, q
a. r1r1t % relatives.
uR'on1 NF1. oil1n Bioyl h1go nov.
81 % .WoctCn Uhero TIE former ha-
acccbtoi a'Dol'',Cn.
Aflico EnlICt spent Sunday win
relatives d Hundred.
John Coleman q on q lshlng trip
% The BACK E1Ik o. tie Elk river, IN
Randolph county.
George MatthoWs @ . business visit
or nom Glover Gap.
w. o. Davis has returned from a
business visit q the East
s. A. KoOn, q Farmingtony Is hero
on business.
James wilkins. Of Wheeling. visited
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branson Morris have
returned from MOrgantown.
Edward Gauhan, who Is taking me.
chanical work a. Morgantown, spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. =. c. Smith and daughter. Of
Clarksburg are visiting Mrs. Jana
Biackshire on Main street.
Mrs. NJ F. Hamilton IS spending a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

By virtue Of q decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Marion county. West Viz.
ginia. entered on the 1lth day Of
March. 1918, In q certain cause IN
chancery pending in said corut be.
tween Melville L. Hutchinson and 9th.
ers. plaintiffs, and Hattie EmmOns, de-
PENDANT, the undersigned Special Com.
missioner will offer for sale and viii
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder at the front door OF the Court
House Of Marion county, on the first
day Of July. 1918, between the hours
Of ten o'clock a. m. and four O'Clock
p. m. on that day all Of the following
described real estate:
All OF that certain lot or parcel Of
land situate in Morrow Place. add
ton to the city Of Fairmont, the same
being lot No. 3 in Block No. in said
addition, fronting forty (lO) feet on
Wheeling avenue and extending back
one hundred and twenty (12O) feet to
an alley. and being the same property
conveyed to said Hattie EmmOns by
John w. Mason and others by deed
dated April 3Oth, 1903, and recorded
in tho office OF the Clerk OF the COun-
ty Court Of Marion county in Deed
Book No. 122, page Si3.
Terms Of Sale.
Said property will be sold on the
following terms, to-W1t:
One-third OF the purchase money,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay, cash on day Of sale, and
the residue in two equal payments in
one and two years from day Of sale,
with interest from day OF sale.
HARRY SHAW.
a. Special Commissioner.
Certificate.
l. Clarence CuTrey, Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court of Marion county. West Vir-
ginia. hereby certify that Harry Shaw,
the above named Special Commission.
or. has given bond in the penalty Of
enc thousand (S1.OO0.00) dollars, with
security approved by me required Of
him before making sale Of the above
mentioned property.
CLARENCE CURREY.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Marion
County, West Virginia.
6-Sl5.222s
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Oh lad Gas.

Che close Of the week the West
'n|. Fields were unable to present
|I0|nr better than light bumpers.
II0 waters Of Pinch creek. Elk
'rI kanaWha county, the South
n 0N company has drilled Nos.
Bed ON ihe Fred Gardner farm
|0. sQuaW 70 the Weir sand,
ere showing for two-barrel
'". 'n ne lover sand. Drilling
'rIoInciIon m the lower sands is
. feature n the old Blue Greek
' Union district, Wood county, the
ons Sweeney on company has
~ no. 10 on the George H. Rails.
|'Im through the Berea Grit and
0I |n ne same district, George
CO.. N as on the A. n. Robinson
4. i|re.barrel pumper in the
rm sand. The Economy Oil
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INC. QI AND G.

company ha1 Q DrOtFaclc1 lnC q
q DC second test On de CI' - u
farm. n Cay district, oil DIoI }
Watersol On COMPANY De- h r
completed fOf q test On the ,. J. ~
.am.
On Jacobs run. Ten Mlo al tri1
Harrison cO6ffy. the g Tod q
company has sdfiiied.a Se5-l d ST 81
the Amen Warner bsiEs' lslla d b az
Gordon sand land 81 80 sholine j ght
On Fish cFeek, sbl0efty idistfiee VA
shall county, me fJelglns5g oil com
pauy haa dfiHed It's tostlon th4 s. a.
Wallace farm through the 81 mum
sand. It has Gshow OK oil and It viii
be tested.
On Buffalo Calf run, GreenbrI pr aid
trict, Doddrfdge county, the y land
OF and Gas company IL rigin ND a
\ test on the Lucy Seddler fer b on
Burshy Fork. the Eastein Oh Company
has a rig up on the John Cas4y farm
and the Hope Natural GasRonpaay Il
building a rig on the Enoch Grubt
farm.
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az. M r ~ W...
Is n, Trr r.| Ir II1.r| I
lcIcI o., DC'luCIl .I0y O. ...
- Ctns VIII % FllllIl CHS
iona
Ttomag Douu1 leaves l1Cti1 u
Warhlnrton % io'n ~ ElgllcclL ia
oxllots 70 BE- sven rllllool NoiE g
Ilaly.
Doe Wells. Of Fisher and tlen1l
linstr8is, spent Sunday with friends,
NJ. and Mrs. FRED Rex are rllltlnl
relatives ~ Litiieton.
Walter Clelllrd "a ID Cameron %
business.
P. e. Atha spent Sunday Flth bis
family In FairmOnL
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NJ. and Mrs. Albert Ta-0ar. d
FaiImOnt. were IN NorOgah r~lg.
afternoon Collins on friends
G. Ashby, o. .?.rnoat, .Hr.l u
M1nongah ge5,trday allrd
Miss Hans, ;rr T'15 1nc'v 'I.. lHcai
callers TO F2Tm0a. yes.1 90, even
ilG
Oliver Glover vas In Pa 20 ycs.
terday evening.
l. /. Daulov w-s IN F5.cp yas'eT
day afternoon sailing On ff...
Miss Dav.nna Watkins a-' Miss
Catherine GgahIs Ut yes..-Lv for
Buckhann0n vnc-r the, viii e1l the
week with Miss tvih Ke'm
Raymond Saigd-. wGe rsi INC 10.
cal callers 10 Tau-rOnt yc,'.'-y eve.
ming.
Mr. and hrs. Mex Bear. son Enaru.
al and Albert Jt2o- meter, 90 Fair.
mont yesterday evening.
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New York

|.r" YORK, July Trading in
|cI nIday IN New York did not
1..00I re nominal stage, the mar
.I1f lho many familiar as
.I . weekend summer session.
Interest ras wholly professional and
I.|oi Cd avery few issues nota-
M..|. o'lg end other shares OF
.I1.a'ai.fl character.
'..ne rains n these groups ran
d. one Io lNo and One-half points
d. 'Irm0Ig narroW fluctuations in
III. .0|aIfe stocks, such as rails,
||I.1 a|ai. steel and the usual lead.
0mo OF re latter we're subject
I' pressure. but hardened at
r'oro Sales amounted to
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.00H Ia'fl.-Pfloo1. viii
0|.00. RANGED dow lFd b
. a. 1n % ne 5uIgh
rr0. sunday. = ne %
rI I0 hen 90 A. 70
lI MARKET Illstoally
.II cIool common, with
r|I n iooN, 8i0Wea an
.I I.. Il1el.l. and q similar
In oIol6TFed bringing
.rt.I points. Lone Star
~ l1n1i1, advanced one
|I American Rolling NH
wins 100 shares cold at g.
decline Of SIS. and Ohio
. 11 also OF ~ points
001 Natural Gas dropped
tna loShaFe sale. Pitts
Win 90 shares sold
without change. In ell s55
1oll
81 Fourth avenue for the
t'onV notable for its spot
ne strength Of the steel
EnIoTiY Bonds, too, were
rrt for the *, which
% 1854. The first As
.8rfaro gain Of 10 cents and
I q advanced 30 cents.
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FOR U. S. SENATE.
Editor West Virglnhn

Editor West Virginan:
You are authorized to announce that
Davis Elkins, OF Morgan,own. Monon.
galia county, a candidate for nomina-
ton. by the Republican party. for the
United States Senate for West Vir.
ginia, subject to all the rules Of the
Republican party. and the laws Of the
state governing the primary election
to be held August, 1918.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
J. II. .GcDERM OTT. Chairman.
MorgantowI, West Virginia.
p. O. drawer SSl. Telephone 100.
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Perry n. Br-,sH and Char'c = Shl.
yer viii be al the police sts-r .Jldy
for the purpose OF cmmer 40 and
correcting the registration Onc
OF the two men win Dc q n1llce
station until .-'or' t9giC' ..- TIC
purpose o. reg. c-us vote,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-01

Crops OF com are being burned in
Argentine because OF lcss p ships
in which 70 export the cereal.
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A meeting II tie honong p Boy
Scouts was held 81 the town .r..dins
at 10 O'Clock ye5tcrdav NOR r-. az
which time Waller r. 10, OF
Fairmont wcJ the principal .1.r Ec-
No scou,maste- has been chosen as
vet.
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FOR UNIFIED STATES SENATE

FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.
You are authorized to announce
! am a candidate for nomination by
the Republican party. for the United
States Senate for West Virginia, sub.
jact to all the rules Of the RepublI.
can party, and the laws Of the state
governing the primary to be held In
August, 1918.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. W. Va.
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POLITICAL ADVERTIaTNa
~ 49, srN-7s~se~@=NsNaNs~z@.s
TO THE REPUBLICANS or WEST
Virginia.

I am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator,
subject to the will OF the voters at the
primary election to be lid on August
Ehe sixth.
Your vote and Influence win re
greatly appreciated.
- VIRGIL L. HIGHLAND.
ClSrksburg. W. Va.
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MONONGAH
Wnh Wls- liclhert.

The In-As-Much Ci-cie Of Kings
Daughters will meet tomorrow evening,
at the home Of Miss Sarah Eolbeft'
in Brookdale.
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UTOMOBuEs, ACCESSORIES
FOR SALE-Ford roadster. Apply
after $3.50 p. m, 937 East Park Ave.
625-5t. lO5f.
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apEnTAL MnWnRa
SoTicE Of TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
In tho Matter OF Ola Idella Moore
BANKRUPT. In Bankruptcy.
Pursuant 10 and order entered IN
the above styled cause on the nth day
Of June. 1918, and in accordance with
the provisions thereof. the under.
signed trustee viii on Wednesday the
Gath day OF July, 1918, at 2 o'clock IN
the afternoon at the east front door
Of the court house Of Marion County,
West Virginia, offer for sale and sell
TO the highest bidder therefor the fol
lowing tract or parcel Of real estate
situate on the waters OF Rubens Run,
in Winfield district, Marion County,
West Virginia, and bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning al a post IN line Of lands
OF n. Hawkins and a corner Of c. A.
Moore: thence s. "a ~ W. 3S6 feet
70 a stake by the road; thence ~
? IL 4. 312 feet TO a stake by the road (;
thence n. Al Z. IS feet to a stake by
the road: thence S. "A degrees, 40 min.
utes z. 459 feet to place Of beginning.
containing l86 acres. more or less,
with all OF the appurtenances thereun-
to belonging; and being the same real
estate which was conveyed to the said
Ola Idella Moore by Mary NuZum and
George NJ. Nuzum her husband by deed
bearing date 9Th day Of June 1918 and
OF record in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Marion County,
West Virginia in deed book No.,
at paRe ts-. .s-e~i1w
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oIlE. .Ila
Z g. AHA I,I 1lr % opll 10
r'lo near BoIr'nrlcn. H1mcf 6ha-
"a, D1lold Custer oli NoFVol shock
lave accepted positions With him.
New Road.
The Flood and Van Vert Company
oliall son Falls N.tY.,sfi tlSyinS ODE
q DOT concIgic read thfoigh,us TIE
lEeT-Hahllllon farm SIN tho end
ofsthe improved roads IN Renewed 10
the A. {. Hamilton farm.
Water Impure.
Boil city water before drinking Z.
The Laboratory. at MorsaaI5wn de.
scribes It as "sispiciOus.'
-
FplAeSal.
The ful".A. n 'Cnli1.B Arnctt was
hell Sunday al Rt,mer. The Fair.
mont Camp Of /. o. o. F. conducted
the services
Rally.
The Sunday School Rally held yes
terGay at Mohans Run was attended
by several town people.
PERsoHhLs.
Wm. Clothier spent Sunday at his
home in Hundred.
Burchard -Ashby and f. n. Paul have
returned from q business visit in
Wheeling
Fred G. Barlow has returned from
Oakland, Nd. His family reniainod for
q visit with relatives.
Nor" Gouh2n received a Civil Sery-
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TERMS or SALE.


One-third or as much as the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay in cash on day
OF sale and the balance to be paid in
two equal enstallments In six and
twelve months after date OF sale, the
purchaser 10 execute his interest bear.
ing notes 20 the undersigned trustee
for the deferred enstallments Of pur.
chased money, with security thereon
approved By said trustee as sufficient,
payable in six and twelve months after
date respectively, and in addition
thereto vendors lien will be retained
on the face Of the deed Of conveyance
to secure the payment Of said notes.
On said above named date of sale
said trustee will also sell for cash to
The highest and best bidder the follow.
ing articles Of personal property OF
said bankrupt. I'M is to say:
One road wagon, ane spring wagon,
two silos, one bunch Of chains. one
set buggy harness, one mattock and
one shovel.
Given under my hand this 22nd day
Of June, 1918.
+. B. CARSKADON.
Trustee Of Ola ldalla Moore Bank.
Tupt. g..
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HICtoo Inly l.-LOTer prices for
resulted Saturday from improve
Nof market closed unsettled,
down oats finished &c of to
..I.ncn 1ni proviSiols varying
0enanrad figures 70 a gain Of
I,s',s High. Low.
s'T ......",.S1.4Sh STATS
ru'. .......,.. 1904 L5Oh
Wv ........... .7SA .12%
r, .....," .s7% .sSls
| ...t.,r......'. .''. 1922
".||"l0r ,sss...'. '".' 4J'sO
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SALE 0R1RFTF

FOR SALE OR RANT-Planing mill
ana lumber yard. The best equipped
mill end best location IN Marshall
county, only rs yards from B. & D
freight station and above all floods
Inquire OF Herman hess, Tenth street
Moundsville, W. Va. 7-l.26t-4oS2
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pERsohhIs-

YoUF FUTURE VII BIT ONLY
rs BIG As YOUR PRESENT
CAN MAKE IT
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$50 VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE On
easy terms. Special bargains. 400,
acre farm, fine old colonial home, near
church, school and r. D. at go per
acre; l-S cash, balance /. 3, 3. 4 and
years. Write for catalogue, Emmett
D. Gregory. DillWyn, We. 6-10-2et3o91i
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The ful"E n 'rnli1.B Arnctt was
hell Sunday al Rt'mer. The Fair.
mont Camp Of /. o. o. F. conducted
the services
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Water Impure.

water impure.
Boil city water before drinking z.
The Laboratory. at Morgaal3wn de.
scribes 1t as "sisPicious.'
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RaIIy.

The Sunday School Rally held yes
tercay at Mohans Run was attended
by several town people.
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ROOMS 10 RENP
FARFg POR aAER

FRUIT AND DAIRY FAR6is-ssTsf.
al choice farms as vel g town
property at bargain prices. Let %
know your need. 9. n. CoWdcry
Agency. Geneva. .. 6.2.a1L 5000
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WAlGTED-noOmor1 81 frhl hrrro
keepers. Appiy as sfh street
olf.i3 toll.