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Coal p.,o-
NNElCE lNR ~ Ill Ill. AuIAA

NOTICE FOR ~ HLIt'\TJo<.
Department of the Interior. t. =
Land Office at Miles city. Montaua
Sept. ~. 1919.
NOTICE T.. Is hereby ..iNtn that
ABEL. PARISH
nf shorty. Wyo. who. on oct 18th
lnlh. made \d. II t.. NJ. o3227l. FOR
NV Il. Section =. Township . s. Rang.
81 f.. NJ. /. Meridian. has fled motto.
OF intention to make Three Year Proof
TO establish claim to the land above
described. before John l.. Scuti.ld t. s
,nnliilssi"ler, at riddle. Mont. on tn.
18th day of Nov. 1919.
'l.lI""nt tntn,"S .s witn"eS.e.
.\ley HutchinS. William Icrl.r. POM
tvtritt ana Henry Breler. all Of shorty,
Wyomn"
q. ". MYERS ;,c.i~irr
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1919-09-26
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NOTICE. FOR ~ Ui.il aTION


NOTICE FOR ~ H,.u >TIO<.
department of tn" Interior. L. s
Land Office at Miles city. Montana.
NuGust l. l4i"
NOTICE is hereby given that
.\ltt;AiII'S l.. liANlNr;
of !iddi". Montana, who on November
~ l!lH. made Homestead Entry. No
"2ili2. for 81. Sell, Sec. &. SWi, SW i,
See ), NWi. EWi. Sec. ). NJ. Mel,
SWi. \I.i4. NW14 St.l, section {.
Township . - Range -. f.. Montana.
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
Intention 7" make Three. Neai. Proof
I" "Stnhl ish claim tn th, land above.
l"Sclih"d before John l.. Scoii,.id t.
:. Commissioner. at l;iddlr Montana. on
the 10th day of October. 1!l"
Claimant names as witnesses:
Luther w. k.ndrirk. Ei,ldl.. Montalii.
AinnZr .IuSsyln. l:ildl,.. Muntani
Frank singleton. Ridge. Montana
John Sans. Ridge. Mnntana
&. ". Wy FRS. Hc.i>trr.
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tcai O3U33,
NOTICE E'OR ~ Ul.lt \TlON.

NOTICE ron ~ nlN ATluN.
Department of the INTERIOR IT, *
Land Office at Miles City. Montana
Sept. ~. 1919.
NOTICE. is hereby given that
WILLIAM 6. FHANDSEN
Of Bay Horse. Mont. who. on july r.
1915. made n. r.. No. O3O33o. for EWl,
NEl4, NEI NWL. See. .. VI. SEl
$40 NV a. SWI "A NEI. FL,
SW4 Section Township . s.
Range 80 r.. N. +. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to max" Three
ear Proof. to establish claim 70 tn.
lhnd hhnN" described. before John y
Sc"liell L. $. Commissioner. at i:iddle
Mont. on tn" 9TH day of Nov. 1912
Claimant names rs r:ssrs
iinntr - canon. Perry Murphy. Dora
Murphy and ~. g. Mahun.v. IN Of ,,.,v
Horse. Montana.
q. ". MYERS. Register.
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Coal 6-22-1O. s257s3-AF'
NOTICE ron ~ ni.ll'ATiON.
Department of the Interior L. :
Land ONCE at Miles city. Montana:
Sept. II. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
ADAM OCHSNER
Of .Artas. So. Dakota. who. on June 5th
1918. made Homestead Entry. NJ. O.51Ca
for East Half tE:i:). section 25. Town
ship =. Range 81 f.. Montana l'rin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice Of in
tention to make Three Year Proof /.
establish claim to the land above dcs.
cribed. before \. j. smith. t. :. COM
missioner. at Olive. Montana on tn.
4th day of November 1919
Claimant names as witnesses.
Henry I'hillippi. Jacob Aldinuer John
*. Broeckel and Adam Herndt all OF
I;roadus. Montana.
q. ". MYERS, R~xjst~r.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1919-09-26

department of the Interior. I. :.
Land btice AT Miles city. Montana.
July -. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
JOHN L.. CAIN
Of H!oalus. Montana. who on May 3.
1915. mad" Homestead Entry. Nc.
02427l for East Half tE1aD Section y.
Township :. Range 81 f.. Montana,
bi'ineipa! Meridian. has filed motto" of
Intention t" make Thr.. Year Proof
t" establish claim to the land above
described. hefur. Theodore w strui4
l. : Commissioners, at lr"HIuS Mon
ttna ON the 18th day of October, 1919.
'lallnHnt names as witnesses.
Bernard Cain. Everett McF;,dd.n Earn
est kuhle and T.. :. .\n,undsnn all of
!;rnadus. MontHna
&. ". MYERS. Rc.i>trr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
MEN KILLED THEIR OWN
/ CHANCE TO WIN HONOR
Heroes Often, Through Modcsty,
Gave Up Medals OF
War.
HIGH STANDARDS REQUIRED
Witnesses Always Demanded in
Order That Men BE Awarded
Crosses, Asserts Man WHO Served
In the Battle Zone.

NEW YORK. July 5--Many of the
vars bravest lighters were ncEcr dee
because OF the innate modesty OF the
heroes themselves and sometimes be-
cause OF lack Of witnesses 10 their OK
ploits.
Major-Gencral John i. Organ, whose
daunti.ss fighters, of the Twenty
seventh Division, brought home from
the Hindenburg line many Aneri
can and British decoration to att.at 10
their individual Hon hcartcdne.s and
VISIONS courage AS ~ whole. has an
interesting message for the public on
The subject OF decorations.
Set High Standard.
set very high standard for the
winning Of decorations III the Twenty
sercnth Division" said General Organ.
and every one az my men who wears
an American or British ribbon has not
II only after his merit has been incon-
.es,aniy proren By corr"boraitns wit
in the Twenty seventh was no; only a
matter of deeds. but OF witneXacs
consider both essential.
our method OF procedure in the
awarding Of decorations wag ,his.
After An engagement there would be
received At hendGuar,ers advices that
performed dccds worthy OF special rec
ognition. These aGvices. originating
with Platoon Or companr commanders
ana transmitted 10 me through higher
ofhcers. would be referred by mo 10 a
board OF stan officers for Investigation,
BY this board they would be returned
10 me, after thorough examination
into the facts of each case. in three
groups.
Hind Three Groups
One group would contain the names
tion Inc. Tho second group would
contain tho names OF those Just on tho
t ,I.a and the ,hird the names Of those
WING were we'll inside the line
"ollI then examine ;h.sn ,brne
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WOMENFOLKS AT WORK
Fair Ones In PlRces Heretofore Sacred
to Mere unn-Order Tint
Admits Females.

Miss Hattie Pitzer is the now city
treasurer OF Idaho City. Idaho. She
defeated mere man for the place
DR.. Eta Gray. OF Los Angeles Is
he ne" president OF the Medical
Women,s National Association OF the
United States.
The supreme lodge OF the Independ.
ent Order OF Mechanics has voted 10
order
MISS Amanda BYRD. one time Wall
Street stenographer. Is now making a
success in tho active management OF a
!bo-acrc ranch in The far West,
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Talbot. whose hus-
band vas slain by bandits. has been
eIecisd 70 nj the unexpired term as
For tho first time in tho history Of
the University Of California. the mum
Der or women who received bachelors
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mand OF shylock. the medieval

mand OF Shylock. the medieval
This paradox Of driver losing
when he won is not new 10 tho Indi-
annapolis 5o0-miie race. Back In 1912
another driver won when he ios,. Tina,
driver WAS Ralph De Palma. who was
defeated b. Joe Dawson's National
a:ter leading the Acid for los o. the
200 laps.
This defeat proved TO have a TIRE.
mcndous publicity. value on which De
lama mas cap!talzed ever since. II
stamped HIN az hard.luck driver
extraordinary and without parable!
Notws,ns: landing the fac, De Palma IS
a wonderful. driver. much OF his poou
larity Is based on public SYM pa :hv
The cheers that ne has received In
every race since 1912 are partly echoes
OF the ovation that was paid him whe n
he lost 10 Dawson and acknowledge
VIA smile that concealed a hear,
heavy with dieappointmcnt, caused hy
the loss Of small fortune"
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WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July 5-The
United States Housing Corporation, OF
pals city. has much work on hand
down m Virginia. A one story and
basement school building with ten
rooms Is 10 be erected n Trux,on TO
cost $4,000. Al Craddock an eish-
teea-room school building ia TO be
erected 1t VIII be OF brick, three
stores and wi!l cost $4,000 Bids
Tor these structures have been re-
c.ired and the contracts will be
49, -f"'' *. perhaps.
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Contract Awarded for Electric p,nn,.

IA LOESV1LLE n c. July Ut
IS officially announced tina. the Ais
naGgn Light and Power Company a
corporation with ample capital. has
decided definitely 20 construct at once
me proposed hydro-electric plan. just
hre mics from this place. and 4 Ave-
mile transmission system viii be
established. The bids for the work
have been opened and the contract viii
De awarded next week
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degrees this year was greater than the
number of mon.
During her recent visit in London tn
Queen OF Roumania arranged for the
publication OF book OF fairy tales
written by herself during the darkes,
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large part in the winning OF decora-
ton. ! am confident that thcre were
many cases OF heroism that could not
be rewarded BY 4 Distinguished Service
Cross because the? could not be SUM :
GENTLY corroborated.
Deprecated Themselves.
But there Is another reason why
men deserving OF decoration did not
receive them. That reason was the
depreciatlon OF their merit by the men
themselves. Great hearted lighting
men there were, willing to dare All
ana risk All in battle. who were ab.
solutely incapable Of realizing tina.
they had done anything extraordinary
until they came home and found Other
men. whose deeds had been no greater
than theirs. carrying Croix de C;ucrr..
DISTINGUISHED Service Crosses and other
decorations This is a poia, that has
not been recognized by the public
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Asbestos Industry nj Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July 5-The
southern Asbestos Manufacturing Com
pany. lately Incorporated hero with
100000 capital stock. has been or
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blame for that rests on those VINO la!Icu
L. redeem their pledges.
What "snnthy" Did for tho Parole
System.
Here's an example of the opposite
Many years ago 4 certain humane prison
warden mad in his care n prisoner wholn
the story calls Smlthy for convenience
sake. Sm.thy, who was ono OF the nara
est cases in the prison. received '1ie'
gram that his father was dead. IN"
warden considered letting n sheriff take
Smithy to the funeral, but he knew how
little comfort to Smithy's mother that
would be- So he made up his mind to
try the great experiment. He gave
Smirhy leave for - hours and put HIM
on his honor.
When Smlthy went out OF that prison.
the future Of tho parole system in that
prison went with him. If nc failed to
rcappcnr hundreds Of mon who nav"
since enjoyed it's benefits would nave
suffered But h. did not fail and never
a man of all the hundreds since then
who have been allowed tho parole privl-
lego because Smlthy justified its first
trial have failed If they did fail. the
warden declares. the other prisoners
would max" them regret II.
Or Else Emigrato to Desert Island.
No one who breaks rul" or abuses
privIlcg" ought To feel that he docs II TO
himself alone 1t is not posSIbl" to DO
that, SO long as We liv" in world with
other people. So. remember. when You
are tempted To bray" whl,"Ncr penalty
may descend upon your own head f|r
the breaking ut some rule. that your re-
sponSihiljty does not end there.
" IITvuwU y Sc Sf,oloilgcole nu nu
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,S3 de-: T T 35hzsS !
THE PEOPLE TO BLAME

In Tia. wumnlIS r,5st room Of n certain
larg" cl,y bank lhcr" used to be several
telephones which the customers Of thc
bank were allowed to us" free of charge.
But the privilege has lately been with.
drawn.
II suppose that is on account Of the
higher cost of tclcphon" service" said
10 the matron in charge.
No" 80 sad. not 50 must thnt as
bocau>" cur customers took advantage
Of the privilege. They were all sup
posed Ia uS" the service in moderation,
bur there were som" women who would
Sl"nd an hour trl"phnnrnS every time
they cam" 10 town. So We really had -
CIV" IT up"
How often that happens. Because
SOM, ahuS" u privilege. others who
would not abuse il. lose it.
Think Of Deserving an Orphan
Here's another example. As you
doubtless know. Il certain charitable so
cIcty has given opportunity 10 many
thousands "f p"url" To adopt French or
rhHnS by paying 50 Il month for their
support. But III tn" future. anyone who
wishes 10 do this Will have To pay the
Who'll" asScSSmcnt--that -. $36---in nd
vance. This is partly because too many
people who had pledged the So n m"nrh
uidut redeem their pledges
Now there ar" great many people
who could pay the So a month but moi,
III" S3S in advance. And ii means either
that their money Will 30 into n general
fund and they cannot hav" an orphan Of
Their own jbad, because they Will be APT
Ia lose intcr"SD or that they will give
the thing up altogether. And part Of the
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CARD OF THAMES.

I wish to thank all my friends and
n"ighbOrS who were SO very kind 10 Inc
during the sickness and death Of my
husband. son and daughter. Those wto
So kindly rendered services IN the home.
those who served with their automc-
bilcs on the day OF the funerals; also tn"
pallDcarcrs. and those who brought
flowers. wish Ia thank Rev. williams.
Rev Winters and Rev. Newman, for
their service and comforting words; also
the singers and those that have paid me
visits TO help cheer and comfort a
broken heart and help put in tho lonely
hours for God only knows how lonely
am and how I miss my dear ones,
Such kindness and comfort was very
much appreciated. nor shall It ever be
MRS. MARY tRIGGLE) THoNPSo,x
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MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION.


business and professional men: kcrns
Legal Service and only licensed cnllcc-
don agency for Wheeling, has opened
an unir" at Room sos Mutual Bank BLDG.
and ready to take care of your d"In-
qurnt accounts. Our terms are reason
able and fair and our contract - "s
plain AZ 4. Il. c.. meaning simply mat
If We do not collect amy money YOU owe
US nothing. One trial will convin"" you
Of our ability. Our cXpcricnr" iii hand
ling accounts Is great rs our ma naEcr,
MIR. l.. Kern. has had an experience OF 80
years. We can also furnish tn" best OF
reference as to our financial and person.
al responsibility. Your business cor
daily solicited. If YOU cannot call al
our office just call us on the phone and
we shall gladly call on YOU, personally
and talk III" matter over with YOU one
thing you can depend ON that If W" col
Icct anything for you. YOU sure will get
your Shar" of tho money either on the
last day Of each month or whenever y-u
ask for il. We have come here TO stay
for good.
KERNS LEGAL SERVICE,
3O9 Mutual Bank Bldg. Wheeling, W. Va.
Phone lll2. Main office Marietta. ..
au-l"-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that
the S. Kcighlcy Metal Cell
ing & Mfg. Company intends
on and after September ),
1919, to withdraw from do
ing business as a foreign cor
poration in the State Of
West Virginia. 3'-S'P''
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CARD OF THAMu.

We take this means Of thanking our
friends and ncighbors who were SO very
kind to us during the sickness and
death of our Son>in-law W. +. Thomp-
son, and our two grandchildren, Bently
and Lucille Thompson: also the preach
"rs. singers and pallbearers.
MIR AND MRS. EFERHART RIGGLE.
an-l5-Y
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HOTEL BOSCOBEL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS arc suffering with rhcumu-
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rh"Cmatism en-
tirrly out of the system. People write
Us and say they are aStOundrd al the re-
suits. especially on III" kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
REPRESENTATIVES wanted. sl.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Cali:or-
MIA my-2S-t:
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Prohate of VIII.

In the County Court Of Ohio County.
West Virginia.:
In the matter "f the prubat" Of the
last VIII and Testament of Gustav
Zufchr lIclw:g. deceased.
The object Of the verified petition.
flied IN this matter. on the 3lst day Of
July, 1919 is Ia have admitted to pro-
bate a paper writing. purpnrting TO bc
Zufrhr Hclwig. deceased. bearing date
the 2Sih day Of January. 1905; and il
appearing from said verified petition
and affidavit, flied with mo in my office.
that Adolph HuCchr who is by said
nctition named and declared 10 be- inter
rStcd in the probate of said Will. is
non resident Of the stat" Of West Nir-
Clnia. il ia therefore ordered thai said
non res dent and All unknown persons
Interested I'M H." probate" Of sand will do
amman in my office. At the Court House
IA the city of Wheeling, Ohio County.
West Virginia within one month after
the date OF the first publication hereof
and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests in said matter. The hearing OF
the said petition is sra for tho md day
Of September. 1919. at o'clock D. m.
Gwen under my hand this Bird day Of
July. 1919.
Published for The first time August l.
1919.
JOHN II. WELLS.
Clerk OF the County Court Ohio County,
State OF West Virginia.
JOHN =. ARBENZ.
Attorney. au-1-S-15.2:
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BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD.
3 Minutes to Answer This.
No. 1913.

Those candy canes which the littlA
window wiShcrs ar" inspecting. rcpr"'
sent IN rcbuS form Il spring flower
which blooms in all the colorS Of tho
rainbow. What is its name?
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JOtal 80 81 NV
L,S,rIN tpE.ID DISBURSEMENTS

(b) The debts and demands owed by
the district and payable out OF trachcIs'
fund for high school purposes for the
current fiscal year.
Total ..............'.,.. Nome.
(C) All expenditures payable out OF
lcavy for teachers purposes for high
schools for current year.
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ESTIMATES.

State "f Yves: Virginia. County "C Ohio.
Town Of EdgWooi. to-wiI:
At a special session Of the council or
The town uc I:dEwn"d Ohi" county. h"ld
in the council chambers thereof IN the
town building on n" SECOND tuesday III
August. r"-wit. tn" twelfth day Of M
gust, 1912. Their" were present 'i"urEr Il.
Klein. mayor. Geo. T.. Cirrnbau"r re-
curdrr and ElwIr {. Jcp*"n Harry J..
Humphrey, Peter J. NichauS William H.
Reid and John VI. Ritter, mcmOcrS or
the council of said town.
In aCrurdanc" with chapter l26, Acts
1919. the council proceeded 10 max" up
AN estimate Of the amounts necessary To
be levied for the current fiscal year TO
cover all municipal debts and llaoilltic"
payable during thu said year. including
probable expenditures for mun.cipal pur-
poses and proper allowances for d"lIn-
uucnt taxes expense Of collections ana
contingencies. but dcduCtinS th"r"trom
the money IN the city treasury &pplIch-
bic to sand purposes during tho year
and doth determine and estimate ihr
several amounts 10 b. levied as loi-
l,uS
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Amount TO b" provided by lcNY.SlO,II@.if
1t appearing to til" council that the
total valuaLnu Of all taxable property
In This municipality. according to the
last assessment thereof Is $2.0l4.4SS0O;
being real rStat" Ia the value OF $l.il0,-
90I.00. personal property to the value
of S5Oi. $4,000; and public property to
the Valu" OF SOS. 90. as certified 10
the council by III" officer who's" duty
il is to make such report. and il appear
ing from the foregoing estimates that il
Is necessary to raise by levy. after de-
Quoting all credits. SlO.I12.i4 for regular
municipal purposes: therefore. II Is de-
tcrmin"d that Il levy on each One Hum
drcd Dollars assessed valuation OF fifty
cents (5Oc) for regular municipal pur-
poses will be- necessary To produce tho
estimated amount as aforesaid for the
ensuing fiscal year
Stat of West Virginia. County Of Ohio.
Town Of Edgwood to-wit:
l. Geo. T. rar"nbaucr. recorder. in and
for tn" municipality of Edgwnod. county
Of ohio. and Stat" Of West Virginia. 30
hereby certify that the foregoing are
true cCc)i"S from The records OF orders
mad" by the council nf said municipality
on the twelfth day Of August, 1919.
Given under my hand this fourteenth
day OF August. lHl?
GEO. T.. fARENBATER
Recorder of the Municipality OF Edg-
wood. Ohio County, W. Va.
au-l5-@,
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WANTED-Mals

wANTED-Drop hammer operator. Man
used to operating drop hammer for
stamping metal ceiling. Keigley Mfg.
Co., Follansbcc, w. Va. au.1+-i
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Amount to BE- raised by levy. 'o,?ii :
And the board OF education doth de-
tcrminc and estimate that IL will BE- pCc-
cSSarv To raise Sl".69G.3S for maint"u-
ancc buildings fund purposes and SlS.-
a44I- rur teachers fund purpnscS 10
cnnInct IN, hirh school of the district
FOR ,h, torn, Of nine MONTH. and to pay
~. Sam. ~ul rrorir, a levy of light
Cnnts rScl for maintrnau,,,. building
rnmI pTrrnscs and twrlyv cents orc,
Tor to1rhrrs' fund uurposcs on each one
bmuir,I doi,nrs' valuation Of all prop.
crty iayahlc i'm said Triadrlphia district
b,srd upGu the las, assessment Of real
and n,rson,l uroprr,y therein, rs fol-
Low
%i,,, s,,,, sIo;5I3 q;
~, ~" rHt'. ~ ooc y:
,"I riSpI''t' ri"l''' ~ '.'.' Is"TT a.
~ i"p''c "''''E p'"''''i
r, tI5X 70Is>
n"ta! 49,, ',.. .Fi"n o.
me h'nru "l 'u"'" r'.T I,,",',,,,t rcc'
iah up an 'N. .i1 ~ ~, Wv c'rr"nt risraI
"SSh'a 10 DC mN'," ',.' Wv " Ia ~ n-nI,iJn
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EARN more this year
than ever before. If the
opportunity is not at hand,
find it through advertising
in the classified.

Total None.
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
(b) The debts and demands owed ny
the district and payable out Of mainten,
ance building fund for current fiscal
Year.
(c) All expenditures payable out OF
levy for maintenance building fund for
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Select a Home Now!

Double Erick. SIX Rooms Each. Nine
tC"nth street. \ good investment.
Two-Stnry frame, fitctd for two families,
Wood near sixteenth street.
Business property and Dwelling, South
Wheeling.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-FOrd touring. with closed
body. good "a new. Bell. WoodSdalc
7l06 X II. au-lo-l
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NEW BUILDING FUND ESTIfdA
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.

M" bU1LO4NS UNO
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Ia The amount dug and the amount
that Will become dU" and Cnll"r'i hl"
from every source for new building fund
purposes except from the levy OF taxes
for such purposes 10 b" made for tho
current fiscal year.
Total ............... ...... None.
ESTIMATED nISBI' RSENEN'rS.
(h) III" debts and demands owed by
thu district and payahl" out of tho new
building fund for current fiscal year.
Total ..,......... None.
(c) All expenditures payahl" out OF
levy for new building fund purposes for
current year.
Delinquent taxes discount and
generations .................S .nOn. 90
Lands ................. 600 90
New buildings .......-...... 1876 Oh
l'urChasr and rCmodcling
buildings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50. on
Additions .................... Sl9G.O0
Furniture and fixtures .... LOO On
l'N'ti "a. ~. -
Total disbursements ......... SIS. 100. &c
Total receipts ............... Mono.
Amount t0 h" raised by lcvy... @5.392.7G
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