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New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Poland to Open
War If Armed
Germans Cross
tiltimatum Sent When Teu-
tons Threaten to Force
Way From the Ukraine
Population Is in Flight
Patriots, With Artillery, Are
Advancing Toward Thorn,
North of Prussian Border

BERLIN, Jan. 7.--Polish troops with
artillery are advancing toward Thorn,
lorth Of the Polish Prussian border.
according to dispatches received here
from German sources. In Eastern
Brandenburg the population, it is
added, is fleeing westward, owing to the
advance of the Poles, who are now
within seven miles of the border of
Brandenburg.
According to the Polish News Agency
the Germans have asked the Polish
government for free passage through
Poland 1or troops returning from the
Ukraine. The Poles were informed that
if they refused the Germans would
force a way through.
The Polish government, in reply, de-
clared that the German troops must
be disarmed before they passed through
Poland that railroad cars and engines
must be surrendered for use in bring
ing about the immediate occupation of
Wilma By the Poles, and that the Poles
be given sufficient war material to
complete the organization Of the Polish
military forces.
Would Be Act of War
The Germans were informed that if
they attempted to force a passage, it
would be considered an act of war The
Polish government added that it had
Informed the Allied governments Of
the German demands.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Ruthenian troops
have advanced and surrounded Lem
berg, which is defended by the Poles,
according to a Central News dispatch
from Copenhagen, quoting advices from
Vienna dated Saturday. 1t is added
that the Poles have been driven from
Lubachoff, northwest of Lemberg.
In the advance on Lemberg the Ru-
thenians attacked with 10000 rifles on
front Of twelve miles. All the Polish
forces in Lemberg took part in the
fighting, including division made up
of Polish women. This division, it is
added, suffered severe losses and many
of the women were captured
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Japanese Conquers Plague
Scientist Isolatcs Yellow Fever
'erm; Exposed Persons
immune

Report from Ecuador indicate that
v Noguchi, the famous Japanese
scientist. VINO is at presen, in that
s''"tfz, has isolated the baei,iu.
N''sh causes yellow fever, and haz
mspare' ,a' an ansi.serum contefring i'm
Tsh''I On those exposed to the dis
~. The discovery is being tried out
~ 1esadofan troops in the fcvery in.
lsfior. y -
., ne ne conquest Of yellow fever il one
me important achievements. In The
anal Zone the first stnpn were tatcn, ~ ~.
~. ~ 'syer was banishcd by sanitatlon,
No. ~. proper sanitation is AN eztengiys
.Defss ana IN impracticable IN
g,'s,ss sst,Sssssy<settIed regions. 50 Dr. No-
d., 49, ais<:1Yery comes 10 give need
sf.s Rppp ~ grace 10 the old vjlDAin.
x1.asH x'sa feyer Toronto Mai and Nm,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
HOhensoIiern Star Has
Set. Says Bernst0yf

7 ONDON, Jan. "a Berlin
IL dispatch to "The Express
quotes Count Won Bernstorff as
saying that it was unthinkable
that the former Emperor or any
member of his family would again
rule over Germany. Asked if
there was no danger in William
Hohenzollern being 50 near in
Holland, the count replied:
Where the hell were we to
send him?'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

who are credited with having stolen
50 thoroughly that resident is quoted
as saving: When the Russians were
nele l wanted to hang myself. but
rope was lett
~. NO work is beng done in Lodz or
other manufacturing cities owing to
the lack Of raw material. The the
atres and the stores are open at LODI.
noWeFer except when parades are
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
French Destroyer Hits Mine
I'm Black Sea: 4 Men Killed

PARIS. Jan. = Four sailors werc
kllled IN the BLACK Sea on January I
as result of the French torpedo boat
destroyer Enseigne Henry striking Il
mine. The destroyer was damaged by
the explosion. but was able to reach
tonstantinople under her own power
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Many Villages
Are Captured
Bv Bolsllevikii i
Reds III March OH Reval
Reach Point so Miles
From City, London Hears

LONDON. Jan. THE Bolsheviki
are marching on Reval. in Esthonia.
and have reached Charlottenofr. about
thirty miles east-southcast OF Reval,
according to u Russian wireless dis
patch received here to-day.
The port of Riga was captured by the
Bolsheviki at noon on January 4. the
dispatch states.
Numerous Villages Taken
A general advance by the Bolshevik
forces marching westward in Old
Russia is claimed by the Russian
Soviet government The capture Of
numerous villages is reported.
Lithuanian troops. the report states
have occupied Podbrodzie. about thirty
miles northeast of Wilma. In the region
of Stepanovo the Bolsheviki claim 10
have taken 1000 prisoners and con
siderable booty
WASHINGTON. Jan Admiral
Sinclair of the British navy. who has
arrived at Copenhagen from Riga. re-
ported that on the withdrawal Of Allied
forces from that city the opposing Boil
shevlk forces were only few kilo-
metres away. His report reached the
State Department to-day. The Bolshe-
vlk elements were organizing uprisings
and We're joined by some Lettish
troops. who had been armed hv the
British.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

Enemy Ship Reaches France
TOULON, France, Jan. THE Aus
tro-Hungarian battleship Salzburg,
by France, has arrived
at this port. She is the first enemy
ship to drop anchor in French waters.
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>Sis%l@37 I@llMS!
~ by Ruth Cameron
THEY AREN'T REALLY DEAF

enjoyed talking about her behind her
bach, but didn't enjoy their vain efforts
L. get another cook. Needless To sly
IT,. husband got vigorous earful from
his Sp"uS".
Incidentally. tn" story in some way
got about in his own CirCl" and caused
considerable" amusement.
Their Private Opinion Of Their Bene-
factors.
In another family tn" people had the
hadn't of -INinr very rUd" things ah"u'
some wealthy cousins from whom th"y
H.. ,>,iuwn t. them. their maid Of all work
gIrl IN ihr huu, Of III" wealthy cousins
aui all the sCarhInE, disaGr""ah'c com
mrntS on their hrnrfHrlorS w"r" duly
PASSED on - her. Under normal con
ldIrluuS that would not hay" mattcr"d.
for things that would cause great tn
inult II they were repeated IN IN" draw
ing Room ar" often common knowledge
IN the Kitchen without leaking through.
EIt as il hlpI"n"d ih"r" vas 4 violent
fuss one day between IN" lady of the
hupS" md thu nurse r'rl. ana IN" latter
IA he heat "f her temper told them what
ihCIr poor relations sad about them.
don't h"licy" either family VIII ever
'hill; Of their domestic helpers as dCat
again.
,rralc"snres m Ills respect Is on" Of
~. hugs which people uf III" highest
breed a.: nr.. not EGIltv ~. Won know
". 'rlIhN I"nrl" who mr." guilty" Yes,
hu' There Two terms arr mills from ho-
ling 'syruu"m"US.
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PLAN PREVENTION
or The WET SPELL"


COl.l'Mlil :. -. prt. @H.--l'r"h!h''!Ne
tan. running Perhaps as h'sh as hall
million dollars. and certainty not less
than Sluu." i t. hr proposed :" con-
rg"Ss by IN" Nn'l-Saluun League us Il
n"1sur' - prevent sal" Of ln,'NirhniS
hrtwrrn such dat" rs tn" S'nrt" may
raIify th" German U"Hr" treaty ana
january Ii. when constitutional pr"h.-
hitinn goes lurn effect. and even after
that d.,tr. should rfr"ct at tn" "iEh,"cnth
a:u",ldm,ut h.. tr"d up III litigation.
In rh" TAX measure tn" dryS would
have inrlUj"d MANY of the provisions Of
the enforcement act passed by congress
over III" PRESIDENTS veto.
Ernest H. 'herrInGton. secretary or
the executive committee Of the league.
today unnruurrd that dry leaders III con-
ErcsS wouli lac asked |" introduce the
m"aSur" It: once, and that there was
little doubt tun. Il would pass. Such
measure. h" declared w"uld require only
majority vote ia both houses, How
ever. u" 'nid n" h"lirv'i 1t would re-
ceivr NOR" than = majority vote. sue
cess Of IN" ia assure. he sad. would Ice
helped 10y Iup"ndIng lah1r troubles
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SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Town Of woodsdale, Ohio County, West


The Undersigned commissioners. APP
: Pointed for the pmrprse 10y III" Council
of the Town Of Wuudsdalc. VIII, until
the Hth day Of November, 1919. at Il
o'clock, noon. receive sealed bids for
the sale q. one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars ,SlOU.00O.06) worth Of Street I'M
prUvcmcnt Coupon Bonds Of the Town
/ " Wrodsdalr. with accrued interest.
said bonds being numbered from l 10
one Thousand Dollars tSl,0n0.OO) each.
All OF said bonds. or any part thereof.
are rcdrcInablc at the option OF council
ten NND years from thor date. and are
payable thirty-iu'fr SD years from
date. with interest AZ the rat" Of five
nually at the Dollar SAVINGS n Trust
Company. Wheeling. West Virginia. and
are dated November LIST. 1919.
Said bonds having h"cu approved by
the Attorney general Of the Stat" Of
West Virginia. a. required by Chapter
81 Of the Acts Of l9l7. are now binding
obligation upon III" town of Wood$dlic.
West Virginia.
Each bid shall hr accompanied By i
certified check equal to five $50 per
rent Of the value ~ the bonds bid pur
payable to tho uHd"rs.Enrd commits
sinners.
TIL" said commissioners reserve IN"
right to reject any AID all bids, and may
! US" the check accompanying bids as H..
qudat"d damage! for failure to comply
with tn" bid. If III" same is accepted
All bids shall J." marked BIDS for
WoodSdale Ruuds." and mailed 10 Il. H.
Naylor. No. 3n5 National Bank Build ng
Wheeling, West Virginia.
GEniaiE W. BARON,
pTrO SCIIENk.
GEO. 4. LAl GIILIN
o-i3- commissioners.
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AVIATION GAINS BY
REVERSIBLE AIRPLANE

DAYTON. O. oct. @9-Announccmcn
from Nrtuuk aviation field to-day that
successful tests hay" been mad" with 4
r"vcrsihl" airpllnr propeller. means. ac-
C"rdur 10 officials that the day Of the
back yard" airp!auc Is here.
With tn" new propeller. a!rplanrS can
land and br brought 10 Il stop within
81 feet hy actual test. officials said.
The new device will ais" increase tn"
climbing speed Of an a!rplan" 80 per
cent. and permit Of higher altitude fly
ing. 50.0Nn feet being 4 possible limit.
Seth Hart. Of Los Angeles, California.
Is thu Inventor Of the propeller.
Tho Attendance uf women At III" Eng
Gsh foot bal games has increased Ia such
an extent that tn" most of tho profess
Si"nal clubs hay" decided to vii hdraw
Il" special conc" sS3ons h"r"I orurc grant
I'd tn" fair s"X in the way of free or
reduced admission.
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A WORKING GIRLS LIFE.

Day in and day out month after
month. she tolls. Often she is the
hrcadwiunrr of IN" family and must
work that others may 1.-Two. Rain or
shine. warm or cold. she must be at her
place OF employment on time. \ great
majority Of such girls are on their feet
from morning until night. and symp-
toms Of female troubles are early mani
c,stcd by weak and aching backs. drag
G.uI;-duwn pains. headaches and ncrv-
BUSINESS. Such EIrlS are asked to try
that most successful Of all remedies for
W"mans Ills. Lydia IT,. rInkhams NcGc-
table Compound which fer more than
forty years has been giving girls
strength 10 do their work.
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How many ways thor" are in which
p"u9l" seem - blind themselves about
perfectly "hvluUS things
hnc # n" most marvellous examples
Of this sort Of mental "str'rhism. IS IN"
way prurl. who employ helpers IN IN"
hcue" vii! talk about AL Sorts "f things
winch th"y wouldn't wait !" hay" X"
"UiSId" ii" house. IL tn" h"Hr!nE "t
t.rgH girls.
I, Surn"'imcs seems to mo 4 house.
work rirl onr" tuld me. Us If they
Thought "" d.dn't understand lh'.r Ian
guog" when th.y :;ik "h"nt private"
things. Either that. or Is" hint W"
mt stcnr dear Whenever they felt Xix"
having IT,
It Proved 4 Boomerang.
heard most amazing cas-" III" other
day wh"rr such sclG-d"""p; !on proved Z
boomerang.
\ mnn who w0e dining ~ 4 fri"nd's
hous" WIS talking about tn" cook IN"
Employed. Il rail hrr cook" h" sad.
hui don't know why do. for Sh" cant
realty coos at all"
A. i, hrpr"ncd. tho second girl who
WIS waiting ON ~" tab" al 'i"' iinA" waS
4 nth cousin &C. the cook IN GG"Sii"n
and If rnUr$" promptly conveyed Tho
criticism :" h.r.
who Could Cook with One Egg1
'Cooh"' SAID the fifth cousin. "W"il, ~
I don't suppose | can. h"r" IN thus place:
Rul I'd lthr t. -" aHyb"dy Nil" could
with o,'' ',,E.'
Wh,r,.uy"m eh, arcs" and l":t--tn th'
vas, ln'u!lrnl"ur" Of 'hr household VIII"
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PROPOSE TRIPLE TEST
FOR CHILD LABORERS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.--rhld labor
legislation and the possibility Of "hta'm-
ing Uniform seton among nations ~ tn"
world on tn" subject h"lh the undivided
attention today Of ia" '-tt"rnati"nal COL
ference @ fworkluE women.
Grave Abbott. former head Of IA"
ch!ldrcn's bureau in IN" apartment IF
labor. opened tho days discussion with
an address suggesting thar children b"
not permitted 10 enter industrial "rru-
pations until thHy had passed tripl"
test based on age. educational progress
and physique
Nine. Louisa Landova-Stych"va. a
member of tn" 'rz"chn Slov:Ikian pHriIn-
rn"nt. gave hearty endorsement 10 the
proposal.
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TAKE THAT HOUSE TO MARKET
through the classified. If It's a
good house. and In" price Is right.
the buyer is already looking for II.
or course hc f. not likely 10 find 1t II
you keep the whole matter secret.
Buyers Of homes read the ads.
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IDEAL LOCATION
REDUCED IN PRICE.

This elegant located North Front
street property. fronting sixty feet on
" Front street. and extending to the
river. House contains seven rooms and
bath. with running water in all bed
rooms.
Owner anxious ~ sell and has reduced
the price several hundred dollars.
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
Sol wheeling Bank q Trust Building.
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A DOGS LIFE.

Rivers had como home and was stun
bling over things in IN" dark hallway.
What arc YOU growing about. dcar--
called Mrs. Rivers from tho floor above.
IT am growlinC." he answered in his
deepest bass voice. "to drown the bark
ing Of my shinc.---Seattlc Times.
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AUCTION HOUSE

We buy at fair market prices. new
and second hand household goods. or
any useful merchandise. that you will
sell or We will sell the same on COM
mission for you. from our place OF bus
in"Ss. at public auction. Money advanc-
cd on goods pending sale of same. calls
and deliveries made evenings. where
nrcferred McrChantS-Wc buy lob lots,
or one article. Address.
THE WALTER wICKHAM
Auction House
Corner Tenth and West Chapline SITS.
Phone 16@2-J. Wheeling. W. Va. All
business transactions confidential.
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THE WALTER WICKHAM
MuRuER AND SUICIDE

COENELI.SNlLLE. Ia. Oct oa-.Tohn
rOscn. of Layton. near here. murdered
his wifi" in their HON" late today and
then killed himself According to au-
thoritirs. Mrs P"sCn refused TO accom-
pany her husband Ia New York whore
the latter proposed 10 establish n resi-
dcnCc. Sh" reiterated here refusal again
today. and tho shooting followed.
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WANTEO-FemAIO

wANTED-Women. Is and over. Of
Wheeling and vicinity. who desire to
[nr pnrSn'gitinns as postoffice clerk field
clerks. departmental clerks, matrons,
etc. call and interview Mr.. Henry Lau-
rcns. at Mcclure Hotel, Thursday, Octc5
Der goth. Permanent positions at gooA
salaries. Minors. under 81. must be ac-
cnmpanicd by parent. Hours: l q. m. to
Q o. m. One day only. o-30-H
wANTED-At once, IS girls, Sausage
Dept. Apply at p. o. 1symAnn Co.
o-26-k
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! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !

TIL" title Of one nf Shakcspcarc's plays
is represented by tins rrbus sketch. Can
you LcCiphCr 1t?
ANSWER TO 40. Us.
If there arc sixteen players in INC
contest and the winner must then play
with the last years champion for tn"
ncw championship. the chances are 81 to
I raInSt any one nt III" players WIN
ming from tho old champion.
copyright 1919 hy sam Loyd.)
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FOR SALE-19l6 Model Ford runabo|
liray-Davis Starter, Stewart Speed
meter, Hammond Shock Absorbers, ca
bin Spark Lock. Call William FEET
3G35-ls. o-23-l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

are suffering with rhenma.
tISm Most important discovery Of tbs
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
US and say they are astoundcd at the Re-.
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Call;or-
MIA my-3S-i
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FARM FOR SALE

81 acres. house 10 rooms bath and
furnace. plenty fruit all kinds. good land
LAYS well on fine macadam road. one
mile from street car and railroad. ten
miles from Wheeling. Can 81. or ad-
dress,
CHARLES Il. RICE.
Elm Grove. ". Va.
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FOB SALE-Aufomobl0L

FOR SALE-The following used trucks
one Ia ton Republic. with steel two
way dump body: one I ton Republic with
cab and express body: one Smith Form
a truck complete with express body. All
these have been ovcrhauled and are
ready Ia put to work. Lawrence Motor
Co. 2l45 Main st. Phone Wheeling l57.
o-29-i
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Tho greater 80 necessity FOR saTinP
the greater your opportunity to use
The IntclliGencer Want Ads
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WANTED-MisceQaneous.

wANTED-pcccmhrr. l9lS. January.
February and March, 1919. copies Of
Ladies Home Journal. Write i. G. W.,
care Intcl!!gcncvr. O-29-i
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FOR SALE

FOR SAtE-Property on East FII
street. Four rooms and inside toll
Cheap and terms reasonable. Ap
1913 rhapline street. o-2S-
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LOST and FOUND

LosT-On National highway. between
West Alexander and 10th street,
Wheeling. wire wheel with Goodyear tire
attached. Liberal reward to finder BY
notifying Wheeling Used Car Company.
OH
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OFFICIALS FOR BOND
ELECTION NOV. 6, 1918
FIRST WARD.

Precinct No. l.
Judges Louis Zoccklcr, Sr., Geo. JOS
cph Joseph ii. Fox.
Clerks Raymond Falland, Joseph
Precinct No. 2.
JudEcs-Harry White. John Franz
Frank Condor.
Cicrke-,Jos. G. Gaus, Frank Thomas
Precinct No. 3.
Iudgrs-Louis Kuhn. VIM. Salada,
Geo. Rruhn.
Clcrks-Harry Chew. Arch Otto.
Precinct No. 4.
Judgrs-I.uuIs Rabig. Jos. Hedges.
Gicrks-Ambrose Shivcly. Thos. Nc
Elhattan.
Precinct No. 8.
JudEcs--ChaS. Bauer. casper GLASS;
ThnS T"omry. ST.
Clc-ks--Wm. Kobsch, Henry c. Nolte.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct No. /.
Judges Harry Jones, Henry Roberts,
Andrew Bishop.
rlrrks--iiarry Houscr. Bradley Potts
Precinct NO. 2.
Judgcs-C Cumberland Bradford. Car
field Cunning. X"ll Kent.
Cl"rks-LC" t.mm"rt Mars Carpenter.
Precinct No. 3.
IudEcs-Iicnry Walker. John Norton.
Fred Kindclhrrg"r.
(ICTkS---fu~aTU NAH. FTCu IbefhcT
Precinct No. 4.
JudgrS--IIrnry Spry"r. Ralph Kline.
William Jones.
C'icrks~.,'h ar."s schultz J. II. Dren-
men.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct No. l.
JudEcs-N q. Ficl. Christian Deku
TIrrK<-- 'larcnc~ Fcttc. Frank Cad-
well
Judges It"ht. IckarI. II. :. Richards.
John W. k"mplc.
Cl"rks-ll J. Arhrnz. J. w. Brooks
Precinct No. 3.
.ludG"s-:dw. Joyce, Harry HastingS
J. i. tavcnauEh.
Cicrks--p. l.. Mcdonald Jerry Halter
Precinct No. 4.
.TudG"s--Wm. Wint"rhaltcr. II. II
Hibhcrd. Herbert W"lsCh.
Cl"rks--A. ]. Porter. Frank Taylor
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct No. l.
.TudG"S--N. r.. l.trkrrson, Edward
Schaf"r. John W"itz"l.
rlerkS--Jor l;ctuaCEcr. Isaac Brock.
Precinct No. q.
JudErs-ChriSt SchmItth.l Howard Wat
kinS. Harry SaurrS.
C!crks--Gco. i. Johnson. John Brill.
Precinct No. 3.
JudEcs--Dan West. Harry West. Hen
~ Nol!!aEcr.
Clcrks-Wm Sto"hr. Frank Shields.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct No. /.
judges Edward Orn"ld. Albert Con
rad. William BUGGY.
IIrrks-l'ranh McGinnis. Sclby Stron-
Precinct No. 2.
.IudSCs--I.rU'$ WmSSCn. Gregory
SChrrlbrr. ALBERT Auhcr.
Clerks Frank Mctiinnis, Sicily Strom-
berg.
Precinct No. }.
judges Edward Frank. Charles Mo-
ran. Philip N"c!l.mE"r.
CIcrks-llrnry Bcitz. a. f. Ebcling.
Precinct No. 4.
Judges William Nrs5itt. Frank For
mclla. Louis MarSchn"r.
CIcrks--IIarry Ruchrntn. w ' R"""
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct No. /.
judges t..wr"ur" W"h::". John Ned.
!ck. James Eyruc.
Clrrks-lluwarh Hramm"r. Tom Troy.
Precinct No. 2.
JudScs--G"n. Bavum, Wll Ecistcr.
Walter Hurk".
Clrrks-K"bt. Logan. Rnht. Jenkins.
Precinct No. 3.
udgrS-MIrhaCI iroEdNr Henry Mar
tin. R"bt. Clark.
Clcrks--Rcn Frazier, Haven Robb.
Precinct No. 4.
LudECS--WIlIiam .tShwVrth, Pete S":-
fr:t. Ellsworth Hrinlr!U.
trCrkS--.tndrrw Stock. Geo. Vance.
Precinct No. S.
Judges Tom parSry. Henry kr"ugrr.
Tom Wrir
CLERKS Fred Ri,&uS, George McCurdy
Precinct No. 6.
William Gardner. John +.
Smith. Frank la.lUs.
Clerks John SturnaglC. Oscar Moore
Precinct Ho. 7.
.TudEcs-Mike MulrUy, Henry Scamon,
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WANTED-Male
wANTED-Nfcn.

wANTED-Mcn. IS and over. OF Wheel
inS aad vicinity, desiring 10 prepare
for government examinations for posi-
ti"ns as p"Stuffic" clerks. field clerks,
departmental clerks. railway mail clerks.
government farmers. revenue officers
customs officers, exc. call and inter-
view VI. Henry laurcnS at Mcclure
Hotel. Thursday. Ociuh"r 30th. l'rrma-
ncnt positions At good salaries. Minors,
under 81. must b" accomplished by par
rHt Hours: | j. IN. until y. M one
day only u-3Q-E
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LOST-Jcrsey cow: has bell on neck
and chain attached; reward; call 233.J
Elm Grove. o-i-k
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SEVENTH WARD.

SEVENTH "AHO.
Precinct No. !.
.TudGrS-ll. P"ff"nharGcr, Chas. y.
Jrnning. y. a. Wryman.
Clcrks--J. A I."r"utz. Tom Wilson.
Precinct. No. a.
Henry WcIchsrl.
Clcrks-G. F.. Smith. G.. u. Pcllcy.
Precinct No. 3.
Judges otto Hike. T. L. McGrana-
han. Samuel T.. Brothrrs.
Cicrks-Allan s. Adams. Roht. B.
Smith.
Precinct No. 4:
JudErs--ti"" T. chew. W. r. Luk"ns,
Louis &. I.aue.
C!~rks--rhas Schultz. !: q. Berger.
Precinct No. S.
IudgrS--fnhu f.. Richardson. w. Il.
Wells. !. 7. G""hwin.
ClcrkS-J l.. Sawirll. John Fr:cdcl.
Precinct No. 6.
Judges Th"s. Gabriel. j. j. Mccain
non. Daniel l'InCcr.
Eor.
Precinct No. =:
Jndg"s-John Uthman. w. X. Sta!l"y,
A. W. Crowth"r.
Clcrks-lIaI Hawkins, Mr.. Beardslcy.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct No. l.
Judges Fred Mcgale. Herman Fisher,
Robert watkins.
Clcrks-Mclvin TrusSPll. Geo Meyer.
Precinct No. 2.
Iudges-ChaS. McEalc. Joseph Ennis.
John W. Smith.
Clcrks-GcorgH Solte. Joseph Hancha-
maker
Precinct No. 3.
JudErs--Arnold Springer. John Show,
Fad Brown.
Clcrks-Fr"d Rnhn. Fred Hildebrccht.
Precinct No. 4.
Judges--Clydr Bounds. VIM. Schmidt.
James McIi"rry.
Ilerks--LOuiS ScriG. Earl Kratz.
Precinct No. 5.
1udgcs--Fhas. Litbyc. Jacob Kcssler
William Miller.
C1"rks--Ruda Wager. Chas. JepSon
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FOR sALE-Overland roadster, no RI
s0nablc offer refused. Inquire Chi
Bell. Rush Run. Ohio. o-2l.r
FOR SALE-GUAHANTEE 8IN0IY
CANARIES, 1871 10TH II, N
FLoooR. o-lS-tf
FOE SALE-Farrl, 60 acres, House 6 r.
base. barn. and silo, fruit all kinds. Bar.
gain $500 Call So Elm Brove. or "a
drss Ch1S. b. Rice. a-26-30t