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New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

really, believe in the principles and
candidacles represented by them. My
appeal is to the vote of protest-the
vote Of people who say to themselves
! am disgruntled with what the Repub-
licans and Democrats have done and
therefore, | shall vote for another party
III which | do not sincerely believe"
After his address here Mr.. Roosevelt
went to Elizabeth, where a late after
noon meeting was held. He also spoke
in Paterson.
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found guilty of the use of unfair and

illegal methods of competition?
Every unfair business in America is
against me because l do not stand for
the return to the old order under which
the strong prospercd at the expense Of
the weak and under which big busi
ness grew bigger while small bust
nesses were forced out of existence.
"The insidious purpose of The Satur-
day Evening Post, cloaked Under non
PARTISAN methods for the past decade
and more, has finally been brought to
light"
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Answer to No. 452-
He bought 80 coats at $2.45. so pants
at CSC, and 81 vests at 49c, so that he
had a stock Of 80 complete suits in ad-
dItion to the extra pants and vests.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam Loyd.)
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"Rut tell them am not marrying
his family! | am marrying nm.
So writes young IcrI"r friend "t
mine, who SAYS her friends ar" warn
lug her not 10 marry n certain man
because his family are not her Kind ot
people.
she evidently thinks that the old
answer is sufnCl"nt.
Sts Hasn't a Chinaman's Chance.
II would b. If Ii were true. Fut "
isn't--not once IN ten thousand tunes
If she rnarrics him. she marrlcs IN"
man and his family.
In the first plaC" she marrIcS ms lam
lily hcCaus,.. as his wife. Sh" viii hay"
more or less contact with them, She
may think that since she can twist HIM
around her finger. she can w"an him
away from his family. Perhaps sh"
can IN the first passion of his love for
her But no woman who has any prln-
clplcS or any ideals or my ghost Of \
claim to Christian feeling. VIII try Ia
separate n man from his mother. And
oven If she should h" h"artlcss enough
to d. that. thor" viii com" day Of ven.
rcanCr. For his sense Of shame VIII
some day awake and. turned into boom
cranE Of resentment. Will wound II not
Hill his ioN" and respect for her.
As the Years Go BY.
In tho second plac" she is marrying
his family in him n" may seem on
the surf1rc quito different from them,
end lie may hc different in many ways.
But within HIM nr" sur" Ia h" som" OF
the family traits and tn" family points
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Mariners HOnOred for
killing Haitien Bandit

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The Con-
grcSsional medal Of honor was conferred
today on Lieutenant Herman II. HannH.
ken and Corporal William r. Button.
both OF the marine corps for "cNtranr-
binary herosm displayed in leading tho
force which killed the Haitien bandit
chief, CharlcmaGnc PeraltC. near Grand
Rivcre Haiti, last October. PrcScntn-
ton OF tho medals was made at the
navy department by Major General John
a. Lcjeunc. the new commandant Of
marines.
As rccountcd in the official citation,
Lieutenant Hannckcn and Corporal But
ton. disguised as natives. on the night
of October 81, led a small detachment OF
Gcndarmcrie through series Of out
posts flung out 10 protect tho bandit and
finally reached his headquarters. They
were discovered by the chiefs body
guard, upon whom Hannekcn opened fire
with two rrvolvers and Button with a
machine gun. Tho next morning. after
the detachment had succe sstully driven
of attacks by several hundred of Per
altos followers during The night. the
bandit chief and nine of his hodyguard
wre found dead at the scene of the first
encounter
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Side Talks
is QbW Eqfth Cameron
MARRYING THE FAMILY.

or view. and they Will como 10 light
inevitably as the years s" ny.
And they will como I" light. more
over. not only in hIm-but III their
children.
Mind you do not believe IN re-
rusinG to marry man because ihcre
has been misfortune or black Shocp IN
his family. There may be good people
and bad uCoplr IN on" family: On" or
tho stcadirst. most dependable mon I
know. has brother who never misses
a chance tn do the most terrible things.
But Know What You Are Doing.
What mean is that tho general
tendencies and prcjudiCes and prefer
cnccs and points of view of his family
are likely tn be mixed M in his char
actor somewhere. and Nou ought 10
lake this into consideration when you
marry him. lila.
For instance. II his people arc shift.
loss YOU arc apt to find some form or
shiftlcsSncsS coming tn light III MS
character.
the other foot for change arc Mario"
md ignorant and prcJudic"d. even
ihourh she seems hroad-mndcd and
nrorrrssivc YOU will som" day run up
against n strata Of narrow mindcdness
and prc iudiCc IN her.
or course VIC all bring faults into
Tho partnership Of matrlmony ana
cbould cXpcrt to got others in exchange.
Nm; there arc Srnc faults "" hat" NOR"
thor others. and I think W" better our
chances Of happiness when We steer
clear Of these.
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Denial Of Report Of
Strike By Rai|rOaderS

PITTSBURGH. Ia. july ..Th" CONT
COmmtttc" for the PCurFrlVan:n Lines
of the brotherhood of Maint"nanc" 90
Way employees opened Il three day sass
ion here today. l.. |. Kennedy Of Will
mington. Del, general chairman pre-
sided
Members Of tho committee announced
that internal affairs" relating To pro
Ccdurc TO be followed under the new
ESCh- CumminS transportation act. w"r"
discussed at today'S meeting. They de-
ciarcd the committee would not discuss
the strike question.
NJ. Z. Good. business agent Of the In
tcrnational Association Of Mach!n!StS;
railroad shipments branch, announced
today that he knew Of no meeting ~
machinlSts now being held or planned
TO discuss strike of railroad shopmcn.
In 4 statement issued at rh!lad"lphif
last Tuesday. II. \. Jeffrey, leader OF
six allied shop crafts. affiliated with TN"
American Federation Of Labor said rep
rcSentativcS of the men would meet
here today to act upon tho question Of
strike OF railroad shopmcn. Oitlc!a s.
OF the railroad brotherhood said tonight
that they knew Of no such meeting. add
ing that they did not believe such
session would be held here.
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MENlCO CITi. July l--Fr0NlnClaI
President Adolfc u" La HuOrto VIII not
Interfere in negotiations between oil
men and Gen. Ja"into Tr""ino secretary
Of commerce. and industry. he declared
today
4 delegation Of representatives OF
foreign oil interests interviewed tho
provisional president seeking 10 obtain
from him some modification Of General
Trcviros adverse rulings TUESDAY. hut
senior DC La Hucrta replied that his sec
retarics had ample powers and that ne
would not interfere with their lawful
decisions
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Cox IntGrVeneS In The
Dayton Street Car Strike

DAYTON, o. July lr-naNtont street
car strike was ncar settlement tonight
through tho cffor-s nt Governor con.
who today obtained an agreement from
III" striking "arm"n% representatives, I"
submit the iISput" tn arbitration. the
strikers will act on tho arbitration pro-
rnSal ~ a meeting tomorrow morning
and II was predicted her" tonight cars
would hc running by noon tomorrow.
Governor cox acted when tn" car COM
NAMES had hrcu ordered to resume SCR
vice by the Clty council. following a
deadlock in the negotiations between
tho strikers and the company officials.
The governor expressed tho fear or NiN-
lcncc might result should service he
resumed without an agreement having
been reached.
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HUNDREDS OF MINERS
ON COAL AND Elk OUT

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July l.
The striking coal miners Of Ming" ana
Pike counties today had an auEmenta-
ton of several hundred workers on the
Coal and Elk rivers. because Of the alb
scnce of wage contracts between opcr-
ators and miners.
District President G. +. k"nney and
Secretary Treasurer Fred Mooney to-
night went to Williamson, being called
there by the two conC!lntors from the
United States department OF labor.
Two hundreds Of miners on Coal R!N-
Or were directed TO cease work by w. w.
blizzard, president of sub-district num-
Der two OF district u; Thrrc, mines mines
associated with the Main Island Creek
coal company arc affected by this
strike. Mr.. Blizzard said thai these
mines have had no contract with their
employers.
The employees OF tho Queen Shoals
and Barren Creek mines on Elk Xiv.
in Clay county were ordered out by
President Jerry O'ConnCl Of Suh-dis-
trict No Of district Il. This str!k"
called out about 100 men. Its cause Is
attributed by union leaders 10 there
being no wage contract and the refusal
OF employers TO remedy the condio"nS
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PREMIER BORDEN WILL
RETIRE FROM OFFICE

OTTAWA. Ontario. July / ST Rob.
ert Borden. premier Of Canada. d"tlnl'"-
ly announced his retirement from pub
lie life at i general caucus Of un'oni>'S
here tonight. and his decision was -
grcttully accepted by IN" caucus. NJ
definite appointment Of successor !rN
boon made.
The caucus also decided {" form Il
new party under the nam" If th' ma
tional liberal and conservative PARTY
Although Sir Robert has h"cn in fa'l-
ing health for several months. ih"'@
WAS strong general desire for him ~
retain his post.
4 canvass of tho caucus showed that
sentiment strongly favored Arthur
MciChen minister Of tho Interior, as
Sir Roberts successor II" represents
IN parliament the district Of portoG" IN
Prairie Manitoba and IS the youngest
member OF the government. being ~
years old.
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SIXTEEN INJURED IN
TROLLEY CAR WRECK

EAST LIVERPOOL. O. July 1.-Thtr-
teen persons were injured. two seriously
and nineteen others escaped with minor
bruises. when a Stcuhcnville-Ea Fast Liver
pool md Beaver Valley Traction COM
rany car jumped the track. cut down
telephone pole and plowcd into an en-
hankmeut on tho Pleasant Heights hill
hero today.
George Railey. ~. who sustained a
deep scalp wound, and conclusion NJ
tho brain. and Gerald BNyCe. Is. whose
left shoulder vas fractured. were the
most seriously injured
Most Of tho injured. including Con-
ductOr Howard Moore. wer" cut by fly
ing glass Mntorman r. !. Floyd. who
stuck to his post. escaped with slight
cuts
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PITTSBURGH BOY SCOUTS
OFF FoR LONDON CONTESTS

PITTSBURGH. July 1-Frank Aston.
of Bellevue boy scout and William Cad
vailed. Of Williamsburg. sea scout. chos-
en- bv Federal Judge Joseph Burlington,
in the United States circuit court here
recently. from among 5000 competitors
10 enter tho International Olympic con-
tests for scouts in tho Olympia stadium
aroma. London. July 80 to August Z. left
Pittsburgh for New York today. cnroutc
TO England bearing letters Of introduce
tion from Joseph Burlington TO tho
United states ambassador at tho court
Of St. James the archbishop Of York.
and the lord-mayor Of London. The
scouts arc also carrying tho Pittsburgh
municipal flag for presentation to the
London mayor.
Scout Executive George w. Ehlcr or
Pittsburgh. tho only citizen Of the
| 'nitcd states on the board Of pudgcs for
the London meet. sailed today for Ing
land
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l. GROWING CROPS
TIL T3J,- MIrI1I,AN FARM

ALL GROWING CROFS
WITH BIG MICHIGAN FARM
rs acres corn. IS acres oats. - acres
rye. 20 acres hay. 10 acres wheat. T.
acre potatoes good garden, : horses, 1
cows, II calves. % sheep. hogs. ma
chincry. tools thrown in as additional
quick sale by owner. unable
continue longer. "55 acres tillaglc. pas
ture and wood: cuts 100 tons hay be-
sides other crops; near town K. Il. sta
ton: @-story house. big basement barn.
othsr buildings, pure water; must be
sold now and everything goes for only
$500, part cash. balance easy terms
Details mage ~ Sirout'S Zig Illustrated
Cataloe Farm Bargains 50 States. Copy
free Strout Farm Agency, sol AG..
Union Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa
jyc-g
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AMERICA REPRESENTED

BRUSSELS. July lily the Assoc
atrd Press}-Thc United states viii be
informally represented here. tomorrow
at the meeting Of the travelling peace
conference which, after having met II,
rho three other countries most affected
by the war. will assemble here IN thc
I.alais dcs Academies. W. &. Foyd"n OF
Chicago and Col. James y. Logan. the
American unofficial members. VIII C oII,'
along with the rcparations commission.
which will sit at the same time as the
supreme council.
The Americans will give advice re-
garding financial problems. particularly
Germany which are to he settled before
the allied conference with the Germans
AT SDa
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WOODEN MILLS SHUT DOWN

ANDOVER. Mass. July the prin-
cipal mills of the American NonIeh
cnnnany, now ope rating only three days
week. will be shut down completely
Sor an indefinite period on July ~;
President William NJ. Wood announce
today. Cancellation OF orders n'Ied "t
orders for next seasons goods. nc Sala'
made the stoppage necessary. Lr"S'-
dent Wood said it was Impossible 10
forecast how long the mills would nave
IN no closed
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$500 900 BID ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The bid Of
$500 600 for the former German liner
DeKalb. made by the American ship and
Commerce corporation. was accepted to-
day by the shipping board The, oher
OF $4,000 900 for the great liner LrEia +,
tban made by the United states Mail
Steamship company. sttll is under con-
SflrrItLOn
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AMBASSADOR RECEIVED

WASHINGTON. July l.-FreSldent
and Mrs Wilson entertained informally
al luncheon today Ambassador ana
Nine. Jusserand. who will sail SATURDAY
tro. tbc first time since the president
was was taken iii last September that a
member Of the diplomatic corns haa
been entertained at the White House;
soon after receiving the news tna MAJ
the Democratic national convention .., ,,,
adjourned until S p. m. San FranClSc"
time the president with Mrs. WILSON,
went for an automobile ride.
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~v1rAr1oN ACCEPTED

Special TO The Intelligence.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, July J.
Major Harry F. Hazlett. Of Canton. for
mer commander OF the 1S5th machine
gun battalion. Thirty-sevcnth division.
today accepted an invitation to pm sne
Watkins East Liverpool soldier. al an
Independence Day celebration to be held
here Monday, by Private Eddy Post NO,
s6, Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Watkins
was recently awarded the cross ,or Eal-
lantry in action during the world war
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wANTED-sALEshnN

wANTED-Live. dependable salesman.
TO carry a side line or regular, tho
best spring suspendcr on the market
for Northern Panhandle and Fayette
and Greene counties. Pa. Line small and
light. Investigate for big paving, per-
manent connection. Prefer man driving
car and making all towns. Reference
required. Write Springo Suspcnder CO..
Philippi, West Va. jy-e-l
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PUBLISHERS GIVE BONUS

COLUMBUS, June Robert and l!ar-
~ y, Wolfe. owners OF the Columbus
Dispatch and the ohio State Journa l.
today paid half yearly bonus checks TO
their employees totallinG more than
SlOO. 900. A similar bonus Was given
their employees at Christmas time.
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WITHOUT CAR SERVICE

NEW ORLEANS. July l.--."w W.
leans today vas without street or s"rv-
ice as result Of strike Of IN" "."no
employees Of tho New Orleans railway
and hight company which followed a
failur" Of the l'nrOn workers and IN"
federal receiver for tho company 10
reach an agreement as IN wages.
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1919 Ford Roadster. 1919 Ford truck, J
2L ton Federal trucks, | 81. ton White
truck. 1-ton Republic truck. Fiat Z
passenger touring car. ] Maxwell 5 pas
senger touring car-l9ls. All the cars
arc in good running condition. Inquire.
Wayne Coal Company, Parlett. Ohio. or
phone 1855 Stcubenville. or Court 1854.
Pittsburgh. Pa jc-"9-m
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nuNcAN THE WINNER.

DEAL, Eng. July l.--GeorGc pun
can The veteran British protcssionai
golfer won the British open gold cham'
pionship. concluded on the IiKs horS a nt
70 the front by doing the third round
in II and the final round in a..
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TYPOS CALLED OUT

DUBLIN July TIL" tyToSrarhers
union called ont its members tonight in
consequence Of the newspapers refusing
To accept union advertisement. No
ncwspa pers Will be able 10 publish Fri
day morning
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RIVER KILOGRAMS.
= Island dam. SIS feet: rising:

Davis Island dam. 30 fcet' rIs'ns'
cloudy. .,. o,
Oil City. II inches; falling; clcar.
Steubcnville. 9 feet: stationary: clear.
Morgantown. IA feet: stationary
Parkersburg, 11.6 feet. rising; clear
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LARGEST CLASS OF CADETS

WEST POINT, y. Y. Jnly Tn"
largest class Of new cadets IN us his
tory was admitted today 10 INC n'''I
states Military academy. It numbered
between 500 and con.
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MANY KILLED IN MUr1Ny

ROME. July 1.-The ncwspapcrS an,
nounse today that according To Official
figures twenty-four persons were killed
I'D ~ wounded during the recent mu-
tiny Of troops at AnCona.
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MARITAL, LAW PROCLAIMED

BERLIN. July 1-Martial law has
been proclaimed at Lubbock, owing t" the
serious disturbances there In the riots
Tho nnlicn used rifles and three persons
were killed yesterday. The citizens
LuarI was. called out. and calm was re-
stored by midnight.
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Maybe imitation is the sincerrst
nattery" said Uncle Bill Bottlctop, but
don't sec as wood alcohol mixture
is any special compliment TO tho mem
DRY Of old John Barlcycorn. WASH
inGton Star.
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N o T &c E

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
drrsigncd has lost or mislaid certificate
No. lna. for fvc 60 shares OF stock OF
the Unecda Brewing Company. The
time, place and circumstances Of the
loss arc not known to tho undersigned.
This notice is given for the purpose OF
complying with the rcnuiremcntS Of the
law Of West Virginia. and likewise
warning any persons against the pur
chase thereof from persons not tho
legal owners and holders thereof. as
The same has not been sold. pledged or
otherwise disposed of to'anothcr by the
undersigned.
Wheeling. W. Va, Jun" >. 1920.
HENRY SNYDER.
iupII IS-nSYyo
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Thinking persons not only nav" INC
inaIjenable right TO life, liberty and tho
pursuit Of happiness, as have other
pCoplc. but they also have the addition
al inalienable right to rivacy when they
nerd IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
500 RIFLES Seized

DI'RLIN, July THE police today
seized i've hundred rifles and a IarG"
quantity Of ammunition in the Stranor-
lar district Of Donegal.
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You think you are n pretty Naiuanle
member Of the community. but If your
services and talents wcr" put un Tor
sale without any preStig" or pull or
propcrty, how much would they bring
under the hammer:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

collie dog. az SIS S,
Front. Call cS@l-M, Wig. Jr-S0-i
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who Remembers

The old ia shioncd mllkman that al
ways gave an extra pint to tho GUS
toners along the end OF his route?
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AUTOS.

WILL trade Smith Form Ford truck for
Ford Roadster. Call Steam Electric
Co.. I'll. jy-s-i
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LOFT AND FOUND.

LOST-Ucdncsda afternoon in l.. S
Goods store purse containing watch
and chain. and check for $4,000. Re-
ward. Leave at Intelliscnccr Pub. Co.
1905 Market ST. Jy-l-h
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FARGO Y. n. July 1.-Thc Fargo
Forum. which has supported William
LANCER for tho Republican Euhcrna.
tnrral nomination. in an extra Int" to-
night. said that Gov. Lynn J. Frazier:
Non-Partisan League candidates. would
likely capture tho nOmina ton. Al
though LanCor led by $500 votes, on
latest tahulatcd returns. tho Forum csit-
mated that moro than $500 vote re-
mainod 10 he counted and that If Fra
zicr continued 10 gain as n" did through
out the day. he would win the nomna-
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NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
CANDIDATE DEFEATED

FARGO: y n, July --Th" minority
Of Xilliam LANCER. independent R"Duh-
lean candidate for tho Euh"rnatorlal
over Governor Lynn !. Fra
zicr. N"n-partisau I"hSu" candidate"
was cut L. i.f96 votes carly tonight
when l.4&9 precincts out ~ DOT. rep
rcscuting every county hut SIOUX. had
reported incomplete official returns from
yesterdays primary election. LANCER
had 45,2%9. and Frazier fl.ifS votes
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~AHrED-Good girl for general house
work. three in family, HOS Chapnne
St. Call l4i0-R. Y---i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
housework. Good pay. Phone Woods-
dale 1851. y-[l
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wANrEp-MAIE AID 7EMA11

WANTED - Experienced book-keeper.
State salary expected. Give refer
enco. Address r. J. F.care 1ntelltgen-
Ger. H-il
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FOE SALE-HorscS and mules. one pair
horses and years old. Well match
I'd. Weight 5000. One pair sorrcl
mules. Also extra good mine mules,
as | have no use for same. will sell at
very low price. Box 5. West Liberty.
W. Va. jy-1-k
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FOE RRNT-Eicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply End floor new 1nteligencer Bldg.
1905 Market ST. je-12-tf
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POE REN9

FOE AENT-Furnished housekeeping
room. front room. first floor. bath and
phSnc, 1929 Chapline ST. jy-2-h
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALB-Fresh COW, RichAnd, stop
S. Harry Fedchark. W.
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FOR sALE-Farm of about zoo acres
$50 acres cleared. with good slate
rooted house. out buildings. etc. known
as the Irons Farm" thrss-fourths
mile from Tippecanoc. Harrison county.
Ohio. Price -37.00o.Oo. Apply to Frank
Hines on the premises. or communicate
with Geo. iHarpham, c37 Arcade. Cleve-
land, Ohio. jy-1-i
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