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The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Shin Is Believed Iost.

Halifax.-The British steamer Brad. boyne, from New York to Cherbourg, is believed to have foundered in mid. Atlantic and some loss of life is fear. ed, according to radio messages re. ceived here
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Germans May Escane5

Geneva Anxiety is growing in Swiss official quarters lest many Ger mans accused by the allies of war crimes enter Switzerland to escape Ii. ability under the peace treaty.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Rolshiviki Eiaht Jans-

Tokio. Bolshevik uprising against the Japanese on the Island of Sakha- lin are reported. Important Japanese mining and petroleum plants have been attacked. A rescue party in 30 sledges has been sent to the scene.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Berlin Surprised At List.

Berlin. - The Tageblatt says the list of persons demanded by the al. lies from Germany surpasses any. thing which even the gretaest pessl. mists had considered possible.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
More suaar Is conninn

New York. - R. G. Scrymser of the sales department of the Federal su. gar Refinery, 91 Wall street, said that within two weeks there will be plenty of Cuban sugar at lower prices.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Soviet Army Is Routed.

Archangel. A wireless dispa'cn from Odessa reports great victory o1 the Russian volunteer army over tn0 Bolshevik forces which have Deep driven back over the Don river
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
New Is At San Quentin.

San Quentin. Cal. Harry NeW' convicted of the murder of Freda Les' ser, has become convict No. S34O6 ~ San Quentin prison. His mother ac' conpanied him as far as the prison gate.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
May Cancel All Contracts.

Toronto. Because of the soaring exchange rates local theaters are fac' ed with the necessity of cancelllns their contracts for attractions from the United States.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Not Financially Embarrassed.

Vienna Reports that former Elm peror Charles is financially embar- rassed are denied in semi-official note issued here. It is asserted he has several million kronen, to which may be added the value of his own and former Empress Zita's jewels.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Denies Offensive Plan.

Copenhagen. Reports that the Bolshevik government of Russia plans a military offensive against Poland are denied by Maxim Lityinoff, repre- sentative of the Soviet government.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
TeIIez Leaves Mexico City.

Mexico City Manuel Tellez, the new secretary at the Mexican embas- sy in Washington, has left for the United States. He formerly held a similar post at Picking.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Plans For a coun D,etat.

Saloniki. Y Bulgarian Bolsheviki have fixed May as the date of a coup de'etat by which the present re. gime in that country is to be busted by violence.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Schooner Is swamped.

Miami, Fla. The three-masted schooner William F. Davenport of Tampa, loaded with lumber, was swamped near Sun Key, south of Mi ami, according to word brought here.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Influenza At Rndanest

Budapest. = Eight hundred new cases of influenza are reported daily and statistics would indicate that the malady is fatal to 10 per cent of those striken.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
British Land in Turkev.

Constantinople. British marines have landed at Panderma, the north ern terminus of the railway to Smyrna.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Shortaqe of Nurses,

New York. A shortage of 40,00o rained nurses exists in the Unite. tates, according to the national or 4s.ization for public health nursing.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Proceed To Sell eernan sh;ns

Washington. - Supported by Pres ident Wilson, the Shipping Board plans to proceed with the sale of the 30 former German passenger liners
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Spitzberuen To Norway.

Paris. The treaty by which Nor way is given sovereignty over the Spitzbergen archipelago has been signed.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
To Sell Three Camps.

Washington. Sale of Eustis, Va, Gordon, Ga, and Taylor, Ky, army camps is provided for in a House bill passed by the Senate and sent to con force Provisions also was made for the purchase of the Curtiss- -Elmwood airplane plant at Buffalo, N. r.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Rulers Are To Wed.

Paris. Y Announcement is made of the engagement of Duchess de Valen. tinois and cunt Pierre de Polignae. son of Prince Max de Polignac. The duchess was recognized in May, 1918. as the adopted daughter of Prince Louis of Monaco, only son of the Prince of Monaco, ruler of that tiny DrinciOa1itv
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
LITTLE ROCK CONCERNS We Recommend These Firms Render Prompt and
 Efficient Service

HOME COOKING
 Service UnexcelIed 124 West Markham street
 MONEY TO LOAN On Watches, Diamonds and JeweIry. Bargains in Unredeemed Pledges. Markham and Main stS.
  SUIT CASES. BAGS, LEATHER GOODS Wholesale and Retail 2I3 Main st. Phone M. 1z50 ----~~--~------------~ ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPANY
 StatiOners 2I5 Main St. Little Rock -----~--~---->---~--->--~ ~-~--~--~----~----->-->< Where Live-and-Lct-Live Prices Prevail COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS
 6I7-6i0 Main St. Fire, Accident, Automobile, Casualty
 and Tornado
 SOUTHERN TRUST GO. A. J. Wilson, Manager
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1iS3{@5 de: T TS. 81 8
WHY FARMERS AND THEIR SONS DON'T GET
ALONG.
ALONG.

7 fancy that Is ono "f tho reasons
why tho wcalthirr classes lind IL ;"
much harder 10 stay marrlCd--bcrAuH'
not having daily toll to separate them
thcy SEQ to much Of each other.
Seeing too much 0f any ono Is aPt
70 result nthcec chafcd surfaces thar
We call nerves. And nerves arc a
drCndroul thing On ought /" h" ahi'
In conquer them 10y saving. This IS
nonsense really l0v" him or her III
my heart and | will not let myS"l1 G"'
10 quarr"IlinG just because my n"rf%t
nrc irritatrd" Rut il j. exceedingly
hard to conquer nrrvcg by Will.
Tho better way is. II possible. to re-
Iicvc tho chatting. Try in some way to
SEQ Iiltl, less Of tho person. TAX" \
vacation from each other. II YOU can I
either Of YOU actually go away. TAX" a
Vacation q in few evenings separation.
Lot him 20 his way and you go yours.
Ease your mental position and change
tho points Of contact MS II were ana
tho chatting may Suhsidc.
oMther sand Daughters Too.
seem to have StraHcd away from
rho farmers into "A discussion If how I"
l." happy though married. Rut Il"
not mean these suggestions only Tor
married folks. hut for all who ar"
obliged by cirCums tanCnS to sec great
dral nr some onc housc-mat" bH il
farmers and their sons. mothers ana
dauchtcrs. sisters. husbands and wives
IN short. anvon" who finds some house
mate is betting on his or her nerves.
And now perhaps some farmers wife
will toll me- whether il is true that
farmers and their sons don't got on
we'll together. and why she thinks 1t IS
So
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Here's . 7 funny question from let
Sh., wants me to say why farmers
and their Sons don't get along well to-
ccrh"r.
dldn'; knu what this was true,
hut If il j.. | think an make larry
good guess at tn" reason,
RCcauS,. II * hard tor pcopl" to haH"
common home life and NJ the sam"
time he in husin"S together. 1t is
notorious thta two adult women ma II
hard to run the business OF nome
together. m dapparcntly two adult mon
md il hard 10 run their business Of n
farm together.
Double Contracts.
Sharing both business an dhomc llf"
with another person lS putting pretty
hard strain on your ability t" get along
together. Two different sets Of con
tracts. a set Of business contracts and a
set Of home contracts. don't ruh on tho
sam" mental surfaces and. therefore.
there is loss danger Of chatting and fric-
tIun.
Then again. il * harlrr 10 do bust
ness with n rolatiN" because YOU lack
the mpcrCnalIIy Of a purely business
footing. \ man expects certain
when things 70 wrong. hut n" du"Sn't
TAX" il 50 we'll when that bass is q
relative. The air doesn't clear M 50
well. \ sons" 81 grievance and injury
- apt {" linC"r.
You Can See Too Much.
Fat the biggest reason is the first
to" much contract with one personality.
Even when YOU like person very
much. too much contract Is dangerous.
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/ lead and slightly /" wjndward. The
! " iud hr""E"d up aS<Ih |" SiA Knots ID
! ms point.
: SlN miles and W"r" mi" ana ma
or S"ahrGhi. y. }.
Tn" Am"r'r1n >l""r S!n"lN hut Stra"'
I lily Inrrcas'd her lead At lii p. m Wh'ii
Shamrock went about on tn" port t',i
and headed .u>h"r" whtl" IA" l;"N"iut"
I continued "u tn. starhnard tack. u "AI
nothing more than 4 drifting ulAt'n IN
which both shippers u~"d reaching Jio'
/ To eaten IN" uncertain air. g..
After short board - '"rt ma 'r' ','.' !.
' came about again on IN Nihth"arI 'hrk
and i"il"M"d ~ ih' WhH' o. '''N', wv, Wv,
which Siid AI""S = H'''' ''N'' '"'''
tn. en-" ''hE'T' ,,c o,
i''%"!rl, -" '',,I ~ ,,.fir,. wn,n
. mi" dil't wv" p""iN 90 >'''''t, W" =.
3 III" Narht hdd covered NH H'''' ~
their &o-mll" ""urS".
L. turned out - hC typical 'dp
r.,rr dty after I'll with :, flat 500 and
dead AIR. In the handling of tn" head
..rS .Er>o,u,.'s crew showed Ia al
,'ArI,,r. n,rr the sailors Of the chat
L.ug"r.
IGc rcso,ufc d,J not take in her
baby lih until ABOUT 50 seconds aft:
,hn ShumrncR had done 50. hu, tho
. ,,uc-lr,u skinner v1,; able L. break out
his Iarrrr Ill tnp>aiI nearly u minut"
hcforr The Eritish or, could st theirs
NM,
Hobinj tho Yachts on both sides of tho
racing Inns steamed TN, c\curSiou fleet
inserted line. A diversion If the after
noon race was tho grounding ot an
aerial naval cruiser hearing som" Sp"r-
,,t"rs 'rh. rjanr wcni ashurc on 4
sand nit on the mouth Of ;hc South.
berry river.
In passing Shrewsbury hu"y n,Nc
miles from the start and >iN miles
H., turDsn,- ma X RrSElutr WAS
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SHAMROCK WINS
lcortinued on Page Ton. }

NSOhL1nueo On rag . 4eo-D
factory for Il yacht race. Tho sky was
heavily overcast and what little breeze
was stirring was titful.
ReSUlute'S tender took ncr in tow and
started fer tn" Horse Shoe.
Shamrock sailed anything but at
straight cOurS" for the finish and at one
time il seemed Us If her commander did
not intend /" cross he linz. He reached
there is fairly good time. however. and
received tn, whistlinE applause as the
hrSt challenger 10 WIN a race IN 40 years.
E"s"lutc will receive new halyard
tomorrow and should be ready for the
second rare on saturday. The score to-
none. Summary. First cup race. c"urs"
- miles To windward and return. wind
southwest. light.
Made Poor Start
Sandy Hook. y. J.. July lJ.--Shan-
rock ~. British challenger for the Am
errca's Cup today won tn trSt rae" of
the 1920 regatta. sailing across the finish
I'm" Mt 1850 unofficial time. after tn"
RcSoiutc had been Withdrawn bccaus" OF
u m!shap TO her rigging.
Resolutc'S broken gear can easily be
repaired and the two yachts viii sail
tho second race over the triangular
course on saturday, according 10 Il wire
less message from thu ,itIc.Hl press boat
late today
Shamrock was over the Inc al the
I,
William =. Burton. had to rccrusS. Mean
while Eesolujc slipped over m first
place. Shamrock r"CrOsscd about forty
seconds after RcSolur" and Immediately
stood after the American boat. hUt 90"
yards astrrn According To yacht SIMON
Shamr"Ck'S start today was the worst
ever made by Il Upton boat.
The Race In Detail
Sandy Hook. July l5.--k"Sului" led
Shamrock across the starting line today
in the first AmCrICaS cup rae" OF l?-n.
The official starting time Glyen from
the race committee boat wore; Ecsplu'c
l".OO.4O: Shamrock l1:0i IS.
Il also was announced officially that
the time allowance would he six mn-
utcs and 40 seconds due t. a change n
measuring tn" Shamrocks sails.
The excursion fleet clustered about
thc starving line like m!nnoWs around
a bread crumb and set w n smoke
scrccn that would have been tho envy
OF any convoy service. The haze was
so thick that spectators on shor" could
not see the lightships and the slopes
were lost 10 view within three miles or
the starting line.
From the shore Il was a?paren; that
the Shamrock had made n poor start
NOT crossing the line until after tho
handicap whistle had been. blown a,
l2:02 o'clock The yachts crossed the
line on the starhoard path.
Shamrock was over the line AZ tAe
starting signal and her skipper Cantain
William =. Burton had 10 recess Mean
while Rcsolutc slipped over IN first
place. Shamrock rccrossed nbo"i 40
seconds after Resolutc md Immediately
started after the American boat. hu;
mca. Shamrocks start Today vas the
worst ever made by a Upton boat.
At LOS y. nj. with both yachts stand
Ing off shore Oh starboard tack hes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
M'MECHEN
VIII Entertain Club

This evening at her home IN North
Marshall street. Mrs. !. ~. SN"rl Mi!
entertain the members ~ tho ko"k club
in honor OF h'r daughter. Mrs. Lee
BrySon and husband ana son Kenneth
who are visiting here irnu Los Angeles
California. Games nnd must" Will Ne
the chief diversions Of tn" evening, ana
at n late hour the guests Will repair TO
N" dining room, where" driici""S
three course luncheon Will be served.
Returned to Camp
Nelson Crow. who has been spend
two weeks furlouEh here with his par
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Crow. has return
cd Ia Camp sherman. Mr.. Crow states
that he likes the army life fine. and that
II IS agreeing with Nlm IN every way.
Former Resident dos
Tho many friends Of John Johnson.
Of ShcphrrdStown. formerly ct This city
viii be crIcvcd to learn "f ms death.
which occurred Wednesday. Word was
received here concerning II by his sis
ter. Mrs. John Houck. of South Bal''-
more street
Choir Rehearsal
Tho members q the Church nC COD
choir will hold u rehearsal this evening
in the church. ." prepare number "l
selections for tn" sunday service. II Is
requested that all members hc pr'scn'.
Entertained Last Evening
Last evening * arr nom" on RUIN
street. Mr.. John GoSncy cmtcr'2In%d
tho members OF Division No. =. Of the
Ladies Aid society. After Il short bus
mess session. the remainder OF IN" eve
ming was spent IN program "i iht"r-
mai pfStimcs. ~ 4 lat" hour delicious
Meyers Funeral
Funeral services uN'r tn romans OF
Miss ella Meyers VIZ, h.id last Hve-
ming al her hum, "n Ltn'nIn Slr''i h'N;
/, {. !. Byl"r. pas'%r 81 ~" 'hurTnH ~.
taken early tins ~ rnIuG Ia Woodruff
Nh, r., burial viii l', il.iQ'.
Gave Party
The member, - tn" Lad.'~ ErI"
class ot tn, church 81 ''rA |''N. 4 parry
IN tn, church r;rrur, AMI uUsl" wrr"
the puStim"s II thu "N"uluc, ais"
Short program was r"u',":'d. During
the evening. u plat "1t piSSra a'"u""
and all those who attended had /" ENc
as many IvnurS IT, they ~ years
old \ neat sum was rrni.z' i. winch
will he used 70" the nrn"tii "t tn" 'It>@
Entertained Society
The HON" al Mr.. Anna JaSn - vas
a merry scene last evening "n"n .LrS
Jasprrs entertained IN" members ~ me
Ladies' AId Soclct%. Music anu Pre-
gram ur .nf"rmaI rasrlm"= occupied the
hours Of tn" evening. and n lrlr h"A'
u delicious luncheon Wa - TNcd
Tank Arrives
Tho freezing rni.h for tnr VI, N"rH"n
Ice and storage romuduy's plant has ar
rived and W"rkmrn from ihr triumph
rompnny ct Cincinnati have arrived i"
aS>tiE'it u. l"' ''''''.'' ,'-u' W. 80
rlv" within n f." dr|S. ard upon us ar
rival III" plan, VIII ~ f'a'F 10y '""-
mess. ... ....,
Misses Eh"'r," ana .''TS%I'' 20.
hAt" %"n' 'n i'-r1 Ma. VIE r. ,n''
VIII remain several months i"f MISS
MarCar"ts health
Mr.. ". ~ Johnson mas %"1" - h"-
home 1t Nh'nh'fuNl"";', hl'f N'Hi,'ilt;
With Trends here Tor tn" past $"v"ra!
Nc"hE.
Mrs. Joseph NcIrh VINO UnGf'WcH' Al
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IN WEISE GOFF
CASE GETS HEARING

Special 20 The lntnliigcnC"r.
Peters burg. W. Va. July lj-PraC-
tically the entire day in IN" second trial
of Peter WcIsengoff. former saIoonkccp-
or Of Westernport. Md. for the murder
OF Sheriff Donald p, Davis az Piedmont.
two years ago. having been removed
here from Mine raj county. was taken up
with testimony for the defense. which
was in the man that the death Of Davis
was purely accidental. he contributing to
~ by jumping on the moving automobile
Of Wc!Scngoff whom he sought TO arrest
and GraSpinE the steering wheel.
|: was Contcndcd by the defense that
WslSenGort would not have deliberately
wrecked the car TO kill Davis when he
would have risked his own life and that
OF his children Very little testimony
remains 10 bc taken and the case will be
argued tomorrow hTc case Is expected
- reach the jury early Saturday.
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INDIANS GOOD SCORE

ConncaUt Lake Park Ia. July Is
. \ EoGart. head sachcm OF tn" San
duSky trrh". won tho IroQuoIs trophy
in the kOnne laut Indians annual trap
shooting tournament her" today. He
hrOk" IA out % 10 targets BoEart
- leading tn" !i"ld. for h" has broken
~ targets on Zach 80 The first three
davS Of tho tournament.
O'h"r nigh scores of lhs day were:
p. ". Gocll"r Erie. ll2. John DicsI,
Sindu<ky -: \ !. Stancllfr. Water
ford. \ /, krohl" cleveland: W. G.
i:,v>"r S"wirSl"y. and NJ. X. GillIland,
y, ~ ,'.,S' e.. - each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
RATES INCREASED

Charleston, ". Va. July lj.--Ordcr
Mas ISSUED today hy the public service
commission. increasing the rates Of the
CidrkSburg and Warrington Telephone
Company. The new rates arc residence
telephones SIS annually. payable in in
and SO for gas and coal companies
Business telephones are payable quar-
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S@3nu CASH SECURES
- NfRE' kNEM NIrH

S23nn CASH SECURES
37J-AfRE FARM. WITH
Valuable growing crops. rs cows. >
horses calf. bull, machinery. tools. i'm
PIGMENTS. dairy utensils: in heart Of
leading dairy section: 100 acres fields.
spring -watCrcd pasture. w"odlot: fruit
trees. sugar naples; Groom house. rum
ming spring water: big 3-StOry barn,
rev garage; affairs must h" settled:
everything for 5000. only s@"O0 cash.
hi lance easy terms. Details p1gC ~
StrouI'S Big Illustrated 'atuloE Farm
Bargains 81 states COPY free. Strout
Farm Agency. Sol All, Union Bank
Bldg. pittsburgh Jy-l6-E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Isl ACRES. $500. WITH
.CRuPS, Ia COWS. HORSES. TOOLS
Rig money maker; machine. worked
fields. great crops corn. oats. potatoes
spring pasture. som" wood,
fruit. sugar naples; near maradam
road. close village. short drive city: To-
room, house. big basement barn. cement
cow Ntahlr. spring water; remarkable
bargain. with all 1--we stock. marhin "ry.
part growing crops included for quick
ale: only $500. less than half cash.
balance easy terms. Details page 81
Srr"utS Rig illustrated CataloE Farm
bargains 81 States Copy free. S;rout
Farm Agency. AL, Union Bank Bldg
Pittsburgh. JN-l6-g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-Manufact OF women's
medium priced Mckay's wants two
experienced road statesmen for West
Virginia. one for northern half and one
for southern half. Want men who arc
producers and who will work sinai!
towns Give age. annual sales and ref
crcnces. All replies held confidential.
can give deliveries. Address Elbingcr
Shoe Mfg Co, Cincinnati, o. jy-li-i
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wANTED-AGEETs

twANTED-Large manufacturer wants
agents "a sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts dresses. waists. shoes. clothing.
etc. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills. Ju3 broadway. New York.
iC- e. NCd-Jot
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FOR SALE-TARMS

FOR SALE-harm ia acres: now s
room house. modern. all convenience
larS" hank barn. chicken house. etc :
fruit Of all kinds. on improved road: 4
No. ! farm, one Of the best in tho coun-
ty. Write \. Is. Wells. Wcllshurg. ".
Va jy-l3-l
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POE BENT

FOR EENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light house keeping and sleeping. APP
ply 2ud floor now lntriigenCer Bldg,
) Jh5 Market 81. tc-l2-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS
WARMING,

TrcsnaSSnrs on the boat katherine"
lying at Sth street. Wheeling. WI DE
prosecuted. Party that removed brass
fixtures is known. and carly return OF
the rarts is suggested. jy-l0-m
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wANTED-SALEShHH

wANTEp-Young man in store as
b salesman. good opportunity for right
party. between is and Il years prefer
red. Apply Steam Elcctr;" Co. ISL?
Market )y-l4-i
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uNFuRN1sHEo ROOMS WANTED

WANTED? or unfurnishcd rooms
out pike: II" children: good references.
Address CAT rikc. care Intcllig"nccr.
jy-li-j
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FIXTURES PoH SALE.

MILLINERY CASES, MARBLE BASE,
ELECTRIC EQUIPPED GLASS FLOOR
CASES. ENAnHLED FORKS, DRAP-
cry TREES, AND SUCH RIxTU1LS
THAT ARE USED IN THE OPERA
TON OF A MILLINERY AND LADIES
STORE.
THE BURGESS COMPANY,
jy-s.l 1860 MAIN ST1E1T.
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12O A for $4,000

BE sure 20 see this. full desc. n cata-
loSuc. SIR house. slate K. large barn
steel T.. other bldGs.. good orchard.
$1,000 hay goes If sold soon. Coal mine
fully equipped. scales. etc. Write for
Big Catalogue Ohio Farms. OF 600. any
size and price l. want
II. II. MASTERS. Farm Agent
Cambridge, ..
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DIED

rE1roRp-0r Thursday. July Is. 1870.
~ 80 O'Clock p. NJ. at his late rest
Irn,c IA Market street. THOMAS j.
TELFURD, III the 55rd year OF MS
az.
Funeral from the residence SATURDAY
morning $50. Requiem mass 81
Joseph cathedral 3 o'clock. Fricnoa
are respectfully invited to attend. In
lrrmcnt Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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WaNTED-MALE

wANTED-Two neat appearing young
men - travel with manager TO Cali
fornia and back. high class advertising
proposition. Salary $500 a week and
commission to those qualified. Apply
between ~ Z. m. and p. m. Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Furniyal, care Mcclure
Hotel. jy-l6-g