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LEGAL NOTICES

fun, true and complete transcript Of the Ger.
thcate Of Stockholders Non.liability OF TAR.
IAN MINES INCORPORATED (No tSock
holders Liability mo. i03s1), with the en-.
dorsemenis thereon. as same appears on Gle
and Of record In the Office Ct the State Cor.
porati0n Commission
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. tho
State Corporation Commission Of tho
(Seal) State of New Mexico has caused this
certificate TO be signed by It's Chain
man and the seal Of said Commission
10 be affixed at the City OF Santa Fe ON this
Ninth day Of February. A. d. 1920.
HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
Attest; Chairman.
A. L. MORRISON, Clerk
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Watch your sweetheart for" The
Beloved Cheater" is coming to the
Princess
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state OF New Mexico
County Of Dona Ana, S.:
We, the undersigned, incorporators Of ,he
TARTAN MINES INCORPORATED (No
Stockholders Liability. do hereby certify aud
declare that there shall be- no stockholders
liability on account OF any stock issued by
said corporation.
Aud we do further certify and declare that
the principal Office Of the corporation in this
State shall be and is located In the Town Of
Columbus County Of Luna State OF New
Mexico, and that the name Of the Agent there.
in and in charge thereof, and upon whom
process against the corporation may be served
shall be- and is John Peter Mack
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have here
unto set our hands and seals thu Ord day Of
February, A. d. 1920.
ROBT l.. HOWE (Seai
A. n. SEARS (Senl
JOHN PETER MACK (seaI
IL. B. HOLT (Seal)
p. LINCOLN DEAN (seall
State Of Texas
County Of Fl Paso. S.:
On this Ord day OF February. A. d. 1920,
before me personally appeared Robert H.
Howe 10 me known TO be the person dee
scrihed in and who executed the foregoing in-
strumcnt, and acknowledged that he executed
the same as bis free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, l have hereunto sei
my hand and affixed my Official seal the day
and year in this certificate first above written.
(Seal) JESSIE r. NJ. HOWE,
Notary Public FL Paso County, Texas.
Ny commission expires june l, 1921
State Of Texas,
County Of Fl Paso, S.;
On THIS Ord day Of February a. d. 1920.
before me personally appeared John Peer
Mack, 10 mo known 20 be the person descri I'd
! in and who executed the foregoing instrum, ut
and acknowledged that he executed the sam,
as his free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, / have hercunto sei
my. hand and affixed my otical seal the ga,
and year in this certificate first above writ pa.
! (ScaD JESSIE J.. NJ HOWE,
Notary Public, II Paso County, Texas.
Ny commission expires June l, 1921.
State Of Texas,
County Of FL Paso, S.:
On this 3rd day Of February A. d. 1920,
before personally appeared A. N. Sc
aud T. Lincoln Dean and II. b. Holt, 70 Iaa
known 20 be the persons described in and wl1
executed the foregoing instrument, and ac-
knowedged that they executed the same as
| In Witness Whereof I have herounto o.:
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year in this certificate first above written.
| (Sea) JESSIE l.. NJ HOWE,
Notary Public, Fl Paso County, Texas.
My commission expires june /, 1921.
ENDORSED
| No. iO3Sl
Cor Reed Vol. Page G27
Certificate of Non.Liahility Of Stockholders q
TARTAN MINES INCORPORATED
tNo Stockholders Liability
| Filed In Ohicc Of State Corporation Commis.
| sion Of New Mexico.
Feb. 0, 1o2O-Il;3O A. NJ
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk.
Compared JJo to EMA.
| State Of New Mexico,
County OF Luna, S.:
| hereby certify that the within instrument
u writing was fled for record in my Office
/ the II day az Feb A. ID. 1920, az o'clock
/ 90 minutes =. NJ. aud recorded in Book
Of Art Of Inc, Page 222-3.
! (soaD p. A. HUGHES,
! County Clerk.
| By MYRTLE WILLIAMS, Deputy
| Feb "a Mar
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Captain Kids Kids at the RIalto.
Saturday. 1tc
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The "Brat" at the Rialto Theatre,
Thursday. 1tc
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Oil leases for sale ct the Graphic
office.
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The Southern
Pacific

resumed Monday March the operation
January 1918, under
Railroad Administration.
Your patronage Is asked the ground giving you
turn the best service
and employees, hope to your eommendation
Your consideration Is asked passage
railroad bill by the Congress determining public
the railroads, only Of a long
period Of uncertainty which impossible
the period eadjustment following
March Isl rely upon your patience
Your cooperation is asked letting the benefit Of your
suggestions and counsel i'm connection with service
= For further information
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION o
NEW MEXICO
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United Staios Of America,
State Of New Mexico, S.:
II is hereby certified, that the annexed Is n
full true and complete transcript Of the Ger.
iihcate Of Incorporation Of TARTAN MINES
INCORPORATED no stockhoders' Liabil-
iy) (No. l03s0), with the endorsements
thereon. ns same appears on hle and Of record
IN the Office OF tho State Corporation Commits.
sion.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the
State CORPORATION Commission Of the
tSealC State Of New Mexico has caused this
certificate to be signed by It's Chair.
man and the seal Of said Commission
TO he affixed at the City OF Santa Fe on this
Ninth day Of February. A. d. 1920
HUGH H. WILLIAMS,
Attest; Chairman.
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk.
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CERTIFICATE OF NoN-LIABILITY or
STOCKHOLDERS OF
TARTAN MINES INCORPORATED
(No Stockhodors Liability
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WARNING AGAINST
LOTTERY BY irwin

Several Wheeling citizens have rec
entity received letters from Soren knud-
sen, Copenhagen. Denmark. soliciting
the sale OF lottery tickets, which IS
violation OF the federal law regarding
United States mails. according to Post
master w. w. Irwin. Mr.. Irwin stated
that it has been called to his attention
for the fourth time and In order to
guard the public against any such
fraudulent advertising by mail, every
body is warned not to take the FISK or
sending their pecuniary substance TO
Denmark for the purpose Of buying the
tickets.
The fourth letter was received in this
city yesterday and after 1t was eaiiea
to the attention of the postmaster u
was requested that the letter be placed
In his hands.
There is little chance for money get
ting out of the country to such lottery
agents" said Postmaster Irwin, due 10
the fact that the names Of various lot
terry agencies throughout Europe are IN
the hands OF federal rostofice oflcia IS
who eagerly guard the American cit
liens from being defrauded OF their
money"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
WARWOOD LYCEUM
OPENS WEDNESDAY

The second season OF the Lyccum
courses TO be held under the auspices
of the Warwood Lyceum association
will begin on Wednesday, November 3rd
in the auditorium Of the high school
building. Josephine MARITIME and az
sisting artists will render the evenings
program.
The ticket committee has been busy
during the past few weeks selling tick
cts for the season which will ontitle
each holder to the five numbers.
Miss MARITIME and her assistants need
but little introduction to the people as
she was with the same circuit last sea-
son. All who have seen or heard Miss
MARITIME predict in thu near future sh
will be one of the most brilliant and
best known artists in the United States.
A year ago she sang before Caruso,
Gatti- Casazza and Alex Lambert three
Of New York's greatest and most proml-
nent musical figures. All predicted
wonderful career for the young singer.
The great tenor singer did more than
praise her work. He coached her lor
several Of her operate numbers which
she is using on her present tour.
Miss Josephine Brougher. accompan--
list and piano soloist, is talented
young musician who plays with won
derfui skill and remarkable sympathy
A fitting assistant for Miss Martina.
Vital Podolsky, violinist, Is also an as
sistant of Miss MARITIME and he Is Il
wonderful artist who never rams 20
charm his hearers. He was educated In
the Conservatory Of Music at fetrograu.
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WEST LIBERTY STATE NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

On Tuesday evening the members Of
The "Cpstreamers" Sunday school class
OF the Methodist church. taught by Mr..
ID, B. Rogers. entertained their friends
N A wiener roast on the campus in die
rear OF the normal school building. Att
sfwards games were played around tho
bonfire.
On Thursday morning the school as
sAmbled in the auditorium for the
chapel exercises. After song by the
assembly, Miss Maudc l. Jefferson led
70 the scripture reading and prayer.
Then the students sang several other
songs, having as director. Miss Maude l..
Witherson. Following this President II.
j. McGinnis made some announcements.
Then the students voted on the nominees
for the offices in the student body or
eanization. Those elected are: Prcsl-
dant, Joseph Hunt: vice president,
Maria Hartley. and secretary-treasurer.
Eleanor Ball
Thursday evening the rural woman 3
Improvement club held 4 meeting for
the purpose Of learning how TO vote.
Mrg. c. T. Borgess. presided. The first
number on the program was piano
duet by Misses Maude King and Gladys
Kelley, Rhapsody" The selection was
received with enthusiastic applause.
Mrs. Julian Hearnc explained the mys-
tAriss of the ballot and how to use it,.
Mrs, A. w PAUL. told OF tke import
aree Of invest tgating this nominee be-
fore voting. Mrs g. ~ Koon sang tho
Beautiful solo BABY" She was ably &C
eoTnpanied by Miss Mauda Witherscn.
Miss Thelma Montgomery gave "Huckle-
berry Finn" as musical reading. She
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was In costume and impersonated her
part very successfully. Miss Rebecca
McColloch was he. accompanist. Miss
Margaret Ball read The Joiners" in her
customary pleasing manner. Miss Re-
becca McColloch. a pupil Of Mrs. Anna
Hilton Otto. sang winds Of the
South" accompanied by Miss Florence
Evans. Mr.. 4. ". PAUL spoke about
the proposed new bond issue and the
amendments. President McGinnis was
introduced and gave short talk. The
closing number was a piano solo, Rus
tie Of Spring" by Miss Maude l. With
erson. Supervisor Of Music of the West
Liberty State Normal School. The meet
Ing was well attended by the local
members and many visitors.
Last Friday evening. at 1880 o'clock.
the Irving Literary Society held It's
regular meeting In the Normal hall. Ar
ter the roll call the following program
was rendered:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lorentz. Joseph
Hunt
Negative-Mildred Borgess.. Russell
Bonar
Vocal Dust-Ruth Schad and Inez
Hoffman.
Reading-Alta Chips.
Think and Grln"-Cecil .Zitgman-
Mr.. Koon gave short talk. TAe
question for debate was. Resolved. that
Strikes Should Ec Abolished. The judges
George Boyd. Oan Routan and Miss
Witherson gave the decision In favor
of tho affirmative.
The extension work is making good
progress. Mr.. koonz visits his three
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classes. one at Moundsvillc. one at
Limestone, and one at FollanSbee once
a week. He has outlined a very good
course of study for them. He also has
~ class doing correspondence work in
How to study" Mr.. ID. Il. Rogers has
culture. at Elm Grove. which he meets
every Wednesday at 1880 o'clock.
Personals
Mrs. ~ S. Evans. Mrs. Julia s, Fletch-
ar and Mrs r. Hope, Of Wheeling AMI
Mrs. Ray Taylor, Of Parkershurg. visit
ed the Dormitory Thursday morning
! Miss Maria Gist. Mr.. Olan Rutan. Mr.
Francis Freshwater. and Mr.. George
BOYD. members of the How to Study"
class. took dinner at the Dormitury,
Friday evening.
On Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Of Dallas. visited their son.
to spend the week end.
Mrs. A. b. LazcUhy of Warwood. Wis
tied at the Mccoy home on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Luckel entertained n
number OF students IT her home Friday
evening.
Miss Ethel Atkinson visited Wheel
ing. Saturday afternoon.
Many of the girls from the dormitory
spent the week end at home. Those re-
turning Sunday were: Florence Evans
Margaret Gaynor, Wilma Weimer. and
Elizabeth Cowan. Of Wheeling; Margaret
Gibson. who with her roommate. Gale
Litleton: Estella Hayden. OF West Alex
ander. and Aileen and Zelda Howard Of
Dallas. Those returning Monday wero
Alta Chips OF Potom!c: Jessie Shook,
Of West Alexander and Catherine Por-
ter from the Stone Farm.
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twelve PERMITS

During the past week twelve building
permits We're issued by permit clerk
George Abrams for repairs and the cree
tivn Of garages and other minor I'M
Throughout; the city. The total building
permits amounted to but $3.50.
Mr.. Abrams stated that this has been
one OF the SluweSt weeks in building
rroicctS and he thinks that it has been
=; used by Ia" sudden change in the
Weather. Following are the permits
'NSued:
G. \ .Robrccht and company. repairs
- roof at No. 1910 Main street. Cost
George, Paur. repairs to house at 1900
lccolluCh street. Cost $3.50.
Mrs. NJ a. Morgan. concrete wall in
ront of her residence ut No. l05 South
'front.' street. Approximate cost $50.
]. A. Mc'ollcch. repairs to residence
No 30 Bridge street, Island.
vt $50.
Mrs. Mary Raper, erection q, a wash
'"rb street. Cost $3.50.
William J. Tak"r. erection OF frame
-"ragr on rear of lot AT Forbes avenue.
Elm Grove. Approximate cost $500.
place on National Road. Cost $3.50
l.awrCncc S!cinmCtz tile garage to be
erected on rear Of property at Woods
dial" Approx innate cost s60O.s
GHore" 4. Taylor company. -r"nairs TO
roof cr buildings at No. 1l45 Market ST.
Cost 10 10 5000.
C. i. Sca'tcrdav to enclose porch Mt
No. AS North Huron street Island
Costing s5n
T. r. Dimncv. addition Of ono room to
rnu~c At is Edgiugton Lane Cost 10 be
SEQ.
=. e. Robinson. erection Of en- elevator
for ronvcvrnCn # rNal ut ThirtN-aighth
s."ert and 3 Il O. r. Z. Cost Sl0h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
INJURIES FATAL

Anthony Rumlniski Of Barton, miner
employed ut the Stanley mine OF that
place, who was injured several days
ago when he was caught under fall
Of stone and slate, died yesterday morn
ing at the North Wheeling hospital. The
remains were removed to n local under
taking establishment and last night
were sent to his late home where the
funeral services will be held
The deceased waa native of Poland
and has been in this country for about
ten years He Is fnrty-tive years OF age
and Is survived BY his wife and several
children
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RIVER NEWS

Only one boat arrived at the local
wharf yesterday. that icing the Helen
T. on her last trip for the week from
New MatamoraS She laid over last
night and will leave at noon today for
the down river city.
Two boats are scheduled to arrive to-
day: the General Crowder.. which is due
10 arrive at Z o'clock on It's way to
Charleston from Pittsburgh. After load
ing her cargo here il will clear for down
tho river points at 10 o'clock. The Cen
craI Tershlng will dock here for sew
cral hours tonight at II o'clock on Its
way to pittsburgh from InrkersburG
It will clear on the last leg Of the yoy-
are to the Smoky City about midnight
A stage of nine feet is maintained in
the Dool,
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COMPLETE PAVING
BY NOVEMBER Is

CITY Manager Charles o. Ephlin yes
terday afternoon stated that all the paw
ing will be completed before the winter
sets in. which will stop operation tn
tirely, He further stated the Federal AS
nhait Paying Company will have~all the
Jobs which have been started COM
plrtcd by November 18th.
This means that Market street above
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth and Mar,
ket south Of the creek will pc completed
streets torn up at the present time eN-
pcct TO complete their work before that
ime.
Mr.. EphlIn said that the only, people
that haven't and will not complete the
work this year are the street car COM
panies and steps are to be taken 10 eet
them 10 complete the work as soon as
possible after sprin~ opens next year.
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NO WORD RECEIVED
! FROM Boys MOTHER
Authorities Still waiting to Hear Prom
Parent Of Samuel Blevtns.

! Chief Of Police Fred Fl. Frazier stated
last night that up to the present time
neither he nor Samuel A. BlevinS. charg-
ed with shooting and killing of G +.
II. Grandstaff. have received any word
for Blcvin'S mother.
Chief Frazier stated that he thought
that the boys mother has had plenty
of time 10 receive a letter and send n
reply and if one is not received today.
he will take stops through the authori-
ties Of Little Rock. Ark. TO locate her.
So far he has showed no sign OF be-
ing worried since he has told the story
Of the crime and thcfts he committed
while in this Cit".
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carl
G. RaCkmann in Il statement yesterday
afternoon said in AL probability the
case will be tried before the juvenile
court instead of the criminal court Qs
: was first stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
REV, BURkHARDT
T0ST. STEPHENS
BE1IAIRE PASTOR ANSWERS CALL
TO LOCAL REFORMED CHUhCA
NOVEMBER IS.
IL Well Known In Eastern Ohio and IN
Tho Wheeling District.

Rev. T.. c. Burkhardt. for the past
four years pastor of the First Rei orm
church of Bcllaire O.. has rendered MS
resignation and has accepted a call as
pastor of the st. Stephens Reform
church Of this city.
Rev. Burkhardt comes highly recon-
mcnded to the people of Wheeling as ne
has been in the ministry for the past
fifteen years. Before coming to BEL
lairc he was pastor Of Reform churcn
in Marion county. Ohio, where ne was
we'll known and liked by all the Hhe'"-
bers Of his congregation. VIM
He was educated in the Mission house
College at ShcboyGan. Wis ana wa
always leader among his fello" STU
dents when he went through college.
Rev. Burkhardt will accent the new
charge on November 18th when ne VIII
be installed as pastor of the local church
IT Thirty-siXth and Eoff streets.
The people Of Bcllaire will regret ms
leaving Ohio as he was well liked by
all
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7HF Taylor 1HOROFARE
BOOKS ARE READY

After working for the past two days.
work wa completed on the registration
books Wednesday and they are now
ready for the judges and clerks OF the
election Tuesday.
The exact number OF voters registered
was not known at a ia!c hour last eve
ming but will he given out by the county
commissioners sometime today 1t Is
thought that the list has doubled since
the last election due to the voting of the
women this year.
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elevator and supply company. Many
other meetings will be held through the
SALESMANSH|P

Salesmanship is one Of the courses
taught at the Y. ii. C. A. This course
will open on Monday evening at 1880
o'clock. and continue each Monday eve
tcrest is being manifested in the course
1t viii embrace the Fundamentals OF
salesmanship. aud how to apply them n
daily life; how to solve practical prob
lens of craftsmanship and sales MANAGE
ciaity tields: how to handle selling dim
cuities. by actual demonstration ale
OF goods right In the class. In short
how TO master the art Of salesmanship.
Any young men interested In this course
VIII DC we,fomTS a. re bu;,dan8'
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SUI o1lO ASAASA 49,
plain colors and fancy plaids,
accordion, knife, side and box
plated models, lengths % to 81
inches, sos to $12.9S.
Girls MILDLY Skirts with
white cotton waists, two differ
ent styles of plaits, size s to "A
years, $4.9S and S5.9S.
Girls Serge MILDLY Blouses
Blouses trimmed with white
braid, emblem on sleeve and
stars on collar, sizes 10 to 90
years, S5.9S and $7.9S.
Girls Flannel MILDLY Blouses
in red, green and navy blue,
trimmed with white braid, en-
blem on sleeves, sizes u to %
years, S9.9S to $500.
-Juvsnns shop-rn1rd floor.
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Mr.. WINTERS
Becomes Secretary Of the Local Credit
Mems Association

Mr.. Alvin Winters. formerly business
manager of the Wheeling Telegraph: has
acrepted the scrrrtaryship OF the Wheel
;nt, Association Of Credit Men. and Will
take UP his new duties November !,
With rooms in the Mcl.ain block. Mr..
Winters is an experienced business man
with a wide acquaintance throughout
this and adjacent communities. he Is
equipped for the new work he is under
taking. Under his direction the Credit
Association will doubtless prove to be
of great value and use to the commun-
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Deeds

: John 4. Hughes and Minnie r. Hughes
tn Charles l.. Powell and Eleanor D.
POWELL. Property in Elm Grove.
Julia NineSs Fox and Sydney foN !"
Christian Albert and wife. Property IN
Wheeling. -
Barte. Lot in EdgingtOn LANG.
Iona n. Taylor and husband TO w: r.
Hicks. Lot on north side of East Mer-
rift street. city. ,,,
VI. J. tullinan. guardian 70 Ineonore
Orum Lot on west side of Wood street.
Katherine OMailia to Throdor" Drum.
Property ut the corner of Thirty-frSt
and Wood street.
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Bsttar Than Pills.

The question has been asked. in what
way are Chamberlain's Tablets superior
to pills? Our answer is-They are cas-
lar and more pleasant TO take. more
gentle and mild in their action ana
more reliable. Then they cleanse and in
viroratc the stomach and leave the
bowels in. natural condition. while
pills are more harsh in effect. and their
use is often followed by constipation.
For sale by all dealers.
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BAKE SALE AT RE"EN's.

PRESBYTERIAN church will hold bake
sale and market day at Behren's store
at Woodsdale. The sale Will begin
promptly at 10 o'clock and will continue
until all the home made EHCdirs. u
Slsting OF cakes. bread. pies. candies
and other pastries have been sold.
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FARMERS TO MEET

general meeting OF Ohio county
farmers will I've held this afternoon at
tn" assembly room OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Mr.. A. J.. Potter OF Delaware
county. will address the meeting In re-
yards to the erection OF cn=aneratiVe
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ANOTHER MISSING
LETTER MYSTERY
October IS. 1920.

October IS. 1920.
,Il; Editor. IutolhgcnCer.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Dear Sir:
Thank YOU very much for your
trouble in looking up tn" Miller cut for
me. received it two days ago. l don
know whore il could have been in that
time, but probably only RurlcSon could
tell And he probably wouldn't.
Sincerely
JAMES L. CRUDE.
City Editor Toledo Times.
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Mrs. Maud GranGStan was appointed
administrators Of the estate or 'm'ricE
T. n Grandstafi, deceased. Bond or
$500. Appraisers Joseph w. GrandStah
Raymond Gilbert and Harry w. Gilbert
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j \ VI lJS Il. u ~ DE
CITY EDITOR TOl@dO TtmeS.

Tic letter in which tive picture WAS
enclosed was put in III" Wheeling post
office about four weeks Ig" TO E" 10
Toledo. Irp to October -. il had not
reached it's destination but, the above
letter comes in reply TO Il letter sent
Mr.. Grube Wednesday,
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COUNTY COURT
Tiduoiary
Marriage Licenses

Guy Williams Ong"li 49, ana MARY
Rryan R6nchart, "a, both Of Crooksrille.
Ia.
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BUY WAR sAvI.>GS STAMPS
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