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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LIMA nnTTNTfN

a
Office OF the Comm ssoner Of Public Lands
Santa Fe New Mexico
Notice Ia hereby given that pursuant TO the
provisions OF an Act OF Congress approved
June goth, 1910, the laws Of the State OF New
Mexico and rules and regulations Of the State
Land Office, the Commissioner Of Public
Lands will offer At public sale 10 the highest
bidder AZ / O'clock A. NJ, on "Wednesday
February 29d, 1921. in the town Of Deming
County cf Luna, State Of New Mexico. In
front Of the court house therein, the following
described tracts Of land viz:
Sale No. l7i2-All Of Sec. %; WV. WI
= \, Sec. IS; T 20 s., Il. IL W., containing
l.12O.0O acres There are no improvements
No bid on the above described tracts Of land
viii be accepted for lees than THREE Dol.
LAkS $4,000 per acre, which ia the ap.
praised value thereof, and in addition thereto
the successful bidder must pay for the i'm.
proyemenis that exist on The land
The above sale Of land viii be subject 70
the following terms and conditions, via
The successful bidder must pay TO the
Comni7siener OF Public Lands. or his agent
holding sach sale, one,tweniieth Of the price
offered by him Tor the land, four per cent in.
terest IN advance for the balance Of such
purchase price, fees for advertising and ap.
praisement, and all costs incidental 10 the
sale herein, each and all OF said amounts must
be deposited in cash or certified exehanEe al
the time Of sale and which said amounts and
All Of them are subject to forfeiture 70 the
state Of New Mexico II the successful bidder
after t has been mailed 10 him by the state
Land Office, said contract TO provide shat the
purchaser msy At his option make payments
of not less than one-thirtieth Of ninetv-five per
cent OF the purchase price OF any time after
the sale and prior 10 the expiration Of thirty
years from the date Of the contract and 10
provide for the payment Of anT unpaid bal
arcc AZ the expiration Of thirty years from
the date Of the contract with interest on de-
sSrred payments 81 the rate Of four per cent
Per Annum payable in advance on the ami
vorsary Of the date Of ihe contract partial
payments 10 b, credited on the anniversary
u the date OF the contract next following the
date OF tender.
The above sale Of land will he subject to
valid existing rights, easements, righta OF way
and reservations
An mineral rights In the above described
lands are reserved 10 the State.
The Commissioner Of Public Lands, or his
agent holding sueh sale. reserves the rirhr to
reject any and ali bids offered at said sale.
Possession under contracts o. sale for the
above described tracts win Be given on
before October ist, 1921.
Witness my hand and the offioial seal of
the State Land Office Of the State 81 New
MoSieo, this twenty eighth day Of November,
1920.
(SEAIO n A. FIELD,
81 Pebble Lands Stats 81 New
Mexico.
First Publication Nov 30 1889.
Last Publication FEB. .. 1871.
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE PROBATE COURT or THE
COUNTY OF LUNA AND STATE
OF NEW MEXICO

Exeeutrix' Notice
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Charles
A. eraser, Deceased.
To Whom IL May Concern:
The undersigned, executrix OF said
estate, hereby gives notice that on
Monday, on the 9TH day OF March. A.
d. 1921, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day, at the County Court
House In Deming. Luna County, New
Mexico. she will apply to said Court
for an order OF approval OF her Final
Account and Report on file i'm this
cause and for her discharge as such
executrix
SEMERIDA c. eraser,
EXecutrix OF the Estate Of Chares A.
eraser, Deceased.
A. w. Pollard, Attorney for ExecutriX
Dec 3i-Jan. is.
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strong prcies, and the plain to common
kinds sold slowly. The offerings were
cleaned up closely. There was a fair
ly good demand for stock cows.
Hogs
Hog prices advanced 20 TO 40 cents
today, and the trade was active. The
top price was $l0.25. and the bulk of
The offerings brought $685. to 5000,
more at $1,000 and above than below
the $1,000 evel. Compared with the
low point ten days ago the market Is
$3.50 higher Receipts continue below
requirements, and much smaller than
had been expected at this season of the
year. Pigs are selling at $S.T5 to $40.
~ Sheep and Lambs
Light receipts brought an active de-
mand In the sheep division. Sheep were
- cents higher, and lambs up % 10 40
cents. Western fed lambs sold up TO
$11.40, and ewes brought $425 TO $3.50.
Trade In half fat kinds was dull. There
was small inquiry for stockers and
feeders
Horses and Nudes
No fresh arrivals were reported In
the horse and mule division. Dealers
are expecting some Inquiry next week.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN,
Market Correspondent.
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Graphic advertisers are reliable.
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KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dee. ~
An advance OF %. 10 40 cents today re.
turned the 10 dollar quotation In the
hog market for the first time In nearly
four weeks. The top price was Sl0.25.
Packers cleared the pens IN snappy
trade. Cattle prices were stronger.
Demand was active. In Chicago, the
market was lower. and trade slow.
Lambs were up another 20 cents and
sl.I5 above the low point ten days ago.
Today's Receipts
Receipts today were 1000 cattle.
$500 hogs, and 5000 sheep, compared
with 10000 cattle, $500 hogs, and $500
sheep week ago, and 10000 cattle,
1880 hogs, and 10000 sheep year
ago.
Beef Cattle
Prices for fat cattle were steady 10
strong with a close clearance. Lower
prices In Chicago prevented a general
advance here as local receiis were not
above the requirements. Packers at
the outset bid lower and finally took
the bulk of the supply at steady TO
strong prices. Killing demand seems
to be showing increased volume. Fat
steers sold up TO SLID and medium TO
fair classes at $500 TO $1,000. Fat
cows brought $3.50 to $3.50 and heif-
ers 5000 TO 5000 with some prime
heifers $1,000. Veal calves were 80
cents higher. top S11.00. Few bulls
were offered. Prices were steady.
SteclSers and Feeders.
Thin IN ffla tfara In tnnlaro IN x.tt,t.lt
The best stockers and feeders brought
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LEGAL NOTICES

ton will be held at the Luna County
court house, Deming, New Meico, at
10 o'clock a. M, January II. 1921. for
the purpose of electing directors and
any other business which
may properly come before the Associa-
ton.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
this 18th day OF December, 1920.
l.. l.. GASKILL,
Secretary.
Dec. 2S-Jan. is.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA. STATE OF
NEW MEXICO
Executor's Notice

Executors Notice
In the Matter Of the Estate Of William
Van ROnzelen, Deceased.
To Whom II May Concern:
The undersigned, executor OF the
Estate OF william Van Ronzelen, de-
ceased, hereby gives public notice that
ON Monday, the 9TH day OF March. 1921,
at the hour Of ten o'clock in the fore.
noon OF said day. at the Court House
In the Village OF Deming. County Of
Luna, State Of New Mexico. he will
apply TO said Court for an order Of
approval Of his final account and re-
port on file In this cause snd for his
discharge as such executor.
CARL HOPPE.
Executor Of the Estate OF William Van
Ronzclen, Deceased.
A. W. Pollard. Attorney for Executor
Postoffice addess, 1O7 r. Spruce St,
Deming, n. NJ.
Dec. 31-Jan. IS
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POWER SURVEY OF THE
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM

Practical acceptance Of contract
from engineers H. Los Angeles TO sur
yey power possibilities at Elephant
Butte dam at cost not to exceed 3d.
600 was voted by the city council
Thursday after councilman Park Pit
man, Roland Harwell. manager OF
water Improvement district No. l OF
the reclamation service. and ii. II.
Brook. representing upper valley water
users, had endorsed the proposition
I'll Peso. Herald.
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Thin cattle were in moderate supply.
The best stockers and feeders brought
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HING LEE

Staple and Fancy Groceries. Candies
Chinese and Japanese Goods.
Hing Lee Bldg. Silver Ave
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
aual meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Mimbres Valley Farmers Associa-
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Hhsr. Ft9htdng oceurTsd

Pittsburgh. Pa, Aug. 2s.-Sherin Hill
OF Boone county reported over the long
distance telephone early tonight that ne
had reports to the effect that fve or SIX
men had been killed In an engagement
near Sharples. close 20 the Boone-LoSan
border. in Logan county.
Sheriff Hill said his informant was a
resident Of Sharp!cs who had been with
In half a mile OF the fight when the
shooting was going on"
Five or six men had been killed, he
added. but he did not know what dis
position had been made Of the bodies.
There Is no doubt in my mind" SAID
Sheriff Hill over the telephone. that
there was fight and some mon were
killed
Sharples Is l5 miles from Madison,
III. county sea. OF Boone county where
presIden; g. r. Keeney Of the United
Mine Workers last Friday turned back
The men who were marching from Mar
met TO Mingo county as protest
against martial law IN the latter county.
II contains about 1000 people and 10
ONLY a short distance from Blair. The
miners in this fec,ion are organized.
Several weeks ago. 2 detail OF state
poI!ce and deputy sher!fts were sent
from Logan 10 establish post or tho
police in that section. When thsy
n,ared Shurples. ihay were mot by a
body Of armed men who surrounded
and surprised them. according TO re-
ror,s sent out from Logan. they were
,,isarrncd ard ordered out OF the
,run,y. They arrived in Logan early
the next morning and reported tho In
r.,!rrt 10 Sheriff Chain. Late yester-
fav captain Brokua. with large de-
,achment Of state police which had been
on duty In the disturbed region OF
Mingo county arrived in Logan from
Williamson. They halted for few
minutes and then in company with Lo-
gan county deputy sheriffs. set out for
The L.ogan-Bonre border in the direc-
ton OF Sharples.
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man that came from Sharples after the
battle had taken place. and tA!s man
said that some miners were killed.
bu, was unable TO tell whether AL i've
Of the men had been fatally wounded.
Modesi.y claiming any exceptional
military science In ordering the advance
halted. Captain Brockus said that later
reports he had from Sharpies indicated
that tho state police had played IN
luck" In stopping where they did.
Ambush Feared.
We learned from Sharples that there
were between 1900 and 1000 armed
miners waiting for us to walk into 4
trap" Captain Brockus said. and II we
had advanced II seems assured very
serious situation would have developed"
All along the way. tho state police
officer explained pot shots" we're being
taken ut the officers from men hidden
in houses and In ambush.
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FOUR VICTIMS
Confined from Page one)

proceeded down tic road. We met up
with two automobiles N tho course or
the march ana placed SIX additional men
under arrest.
Fired on the Police.
With the eleven prisoners we marCh-
ed on toward Shmrplcs. and came upon
another squad ot five armed men. some
one called to us. that We would not 90
allowed 20 pass. W" called upon them
TO surrender their arms but received IN
reply q vo.ley OF shots.
Our men returned fire. and IN m"
fght. Ave men fell to tho ground. We
waited until We RAW that they were
n!cked up and carried away, and then
decided 10 d.scontlnu" the ndvanr" Tor
the present 1t was very dark and tho
fac, that soms OF our deputies w"r" IN
civilian clothes hamper!nE our dis
t!ngu!shing them. were reasons for our
deciding IN thls ma amor.
-Four Probably Dead.
Captain BrockuS could not definitely
state whether the five men were killed.
bur !n,imatcd that "prohably four were
killed"
lie said tina, he had talked with
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RAILROADERS
(Conhnusd From Page ons)

I've COMPANIES un'css satisfactory set
t,emont can 10 reached under the laws
OF the organization
Tho proposition which Con:ronts our
rncmbors and othrrs." sa!d the tram
mems ballot. carries with 4 an attempt
TO reverse the decision OF the United
states railroad labor board on ,he wage
reduction now IN effect since July |. or
else persuade or compel the railroad
companies to rclnatitu'" wax" rat"'
,hat tho labor board decided sh"H!i nc
reduced.
Many Favored STRIKE
"Many genera. yha!rm"n "i ~"
chicago meeting con July - favored an
immediate vote Of the members On IN"
wage cut, and held that e the ne'"s-
sarv majorit!cs - n" membership
Voted 10 leave tho service. '"at i strike
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should be called forthwith. In an effort
20 force II restoration OF the rates that
wrr, IN effect on June 30, 1921.
AZ; members md other. are hereby
notified that Y tho membership vote Is
n lawful. necessary majority 10 leave
the service rather than continue service
under the reduced wages now in effect,
they VIII on any or all lines whore suSh
vut. Is secured with the sanction OF
tho general grievance commit;ee) be
given necessary authority by the pres
dent OF the grand lodge. The president
9. tho grand lodG" VIII not with the In
formation given above) undertake to
proven, the wishes ~ the men. az ex-
pressed IN their ballot. from being al
hered to-
The number OF active members or the
Gvn ORGANIZATIONS 10 which ballots were
maMch was estimated Mt 10000 train
men. $4,000 fremcn. 10000 engineers,
10000 conductors. and 1900 switchmen.
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MINE LEADERS
Continued From Page One)

Kan county men. three deputies ma
Justico of tho Peace Fulton Mitchell.
had been captured by the armed band
md held prisoners in ClOther. Few
miles from Shnrp.cs the governors Oh
nee was ablo to throw llttle light on tho
details of tho capture. 1t was stated
however that the capture or the men
had developed n most intense leellhS
within Logan COunty. and citizens Oh
the community were arIn.ng themselves
and demanding OF Sheriff Don Chahn
that they be allowed ~ attack tho
armed forces,
Confer With Governor.
Decision To send tho adjutant general
and representatives Of th~ pune work
ers organization to the ssno followed
n conference this afternoon between
Governor Morgan and G. Frank kecney.
president Of District II. United Mine
Workers. At the conference President
Keeney announced afterwards. Geverno>
Morgan had assured him that the
miners would return TO their homes and
take part in no further disturbances, he
would guarantee mo invasion by doFu-
ties or other persons from Logan cour
~ In tho eortlon."
A. c. Porter, mombor Of tho mine
workers. executive board who was dis
patched by President Kocnry - his per-
sonal representative to the field TO carry
his message 10 the men. carried with
him q letter from Mr.. keeney to Tho
miners.
In this letter. President Keeney call
ed upon tho miners TO ROMAN at your
homes: assist In tho preservation OF Law
and order, and refrain from any con-
duct other thun may DO necessary TO
protect yOurSuh es and families"
President Kooneys Letter.
Tho text of tho letter Is as follows:
"He!ng advised that there Is consid-
erablo disturbance In tho nelghoor-
hood OF Sharples and surroundings. l
hereby delegate and appoint Mr.. A. c.
Porter, an executive board member
OF District -. United Mine Workers
OF America. as my personal represent
tn;ive 70 visit the scene OF the re-
ported trouble to act for mo. and n
NY behalf.
Il wish to request that you ana
each Of you remain ut your homes.
assist In tho preservation Of law and
order. and refrain from any conduct
other than what may DO necessary 10
protect yourselves ana families.
II also urge that AT tho earliest
possible moment you put all mines
In your section in operation.
"Governor' Morgan. 81 tho Nresenco
OF william Petry. vicc-prc9tdent. No.
II. United Mine Workers; Harold w.
Houston. attorney for ;he district:
William WHEY. manager az The Boon"
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Fighting Declared Local"

Those who would discuss today's en-
Gagement stated they did not think the
band was q part Of tho large body or
mon persuaded by United Mine Work.
crs official. last Friday to abandon
march started from MRrmet, two days
before. The marchers. estimated at sew
rral thousand. reached Madison. some
twenty miles from Marmet. when they
decided to return To their homes. They
had intended to 70 to Mingo county.
come OF their number said. 10 protest
martial law In force there.
Informanta who appeared to be In
position to know said ;hcy regarded to-
days lighting ar purely local" and In
no way connected with the march move
ner which they believed had been sue
cessfully checked through mo interTcn-
ton Of federal authorities.
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THIKTEEN =

a strong force OF deputies I" the AID
Of Sheriff Don Chain last Saturday
against a possible invasion OF Logan
county by armed miners from Narmet'
celebrated his thirty-eiYhth birthday
anniversary here today.
Business men OF Logan mads u an
occasion upon which 10 present sherlH
Hatfield with q ring OF fraternal or
der Following tho presentation speech
Sheriff Chain delivered an ADDRESS. 10
which ne said he hoped that AcDoWeiI
county would never have occasion 10
call for assistance, but in case OK ne
cessity, his deputies would follow him
as loyally as Hatfeld's men haA re-
Bponded 10 tho call Of Logan.
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NAN.HURT WHEN
STRUCK BY AUTO
JOSEPH DAVIS OF BEECH BOTTOM
Is IN THE NORTH WHEEL
ING oSPITAL-
Has Broken Leg-Polce Know Nothing
OF tho Accident Near RicMand

Joseph Davis OF E""'h Bottom. was
taken 20 the North Wheeling hosTl;2i
last night about o'clock SnFr"r'NS
with Il broken leg sustained Wh"n he
was struck by an automobile neSr the
E!chland Goa. Uinc In the lower end OF
NSrwood
1!t.ie information could be obtained
OF the accident. Police early this morn
hg had not heard OF the accident. X
was stated that Davis was walking
long the road when he was struck with
m automobile. IIe was rushed I" tho
hospital whore It was found HIS left !eS
was broken n two places below the
knee. The name OF thu driver OF the
automobile could not be learned.
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Conditions Condemned

Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 2S-Condemnins
conditions in the coal fields OF M!ngo
county. West Virginia. las unAmertcan
and intoierable." John l.. Lewis. inter
nat !onal president of the United Mine
Workers Of America. stated her" to-
night that the United Mine Workers
would continue the night against the
"gunmeu" In Mlngo county until tho
last Eunman had dispersed. and the last
mine worker had hecn free! from pres
ent conditions.
Mr. Lewis sent a telegram 10 rresi-
dent Harding Friday. protesting aga!n9;
tho conditions which have led TO the
armed .nsurreCt!on In West Virginia
Goa! fields. and suggested thai confer .
ence OF representatives. OF Goa! oper-
ators and mine workers 20 be held AT
once 10 effect settlement Of the trouble.
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DIED

WILSON-Suddenty. on Saturday. Aug.
27th. 1921, a. $3.50 O'Clock Il. 'n.. At hts
homo 1882 Chap..ne street. DIR. l.. =.
WILSON.
Services from the residence Monday
afternoon 2:30. Friends invited. In
torment private Short Creek cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
DAGCE-On Sunday. August Is. 1871.
at HIS late home. 1909 Center street
Moupdsville. DANIEL DAGCt" :" hts
Ilss year.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon
At 1890 O'Clock from tho home. ser
vices from i'a.ias ". r.. church Ia
d. IN. Friends .H":tcd 10 attend.
IntorTnenc DIl..as >cIuetcrE.
PEBLER-On t'rid2y August 90. 1921.
at los o. IT,. ~ her axe home. 200 |
warwod avenue. W:,rwood CARO-
LINE MEYER. WIFE oE John Peo.er,
IN her list year.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. Friends iavIied 10
attend. Intermsns Nj. Zion cemetery.
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LOSES HIS LIFE IN
SAVING LITTLE GIRL

Chester. ". Va. Aug. 2S--AttempanE
70 prevent Virginia March. a ninc-year-
old child OF Holidays Cove. w. Va. from
falling from scenic railway Ut Rock
Springs Park on which both were rid
ing yesterday. Hiram lessor, &c. Il re-
tired railway man OF Newark. Ohio. sus-
ta!ned fractured skull. and died in tho
C!ty hospital at Eas: liNc'p""! today.
The child received slight injuries
MIR. Jcssop had arranged t. return
home today after Il two wee"S N'S't
with his hrou err David Jcssop. % Ches-
Ter. An adopted daughter SURVIVES.
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County Coal corporation, two asso-
Ciatcs and an attorney. gave mo posi-
iiic assurance that thore VIII De no
invasion OF your section by deputies
or other persons from Logan county.
Yours trly,
(Signcd) &C. +. KEENEY. President
WIN. PETRY, Vice-President
FIRED MOONEY, Secy-TreLs
District No. II. United mino Workers
OF America"
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Huntington. w. Va. Aug. 2s.-Word
received from Ethel. w. Va. late to-
Ineh,, where state troopers have esiao-
l!shed temporary headquarters while
patroll!nH tie Boone Logan border. con-
frmod earlier reports from Logan that
one Of the casualties in tho shooting
near Shsrples was q woman.
Advices from Logan were that a
woman had been sho;. but /; YES not
known whether she had been killed.. the
report was brought TO the Logan county
seat by men returning from the trouble
zone Captain BrGckus. commanding
state troopers and M!nGo forces on the
boundary line. was no: AZ his hradQGar-
lers but Il was learned from an author!-
tut,ye source that tie Logan adHiccs
were correct.
!; was said that she had been lmpi-
Gated in shooting near Eihc. and that
when she fired Il rifle from window
The IRE vas returned and she fell al ;he
HrSt shot.
Reports reaching stat" police head
quarters a. Ethel wer" that seven OF the
,:ponents Of the ,rohpers had hn"H
Killed and fourteen wounded. THIS
coG,d no: be confirmed.
u.+A.,5 NIlsb-ataa
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Huntington, w. Va. Aug. 2S.-~W!Te
communication between SharplcS' and
the outside world was cut or carly to-
nIgh:. Tho last message received at
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Cftcca here
WAS that telling OF the Arrival Of The
ChIrnocf special at Sharp!cs.
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FOR RSE-

FOR RENT-Ons large furnished room
for light housekeeping. 81 PEI Week.
SIS Locust Street. phoae 1851 Martins
Ferry. aGS2a-t
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ron sA1E-RIvER CRAFT

Full cabin. IS h. ?. light draft
motorboat. Has an oak bottom.
good sized decks. 65 q. hut Can
DO seen AZ EIevcalh St. Wheeling.
Henry Salade. !lO6 Water ST..
Wheeling. ". Va AG25-rur20
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WANTED FuHN1shED APARTMENTS

WANTED - Furnished apartment or
small furnished house IN Wheeling O..
vicinity. Write =. .. Box AS. aug23-m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Ths person whV zoos ~ money
iroa4 60; Market stree; saturday
night IS known. Prosecution may be
avoided BY returning r.oncy !ume-
dtately aGs"Y-h
LOST-An.iQue Cameo Pin. white head
on pink back. August -I:h. E"Hp RI
Call Woodsdale Ii5-E. aUg"7-i