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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals will De rccciv-
Ell by the STATE Road Commission
Of West Virginia at its Offices in
Charleston, West Virginia, until ten
O'Clock a. m, on the 9th day of
June, 1922, and said proposals will
be opened and read immediately
thereafter at the Kanawha County
Court House, Charleston, w. Va.
for the cleaning, furnishing and
applying tar cold surface applica-
ton on sections Of State Roads,
cover coat chips to be furnished
and applied by State:
Project and 2003-tirccnbric
County 10 miles, Cleaning and Cold
Surface Treatment.
Proposals will be received only
upon State Standard Forms in aC-
cordance with plans, specifications
and estimates Of quantities there
for, which standard forms, plans,
specifications and estimates NAV
be obtained from the office Of the
State Road Commission at Charles
ton, West Virginia. or at the office
VI the Divisional Engineer, at Fay-
euevillc, West Virginia.
Each propose! must be accom-
panied by certified check in an
amount equal to , per cent Of the
total amount Of the proposal and
not less than $4,000.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all proposals.
STATE ROAD COMMISSION.
l.. b. CarskadOn, Secretary 12-I
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SEMINARY SENIOR PLAY.

The Senior Play given by the
graduating class of the Lcwisburg
Seminary on Wednesday evening
of This week was attended by a
large audience and was much APP
preciatcd by every one present.
The play was entitled "CIarencc"
who was the zero in the play. His
cast was The most difficult in the
play and was represented by Miss
LmCScnc Coleman. The manner in
which she brought out the char
actcristic drollncSS and native viii
OF her character was really artful.
Miss Louise Donnally, as Mrs. Mar
tyn; Miss Incz Thomas. as Mr..
Wheeler and Miss TsbaclIc Hamilton
as Mrs. Wheeler; Miss Adena Bass,
as Bobby Wheeler; Miss Louise
rupert, us Cora Wheeler; Miss Mary
HaDdlcy, as Violet Pinncy; Miss
Ann Galloway, as Della; Miss Vir-
glnia Jasper, as Din Widdic, and
Miss Julia Carr. Us Hubert Stern,
All rendered their parts well. As
an amateur play it was almost per-
iect, and great credit is due che
Ten young ladies who so well rem
dered their parts in the four diff
crcnt scenes. There was natural
ness on The part Of each running
through fhc whole of the play
which added greatly to its rcndi-
ton and charm. Great credit is
due each Of the ladies, while back
OF 1t all there is evidence of tact
iui hand who trained each of these
ladies in the art Of bringing out in
so artful manner the character
each represented. This credit is
due Miss Carol Shelly, who has
charge of the Department Of En-
preston and Physical Training in
The Seminary. The rendition OF the
play and the excellent rendering
OF all the parts is evident proof Of
the pains-taking care and devotion
to her work.
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SM0nT ITEMS

Mrs w II Reed and little daugh-
ter of Fleetwood, are visiting Mrs
Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Hedges.
+ d Smoot was in Bcckley last
week on business.
DR.. T. G. McClung is moving to
Rupert this week.
Prof Alex Thompson. who had
been teaching in the Frankford
High School thc past winter, has
moved his family back to his farm
at Meadow Bluff.
Revival services which have been
in progress for he past two weeks,
at S'moot, closed on last Sunday
night. Congregations were I'M
usually large and attentive. There
were number of conversions and
the churches were much revived.
Mrs. Rcbcckah CalIison, wife of
Isaac Callison. deceased, died at the
home of her nephew, Newt. Deitz,
of Kieffcr, on Friday, May Goth,
age 81 years. Funeral services We're
conducted by (hcr pastor, Rev. Boil
ling, Of the Baptist Church. Inter
i)IdNSl vi NNh y
She had been a consistent member
Of the Beaver Creek Baptist Church
for many years.
Rev. O. +. Williams, p. F., Of
Charleston District NJ. +. Church,
South, was in Smocd Friday night
cnroutc to Sunrise Chapel, Clinton
willie, where the 3rd Quarterly Con-
ference for the Smoct Circuit was
held Saturday and Sunday. All day
services Sunday with dinner scrv-
ed to those present by the ladies Of
the Church.
Madeline, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler II. Bennett, Of
Blue Sulphur Springs, died of lar
yngcal dipthcria on Thursday
evening, May 25th. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev.
Grimes, pastor NJ. +. Church, South
on May 9th at The home. JIhc little
form was then laid TO rest in the
Hamilton cemetery. The sympathy
Of all are with the bcrcavcd par
cntS who just a few weeks before
suffered the loss of q little three
year old son.
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CAMP CREIGH PROCEEDINGS

CAMP CREIGI PROCEEDINGS.
Al meeting of Camp David S.
Crcieh U. c. Y. in the Court House
at Lcwisburs on the 25th day OF
May, 1922, Alexander Johnston pre-
sided and Thos. ii. Dennis, in the
absence Of the Adjutant G. w. Liv-
esay, acted as Secretary. Present
at this meeting were Commander
Johnston, Thos. H. Dennis and w.
II. Cacklcy. VIM. r. May an old
Veteran Of Company Z. Edgars
Battalion c. S. A. and Jas. E. Dolin,
q veteran Of Company X. Second
Virginia Calvary c. S. A. were pres
cnt and expressing a wish 10 Join
the Camp were both rcccivcd-NIr.
May paying one dollar and Mr..
Dolan one and a half dollars as
contributions to the Camps treasury
Alex Johnston was reelected
Commander; w II. Cacklcy was
elected Adjutant and Thos. II. Den
his, Treasurer. ThoS. ii Dennis and
VIM. II. Cacklcy were duly elected
as delegates 10 represent the Camp
in the Reunion Convention at Rich.
mond, Va, June 20-22, 1922. The
Camp then adjourned.
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The banquet Of the Grccnbricr

The banquet Of the Grccnbricr
Alumnac Association will be served
in the dining room of Grcenbricr
Hall at eight o'clock OH the night
of June 23rd, at one dollar and Il
quarter a plate. All Aluunnac OK
pcctcd to attend, With the privilege
Of bringing one guest at same price
per plate. Please notify Mrs. r. II.
Absolute not later than June 10Th.
Mrs. r. Fl. Absolute,
Mrs. Chas. S. Dice,
Mrs. S. w. MacCOrklc.
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HEALTH CENTER NOTES

DR.. Nelson, Of Lcwisburs, was in
charge Of The dental clinic held at
the Failing Spring District Health
Center on Tuesday, May 3Oth. Eight
persons were arcatcd: 5 had seven
teen permanent teeth filled rcquir-
ing 10 Filings; had permanent
tooth extracted; had two decid-
uous teeth extracted, while one
adult had nineteen extracted.
The next dental clinic will be
held at the Frankford Center, on
Tuesday, June 9th, with Dr.. Nelson
or DR.. Coffman in charge.
Plans arc under way for the carly
opening of Health Center for
Meadow Bluff District to be located
at Rupert. Full announcement will
be made later.
JULIA MELLICHANiP, r. y.
County Nurse.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS

We Ntill hold Il number of unp,id
lax tickets, for the year 1921, which
are due and unpaid. If your ticket
is among this number please see
that it is taken up before the 10Th
day OF June, 1922, for after this date
our Delinquent List will be closed.
LII You have not received Il state
mcnt We will gladly furnish YOU
with one upon request.
l.. L. GRAPHICAL S. &. C..
by j. W. Miller, Deputy. S-3w
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PUBLIC SPEAKING

MILTON CURTIS, of Becklcy, W.
Va. candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress from the
Sixth District, will discuss the DO
Itlcal issues Of the day at
Rcnick, June 9th, : 80 y. H.;
frankford. June eth, 1880 d. m.
i.ewlSburs. June Sth, 100 D. N.
honccvcrtc. June 9th. 7:3O D. M.
Inc Ladies arc especially invited.
Political Advertisement
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CARRIER, Of Dayton, Virginia. spent
me present week in Lcwisburs visit
ing their uncle. }. l.. Helms.
Mrs. Sarah Stokes, Marion of the
Community House, at LewiSburg.
who spent Il short time at Hinton,
left Monday for Glade to visit Mrs.
Holesapplc.
Mrs. }. +. Bass has ret,lrcd to hcr
home in LewiSburg after spending
the winter in Florida and carly
spring in Richmond, Va. She is
much improved in health.
Miss Margaret Bell returned from
New York the latter part of last
week where she had been attending
Columbia University
a. J. Kelley and Mr.. Patterson of
Dawson, were business visitors here
Wednesday and paid us Il pleasant
call
Mrs. r. G.. Bright, Of Clarence. Mo-,
is visiting friends and relatives in
G"ccnbrIcr county.
Miss Mary Jane Henderson, of
the Sen mary Faculty has gone TO
washington, y. e.. where she vii
enter Challauqua work Tor tho sum-
MGR.
Mrs. Paul lEossctt has been n re-
cent visitor with relatives in Hinton
Mrs. James Dixon has been visit
ing her mother in Waynesboro, Va.
FOR the past two weeks.
Mrs. }. w. Huffman of Roanoke
Virginia is visiting her faihc- and
mother, Mrs. Hickman Jarrett. at
Blue Sulphur.
5. NJ. Austin has chen {; business
visitor TO Charleston
Robert Sydenstricker has return
cd to his home near Lcwisburg from
Davidson College.
Lewis Davidson is at home from
school at Baltimore.
Mrs. S. w. McCorkle, OF Charles
ton, is visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Comstock, here.
J. S. McWhorter is spending a
while With his father at Buchannon
w. Va.
Robert Lipps has returned from
Mabscott where he had been con-
neoted with the Lewisburg Ice
Cream Company.
Lepps Burdettc of Charleston, has
been visiting his parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Burdette.
Miss Mary Dunbar, of Morgan
tonw, has been visiting Miss Louis
Van Stavern for the past ten days.
Fred Porter and Jim Dixon
motored to Blacksburg, Va, last
Saturday where they attended the
fiftieth anniversary and class re-
reunion of Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute Of which institute both in
former years had been students.
Mrs. Jas. X. Laing made a recent
visit with friends and relatives in
Beckley.
Miss Mary Taylor left yesterday
morning for a visit with friends in
Washington, d. {.
E. D. Smoot, Of Smoot, this coun-
iy, was a recent business visitor in
Beckley and other points in Raleigh
county.
Miss Polly Sydenstricker and Miss
Lillian Peters, who have taught for
the past year in the Allegheny Col
legiatc Institute at Anderson came
UP to the formers home in Lewis
burg last Tuesday evening. They
left on yesterday morning accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Myers, a
student OF the \. E.. |. for IA few
days visit and sightseeing in Wash
ington City.
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A TRIRIjTF.

Members of the Post of American
legion at Roncevertc visited Lewis
turg last Tuesday, Memorial Day,
md draped the grave Of their com
iadcin-arms, Gordon Arbaush, and
tired military salute over his grave
Tie is The only World War veteran
buried in the cemetery in Lewis
burg. 1t will be remembered that
tc died while in camp.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We have just purchased full line
81 plumbing goods consisting of
'"th tubs, lavatory commodes,
aansc boilers, &C. A full line of pipe
ma pipe fittings; also full line Of
1rass goods. Stop in and see Arcola
tcatIng System. Repair work done
on short notice. Shop near residence
hone No. Sc.
PLUNKETT PLUMBING CO.
a. NJ. Plunkctt, Prop.
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The body Of Private William B.
Anderson, Of Freeman, Mercer coun
~ w. Va, is among those of SO en-
listed men, which have been return
ed TO the United States for burial in
arlington national cemetery. The
Nest Virginian soldier as son of
n. Fl. Anderson, of Freeman. He
served in Company E., Second In
igDtry
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GOLD FLASH 6SS2

Registered Kentucky Saddle Stallion
Will make the season Of 1922 at
the following places:
f. y. Boyd's Barn near Sinks
Grove, every Monday.
At Union, Tuesdays.
AT John p. Walkers on Wcdncs-
days.
At Grccnbrirr Valley Fair Stables
Fridays and Saturdays.
26-6w r. II. BOYD. Owner.
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NOW ABLE TO WALK.

= Miss Julia Mellichamp, County
n"rSc, has just received word from
hchmcnd, Virginia, that Agnes
,':acRSon, the cripple girl from Will
,'!a,lInSburg District has been fitted
hlth braces and with the aid of
Grutches is able to walk. Miss
'ack,son's case has been one of un-
nHua' interest. Though seventeen
rcarS old she has never been able
20 stand up straight or walk. On
,''rch LIST Miss Mellichamp placed
.'r under the care of Dr.. w. r.
,,"u1am, of Richmond, who has per-
.p'Oncd three operations with the
Dove result. Her progress will
''rcSSarily be slow, but it is hoped
''n before many weeks she can
,''N without the use Of crutchcS.
n'SS Nellichamp hopes to be able
Drlng thcr back to Greenbrier
'"''h The next two weeks.
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ATTENTION.

There will be meeting at the
Court House Of Camp Dick JOHN
sion S C. v. Friday, June Q, $3.50 p.
A.. to elect delegates to the Reunion
at Richmond commencing June 49,.
There will be reduced rates to this
'cunion SO let us have a large dele
cation from Geenbrier.
A. w. KIRKPATRICK.
Commander
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The Lciwsburg District Sunday
School Convention will be held at
fairvicw Church, Tuesday, June
9th, OF next week. Everybody is
invited and asked TO bring full
basket. There will be an all--day
meeting and the work of the dis
trlct Sunday Schools of all
Churches will be taken up. This
should be n most interesting and
successful mccting.
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.ALNON METHODIST CHARGE.
On Saturday. June ;. preaching
at Allegheny at , p. H.; ut Hull ut
s. p. III. On Sunday, June 4, preach
ing at Little Greek ut 1880 Il. H.;
At Columbia Sulphur at p. H.; at
EnburN at 1 p. M: al Nicola at s pm
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

The Grecnbrier County Woman's
Association is planning to give on
Saturday, June 10th, at Carnegie
Hall, an Old Folks Concert. Those
who take part will be in costumes
of the oldcn days, and sing and play
the old songs we love the best.
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For RENr-Fine dwelling and lot
With extra lot in Lcwisburs. Eight
.ooms and bath, furnace heat, cleo
Irict lights, water. Possession Aug.
lst. J.. NJ. McC. S1EG, Waterford, Va
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FOR SALE.-A beautiful 500 Id.
black Shetland Pony. Also buggy,
harness, saddle and bride. Cheap.
apply at his Office.
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choice lots in East Rainllc, w.
1a.. lots that have never been on
Ne market can be bought now al
reduced prices, from Y. NJ. McClung,
!s,st Rainclle, w. Va. Reason for
selling, wanting cash for invest
lent in Everglades Florida. 1914
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WANTED.-Men TO sell WHY'S Light
ilants in GTecnbricr, Pocahontas,
Nicholas, Summers and Fayctte
counties. Liberal proportion to
right party. J. c. Boggs Motor and
light Company, LeiwSburg, w. Va.
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The GREEABRIER COUNTY WOMAR'S
ASSOCIATION.
advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

Renew your membership or join
The Grcenbricr County Woman's
Association. Only 500 is the an
nual membership dues. Won't you
send II with your name 10 Mrs. r. II
Mays, Treasurer, LcwiSburg. now?
AL Wcicom@-woMcn and girls as
members; men and boys as asso--
ciaiC members.
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standard Of proficiency which COM
mandcd the admiration of all pres
cnt. Another Baseball game was
played in the afternoon on Tuesday
With the Huntington High School
team.
The Senior Play. Oak Farm" rem
dercd by the graduating class was
OF nigh order and each rendered
his part well. There were many
nigh compliments of this play and
OF the manner in which the several
parts we're presented.
On Wednesday morning the grad
ua,lng exercises proper came. These
were opened by prayer by Rev. d.
A. Becry, Pastor of the Method dist
Episcopal Church, South, of Lew
lsbur5. Two orations were deliv-
cred: First: 'Idcals-Thc Measure
of Life" by Lieut.. J. NJ. Holt. Mr..
Holt won the Orotor'S Medal in the
Literary Contest.
The second: "Monumcnts-Not
All Stone" by Cadet Charles Henry
Hamilton. These young men chosen
to repl cscnt their class acquitted
themselves in Il highly crcdiiable
manner. Their orations were we'll
prepared, rcplctc with high ideals
and were we'll delivered.
Medals, awarded by the School,
were presented by Captain J. Lem
Martin, member Of The Faculty. They
were as follows:
Scho'arNhip-Cadct Hamilton.
EeS! d-Man-Cadet Mai.
Pharr.
Grator'S-Cadct Lieut.. Holt.
Debatoi''S-Cadct Lewis.
Dcclaimer's-Cadct Sgt. l.. Wall.
Band Medals-Cadct p. TurIcy
and Cadet Johnson.
Physiquc-Cadet Parsons.
Magazine Contributions-Cad
Hamilton.
Military--Cadct Corp. Coleman.
Officers Mcdal-Cadet Capt. Perry
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lieut.. Lynch
and Corporal Stra;ton.
Captain J. NJ. Moore announced
Honors and Distinctions conferred.
Rev. w. H. Du Bose, in wcll-chosen
words presented the Diplomas 10
tie graduating class.
Cadet Captain Wilbur C.. Perry
delivered the Class Valedictory.
Those graduating are:
Classical-Aubrcy Raymond Free
man; William Ncsbit Vincent; Ed
ward Haskell Rainc.
English and Scicntific-Julian
Horne Chambers; Wilson Turner
Douglas; Charles Henry Hamilton;
Joseph A1cWhorter Holt; Wilbur
Charles Perry; John Nathan Reeves
Julian X. McWhorter; George Weir
HigginbOtham.
Business Courscs-Harry B. Jones
Carl II. Corbin; Harold Frederick
Sergeant.
Many students received high dis
unctions for work during the year
which. represents an average class
grade Of % per cent or more for
the entire year. Many more gained
the distinction of an average of over
so per cent.
Scholarships were conferred to
Hamp den-Sidney College, Davidson
College and Washington and Lee
University on Cadet Lieut.. Holt,
Cadet Lieut.. Douglas and Cadet
Hamilton, designated first, second
and third choices as their names
appear.
This has been very successful
school year With the G. NJ. S. and
we trust that all may have a pleas
ant vacation nd that next year the
school may be much larger in at
tendance and that we all may ap-
Preciate more and more what the
Greebricr Military School means to
our valley, what we owe to it and
TO the young men who come 10 our
midst from year to year FOR the pur-
poses of getting an education.
Credit and praise should be given
the Moore Brothers, for they have
put their whole heart and body in
the work of making this School
its high standard of to-day.
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TAM! TAM Two nice cars and
careful drivers. Prompt service,
night or day. Call phone No. 245.
PATToN's STORE, Lcwisburg, W. Va.
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PREACHING SERVICES

i'I.fNIII.\N SEKN I(ES
frcachlng at Calvary VI. r.. Church
South on Sunday, June 4,h. at II 100
a. M. Rich Hollow, 800 D. III. and
at school house near J. \. Georges
IN Raiders Valley. at 1880 d. M.
+ A WILCHER, Pastor
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FOR SALE 4 beautiful lot
fronting 23O feet on hard road in
lcwisburg. Small house. Price
>lS75.00.
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There will be Baptising Sunday
The 4th inst. at the Nit. Tabor Col
orcd Church, Lewisburg, at 2:3O p.
N. All arc welcome.
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~ y FORD and Spend the
Eord.
MEMORIAL. SERVICES

Memorial Services, under the
auspices of the /. ID. e.. will be
nei" al the Monument tomorrow
saturday, June Bird. at $3.50 u. m.
ADDRESS by Mr.. Bccry, pastor of the
Methodist Church.
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Those wantin" wells OF sewer
holes drilled. write y. S. EINCAlD.
Anderson. W. Va. 2-2pd
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There will be a Lawn Party at
Frankford Saturday evening, juno
3rd. Everybody come.
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For prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
or Night. +. G.. Coffman.
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For tiri-class taxi service call
pirrry's Restaurant, phone 211,
',wiSburS.
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Taxi service. Phone No. 220. Dan
I uulcrmllk.
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Membership ncwals-NIas. A.,
L. West, Rcnick.
Associate Mcmbcr-Nir. L. 4.
West, Fcnick.
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The regular meeting will be held
en- Tuesday morning, June 9th, at
1000 a. H..
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"RtN \ FORD and Spend the
Dlilcrcncc."-Henry Fora.

You will enjoy the Summer in
.AthcnS and Concord Normal. Send
for bulletin of Summer School.
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WOOD.-Whcn in need of stove
od call Phone No. 81 LcwiSburg.
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FOR SALE.

20 Economy Silos; % Blizzard
>fIo Cutters; % Sharples Cream
>,.parators: % Thrcshing Ma
,NincS.
G.. w. GRAVES,
..lg-f. Anderson, w. Va.
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For SALE.-1 Ford Touring Car,
.or1 model. Coffman'S Garage.
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.Bl'Y \ FORD and Spend the
l,i.yrrcncc. "-Hcnry Fora.
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JAS. ii. Miller. W. II. G;TrctA.
Hinton, W. Va. Irwi>burS, W Va.
MILLER E. GARkETT
LAWYERS
LEWISEUIG, WEST VIRGINIA.

Announce that they have formed
a partnership fo; the gene. al prac-
iicc of Law in the courts VI West
Virginia-both Stale and Federal.
Offices, Lewisburg, Wc,; Virginia,
Opposite Court House.
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,, ny a FORD and Spend The
'''T"nc"."--Heny Ford.
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Piani and Coullet
Win l-Mile Team
Race at Velodrome

Alfred Goullet, teamed with Orlando
Piani, won the special one mile team
match race last night at the New York
Velodrome, defeating Eddie Madden
and Cecil Walker, in straight heats.
Francisco Verri, of Italy, won an
other feature event, the four-cornered
match race, defeating Bobby Walthour,
Reggie Mcnamara and Hans Ohrt.
Verri scored II points to 8 for Wal
thour, who finished second.
The summaries:
One-mile team match race--Won by AL
fred Goulet and Orlando Pianl; Eddie
Madden and Cecil Walker second First
Second heat won by Goullet and Plant in
2:32.
-Four cornered match race-won by
Francisco Verr!. II points; Bobby Waith-
Hans ohrt, Q points. First heat won by
time, 2:s41-5. Second heat won by
Walthour; Mcnamara. second; Verri. third
Walthour, second; ohrt. third: time. 2:41.
One-mile race (amsteur)-Won by Fred
second; Willie Beck. Newark. third; Elmer
Bundt. Buffalo. fourth, Time. 1853 AS.
Earl Adams; Ed Bendi. second Dan Co.'S
tello. third; Felix Patti, fourth. Time,
All So
Haltmile race famateur: handicap
Won by William Fem $50 yards); Charles
CAS- yards). third; Ray Noveck $50 yards),
fourth. Time, O:55 AS
One1nie race (novice)-Won by James
Eistiatta; Paul Landau. second. Time.