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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the TTWWNTW IUWT W WTW TWf NNTT INKN
County. Territory Of Utah
In the matter of the Estate OF Peter Erickson
deceased.
order TO show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate should not be made.

"ENRY j ERICKSON AND i.AAC -
Ill Ericsson, the administrators OF thee tate
OF Peter Erickson. deceased, having He'd ther
order uf fale % all u the real estate OF SAID
deredent, Tor the purposes therein set forth Il
IA therefore ordered hy The Judge fsaid court,
dprcased, appear before the said Probate COurl
on Thursday, the YUtk day ~ Apfl, lsil al ~
O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF said dry, AZ the Court
Court house, in the city ans county Of SAT-
Lake Utah Territory, TO snow cause why au
order should not be granted 10 the said admin,
istrators, TO sell 30 much 81 the real osttte OF
ihe SAID deceased at pnyalc safe rs shall he
necessary, ana that copy Of this orier be-
pub1shed AT least four successive weeks IN the
nIsIHhr EyENiSG MEMS "A newspaper printed
and publ shcd IN SAID glty and county
Dated March 2lst, 1858.
JACOB u BLAIR,
l.atft
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In tho Probate Court In ara fIr salt LAKE
County. Territory ui Utah.
IN the matter OF the estate Of Caroline Erickson
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 r.
~ UonHuum, adminiatratcr Ui tNo estate ui
Caroline Erickson. deceased. boz rendered t0i
settlement, and ilcd IA said tnur, hm dual
arcOunt OF Die ndministfatiuu ut slid estate
and petition Tor nnni distribution NJ The
residue OF smd estate among no per
sous entitled thereto, anu tual lursduy
the an day Il Aprii, a d. IsU. M ID
O'Clock q. M, ut the cuuft room ui HHid court
IN the County Court House, hult L1ku ti,y aud
County, tab Territory, has been Iuly appoint
ed hy the Judge uf faii Court, Cor tho settle
mcnt Of suid account and hearing said pot tiun
for diHtuluuo at which time and place any
pcrsnn intcrcsred In faii estate may appear
ami show cause, " nny there De. why HHld
account should not be settled and approved
and nnll distribution made ~ prayed iur
Dated March ., 1875
r. MEiOl,
Clcrkoi Probate Court.
by CAusrEy HRowSL, Jr.. Deputy ClyfA.
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NOTICE 10 oREpIToRs.
Estato Of Jane T1fguion, DeceaseI

NOTICE u UhHEBi GIVEN, ny
~ the undorB'gncd, ndmlnisiratriN OF tho
estate OF Jnuu lorguson, deceased. u
tho crcnuOr5 0i, nnd ali persons having
claims against tho said deceased, ~ eS.
hibil them with tho urgosstry vouchers within
ten months ufior the u..t publication OF thig
notice, to tho said liHiumrauiN or hcr NJ.
tornoy, al tho law 0IiCu % BARLOW forgutun,
Salt Lake CRY, iu tho County OF salt Lake,
MARY FERGUSON,
Administrators Of the estate OF Jane Ferguson,
deceased.
Dated February 2slh, $50.
H.vinw TuuGrsng Attorney for cataia.
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HE uTAH SUGAR COMPANY.

FINilE ANNUAL MEETING or TllE STOCK.
Il hnders % The Utah sugar Company Will
be- held 40 the onlr0 Of the company, SO. %
MAN street, salt Lake CITY. Utah, on Thursday,
Apnl TO- 1855, M 5 O'Clock pm, The purpose Tor
which std meeting b. ClllCdis the election ut a
board OF drectpfs 10 serve for the ensuing
year, aud the Transaction ~ such other lusls
noaa uH may lawfully come before the meeting
HORACE q WHITNEY, Secretary.
Salt i.htc city, March ~. 1919. as
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THE AGREEMENT OF AMANDA JOHN.
i son, the mother Of ne above named
enid, aud the statement signed and sworn to
before me by her IN tho presence uf two wit
ncaHCs, ana tue statement Of IDfhua DAVIS and
Elrlo Mary Davis, husband ami wife, persons
sirnc1 Hnd swusn to before me- the Probate
Judge, it n hereby ordered That ID 4rsday, tha
9TH DAY ~ Apri, a. ID 1898, a. D. O'Clock q, IA 4,
tin e, aud the court lioufc n ihis tourt the
place Tor tue hearing u SAL aiopiion, when
md whore an persons inter a'el may appear
and show cause why Hhid rrtd shnuldnot 10
adopted ~ said Joshna Davis and Elsie Mary
DAVIS,
his fnrther ordered ihsf q copy OF this order
be y hlahod once q weDt tor y rec weeks,
IeXt prnr TO said hearing IN the DLsEi,Lr
INHstNa NEWS.
Dated this lath day ~ March. isa.
JAtOH IT. ~ AIR, Probate Judge.
CANNON Is FERGUSON, Attorneys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Ia tho matter Of TIC hstatc Of Iosb Lawrence.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES THAT
N NOyltn g. fox, n1t,iv.nF executor of thc
Itst will and testament and of t.U ratItO ~
J1aO Lawrence. deceased. Ia rendered tor
settlement, ami He'd M said Court lH lual ac
count OF his Naturalization OF H1Iu utiutn and
petition Tor nual distribution OF inr residue OF
said estate among the pergopH cHuNUd thereto,
aud that thursday, the 2id dal Ni .Ntcu, a ~.
ts,H. 10 o. O'Clock m. at TIE Court H0um u
snld Court. m tho County Count House, salt
t.uHc city aud county, utsh Territory, has
been duy appointed by tho judge W said Court
for tho settlement OF said account anu hearing
said urtrou for distribution. nc which umu anu
place any person Interested in 500 p.tale may
appear and show cause. " any tN.fo nu. why
SAID lrcuunt should not be "a and aU-
proved aud final distfibutOn mllu at prayed
tor.
~ y. NELDY,
CLERK Of the lIUH liH Court
ny CArsTEy URowsr, in, Deputy
bENNI1r, MARSHALL & htAbiaI, Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

rl'nE SINH .ANNuAL MEETING or TnE
i stockholders of the Peoples Equitable
Go operative Association viii be held iu their
stofC, aud Main street, salt Lake Nigy on
Monday, March 2ith, ISIS, ~ siil 4. in. Tue
object Of the meeting IL Ia near Tie Financial
Report for the last siK months aud the trans
action 81 Zach other butinrss na may come DO
fore the meeting. JusLrti ANniusON.
SALT LAKE CRY, Secretary
March 10Th, 1Fl.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in the Probate Cont IN sud for sllt Lake
County, territory Of Utah
In tho n after Of the Estate. Of susan Bcvmai
dVrHaacd

dccrascd.
NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
N john n. B0wman, adminhTat1r ~ the
estate Of sus4n Norman, deceased. haH ron
dored Tor settlement. aud nled in aaid Court,
bis nnAi account Of bis ndmini.irii 1n W Fain
the fcaidue az said cstht. among the
persons entitled thereto. ana that Tuesday.
Toe iith dAy Of Npril, \ u. ls' ~ 10
In thr County Cont House, salt akU Oliy Hnd
& ounty, Utah Territory ,has bg"u duy appoint.
ed hy the iudsc ~ said Court iur thr settle.
ment of sad account aud heAiint 1I shG pct
ANY pefsnn intofrstrd IN said estate may ap
pear aud show cause. u any ihtf' le. why said
account shoulf not be tCttlrd huu approved
ana nnai distribution made a. prayed Tor.
Dated March i6.lSl. a. d, ,.,.,....
Clerk % tho Probate Court
ny CAusrES BnowSt. in, Deputy
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NOTICE.

Wei Annie Mining nnd Milling Comuarv.
Principal place VI business, salt LAKE. Ciiy.
lnh.
~ oTiCE.- THERE ARR DELINQUENT
~ uron The following dcaHri'au STOCK ON
account of Assessment 80. D, trtcd ou tHr .f,tl
DAY ut september. u, lsul. lhe several
amounts set opposite the uAme Of tho rOsprr. .
tive shareholders, az follows
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

NOTICE Is uEWfm GIVEN THAT THE
~ nriu OF Grass a Fowler. heretofore doing
business NJ No. l2i Most. south Temple slroal.
salt Lake CITY. ttAh, hns this day been dis
solved By nutua. consent The books of ao.
count Of the late nrm have been placed ln tho
hands Of George T.. Nyo, Commercial block,
who b. hereby authorized 20 receive all moneys
due the late lrm, and receipt for tho same.
Dated February II, 1879,
j. T.. FOWLER.
JOHN GRASS.
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NOTICE.

A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING or THE
~ Central ProgrCss Co, o. hereby called 10
meet a. the uctefct National iaus once, NJ
pm, Aprl ard, ISIS, Tor the election NJ officers
and such other business a. may come up before
1. H. u. CLAWtON, JR, zee,
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court 100 md Tor the Third J,
dciai District Of Utlh, county u
salt Lake.
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Charles A. Henderson ui Minnie X. Hendor.
snn his wife, licnHeth ioudon, George T..
lcldOn, her husband, ami stuqohakcr
Hrus Manufacturing Company "a corpora
toni, ncfondanu.
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RATES: 81, $L26 q $3.50 PER DAY.
PURE California WINES.
III. u. WOLLACOTT.
Isi & ise " sPRING STREEE,
LOS ANClmI.mss. Cal.

MAKE A SPECIALITY of Pure Califor-
mia WINES, put w IN cases OF one dozen
quarts, and " lsdoiiger to ANY part nf Utah
ON the line 0t tho railroad Two cases t2D
bottesl for 81, containing 0 bottles Port,
Il hofiles Angelica, hotiirs Sherry, 4 hgt.
tle MnaeAtnl. 9 h0iiloa Old hTnnn liIanly
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And in accordance with law anu tho order of
the board of Directors made on The lith day u
sopiomhcr. 1872. 30 many shares ~ each parcel
Of such stock 90 may lo necessary Wiil DO
sold no Rooms 80 dii AMI 80 Constitution
building, salt Lake CITY, Utah. on
4 iiny, The itth day uf February, AID lrg, ~ .
O'Clock % Co.,, ~ pay ihu delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost OF advertising
aud expense OF sulc.
JOHN l.. NEBEKER
Secretary.
salt Lake CITY. January IS ISIS
Tho date Of the sh'o of delinquent stock A.
shove u hereby extended Co March DO, la.l, al
the same place aud hour.
Hy order OF the board % directors made % u
day. j. J.. NLuLhEH, secretary.
Dated February . lspL
The time OF sale " mo above delinquent
stock h hereby extended 10 April ~, 1853. nj
tho same place and hour,
By order OF the BOArd Of Directors made this
j. l., NEBEKER,
secretary.
Dated Salt Laie city, March .. isG.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court In ard f0r salt LAX
County, Territory OF luh.
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10 Charles 4 Henderson amt Minnie X. Hen.
derson BIZ wife, Henrietta Nradon. George
,. lcalon, her hu band, and studobatcr
tlOnI, lrfrudUutr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-10
A GREAT SUCCESS.
TIE 7. P. c. E. ENTERTAINMENT, LAST
NIGHT.
A Large Audience Gather at the Second Presby'
terrain Church to Listen to an Attract
i've Programme

Notwithstanding last nights dis
agreeable weather and driving sheets of
rain, it was large crowd that assem-
bled in the Second Presbyterian church
to attend the literary and musical re-
cital given by home talent under the
auspices Of the Societies of Christian
Endeavor of Wheeling.
The talent was the best Of the city,
and the patrons and friends of the
cause turned out strong, making the as
semblage one Of particular intelligence.
They were not disappointed in their
highly raised expectations, as the pro-
gramme entire was highly pleasing, and
the audience went from the building
more than pleased.
For the last six weeks the plans have
been formulating for the display, which
was given last evening. There was
nothing to mar the evenings enjoy
ment, and it was delightful evening
throughout.
When the evenings entertainment
began there was before the audience
an array Of home talent, of which
Wheeling might well be proud. The
| Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club, which always ELECTS rounds OF
applause, played beautifully. Mrs.
Kate Fitzgerald sang the solo, who's
AT My Window" In a manner which
evoked rounds of applause. The read
! ings OF Mrs. c. NJ. Afford were we'll re-
ceived, and her neat delivery and
graceful movements made her a great
favorite as an eiocutionist.
Charles Znlauf sang a solo in a very
interesting way. Mrs. Flora Williams
sang "Esmeralda" with such effect as
TO cause her hearers TO give the most
rapt attention.
After this portion OF the programme
came the refreshments, in the lecture
room below. Ice cream, cake and deli
cacies formed the spread, where the
merry crowd were still made happier.
The originating, and. the perfectng
| of last nights successful entertainment
is due entirely TO the members of the
eight Y. Z. S. f. societies of this city.
The Central Committee, Of these So
! cieties, nearly two months ago. decided
TO hold an entertainment, the proceeds
Of which should be used to defray the
expenses of the State Convention which
is to meet in this city, the eighteenth,
nineteenth and twentieth of next July.
There were 400 young folks-members
in this city back Of the movement, and
the plans were rapidly advanced.
The State Convention promises TO be
the largest ever held in this State. II
is calculated that five hundred delegates
will be here in attendance from over
! the State.
The proceeds of last evening, are not
known, but approximately, they will
! exceed 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
Individuals.
HI. Wheat is in Sandusky on business.
I'D. Smith is at the Behler from Pitts
burg.
sam Letzkusis seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
j. Cochraue, Of Warrington, is at the
Windsor.
Philip Gushing, of Washington, Pa, is at
the Behier.
John Davis is visitor in the city, from
PittsbUrg.
+. NJ. Bagley, ofEast Liverpool, is doing
business In the city.
HI. Wheat went up to Sandusky, o.,
to-day on q business trip.
Judge T. p. Jacobs Of New Martinsville,
is in the city on business.
J. II. Baird, of Wellburg. w. Va, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Jas. Means, Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Co, is at the Mcclure.
r. n. Black, manager Of the Dago Com
pany, is az TIE Mcclure House.
Prof. r. II. Crago is confined to his bed,
quite IN, az his home on the South Side.
NIB. Boone and wife and Miss Liszie,
Of Charleston, are guests at the Windsor.
Horace Cine is in the city He is the
press agent Of the Uncles Darling Com
plny.
Prof Shelf, the we'll known optician, has
returned from a business trip TO New
York.
Miss Annie Monahan, Of the Eighth
ward. is in New Cumberland visiting
friends.
Charles Reinhardt and Miss Lizzie
Burkhardt will 20 to Cleveland for visit
20 friends.
Lieut.. Lukens is laid up at his home on
the Island b. Illness. being threatened
with the typhoid fever.
STANIM HOTEL-WSlter SinsOr, Grafton
Charles Shambie, New Cumberland, and
T. j. Himan. Huntington.
q. o. DOwdeN, night clerk az the Nc
Lure, has been compelled TO so TO his
home az GAINESVILLE, o., through sick
ness.
The Wheeling REGISTER has an able and
geutlemanly representative at the Capitol
City in the person Of Harry Ankle. His
reports are accurate, complete and concise.
Star Tribune.
BEHLER-R. G. McCsndliSs. Weston; w.
+. Harms. ParkerSburg; Is. Z. Braggs,
SiSterSviNe; j. Z. ROhrbOugh, Proctor; W.
e. SnCdgrass, Burton and p Gafney,
/ Sistersvile.
L.C. Sufel left last night for Pass
Caristian, Tenn, 10 visit his brother, DR..
A.. +. Sufel, VINO is sOjOurning there for
| his health. The latest information con.
corning the Doctor is that he is much ben,
Gifted by the change.
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AMUsEmENrs.
pn1Axn FEED TOMORROW.

ROLAND REED TOMORROW.
This evening Roland Reed will be at
the Opera House, supported oy the fas-
cinating Miss Issdore Bush and splen-
did company. Mr.. Reeds new and sue
cessful comedy, "Innocent as Lamb, "
will be the bill, and it is pronounced TO
have made a decided hit Tomorrow
afternoon THE Woman Halter, one OF
Mr.. Reeds NEST successful plays, Will
be presented and Saturday night LEND
me Your Wife" an ever popular and
amusing comedy, will occupy the boards.
Mr.. Reed and his company form great
comedy attraction, and, being very pop
ular In Wheeling, large houses will
doubtless be the order Of things during
the engagement. Reserved seats are
now on sale at Houses.
''TIME WILL TELL" COMPANY.
On Monday evening, February ID,
Murray & Williams Company will COM
mence a three nights engagement at
the Grand in the great comedy-drama,
Time Will Tell" The company Is said
to be a good one, and is headed by the
well-known comedians, Billy Williams
and Mark Murray. Mr.. Williams is q
great favorite here. A number OF fine
specialties will be introduced during the
progress of the drama by the different
members of the company, who are all
we'll known dramatic and vaudeville
artists. The Grand will not hold the
people next Monday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-10
wanted His Autograph.

at prefer a written card to an en-
graved one," remarked distinguished
man in large company, recently, as the
subject was being discussed.
~ know il" piped a merry maiden
who is given to hero-worship, Il saw
one of your cards at a,place where |
called once and-and stole 1t.
'My dear young lady" said the aston
ished statesman. Il"
Yes, know il was dreadful thing
to do. My only excuse was that | want
ed your autograph so much that could
not help it,"
"But. my dear miss, when ! tell you
that my handwriting is so bad"
"0h, no." interrupted Miss H,
Don't say that, Senator. Why, it is
perfectly lovely. and SO characteristic
OF ydu. have 1t In my album, and ever
so many people have admired it,"
" es," said the gentleman, with des-
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uerate calmness, 81 think myself it was
rather neat"
"And yet you said your handwriting
is bad. Oh, you naughty man! l mean
To have that card framed and hung up. u
"As specimen Of my chirography'
do you mean?"
Eyes, indeed"
"Don't, please" said the honorable
gentleman, looking around for means
of escape; "the fact is my secretary
writes all my cards-it saves me lots
of trouble, and he is an expert pen
man"
Could he have seen Miss H the
next day viciously tearing that card
into innumerable small fragments, be
would have been sorry he had Olsen
chanted her.
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DIED.

WIEDEBUSCH-WM. WIEDEBuscH, Feoru
arg 9th, in his 6eth year.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Six
tenth and Woods streets, Saturday. February
II, at 10 O'Clock a. N. Interment at Peninsula
Friends Of family are invited.
In Memory of Mary Il. Brennan.
oh. Mary, how we miss you
Since you've been called away;
We miss your childish prattle
And your little footsteps gay;
We miss YOU from our table,
We miss you everywhere,
II makes US sad ana lonely
To see your empty chair.
Farewell, dear Mary, since thou art gone
And left US here TO mourn
Gone, in your childish innocence,
To God who gave you breath 10 live
And called on You TO die.
Farewell dear Mary, since thou art gone;
You could no longer stay,
For the good Lord said your time nAd come
And ave did not say hum nay.
For there Is a hope that Ills our breast
We know that you have gone TO rest
Farewell little Mary, thy race Is run,
Thy task WAS short Dut it's we'll done,
Thy peaceful hands are laid 60 rest
Across thy lite!ess, puseleSs breast
FROM FATHER AND MOTHER.
Benwoo1 w. Va. February9 9, 1898.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society, Lilies of the Valley, and the
Chalfant Mission Band of the PresbY-
terrain Church will hold q union meet
ing Saturday afternoon in the lecture
room of the church. All are cordially
invited to attend. The Lilies OF the
Valley are getting up an entertainment
and social for the twenty-fourth Of this
month.
The case of the State against Mrs.
Rose Williams, for keeping disorderly
house, was brought up before the
grand jury. A crowd Of witnesses from
here were called before the jury.
The County Commissioners appointed
Z. G. Krauter as Commissioner Of the
Martins Ferry and Coerain pike.
There was quite a contest for this
position.
Rev. Brownlee has returned from
| Concord, where he has been attending
a meeting of the Board OF Trustees Of
the United Presbyterian College there.
Vim. Merriman, of Smithfeld, was in
the city on business yesterday. He
contemplates moving 10 the city and
embsrking in business.
James German, of Morgantown, and
Miss Eva Selby, of EastoD, w. Va, are
the guests Of the family OF Mr.. John
Selby, of Seventh street.
The Baptist congregation has made a
donation TO Miss Nancy Finnev, the lady
who fell and broke her arm some time
ago.
The Martins Ferry Maennerchor
Singing Society gives grand masquer-
ade ball next Tuesday evening.
Belmont City Lodge, No. 221, l. 0. o.
F., holds festival and supper at Maen-
nerchor Hall tomorrow night.
Louis Flick will erect a three story
brick on the vacant lot on the corner OF
Fourth and Jefferson streets.
Street cars are running on this side
Of the river as far up as the second
treSte in Etnavile.
John Heasley, bookkeeper for the
Ohio Valley Tool Works, is down with
typhoid pneumonia.
Capt. VIM. Moore, of Portland, and
Chas. PAUL. OF TitOnville, were in the
city yesterday.
Adam Long of Wheeling paid 81 and
costs for being drunk yesterday morn
ing.
Deputy Auditor w. A. Fenton, OF
the county seat, was in town yesterday.
The Elson Glass Works was off yes
! terday on account of shortage Of gas.
Council meets again tomorrow night
10 transact some unfinished business.
Adam Fahrenbach has accepted a
position as clerk with McCabe Bros.
Freight is now being received for all
points over the Pennsylvania lines.
George Hobensack is seriously i'll at
his home on Walnut street.
Miss Blanche Schofeld is visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Robert Metz was the guest of friends
here yesterday.
The Laughin mill went on yesterday
morning.
There is reported case Ofdiphtheria
in town.
T. L. Henderson has gone to Shaw
nee.
winter Cloaks must 60. Regular $3.50
! Cloth ClOaks at CSC other grades at pro-
/ portionxte reductions. Read stone 4
lhOmas' ad,
Glad TIdings for People Who Suffer from
bad and Aching Teeth - Extracted
Without Pain.
Drs. DeNormandie and Miller have
exclusive right in Wheeling for
"Odonunder, perfectly painless and
/ harmless local sn9sthetic.
No danger-No bad after affects-No
uncertainty.
Locally applied and only affects i'm
mediate parts.
Call at parlor VanKeuren Hotel.
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