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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05
NOVEL QUESTION RAISED.
Court Asked to Determine Who Is the
Owner of Waste Water.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKTON. Ind, Aug. 40. p. Ring,
a restaurant keeper of this city. has filed
mandamus injunction proceedings against
the Frankton Water Company, the result
of the company shutting off the supply for
the restaurant The question hinges on
the purpose for which rental is paid Mr.
Ring has been running a counter fan by
water motor and after the water passes
through the motor he has been using it for
restaurant purposes. The company ordered
him 10 quit using the water, but was met
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05
UNSCALABLE MOUNTAIN.
Seven Fruitless Attempts tn Reach the
Top of the Canadian Matterhorn.

BANFF, n. w. T., Aug. 4.-Mount ASSN
niboine, the Matterhorn of the Canadian
Rockies, after seven attempts i'm as many
seasons is still unconquered. Walter ID.
Wilcox, of Washington, ID. c., and Henry
G.. Bryant. ex-president of the Geographical
Society of Philadelphia, accompanied by
two Canadian Pacific Swiss guides. were
defeated in an attempt TO reach it's summit,
although an altitude of Hips feet at
tanned. This is a much higher point than
has previously been reached.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05

PARIS. Aug. 4.-The Due De Chartres,
father of Prince Henri d'Orleans, has re-
ceived the following dispatch from Saigon
regarding the prince. who is lying danger
ously i'll there: Slightly better. Hope
again felt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05

KROONSTAD. Orange River Colony.
Aug. 1.-Two Beers came into the British
lines to-day under a flag OF truce with a
letter from former President Steyn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05
The Ophir sighted on Port Louis.

PORT LOUIS. Mauritius. Aug 4.-The
British royal yacht Ophir. bearing the
Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall and York,
has been sighted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-05

turned to Saint Cloud. eight and one-half
minutes after the start, having covered
about half the distance TO the Eiffel tower.
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OUNCE OF CARBoLIC ACID.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind, Aug. 4. - Mrs Silas
Hall. wife of prominent farmer near
Max. attempted suicide to-day while tenn
porarily insane by taking ounce of car
bolic acid. She cannot recover. To over
work during the hot weather is attributed
her insanity and her attempt at suicide
She is about forty years of age and has
a husband and one child.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

the mines were purchased to insure
an economical fuel supply.
Work on the National glass plant
has been suspended because OF delay IN
the delivery of structural iron. A sus-
pension until the settlement OF the
strike is looked for.
II. w. Rogers will expose splrltual-
ism at Hammond opera house on
Monday evening, August 70, the pro-
eeeds to be for the benefit OF the Am
algamated Association.
Frank Mahaffey, Of the Cambridge
Herald, is spending a ten days vaca-
ton in Cleveland and Buffalo, N. I.
Sheriff Alexander, of MusNngum
county, is out with an edict to the
effect that no more prize fights Will
be allowed in GAINESVILLE or any other
part of his dominion.
Miss Anna Van Law has returned
to her home IN Bellaire, after Vlsit
with friends in this city.
The city council has decided to open
Jefferson avenue in West Cambridge
by condemnation proceedings. ne
third -of-a-mue track of the DRIVING
Club will be ruined, the route OF the
street passing through its center.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
CLINTON.

CLINTON. w. Va, August PA
good many of the farmers are done
threshing.
Geo. and VIII Halls new machine is
doing good work.
James Smith, of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends near here.
Mrs. Barbara Cox is visiting her sis
ter. Miss Rosa Hoyt.
Miss largaret Bonan, Of Coon Isl
and, Pa. spent last week with Miss
Julia Ridgely.
Mrs Fan McColloch, of Kfondike, has
been veryill at her sisters, Mrs. Noble,
of Sixteenth street, Wheeling.
We have had some good rains in the
past week, which we are very glad to
see
The picnic at Milton McColloch' g
farm has been postponed indefinitely.
The Opera House band played on the
streets last night TIL ten o'clock.
Ice cream was served last evening at
corner of Main and Water streets.
Those that sampled it say it was fine.
Miss Mary Mayer, OF Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Matte Boggs this week.
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FAIRM0NT.

FATRMONT. w Va. August III
| Mr.. John Cole and Miss Anna Frum
Here married at the home of the brides
sister. Mr.. Lena West. in this city. on
! "Wednesday of this week. the Rev. w.
t II. Wiley oGiciatug The bride and
j groom are from Monongalia county,
and near AorgantoWn. They will re-
side in chat county.
J. A. Martin druggist. returned yes
tefday from his home at East Liver
pool o. being called there by the sud
den death Of his father, which occurred
this week.
A Der of men that are working
on the eXcayating job, making room
Tor the foundation for the S. A. Dean
and John Reeves building which tEao
intend to erect on Parks avenue, hau
n narrow escape for their lives on We'd
n6sday evening In making room for
the foundation they struck a coal mine
that since it was first opened was
about City Years ago. Over their heads
hung several tons of coal. and in a few
lmments after they had completed their
daX's work Ii fell
Mr. and Mrs d. r. Tappan returned
home from Atlantic City yesterday
morning They were absent about
three weeks
Alvin Snyder, we'll known here. died
after a short illness cf typhoid fever
at his home near Colfax. this county.
The funeral occurred to-day. The de-
ceased has three children that are i'll
with the disease.
Mrs. James Sfealey. who has been at
Cook hospital for several DAYS. re-
eeiYing medical attention for a serious
case of typhoid fever. has recovered
Sufficiently to he able to be removed to
her home in the First ward
The members Of the Methodist Aid
Society spent Wednesday as a days
outing at Mnersville, A magnificent
time WIS had by all present.
part of the lumber is on the ground
for the repairing of the suspension
bridge Sore time next week the work
of repairing the old structure will be
commenced.
". S. Henderson, from Days Run.
MonOngalia county, but who has 3een
working Tor the Howleys on the Paw
paw railI DAD. claims to have been rob
bed of $3.50 near the Mile Martin sa-
loon on Wednesday evening of this
week. His pocket was picked and he
feels assured the theft was committed
by a negro. who worked on the same
job
Cards bearing the following have
been issued: you are respectfully in
vited to be present at the seventeenth
annual reunion of the Society of Mauls-
bys battery to be held at Fairmont
Park, Fairmont, w. Va. Saturday, Sep
TENDER IA. 1901. Jno. w Mason, Adj
jutant; Thos. A. Maulsby, Comman-
der
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SARDIS.

SARDIS, o., August 24.-Miss Won
May, of Matamoras, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Works, this week.
Mrs. W. d. Moore, of ParkersDurs
W. Va, is visiting friends in town this
week.
Miss Edith Hofer, of Allegheny hos
pital. is at home. taking Der vacation.
f. D. Thompson is at home this week
Miss Eva Nesbitt, of New Martins
vile, was visiting friends in town last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Schooner and Miss
Hattie Thompson attended the teachers
institute at Woodsfeld, o., this week.
Mrs. NJ D. Mo2ena left Monday for
her home at Martina Ferry. She was
accompanied by her niece, Miss Della
Litten, who will remain with her a
couple of weeks.
Miss Mayme Morrissey, Of Sisters
vile, spent Sunday and Monday at
home with her parents.
Charles Daily, c. o. Cunningham and
Philip Bush were at Woodsfeld this
week on business.
Roy Suter, OF Sistersville, spent last
Sunday at home with his parents
Miss Minnie Humphrey gave a party
to her many friends on last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served
and there was music and playing
H. c. Thompson made a business trip
TO Wheeling this week.
Mrs. DR.. Boice and daughter Blanche
are visiting in town this week.
Mrs Did Webb, of Wellsburg. Is Wis
iting friends here this week
Quite a number from here attended
the fair at New Martinsville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hall, Misses
Stella Cunningham, Ada Engerman and
Harry Engerman spent last Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs William
Knapp, of Sistersyille.
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PADEN'S VALLEY.

PADEN'S VALLEY, W. Va, August
24.-Mr. Ned Davenport was N the Val
ley this week on business
Dr. Bruce kener, of Shirley, was
calling on friends here the first Of the
week
Miss. Frank Barr of Revenswood
Misses Viola and Minnie Nash, is now
visiting relatives in Baresville. o.
Mr.. Ed Bennett, of Wheeling, is Wis
iting MS aunt. Mrs. E. o. Paden.
Miss Rachel Smith has returned home
frem a week visit with friends ~
West Wheeling, o.
Miss Cleo Pollock is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Sayer at st. Mary's w. Va.
James Stephens and daughter Edith,
were in Wheeling Saturday, where Mr..
Stephens was consulting with physi-
clans in regard to throat trouble.
Miss Maude Bennett accompanied by
her mother and Mss Mabel Church, re-
turned 10 Wheeling Saturday after a
weeks visit here.
Miss Mabel Van Camp, was visiting
in Pine Grove Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Richard Ankrom will
attend the Knight Templar's conclave
at Louisville, Ky.
Walter Refer returned this week
from Texas.
Mrs James D. Lane, of Sistersville,
was here this week spending a few days
at her country home here.
Dee Ankrom and John Pollock left
Wednesday for Buffalo and other places
Of interest in New York.
Miss Blanche Hogg was calling on
Mrs Annie AnkrJ1n this week.
with much regret the sad news was
received here last Wednesday of the
death of Mrs Oleyla Ann Lockwood. OF
Belpre o. Mrs Lockwood was the
daughter Of the late James and Eliza
beth PaIen Of this place, which was
her native home until her marriage to
Jacob Lockwood. She is survived by
four children. Mrs John Dana. Mrs.
Witt Miss Blanche Lockwood and son
Clinton lockwood and one brother, Mr..
Obadiah Paden, Of Bosalia, Washing
ton.
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pete with its rival, the Bell Company.
Col. Harry r. Smith. of Clarksburg,
passed through this city Thursday en-
route to Shepherdstown. where he will
muster in a company for the First reg
iment of the West Virginia National
Guard.
Frank Hiepley returned the first OF
the week from a visit to Ohio friends.
+. VI. wilkins. Of Fairmont, was
granted his street railway franchise by
the town council at its meeting Thurs
day. Mr. wilkins has promised to be-
gin work early IN September, and nave
the track ready to operate in a few
months. For the present the track VIII
only be built so as to connect Grafton,
Fetterman. Bmeville and West Grafton,
but ii is his intention to extend the
the 10 bennington and will at some
future time extend it to C.arksburg.
Samuel ". Watkins and Gus Weaver
enlisted IN the United States cavalry
and left Tuesday for Columbus bar
racks.
j. E. r. Sine is At Webster Springs.
W II. d. Dent viii spend Saturday
and Sunday ~ Oakland and Deer Park.
Louis Yeagrr Of Morgantown was in
town Wednesday, He VIII spend TWO
weeks at MS home near Marlinton.
Mr.. and Ms. James w. Bradshaw
VIII at md the trieuniai eonclaye at
Louisville next week.
Prof Hayward Fleming returned
from Bridgeport. where he held
teachers institute last week.
Capt and Mrs. a. w. Burdette left
the FIRST Of the week to visit the ex-
position at Buffalo.
Sparks Bros. bog and Pony Show
viii visit this place Thursday August
29tA This is one Of the most popular
shows that visits Grafton. and viii
bring a big crowd Of people to our
town
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
CAMBRIDGE.
Independent Steel Works In Pros
pcct--Lacl> of Material stops Work
on Rig ptrnt.

independent Steel Works in Pros
pcct--i.nci> of Material stops W ork
ON Rig pirnt.
CAMBRIDGE. O.. Aug 24.-John
O'Neli, a prominent mill worker. died
Wednesday after short illness result
ing from the use of impure water.
son of the deceased was also attacked
and is in serious condition.
The members of Macedonia Baptist
church gave lawn fete at the home
of Vincent Brady on Saturday evening,
Aug. II.
The greater part of Steubenville ave-
nue., which is being paved this sum
mer, has been opened to travel. while
the wide spaces for grass and trees
at the sides are being graded and COW
cred with sod. When completed. this
VIII be the handsomest street in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner G.. Brown en-
tertained at their home on Wheeling
avenue in honor of Miss Marie will
Jams, of Washington City, on Thurs
day evening A hunt for prizes, with
lettered and numbered cards for chas-
ers. and amateur mesmerism, furnish
ed the evenings amusement. About
twenty-five society people were pres
ent.
Ground is to be broken on September
LIST for the acknowledgements cleo
trio line Manager II. o. Barber, of
the Consolidated Ice and Electric Com
pany, has just returned from trip to
Pittsburg and New York for the ar
rangement for delivery of building ma
terial.
A. w. Brown. former owner of the
controlling interest in the Cambridge
Iron and Steel Company has returned
from Europe and purchased. in COM
pany with w p Devore. the mines of
the Hamilton Coal Company. six miles
south OF the city, for something near
100000.
The sentiment prevails In CONNER
cial circles that Messrs. Brown and
Devore contemplate the erection of a
large Independent steel mill, and that
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scented. and many arrive daily from the
above named towns.
Mrs. Clark. Hamilton and children
left for home Wednesday. They had
been here for several weeks.
Capt. B. B. Dovener came up Sunday
and spent the day with his family here.
Mrs. Thos. Carr left for her home
in Wheeling the first of the week.
Misses Morris West and Mccoy, chap
eroned by Mrs. II. G. Stansberry, COM
pose a party of we'll known Sistersville
ladies that are at the resort.
Mrs. w. H. Conoway, of Fairmont,
entertained a large party from that
town at the Loeb Lynn on Monday
/ night.
The cake walk on Tuesday night
given az benefit of the local base ball
team, was a grand success, and netted
unite a neat sum.
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.Daily. Week days;
800 a: m train has Cafe and an Free re ne.
cni ~ "a ~ m train between -Pittsburg ana
Ruffalo. Pittsburg and Rochester
Ticket office, 800 Smithfield ST., corner
E T, y fAPEY C. Cd. PASCAU1 T.
L; - Sees Act DIV. Pass. Agt-
HPocbester N Pittsbure. Pa.
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BENWOOD.
News Notes OF Interest From the Cit
of Mills.

Miss Ella Havey has gone to visit
friends in East Liverpool and Steuoen-
vile, o.
The J. J. Slippnrs and the Hen
Hookers will cross bats ON the Loop
grounds at one O'Clock to-day, for $40
side.
Ed I.imerieks new residence at me
southern end of Marshall street, IS
being weather boarded.
About half of the stone foundation
for the junction school building is
completed.
Mrs. Sue Shephards new residence
on McMechen street, is nearly eom-
pleted
Yesterday was payday at the lower
steel mill.
A number of people from here are
spending to-day at fishing camp aD1ve
MouHdsville.
Or. J. w. Mcdonald, Robert Lindsey
and Or. Leonard Eskey will leave to-
day for Louisville, Ky, to attend the
trennial eonclave of Knights Temprar
John Murray will visit the Pan
American exposition this week.
Ed. Linebereer and family have gone
to Letart, to remain two weeks.
DR.. j. w. Mcdonald and wife have
returned from an extended eastern trip.
Alex Muster, who is employed at TIE
Riverside improvements, fell yesterday
and received some bad scalp wounds.
Miss Nora Dolbear has returned frorp
a weeks outing at Alkaline, on Fish
creek.
The first grand bail by the Wheeling
lodge No 5. A. Al /. S. Il =. W., VIII
be held In Blue Ribbon hall on Wed
nesday evening.
James Kelley. the representative Of
the Wheeling Bakery at this place, is
spending a weeks vacation at Oakland.
The paving has all been relaid at the
Boggs' run crossing. where the street
raised several feet on account of
the b. & O. tracks being raised for the
tunnel under the line.
Ii would be a very good thing Tor
property owners all over the town to
clean UP their premises. The sanitary
conditions are not bad as a rule, but
there are few vaults and garbage pics
that should be attended to at once
The health committee has prepared a
list of offenders, and If they do not
clean up their premises at once the
proper authorities will take the neces-
sary steps to have the nuisance abated
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CLARKsRURG.

CLARKsBrRG " Va. August "a
The Clarksburg District Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church held its an
uual session in Salem Tuesday. wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week. The ses-
sion was opened Tuesday with sermon
by Rev. William Anderson. d. this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
WESTON.
MRs. CATHERINE McGARY, AN OLD
AND PROMINENT RESIDENT,
DEAD.
BOARDING CHEAP AT WESTON
AN OLD TIME wEsTONITE NOTICES
GREAT STRIDES MADE Ky
THE TOWN.

WESTON, w. Va, August 24.-In the
death of Mrs. Catherine McGary, Wes-
ton looses one of her Oldest daughters,
and one who was loved and cherished
by every one She was the mother of
Attorney W. b., Tom and James Nc
Gary, an ardent believer in her faith,
the Catholic religion, and a lady who
did not know what the word enemy
meant. Her funeral was largely at
tended and took place from the Catholic
church this forenoon. Interment at
Machpelah cemetery.
There are not many county papers in
the State that take the interest in
public school matters as does our own
official organ Of the county, the Dem
ocrat.
.drs. Louis Tracy and daughter, Mrs.
A. X. Weber, were in Clarksburg this
week.
Hon. w. w. Brannon is in New York
city this week on legal business,
Third street is much improved By the
new paving.
All the Atlantic City party have re-
turned.
5. L. Barrett returned Wednesday
from his trip to the east.
Mr. John Lane, who has been work
ing at Monongah in the telegraph Of
fee, is home on a visit.
Harry Castor, of the Klein store, is
Mi.'eo@ :5oIano CHAR E1. pai,ev
ord piJ5ir yVafI.ca NJ Fr,nk Karri.
CON rob,, pnn,bacb and I A Wbool-
cry are new typhoid fever patients.
Stokes Tunstill Is in Atlantic City.
s1,a@ Ut c,iain af nuctbannon
Nc .bo,,,,ir,y bora tbtc uaek
"s all 9iopp d5b n'' eea aIlS If
4, hora ,,i.b bar no,,v and nbaeton
M w. "t @nl,ins T. asssting as cIerk at
the Ra siLl bonse IN tha absence Of mine
hot Tnnstiu
NJ Van Curtis has accented a nosition
&C ntrS SH c1 ar y Of i"3 tbo Tarndep vii
Jjan IN 6nrDinqton who was the night
non ~ haan eivan the nosition Of
49, - a-,1
NJ Stnl,os Tunstiu end daughter
,,et - 49, 10 ,,isit M rrnstiITe old
- =. 6,,to
.,tho Woston bogo haY cluh NAV
Clari,shnrg tbts affernoon
~ - - Vii = ,onnIsr Westor bot
,,.ho va. nattonf enFarer with con-
s,i,,9r.;on dtad and voc hurled sunday
Ar IN tln 4'c cfifd Of Contractor Mr. I'd
ulaai, dic1 and ~ was hnried Thursday
s,5,.!or R,iIey has ononed nm a beep
ebon rcor r \ Rarne's grocery store
Mr. Raln EIv of Ruffalo n Y. is
bera the gnest If his SON RaIph n. .Jr.
W. r Nv 49, Sas var Might cav morn and
raf. i hero bnt has been away some
ve.rs Va saws that he has noticed
so'nn 1 wnndorf,I str{dee in Weston since
+b.n
Attorney e Rrannon leaves to-day
for pnffaio He viii he Joined al
C,r,rl,shnrg NV Vim GAYLORD and at
p,itir,o,.a NV mr. Flanrerv and wife.
49, prigbt M Snfto, was here
.,,btrsda,
yrot-aiirg Enyinanr w ! Duffy of
tba g. = railroad was mingIing
80 n,sn Tho mast week
Willing and wife were guests
at C,,,ao,, ri waal,
NJ eva. 0Hara was confined 70 his
bon,e u1tb pbanmatism and his neigh
no.. Mr. navid SNYDER IN his room
,,,,tb sr',,,nto,,s oP fever
NJ : ,ila Dao,son Leaves TUESDAY for
in a large millinery store.
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LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS.

LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS. Md, Au-
gust 24.-The Loeb Lynn hotel is GER
tainly popular with West Virginians,
for two-thirds of the two hundred
guests hail from the Mountain State.
Wheeling and Fairmont are we'll repre-
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EDUCATIONAL.
Woodbury. Forrest
HiQh School

For Boys Piedmont region OF Virginia.
Five miles from any town or village, Tele-
phone and daily mails, Testin onfals as to
conduct aud habits required OF every appli-
caQt.
Besf Equipped Preparatory School
in the South.
A Lower school has been esta bished for
small boys not prepared to enter the High
school. Fur catalo cues. address Woodbei ry
Forest High school, Orange. Virginia. j
Carter Walker, NJ. Az Head MasteE
au4dx
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RAILWAY TINE CARL.

Arrivals and departures of trains -,
after May 18th, 1901. Explanatio+. q
Reference Marks: DAILY; Sunda,1l q
cepted Monday excepte; s saturdsy e e
Time. which is one hoiir ssri. 4 f1aFt
Central Time Si44sf t1a-
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HOW TO REMIT.

Send all remitfances ~ Rebissefee
Letter, Exprest ORDER, ChscA
Postal Note. Patrons run f
of losing remittnnces sent IN ny
other way. All amounts fof $o.O"
or less can be kent by postal or"eH
for three cents. Address
THE REGISTER,
Wheeuags w. vss4
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LOST-S- all-sizcd telescope. containing
chiIdren's clothes Reward ar R0a- Il
Cos Transfer Barn. First and YFec1
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WANTED-A position, by an experienced
meat cutter 5. T. c." Eagle.
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LOST Thursday morning. q ladies' gold
watch. Elsi0 w0rEs Finder retgrI 70
Mossbachers for identification ard -
reward Mdlla Williams s.rL
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@. W. c. JONES
OSTEOPATHIc PHYSICIANS

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Directory Of Graduates OF Reputable
Schools Of OsteoDathy.
DIR. BERTHE BRIsCOE.
Rooms SoJ-3o2 Sedgwick block. once
hours. 9 to = and 2 10 ;. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
DIR. G. O. SHOEMAKER.
The Piazza. 24S North Lawrence ave
nue.. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
f. s. MILFORD. D. O.. N. d.
Suite = Scheetz building. phone ST.
Residence, go St Francis, phone Ss1-3.