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Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
AUCTIONS s.


AUCTION-I will sell at public auction Tuesday. Jan. 31. at 54S W. Jackson St. commencing at 1880 p. m, the contents of a six-room house of high grade furniture Consisting in part of l large range as good as new. 1 gas range. iron beds. 2 springs. l chiffonier. mattresses. . rockers. center tables. dressers, kitchen table. 1 dining table. l arm rocker. l wicker rocker, 12 dining chairs, mirrors. 1 highlow. lamps. 2 sanitary couches. ? pads, 1 basket. 1 kitchen cabinet. 1 large ice box, art squares. carpets and rugs. nice line of dishes. cooking utensils and vari-
 ous other articles. dozen laying hens. 8 head horses, buggies. set single harness. set double harness. Bring anything you wish sold c. O. McMurtry. auctiOneer; J. P. Hannah. clerk. gb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
GOOD BUYs-LITTLE MONEY.

GOOD BUYS-LITTLE MONEY.
 Beautiful east front avenue lot with easy terms. Only s750.
 Cosy new brick and two lots: east front; s2450. Will sell for s25O odwn.
 Fine corner lot on the car line: close in; s45O. part cash.
 New five-room modern brick: good locality; $500 down. s35 per month. Price s250O.
 Fine apartment house site; large lot; $500.
 Modern rev six-room brick on easy terms; s3200.
 2k-acre tracts close to car line Terms to suit.
 Substantial new ten-room brick built for a home; icomplete in every detail; large lot; s65OO. Will take half cash.
 Boulevard lots in the best residential section of Central Ave; 53-foot front age; $500.
 The only rooming house bargain on the market; twelve rooms and corner lot 1O0-ft. low price: 5000 down.
 Fine east front corner on North Central Ave; large, deep lot. owner must sell.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

AUCTION SALE-Thursday. Feb. End. at II a. m, seven and one-half miles northeast of Phoenix direct north on first road east of Asylum, three miles east. and one and one- half miles north of Indian School. on Voyles' ranch. 10 head of young horses. heavy Norman -Percherons from 2 to 4 years old. One road grader. Two 2-wheel scrapers. Good condition. Terms: Six months time at 8 per cent interest. bankable note. Two per cent discount for cash. Althea Voyles. owner; w. w. Hutch inson, auetioneer; W. W. Dean, clerk.
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
AUCTIONS.

AUCTIONEER-P having auc- tion sales of any kind should see B
 w. Getsinger. who. by experience and ability is qualified to get the best re- suits. Stock. mercantile and house. hold sales given prompt attention. Real estate sales a speciality. Having associated ourselves with Messrs. Warwick Sc tt and Jos. Cope of the Valley Realty & Trust Co, who have many years of experience and large acquaintance throughout the Valley. we are better prepared than ever to handle real estate developments and quick auction sales in any part of the Valley Property listed with us for private sale will have our best effort
 Loans also negotiated and a general fire insurance agency conducted. Let us serve you. B. w. Getsinger. w. C.. Tolleson. 34 and 36 West Adams Stu
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR SALE-La Belle Place lots 75x165 feet. cement walks and curbing. streets graded and graveled. city water. building restrictions, on car line. Easy terms.
 Ten acres. BE miles north of city. G. room frame house and other good im- provements. 800 orange trees and oth- CT fruit. A water. A good buy at s5000. A new 4-rOom frame house, lot 50x200. Brill addition. Price s1s50, easy terms.
 THE CAMP. TANNEHILL co.
 B E. Adams St.
 .r
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

AUCTION-Everybody invited to attend the Humphrie auction sale. near Cartwright school house. We'd nesday. consisting of horses, mules. 32 head of extra Al dairy COWS; this is a bona fide sale. Free lunch at noon. McMurtrv. auctioneer b
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
FOR sALe-REAL ESTATE.

EVERGREEN HEIGHTS - BEST LOCATION; BEST IMPROVED RESIDENCE ADDITION; BEST FOR HOMES; BEST FOR INVESTMENT;
 BEST FOR YOU. BURROUGHS, f4 WEST ADAMS ST. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

AUCTION SALE-I will sell at my place, half mile north and % mile west of Mesa, on what is known as the Lisonbee place. on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1911 beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, all the following property: IT head of extra good mich cows, fresh and coming fresh. head of well bred Holstein COWS. s head of Durham cows, part Jersey cows; 2 full breed Holstein yearling heifers. half breed Holstein yeariing heifers. 3 heifer calves 6 mos. old. ? heifer calves mos old, calves: some full blood Holstein heifers. 1 almost new No. 17 De Laval separator, hogs, 1 extra good team draft horses, well broke, yrs old. weight 2600 lbs: 1 good work horse. 8 years old. HOO lbs: 1 buck skin COW pony thoroughly broke, about 100 thoroughbred Buff Leghorn chickens. 1 set heavy work harness, set single harness. 1 new Mccormick moving machine, 4-foot Osborn disc harrow. 1 new 10-foot tooth harrow, l new H-inch walking blow. 1 farm wagon. almost new light milk wa gon. 1 almost new Spaulding spring wagon, five passenger auto, in good shape and first class machine. a lot of household and small tools; also about ten ton of loose hay. Terms of sale: $50 and under, cash in hand: over $50 six months tims on-b -banlxable note. at 12 per cent in- terest: per cent discount for cash Free lunch at noon. Free buss to meet train from Phoenix to sale E. E. Hill. owner: W w. Hutchinson. anctioneer: L. W. StillweIl. clerk gb
 STOCK SALE-Thursday February End; commencing at 1O:SO a. m. four miles south of Glendale. and half mile east of Cartwright school house. will sell the following stock without reserve or by-bid: 51 head of fine cattle. consisting of F head of No. dairy COWS. F head of one and two year-old heifers. mostly springers: something second to none in this val leN' 1S steers from 8 to IS months old: lz head of calves; 2 Holstein bulls hogs; dozen hens: I 4- year-old driving lilly: 1 4-year -old driving Alley. something nice Terms: All sums of s25.0O and under. cash: over $25.00 credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving bank able note at 10 per cent before re- ] moving property. Two per cent dis count for cash
 This is sale made to dispose of the stock. not to invoice. boost or by-bid. as on account of my health l am compelled to close out my dairy business Free lunch will be served at noon. Come and bring your friends and depend on getting a square deal. Mrs. J. F. Hawkins. Owner: s. G Rogers. Auctioneer Phones. office Main ls4; residence, Sub. 72. 2-b
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

AUCTION-C. O. McMurrr-. expe- rienced livestock auctioneer; call sales anywhere in the territory at reasonable rate. See him before making ysur dates. Office IS North rfrst Ave. Tel B. ssi1 If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
GREENE & GRIFFIN.
THE BIGGEST SNAP IN THE VALLEY
 ORANGE LANDS

IN CORONADO HEIGHTS LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS RIGHT ON STREET CAR
 LINE This is first class sandy Ioam all in cultivation. It can be bought for short time only at s2oo per acre. Come early and get the best locations.
 J. w. WALKER REAL ESTATE, MINING
 AND LOANS
 3f7 w. WASH. OVERLAND PHONE 2639.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR SALE-I have five lots, 5Ox13O. S. Fifth Ave, city water. one a corner: s750 takes the bunch; 150 cash. balance to suit This is a snap. See owner, J. T Bowles. or phone Sub. IA D
 THE BIGGEST SNAP IN THE VAL LEY. ORANGE LAND IN CORONA DO HEIGHTS IN LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS RIGHT ON STREET CAR LINE.
 This is first class sandy Ioan all in cultivation. It can be bought for a short time only at s2oo per acre. Come early and get the best locations.
 CALL OR ADDRESS J. W. WALK ER FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE, 3i7 W. WASHINGTON ST. OVERLAND PHONE 2e3e. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

4 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT. HOME BUILDERS STOCK. If
 20 ACRES 10 acres in nine year old orange trees. highly improved. s13,500 Good terms.
 f3f ACRES 5 miles west of town. "A" water s100 per acre. s20O0 cash. balance on or before ten years at ' per cent. 150 foot corner on Washington St. business property. close in. sl2.5O0 Best apartment house site in Phoenix. close in and bargain.
 THE H. 1. LATHAM CO, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
 ( West Adams St. Telephones: Overland 55s. Con. Main 220. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
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BUSINESS PROPERTY. Washington make this price .sf25oo with two houses renting Price -. stoooo
  25x137A
 RESIDENCES. One of the beautifully dences East Evergreen be sold See Six modern faceE  Five-room modern pebble
 
 LOTS 100 in ton cement walks Price 2,lOO 
  100 Collins so feet frontage two 40-foot lots. w Washington
  1OOx77 Addition. 7Oxlso feet East Evergreen the beautiful
 EXCHANGE Lumber business, Tor nearP Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
teoo CASH

buys bargain piece of we'll inn proved property. Lot 10S fl. by 1SS with three-room frame house. stable. chicken house. fence. good shade. etc. All in good condition. and is really big value at ss00. Situated less than a mile and half from postoffice in rapidly developing section of this city. Can make terms if necessary.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD,
 REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. Southeast Corner Center and Adams
 Streets. gb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
BETTER THAN 4 BANK. If Ike PAlMAa LOTS

FOR SALE-S2750-Ir you nave s30O that isn't working come in and let me show you a new brick cottage; has wide cement porches, gas. bath. and electricity. nice lawn. Payments like rent. This is close to car. The rent will pay for it.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR sALE-A NEW TEN-RooM HOUSE, EASY PAYMENTS, CHEAP ER THAN YOU CAN BUILD FOR CASH. SEE BURROUGHS, t4 W. ADAMS ST. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

s950-A four-room bungalow; screen sleeping room: close in; s100 down. balance $15 per month, cheaper than rent.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
HOUSE ON INsTALLMENT PLAN.

i HOOoC ON INo INLIMENI FIEN,
 4-ROOM house. almost new, lot 60xl40. city water. chicken yard and young fruit trees. Price this week, s1f00-small amount down and bal ance SIS a month Grand Ave. car stops at the door Call 1342 Grand Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

Geo. Fischer. quarter mile north Os-
 born school house gb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

THE OWNER NEEDS THE CASH. FOR TEN DAYS s21oo CASH WILL BUY 4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE TWO LOT CORNER ON WEST AD- AIMS IN SWELL ATHENA PLACE. THE BEST LOCATION AND BAR GAIN IN PHOENIX. ONE BLOCK FROM THE LIBRARY AND CAR LINE AND CLOSE TO THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING. NEW HOUSES ALL AROUND. RESTRlC- TONS. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, FRONT AND SIDE. WALKING OiS- TANCE FROM POSTOFFICE. AD- DRESS, OWNER, BOX 323, TEMPE.
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR SALE-Lot worth $45O; build ing restrictions; two blocks from car: $500 cash takes it. 1906 West Pierce St 2-dm
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR SALE-A few male calves Central Avenue Dairy. Phone. County IF. sb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
FOR SALE-LIVESTOck.

FOR SALE-Extra good work horse S5O.00. Denver Horse Exchange. cor Seventh Ave. and Monroe. 2-b
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

FOR EXCHANGE - Twenty-four horsepower. 5-passenger automobile in perfect condition. Will exchange for city property or sell reasonable. Phone. Overland 2450 gb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
FOR SAlE-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-3S3 F. Monroe: Six room brick: gas. electricity. hot and cold water: good shade; close i'm En- quire 345 F. Monroe d
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

Beautiful east front avenue lot with easy terms. Only S750.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31

Cosy new brick and two lots: east front; s2450. Will sell for s250 odwn.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-31
u. Bennitt & Company
FOR sALE-MIScEIIANEOUs.

FOR SALE-Cash register. at the Bear Drug Store gb
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

Md oui what has iiiippe1c "a on ny orn
saecodtlt wlrsn the voles;s d Ill Nut
and wntty. the tnllor, drift up 10 me
Tie eronies are Coming down for tlicir
regular afternoon session on the post
soiuce benehes. a f.inctio which tales
place daily inst as soon JUS the sun
gets round behind tho building 50 that
the seats are shaded. And 1 nnnse.S
true 10 The ethics OF Journalism. us
my duty not to leave Just yet
Surprisingly enough. these two Ike
wise are discussing Sam Graham. AT
least 1 cnn dctuee; nothing else from
iHirpm's tirst words though their sub:
jectlis for the moment stiameless. y
Yes, sir; he's the poorest man In
this;town.r 81 4
Yes Wattys quavers-''yes, ] guess
+ he be-. s. iss'sszs
And he's got no more business sense
into him thin God Sire |: goose.
MOI u guess. he amt. X
ss3styhy. lookf ut the why things has
run down at his store since Margaret
sdlcd.;S She Kept things n,rgnnin, while
she was alive. n 4 K. Ks Y
r Yes: she wns a tl1e woman. Mnrsa.
ret Bohun was."
And sthey nin.t no. doubt about III.
Sam hnd money lrto stlie bank, when
shcslled. But ever. sinst then us been
all so out aud no come in with him:
He;keeps fusslns and fussln' with them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

mill he had mustered Himself aofiie-
swbat u teaiI ~ mt III Ills
part over silrli a isinryei 70 iIiis day.
opf know well. sirl hun. lie sid
presently eot my I'D the let
teri wrote ID week agb " 4;
sYes said isahf. WITH start Of com
spreiiens lon. cs. j n it.s.
Then Why tile devil, man don't
Jon answer II n Z
Sam ologetic smile swectened Ills
face. sbessall haltiisly, ..1'm
sure ant; no offense; but. you see.
I'm q very busy mnn. ! forgot Ito.
Y THE deyIf yon forgot It! Dye sex
ipectI me to belieye that, {niar ~ s,fs&
7; sIitli tlfraid |! II ayc 70 ~
g B6hpR Mas speca Hess for n moment.
stricken dumb by a,second seizure OF
fury. BntSagain lie calnicd himself.
jnrery well; III swallow that inso-
lence for tie present. ~
1T wasn't meant MS such. assure
"Don't Interrupt me! D you hear?
I've come for my answer. Yes. I'VE
, 80 y ~ .l -. "
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Sro,n ,.ns = ~; 800 ~ y n = -
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sha saidi ..,.S,, ,n.as. !. ~,
H. accotd - ~ ,as,!n" n .a;,..a as ~
any. isort ~ o,nn;nino,ton .,s,. -.
for t,ra,,t :. & :. cn,ona, nas,.s,
NO, I;has -. ,..,,a 800. 49,.
dIsI IN sisnnro,, a yo ~ III, !.
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"D6 Won tbinks I'm ,i,orn 10 bon1y
words with Won, foolp 7. dcmond nv
answer. i55ii' r. III =
.And No for that. co,,,n,od s,m =,
eyenlv n. n ho .hod no, hoor ,n,sr
rnntad ,.yonr nrop9ast,,on wns GO nro
posterons thnt Il co,,,i haze COME n r
from gt'ytoni md i,osory.I No ons,rpr .
But since yor wnnt 4 ,or,no,lv s,r
M, no" & :
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wonl,l ,,..a - o,rai.o rh S n,a,. n ~ ~,
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nlone s,,nnorte., Lin ,,ro,nl H .ha,
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Slnlan,i,. ,n. SUI; ss.o.M - :.
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anSi,y ha nas :, ~ es .,s,,, " NV !.
No. Y, hs ~ We ap,s y nE,t 5 y
s@i don.t haiia ss' :; 10 :. :, :, -,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

: BEE HAD STOLEN DOWN UNliEARD. 4
in her than lay In that marvellous re-
production Of Margaret Graham,s
voice. AS she waited there one de-
tected in her pose something of her
mothers qniet dignity, In her eyes
more than little of Mnrgnret's trag.
edy. OF Marsaret's beauty, saw
scant trace, own, but In those days
my eyes were blinded by the signs of
oyerwork and insufficient nourlsh.
ment that married her young features,
by the hopeless dowdiness Of her gar
mcllts. h. 4
Abruptly she moved swiftly to her
fathers side md slipped her hand into
his. what Is 1t. father!" she repeat.
ed. eying Colonel Bohun coldly.
.Why, Betty" he said. tremulous-
"why. Betty, your grandfather here
has been Kind enough to offtr to take
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
MSiIssloNsa,s NoTtcs!

- r. M - y q. g 49,.
Ipiln a, Clara, Plaintiff VS.. A.. n:
Donnllly mid Others, Defendants
In clianccrys
Inlthe Circuit Court OF Marion county.
"a West Nirglnia /.
10 "A. II, Donnatiy, E. II. Hartley, trus.
" tee. w. b. CorIrweli, trustee. First
National Bank OF Falrnipn,. 4 cor
poration, Charles E. sianiey II. W
I Gilrnore. T, A. Deyeny. George Ill.
4 u, Sam n HE. John r. Phillips.
4 Sam n. Nuzuni, Mary A. nicholson.
( administrative OF ". H. lielioisuii,
Il Ir., dece asetl; Geo. =. Amos, u, II.
Amos and S. 4. .Spy dsr pafthers; GfIs
der the tlfm name o < Geo. u. Amos
&, Co.. Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of Amos a Corporation and
E John A. Clark
1 You and each OF You will take no.
tice that In pnrsuance OF d decree off
said Circuit; Court, entered on the i9th
'daySof June. 1911. In the above stylail
chancery cause, wherein you are tho
parties plaintitt md defendant, shhse
,fxedtupori N ONDAY.sT4IE 18th DAY
OF s EPTIsN BE II, q 911 4 as The TIM,
and my Office In faifmont Trust
Building, Fairmont. Marion county,
West Virginia. us The place for begin
ming, tile discharge ofimy duties under
said decree Of reference an abstract
oftWhich decree is rs follows. 1;
.lr Is adjpdged, ordered and de.
creed that this cause be md the Same
Is hereby referred Ito Jamas Al I Mara.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
A||I|L I|I|I|E|E''IllI
.EA|RBR0U|V[)s
GENERAL COMMITTEE Of HARRI.
4 SOM UNITY Dba sF FELLOWS,
Y ASSOCIATIONS so DECIDES. II u;

GENERAL COMMITTEE OF HARRi.
SONY COUNTY 6b 1 FELLOWS
Ass ISOLATION go DECIDES. i,sl
The ehsw fair grounds was Selected
Us tho place Tor holding the ANIMAL
reunion ot 4the Hafrisons County Odd
sFellgws Association Thursday, DC.
tober 8. and a. subcommittee on pro.
sramne was appointed at meeting
OF the committee on general manage
ipent OF The assoclat ton Monday night
I'M the Odd Fellow hall on West
Main street. iIi.i} Z,
Those appointed on the sub.com.
a1nitteet to arrange the programme are
Fred L. shinn, speakers; CA Sheets;
music: NJ N. shultlcwortli ana Jar
'srett Bussey, amusementsi C. A,
Sheets and j, NJ. swartz, refresh.
smenta, "a. r. Wagner. o. c. Justus and
/ IL. NJ Nnznm, programme; N. N,
sshuttleWorth. transfer. i
3 All Rebekah lodges in Harrison
County, Canton Mpnongahela No. 3,
Canton Weston No. 49, Canton Park.
ersbarg No. 6, and Canton Clarks.
burg No. 9. were cordially invited 10
attend, the reunion.
Msmbers OF the general committee
who were in attendance Monday night
are the Rev. BENJAMIN Stout, chair.
mani Amos sGethlng, jarrett Bussey,
s All ardman, H. ]. burnside, Perry T.
Wolfe, N. N. shuttleworth and a.. F,
Wagner B. 4. Hammer, c. A. Sheets
Sand James W. Robinson also attended
the meeting. The. committee adjourn
;edsto meet Monday, September 1sTdt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

YOU and educats you and make d lady
OF you. and -and we were jrst. talking
lie over. dear-just talking II OYER
DO you mean tlatg' ssho dung ut
He straiehtened up, and held himself
well IN hind. rs It the first you have,
heard OF Sitl =
Yes. She looked Inquiringly at
her father. ~
-Why didn't You tell herr, Bohuni
persisted harshly. .swcre you afralds-
e mo" Sam shook bis head slowly.
Fl wasn't afraid. but It wassunneccs-
sary. You see. Betty. Colonel Bohun
Is willing to do all this for you on sey.
eral conditions. You must leave me
and never see me again. You mustn't
even recognize me should I'VE meet
upon the street You must change
your name to Bohunt and never permit
yourself to be known5ns Betty Ora.
ham. Then you mustr.A5 Z,
Never mind, daddy, DEAR; said the.
girl. tThntsis enough. i know now.
! understand why You never told me.
It's impossIble.ts Colonel tBobun krsw
that when The made tile offer. Of,
course. = He made 1t simply to hnrnss
YOU. daddy. It's his revenge"
"And that's your answer. missy'
snapped the colonel, livh with wrath.
is"I would inot,r she told him slowly,
accept a favor from You, sir. If I were
starving" 81 4 Is
Bohun drew himself up. "Thcn
starte," hc told her and walked out
Of the shop. 81 Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
sRRoueHT$To HOSPITAL.

Z 4 Joe Tahtsttzzl, Iof Worthlngton,i was
brought TO the Miners Hospital last
night, suffering from a severe case OF
blood poisoning. He had his fingers
bruised several days ago, which de-
syeloped into blood poisoning.
Charles Kobenallnskl, Of Barrack.
Vile; was brought to the hospital last
evening to be treated for an injured
arm. He was hurt in=the mines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

inventions Of his but no one ever
heard tell of his gettin' anything out
Of 'em." IN
sand what'd he!do with oil the mon.
ey he had when Margaret died = "a
Spent 1t. what he didn't lend and
give away and lose lndorsln' notes, for
bis friends and then, hnyln. to pay ,,em.
AID, spelk&s OF notes, 4 ihenfa i.olhnd
BHpette say t'otlierS dry TINT Did Sam
hid u aofe Cochin 'dde. 70 THE :bankaan'''
Blinky wasn't goin' to renew It my
more" a &,
S"Course sam can't pay. It." 3 I'll
ss"Certaipls aie cah't. ( !: swdsi In his
store day before yestiddy. lind they
wasn't nobody come In for notliin'
while II was there. 4 Hep don't do ne
business tofspcak orr q; ( 5. j 4
How long was you there, HIP
"From O'Clock to noon."'
4 .'NhptSdolr ~ Z q d Il. / u L K
'Nuthln'Gjess settih. round" y.
II seen him today goin'. into the
bank. Guess he must We gone to see
Lockwood bout that note"
tNell, IL don't envy BIN bis call son
Blinky .Lockwood none, z 80 =,
Mebbe PC went IN 10 deposit MS MS
coupons" Watty chuckled. "a
Hiram snorted. and there was silence
while he filled and lit his pipe.
y ;hearii tell TINS ,morn hlf,. he re.
sumed. TINT Josie LoekWoodss goin
to give a party next week..
Yes; hcarn it,too. Angle Tnthlll
was talkins bout 1t TO Name Garrison
up to Leonard s Calls. She said
they was goln' to have the biggest time
this town ever see--goin's to decyrate
the grounds with lanterns and have ice
cream sent from Phiuydelphy, and
eaGes TOO. Can't make our WHATS
come into 1Blinky 20 let mat ga Of nus
waste money IKE TINT e s.
y hgser,s says Iran ait 81. g 50, 81,
pient pause. sne ftnustTpe eettinr y ~
up Tor ttnnt New l iork d d09e,ei {;
4 duncan Ss
Uh.hun. "
y diaRt'Rnow ne sWas equalnted WIN WIN
the LocRWoods." 3s.
didn't know nc was 'quainted win
NOBODY. y; y y, =.
NOBODY Scept,n I =! Ho m ne ltitttlelonn
and Hetty Carpenter, and they don't
seem 10 Know mneh about Dim. ! eau
him; darn cur,us.f Hetty says hes allus
a.settin IN his room a-studyin and
a,studyini ana a.studyin..siy q
ne goes walkin' : mornins, Hetty
told me-" i
wal. ne don't come downtown
much NOBODY hardly ever sees MN MN
'cept to church" II. 81 = 4
Hiram ponders this profoundly. final
which he has never forsaken. 81 claim
NDon't lool, To me ma tb6uph he knew
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
$3.50 RECIPE FREE,
n For WEAK lDNEYs.
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Treu.
oies. sackaehe, sttalnlns,
Swelling, Etc.
~, '9'1l'ffss!EsIIi5 |Ei;'';i' g

~ - 90
want!to make q quick recovery, sSbsi
ought to write md get d copy ofs IL.
Many 4 doctor gonld charge yon $3.50
,Iaa ior wiling this prescription; but
Wouldn,tit!be nice within q week d
80 to begin to say Eoodbye forever 10
thhel ssaldl blins, sstralning. 81
too frequcnts passage Of urine; ms
forehead and 4 the back; of,the.haatis
|schds; flRtS t fdhss 4na palf i M ne
back; the growing mnAcle we6itne |; 7
spots before the eyes: yellow slsI i:
sluggish bowels; swollen eyelidss gor
ankles; leg cramps unnatural abort
breath; siceplessncss and the dsspond.
encyl 4 b,
4 have a recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on, and 81 you
! hayeiit md viii be glad 10 send ii tost
you entirely free. Just drop me al
line like this: DR.. IA. d. sRobInson,
K172o Luck Building Detroit, Mich,
and ]. will send It by return mali "a D
plain envelope. As you viii see when
you got It, this recipe contains only
Pure. harmless RENEE les; but II Inns
grca, healing ! and pain conq1ering
power.
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you use It. 81 !. think You had betfsr
see what tits without delay. iwill
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and cure yoursel. st home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
rReIa1ie,ntt,ss % Meet.

) WHEELING-State Superintendent,
Of Schools has called a meeting Of
the State Board OF Regents:sto meet,
at Waddlngton Farm, Member ogle.
bays farm, near Wheeling, for Sep.