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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31

pearances on small income. The
husband. who is weak character
rather than submit to the mortlfica-
tion Of poverty steals from bis en-
ployer, and when bis theft is discoy-
cred, for his own protection is willing
10 sacrifice his wife. Her innate good
ness saves him and saves herself a
production in keeping with the artis-
tic requirement Of the play is prom
ised.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
camptsII TrIaI Postponed.

BY agreement Of counsel the trial Of
Holmes and Mont Campbell which was
to have been held before Justice Vance
today, was postponed till after the de-
fendalts have received their prelimi-
nary hearing on a federal charge be-
fore Commissioner Payne. There are
two charges against them Jointly in
the justice court and one charge
against Holmes alone. growing out of
his alleged assault on J. Ross Hainey
who entered the post Office at Tabler
while the general row was In progress
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Mustard seed.

Mustard seed is sown IN Holland IN
March and April. It blossoms like
rape. hut the plant is stronger. The
crop as a rule Is ready for harvest
in August or September The plants
are cut and the seeds dried on the
shrubs Of the plants. or. perhaps more
generally, the shrubs are put together
IN small piles and thus dried in the
fields.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Program Tonight.

Tanning the Terror" Bison.
They Dark Their Sign
"The Medicine Man" Comedy.
Vaudeville.
Brown and Lester. Comedy musical
act Buster Please Quit"
One hundred dollars reward 10 any
one telling Buffers age By his teeth.
Music by Prof Travis.
Doors open at o'clock
First show starts at 7:i5
Admission, 10 and l5c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Determined Search
for The Missing Girl
speaaI By United Press.

New York, Jan. 3l.-The police to-
day are making determined search Of
The ihickets and pools in Central park
for Dorothy Arnold who has been
missing since Dec ~.
Francis Arnold, father Of the miss.
ing girl believes that his daughter was
murdered and that her body was con-
cealed in the park while the p9lice
take the view that Miss Arnold eioped
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALVE FAILS

In regard to skin diseases medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use Of greasy salvea,
and fhus encourage them to multiply
A true cure Of all eczematous diseases
can be brought about only by using the
healing agents in the form Of liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT. A
simple wash: A compound Of OIL of
Wintergreen, Thymol. and other ingre-
MAJESTIC THEATER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Noted pianist May Come.

Prof Allan Bacon Of ST. Louis, a
concer; pianist, and friend Of Prof
Lester Majors Of this city will give
several recitals in Northern Arkansas
in February ana Prof Majors hopes to
have him come 10 chickasha near the
middle Of the month and assist in a
joint recital They will also probably
give an entertainment together in El
Reno.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Fitting Up Masonic Han.

Fitting Up Masonic Hail.
The ladies Of the o =. 5. are refur-
nishing the Masons new hall in the
Observation-Disclosures building and
have ordered a beautiful Wilton velvet
carpet for the main lodge ROOM The
rooms will be among the prettiest club
rooms in the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
The KInd q hIrd.

When women whisper scandal and
say little bird told them. it's a safe
bet that the little bird was a lyrc,
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ey at a time TO keep them going, or
TO turn all over to them and permit
them 10 become public charges soon
afterward7
There are about 1000 indians under
Lieut. Steckers jurisdiction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-31
Library Board Meeting,

There will be a meeting Of the Car
negie library board Saturday afternoon
al o'clock.
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SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Smart SET viii Meet.

The Smart Sci will meet with Mrs
Ed sheegog Saturday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15
there are some silvery blue follies
that look for all the world like pieces
Of the summer sky
REMOVING GREASE,

49, ~ =
II your kitchen table is spotted with
grease, or II the dresser has dabs
and spots Of grease on IT, you can
clean the woodwork perfectly by
scrubbing It vigorously with hot wa;
ter to which a teaspoonful Of whit
ing has been added.
Wipe throuoghly dry with a clean
cloth and Tie wood viii be as good
as new.
1t is we'll to have both table and
dresser covered with white table oil
cloth that can be washed after each
meal. II you do use oil cloth, provide
yourself with thiclmats Of cardboard
or asbestos on which to set hot
plates or sklllets, for heat will surely
ruin any oilcloth with which it comes
directly in contact.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15
GUILE HINTS.

A quill for the hat is not necessar'
lily feather from bird; these days
IT may be extremely decorative in
effect and can be made at home by a
woman with half clever eyes. Here
are some suggestions.
A quill Of roses on a green net
foundation can be made by shaping a
nat piece Of milliner's wire into a
pointed quill, covering it8wlth green
net and filling 1t in with tiny roses.
The headed linen shape Is another
form much used on outing hats. u
is made of linen to match the frock
of the fabric shape that it trims. Its
edges can be outlined with double
row Of heads or the whole shape can
be filed in with French knots and
beads on white linen is most effective
On stunning imported hat by
Jeanne LanyIn there is a quill Of lace.
This is made ,oyer a wire frame and
the lace ia pleated in three rows, the
free edges pointing upward,
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lightweight fpIls length coat has
bscome d necessary adiunct to the
wstIsdres ssd YoHsh's wardrobe. &
FcT the auto Tip, travel on the train
cf even for a days shopping, top.
cost that will protect the thin SUM
NET s5most acceptable.
Practically aIleog the new coats are
isds an length and are cut on
stfaight lilies, which continue in fay.
ot They are made up in pongees--
tlis most popular material for the long
roat oft-fnished taffeta and rubber
izsd silk that defes the rain.
The principal mode of trimming is
ths larger collar These are Of var
lea shapes; the newest have the long
pointed effect Stimulating hood and
finished OFF with q tassel.
There are also many Charlotte; Cor
day models. but the sailor collar is
SIM a general, fayorlte.
some OF the coats show the short
snst waist line; Some are cut With
tie separate skirt sand waist, Joined
Eew inches above the waist line,
which on others the modified empire
eHsct is obtained by the use of wide
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||l..|5I'TPI...'.ljIL..LI.0lUT
TH.|EGRAY HAIRS
n J. tAs'~-
AFsWApplicatlo Simple.
Remedy WI. Bring Back
The Natural Color

sspull ont one gray hair and a dozen
Still5take Its place" is an old saying,
which Is, to 4 great extent, true, u no
steps are takento stop the,cause. When
grag hairs appear 1t is sign that Ma
ture needs assistance. 1t is Natures
call t6r help. Gray hair, dull, lifeless
faIrSS OF hair that Is falling out, is not
nece ssarilya signot advancing age, for
there are thousands Of elderly people
with perfect heads Of hair without q
single streak Of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
siiaiEiseetns to be lifcless or dead, some
good reliable haiErestortng treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special-
lists lazy that one OF the best prepare.
lions to rse Is tho old.fashioned 'snge
tea which our grandparents used. The
hest preparation Of this kind is Wyeth's
sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, prep
aaratlOns Of domestic sage and sulphur,
scientifically compounded with later dis.
covered hair tonicsband stimulants. the
whole mixture being carefully balanced
md tested by exports.
Vsetlfs Sage and sulphuris clean and
Wholesome and perfectly harmless. II
refreshes dry, parched hair, removes
tiandfnfe md gradually stores faded OF
grn halrl TO lis natural color! Fl 4
This preRa Hon Is offered to sthes
public ~ fifty cents a iotti !. and III
rcccmmendeIt and s1li byi4 llI ir1eEisl,
q
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.pINEY RuM ANp FoRksRuRo..
The health Of our communit,

10 is b. l. 0 j e " d
The health Of our community Is
fair at present.
Mrs. Thomas Lesson was visiting
at Thomas Kinks one day last week
Mr. Charles shisher of Fairmont
was visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
B. +, swisher last Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Hayhurst was visiting
her sister Mrs. Heitle Hayhurst last
Thursday.
Miss Edith Cleayeuger Of Fairmont
is visiting friends III this community
at present.
Mr. and Mrs GA. Watson and lit.
tie son Paul were visiting at Play.
ford Grubb's asfew, days last week.
Mr. Dayton Grub, Miss verna Long
Miss Maggie Gfubband Miss Berenlce
Watson was Visiting at Mrs. G. W,
Hawkins Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. i. Keelor, and daughter
Esther and Miss Edith Cieayenger
attended church at Mt. Sharon sun.
day
Mr.. and Mrs, David Heston was vie.
iting their daughter Mrs. w. Hay
hurst Sunday, sEst
Miss bessie Summers and Miss
Pearlle vangilder and sister. Miss
Jettle was calling8pn Miss Maggts
Grubb Thursday evening.
MrH H. v. Tootathsn was shopping
at Falrmont / SATURDAY. a III, AZ
Mr., Eli Hayhurst was visiting his
son, Tom Hayhurst Montana satpts
day andd Sunday S
AssneRs As scSrceil viii bring these
few lines 10 a closes 4.
TEDDY,
THOSE who ma shopping am annoy
.al;ss 3ate lsp sR s.
subslfibs for The west virginian,
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&c ARr "a : rAE vEIL.

There is, indeed, an art in the wear
ing Of the veil. 1t should be treated
,tenderly$ A special receptacle should
keep the pertshable webs in immacu.
late condition. French veil cases re-
.sembles d large, thin book Of some
special precious sort, with its delicate
satin covers and ribbon tie strings,
The wells are placed between the pad
ded leaves and covered with thin silk
The veil and the art Of It's weareT
mark all Of this seasons excursions,
The headplece for the mufrling worn
completely over the hat must be dat.
ly trimmed aud have q housekeeping
brim for the wells to show of to ad'
vantage, whereas the long sscarfs,
which wrap 50 gracefully about the
throat may accompany a sidetitled or
mushroom hat with equal art.
One ofthe latest French wells shows
a scattering Of bees over some sof the
squares 81 lace webbing. Pretty veil
pin are III the form Of long-stemmed
lilies, Fashioned entirely5ln green and
white enamel For ordinary picnick-
ing Anticipating purposes q plain chit
fons III brown may DO advised, for
this color andlfnesht are about the only
things which esist tan The violet
and, stissna wells blue sometimes
io8in sbaalne that hssemble faded
sas 4 t5sllsts sas stiiI
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,e1t or3by means 81 trimming or bul

pelt orlDy means " WI VI w pus
tons. F Ell!
Peasant sleeves are noticed on many
Of the models, and usually finished
with a deep cuff matching the trim
ming on the collar. The regulation
coat sleeve is, however, much in EVIL.
denee.
These coats are designed for gen.
eral utility and can be worn on all &C.
casions. Coats Of lightweight broad
cloth are also used extensively. 81.
Velvet, satin, MORE and braid are
used for trimming: Great care is eyE'
dent in the selection Of buttons, which
usually are very large and harmonic
with the coloring OF the coat.
For example, rongee coat will
carry gilt or light brown buttons; a
red.brown mixture has red buttons
blue buttons that exactly match :lie
material are used on a lightweight
cloth coat.
Golden brown and tan seem to be
the fayerlte colors. These are com
bined with contrasting colors 4n the
trimming. stripes Of black and
white add a novel touch to many Of
The chlG'models;
Two,lncll l;ln.s ,%s strli'eli s!!t' a'e
seen olSt1g 70 jfalncol' u ;r:,u
ming and some coats are lined through
out with narrow striped silk.
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RIyEevILLE.

~
Mr.. George Ralphsnyder Of Fair
mont spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Alpha Ralphsnyder.
Mrs. Mary Dickens returned to
Grafton last week after spending seY
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, Smith
Straight.
Mrs, Belle RICH was shopping at
Fairmont Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Annie Fisher at
Louisville.
Mrs. Sarah Flowers spent Saturday
with her brother Oliver Guthrie at
River Bend.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Ford and fam
ily OF River Bend was the guests q
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Flowers recently
| viii write YOU a few thoughts on
the subject d how the world is pass
Ing today:
America Insane About Autos,
AS soon as they have sbit, q money
Americans buygan automob ileSit ser
ven them fof d bedroom, dining;
room, d means IS distinction and foT
iSBstnes me best society women
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

It has been announced that wind
or gus In the stomach or bowels 1our
stomach or constipation, arc aymn-
toms OF chronic Appendicitis which
may any minute become acute, AdQe
tor staes that A SINGLE DOSE d
simple huckthorn barry, Elycerlne 'lc'.
as Compounded In Adleri-lra, lho new
GefmRn Appendicitis remedy relieves
.tIiese symptoms almost INSTANTLY
Martins drug store reports That mapy
lFairnDnt people arc receiving QUICK
benefit.
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|had he form sud often the coIorinr
Of our old time Sedan chairs and ti,ay
|ldrew themselves which was quite a
surprising sight People depririnr
themselves OF iood ana wearing warm
/ clothes in order to be able to buy an
Iautomobiie. An American who has
Ilnot his auto would consider himself
las dishonorable as a spanlard without
| a.mantilla; German without pipe
Ian English woman without her over
lcoat Of i Pafiswornan without pool
Iet mirror.
M. and Mfa EphTsiin MusgTase
! and MISS Cora Aiusraye ana HaFFe,
ItMase ye was Visiting MI. and MIS-.
| Aimed valentine ID Pfenoes run one i
Eday last week ana wiz also Tie
\ guests 81 Mr. aha Mrs WIN Brochs
MI Emery Ioaga 81 Columbus, o.
KS visiting Mrs. RIM eHnry and also
1 is visiting relatives at Sugar Grove.
stewart Tough 81 Sugar Grove
! spent Friday with MRS Eiros Henry.
Mrs Caroline knife 81 New. Jen:
levi pa, is visiting iier sister, MRS.
Jane pratt at present.
4 Mrs Melville pratt Is very sick at
,lthis writing. u
4 The Temperance Rally was largely
ATTENDED at AtnettsyIlle last Sunday
land Saturday night. Rev. sl8A. Ar
Ihett Of Morgantown delivered an ex.
Icelleft address, And the chlldrens'
! exercises were very much enjoyed BY
Hail
Mrs. Grant Sheets and two chill
'Idren OF near MorgantowVn was the
\ guest Of Mrs. b Y McElroy.
Mrs. shelba Barber and daughter.
miss Barber q sIorgantown was the
IIiguests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Barber
Sunday and attended the Temperance
lRally also at Arnettsyille.
Luther Long Of Flichersyille spent
saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
IlW. b. Marley and two children;
Pauline and Hollis Of River Bend
spent sunday evening with Mr., and
IEAirs. s! q. Morgan.
Martha Howell Of Louisville died
Hast Tuesday night Aug. s. 1s11a oI
Z complication of4dfseases. Mrs. Hood
Ihad been iii about three weeks and
liner illness from the frst was very
4 critical and hergrecoyery was doubt:
sIful!5
Mrs. Hood is survived by two
daughters, Mrs Lafayette Straight Of
ROYAL Chapel and Mrs. sallie Gregg
lof Morgantown and two sons clyde
Hood Of Louisville; ouitman Hood Of
IFairmnnt and tw NJ sons william and
.IHupb died d few years ago, and one
daughter Mary died ~ numSer Of
Wears ago. Mrs, HOOD was loved by
Ian who knew Hi isf ss.ss her many
friends WIN be sorry 10 learn Of her
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.Personals

Miss Emma jacobs Of Grafton is
spending 4 few days with her aunt
Mrs. d. B. Hende sonon Guffy street:
Mrs. r. d. johnson q Clarksburs
is visiting her parents, Mr. and and a Mrs y
John Reeves on Morgantown avenue;
Mrs. Edgar Coftmaa and daughter,
Gertrude have returned from q short
visit to relatoyes at Grafton.
Miss Laura Hina who was the guest
.of her aunt, Mrs. j. g. Cunningham
returned to her home at Columbus
Saturday
Mrs. Hattie Kinkead and son Her,
.schel spent Sunday with the formers
brother Rev. John Conway at shinns-
ton. u
Mrs. William Bowman and children
of Jacob street has returned from q
two weeks visit at Pt Marion and
vicinity.
Mr.. Chester Powellland little daugh
ter spent Sunday at Grafton with rel
atiyes.
Mr.. j. D. Radford went to Pitts
burg Sunday to see bis mother who
has been very i'll but Is now conyal-
escent
MI. George Cox Of Guny street il
sick.
Rev. Arthur Cooper Of Belyit Kan,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Haga
Smith Sunday and Monday.
Mrs, Charles knight and Mrs. Man
ie. Walters OF Indianapolis; Ind. who
were called her by the death Of their
father MI. j. q. A. Leyelle went TO
Grafton yesterday to visit relatives.
MI. and Mrs. ]. N Yates and daugh
ter ofsGrafton we're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliza Yates Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Tetrick Of Clay street
is i'll Of typhoid fever.
Miss octayia has returned to her
home At Wheeling after short visit
here.
Mrs. Monroe Smith Is home from a
five-weeks visit to her daughters,
Mrs. Collins at Clifton Mills.
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Steele on
Market street.
Mr.. George Richardson, Jr., has re.
turned from Muncie, Ind, and will
join Mrs. Richardson in Rittsburg in
a few days. Mr.. Richardson will be
in Heinz's factory there.
Mr.. John stealey Of Gassaway was
here Sunday and went on to Wheeling
yesterday His father Mr.. ], G.
stealey was here today enroute to
Wheeling also.
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PlANo-For sale cheap; almost new.
Apply s11 4th street.

coTAG E.House for sail Three large
rooms with bath and cellar. Large
lot with good well OF water on
paved street close to school and
,churches. Price reasonable: ADJ
dress "BJ u" care this office,
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ZOE sAL.E

FOR sALE-A AIS Pony Promo Cam,
era, with Carrying Case, Tripod,
Copying Lens, Duplicating Lens,
Focusing Cloth, two double plate
holders and one Promo Film Pack
Adapter. All in fine condition.
Price $1,000: Apply Camera care
West Yirginian 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

The Womans Christian Temp rance
Union RilI meet at the home Of Mrs
Hannah Jones on East Park avenue
Friday evening ~ x. 1850 clock. "
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Mr, and Mrs. ]. a. Lyons entertain.
ed at xix O'Clock dinner Sunday even
ing complimentary 10 Mrs Nancy
Bruce and Miss Susie Bruce Of Hunt
ington, ~. va, who are the house
guests d MI and Mrss Perry Bruce Of
East Park avenue Covers We're lald
fol nine. IN elegant course dinner
Ewas served
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8Mlss powelI wis Entert

Invitations have been issued Tor a
biFthdsy paFty 70 b given BY Miss
Mary Powell 1T her home on Hay
Iroad stree Wednesday evenlhg
August is in honor q the sixts 3 s Z HlliI
anniversary Of her birth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

OFFICE ROOMS For rent one once
ROOM fifth floor and three rooms on
third floor Jacobs building. Apply
Geo. NJ. Jacobs. \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

FLATS FOR RENT-Flats In the
East Side Apartment house, located
In First Ward, Merchant street,
with all modern conyenences, Call.
or address, n, 9. Steele, agent city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

ROOM 4For rent! with 81 without.
light housekeeping. Mrs. Robertson
corner High and Monroe streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

oFFlcEs-For rers q few first class
office rooms In Peoples National
Bank building, corner Main and
Monroe streets, Apply at the bank.
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Rooms FOR RENT-Two nicely fur
nished front rooms, boarding Il pre-.
ferred. 506 Second street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-15

SEVEN ROOM HousE,fof sale Both
attic and cellar. Finished In hard.
wood, cabinet mantels, gas and cleo.
trio lights, Well located on paved
street about ten minutes walk from,
court house. School. churches and
4 stores, very convenient Price Isl
right. Address n r. !" care this
ofIlee. DIN
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.RAIA ANl THUNDER
STORM last NIGHT
/. L. Burchinall in the Fifth ward.
STRUCK RY LIGHTNING, DOING
LITTLE DANA STREETS OF
CITY ARE WELL WASHED.

The heavy downpour Of rain late
yesterday Afternoon was about the
biggest rain to have fallenin this com
munity for a long while and to say
the least IL was greatly appreciated
not only BY the farmer, but by all.
1t washed the filth and dirt from the
streets ofathls city and made old
Fairmont's public thoroughfares look
like the spotless town. VI,
The rain came down In torrents for
nearly and8hour and the thunder roIli
ed and the lightning flashed, being q
typical summer rain: 81
There wassno' damage as known to
have been done by the lightning ey,
eept that shortly after tho storm be-
gan. lightning struck the residence Of
q. =. Burchlh1all in the Fifth ward:
None Of the members Of The famiis
was A the house ct the time. The
chimney was badly shattered and the
telephone wires struck, putting the
instrument ont 81 commission. y h
Frank B Williams, who was the
tifst telegfapher employed by the
ISOLATED Press when that cgsaniza don
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Baltimore I Ohio
ATLANTIC (. CITN (
sEAsflR RESORTS
l | [ l8aa AUGUST 10 a
EPTEMBER I
elsess good returning ol<IlrH
aass laelaaipg date Of aaIs,
SO end Sl2
detailed information and 4.
Illustrated pamphlet ask ticket l13aI
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
b. II E clfER, Ticket AGENT
FAlRMoNT.

eElsEliAI HOUSE CLEANING
DONE BY WIN. Bee XVIII
Painted and canvas wallis 11t'
eialty. All work guapnleed nIll
clasa. Address
Wan BEoNWITH.
Rear l2a Falfmont Ave. OF ca|i Ho'|
Phone, i57-W.
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MAN.IET

WANTED Small cottage Or apart
ment we'll located either furnished
Or nnfurnished Apply RI AS s, this
Office.
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ROOM -For rent large cool rooms
In Penici residence two men or,
man and wife. Apply 623 Pike ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR tight house,
keeping. Apply 207 Cor. Monroe
and Jackson SITS!
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oRRENT

FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 500
High s..
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ROOM Furnished rooms tof rent.
44t Monroe street;
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SALE 900 in one and two
years notes secured by $1,000 worth.
Of real estate at q liberal discount.
Apply b. this office. n
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FOR SALE OR RENT Residence on
hast Park avenue: Consol. Phone,
610sY. n N a
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FOR 81 E Three room aud one G
room cottages HI Second ward. hi
quire 22S corner Washington and
leletAon slreall.