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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
Eradico Does More
Than Remove Hair

ERADICO isn't merely q depilatory
which harmlessly removes supernuoue
hair from your face. neck or arms it
is a positive benedt 10 the skin. IL 10
nntIseptic, * soothes the skin and i'm
parts to Il a ruddy. healthful glow.
II you are tired OF having supernuous
hair mar your beauty, you can easily
add to your physical appearance by
using ERADICO. Remember. your
money back IL you are not satishod
You can get Eradlco in Salt Lake CITY
al Schramm johnson. Drugs, i've stores.
LsS15EGKEIIZUgEIfIszES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Utah July 7 Ia1

Ofnce OF the Board of Public Works
salt Lake City. Utah. July Z 1911.
Sealed proposals viii be received at ,his
office until o'clock p. m FRIDAY. July
Is. 1911. for constructing curt and gutter
Including all necessary grading In Curb
and Gutter Extension No IS including
both sides OF Fifteenth East street from
DouSias PARK subdivision 10 Tenth South
street according TO plans on Me in the
city engineers Office
Instructions 10 bidders together with
riaus. prohlcs. specifications and forms
Tor rifact and bold, NAV be obtained
upon Application AT the Office OF the
board OF public works or the city engi :
nerr.
The right Is reserved 10 rsjec, any and
all bids.
b. order Of The bcari or public works
II O. MMILLAS chalrman.
hTii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
HOSierY
For Misses and
Children


CLEANUP AT LESS THAN MAN.
UFCTURER' COST.
Ladies black or tan lace drop stith
fine maco cotton hose in al sizes<
best 25c grades for the Aea
final cleanup at. 4eS
Children IS best 25c grade fast blaei
or white lace drop stitched hose;
all sizes; for the @kn
final cleanup at. Lev
ladies fine pure thread silk gsuz1
weight hose with Isle thread topf
and solesi greatest 75c Ef1n
value;; in black only, at. SV~
Ladies' pure silk hose in fast biaek.
tan, pink and blue; very 6nI
sheer LOO grade for the GOn
final cleanup at, pair. -. WS
Ladies tan fine gauze or laee lis1
thread hose; all sizes; the be-
Csc grades; for 2l0n
this final cleanup at. 80. VS
The evening world., 1911-04-19
GET GIFT
FOR CHRISTMAS.
50 WIFE SUES
Married 81 Years and Husband
Had Given Her $500
Short Time Before.
Is-

Several weeks before Christmas Levi
Rambler. a Brooklyn real estate pro-
moter. sold n piece of property n re-
ceived his commission OF 500. Levi pre-
scented the money e MS wife. They
had been married twenty-seven wears
and had been a happy couple. But
that 500 end a woman's desire for more
undld II all.
While they eat three times 8 DAY ~
the same table neither has spoken u"
the other since Christmas. on the
morning OF that day Mrs. Rambler went
10 her stocking hanging on the mantle
piece and found It empty. To-day she
anpeared before Justice Blackmar III
the Supreme Court and asked for a sep
sratlon.
He won't speak to me and | WouIu
prefer TO have s. a week alimony IMAM
to sit opposite him and not nave MN
say n word" she said.
The incident OF the no-ChristmaS
present was brought NJ. as vel as the
800 gift,
II thought the 500 was a pretty good
Christmas present said Ramoer
Yes, hut I had spent all hut $9'l OF
(. before Christmas" retorted MIS-,
Rambler,
She odd the court that her grown emil
1ren would help 10 support her, hnd
rreferred the s. a week than her part
ne- ~ twenty-sevcn wears. Justice
Hlackmar reserved decision.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
NO TRACE OF JEWELS AS
MRS. ORUMM0NO SAILS.
Former Mrs. Marshall Field Jr. of
Chicago, Still Hopes to Get
Back $4,000 Gems.

Mrs. Maldwin Drummond Of London.
formerly Mrs. Marshall Field jr OF chi
cago, who lost iewels Woyth $4,000 by
theft aboard tho America coming over
from the other side a few weeks ago
sailed to-day IN the IMsItau'a sor Eng
lard.
Mrs. Drummoud said there vas 10
trace as yet OF the stolen gems but = e
was hopeful that the widely published
descriptions would keep the thicye- from
selling them and that the rewards Of
fered would eventually bring them back
% her. SIZE dcn.el the rumOr that alr
and her husband were about 10 separate.
Mr.. Drummuul, she SAID, was now at
Etoa. where his three ons are az scloo,
?ld would NEE her I'm London.
Sir John G. ard, Premier OF Sew
Zealand. with Lady Ward, their son
Gladstone and their daughter. Miss
Eileen, also sailed, Another passenger
was Count Leon G. Tolstoy, son OF tHo
great Russian novelist, returning home
after siN weeks IN America.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
WANT ELECTRIC RATE PROBE
Public Service hoard \ TO
Hiring Edison Company la Terms.

\ petition was flied to-day with tAe
Public service Comm. sion complaining
or the methods OF class ton and
rates Of the New York Edison Company,
and asking for q hearing In behalf OF
rctlN consumer 81 current.
TIE petition was signed hv !. u Tay-
lor. chairman the Joint Committee;
u. !. %IIorau, It's secretary. and II. H.
Eigcrthu, ms statlstician. rcprcsentlng
'hc international Union ~ steam En-
= necrs. National Association OF station
any Engineers. Marine Engineers Hcnc-
ticia' Association % tie Fort ~ New
Noro, Blue Room Engineering Society
and the New York Engineers Protective
Society.
TIE claim + made TN the company
makes ii- current at an average
cost Of So cents per kIloNntt-hlur. and
charges small , sumcr the ..Nimun
rate 90 ten cents.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
DEATH AVENUE
TRACKS MUST CO,
IS LAST DEMAND
Engineers Plan for Removal
Endorsed by Citizens at
Public Hearing.

s7sa 10 sact TO our mutton m DO
not permit the real issue-|the tmms-
dsaAs removal Of death-dealins TRACKS
from TIE surface Of Eleventh avenue
b ctouded BY the controversy between
the Tomians centralized water front
terminal and the engineers plan for
pumerous unit terminate" declared
Uarsnes J. shearn a. the public hear
ing before the Board Of Estimate Com
mitess to-day.
Tue hearing was given 70 let those
IN favor OF the committees report for
the removal OF tho Death Avenue
tracks a chance to put in their case.
Presiden Mitchell presided.
The old Common Council Chamber
was crowded with representatives of
business. civic and other organizations
which are urging the removal Of the
tracks.
Mr.. Shearn added that the commit
tees report which c~ontemplates the
elimination Of surface tracks south OF
Sixusth street. is complete. and a
credit alike to En- sineers Goodrich and
Nichols, who prepared the plan.
Tho committee 10 now In a position
10 give re report TO tho Board OF
Estimate.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
BRILLIANT HORSE SHOW
OPENS AT ALLAN TIC CITY.
Fashionable Throng Sees Thorough
rredS Go Through Their PAGES
on Young'S Pier,
Special to The Evening World ,

ATLANTIC CITY. April Ib-THor0hgh-
bred horses from nearly every city Of
the East competed here this afternoon
In the opening session of the thirteenth
annual Horse Snow. Representatives Of
fashion from man cities filled the
and boxes which surround the
indoor oval on Young's pier.
starting with local classes, which
brought out crack delivery teams and
hotel passenger outfits, the show IN
Guided we'll known hunters and Jumpers,
some harness cracks and saddle ami
mails. one OF the interesting classes
was that of runabout horses in which
Mrs. Cecil Filter, of Philadelphia,
matched her chestnut mare Pink
Lady against Matte Chimes, a dainty
hav mare handled nv Miss Amy r..
Dupont,
Tho remainder OF the entries In this
class We're made ny George q. Roh-ig,
Dr. II. Richards, Emil Steellg AMI The
Florham Hackney stud. all of New York
Smartly dressed Youngsters from At
lantic city. New York and Philadelphia
attracted attention when they HANDLED
the lines in competition OF children
ponies,
The evening world., 1911-04-19

McNamars. known in Manhattan politics
some years ago.
All arrangements had been MADE Tor
the marriage Of Miss Mcnamara to
Thomas J. Burke OF no. 49, Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. after Easter. The
wedding was to have been solcmnized
by Father Lynch Of -. Martin OF Tours
Roman Catholic Church In the Ridge
wood section of Brooklyn. but to-day
ronu,em mass will bo celebrated.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
SEA GATE OWNERS
ONLY 'SQUATTERS,'
: CLAIM Of CITY
Atlantic Yacht Club and 9th
ers in Exclusive Colony
Are Sued for Rent.
MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED.
Titles Protested of More Than
200 Houses Costing From
$4,000 Upward.
IONS RI INVOLVED.

ne Guy Of New Tori IN ths supreme
cosvt Brooklyn, to-day attacked the
St0ht Of the Sea Gate Association. the
AAanso YAcht Ctub and four other Dc.
londants 10 oocupy A. ownerS the veSt
- Of Consy raand. At Norton's Point.
ne CIV tnsssts mat It has the title TO
~ Land n nat the present occupants
sss merely ''squatters.'' who owe the
city rsnt for six years Of occupation.
Upon the property the title to which
- thus attacked Is the property Of the
Yacht Club. worth 500 900. the colony
sf oottascs under the suspiees OF the
So Cato Association. which includes 800
hns homse. nons of which 70 worth less
than $4,000. n many other residences
Of IN exclusive n important ooterts
~ had como TO regard the section "a
~ summer resting place.
Ths citys claim. II 10 stated, 70 ap-
S13sA only TO such parts Of ths tsrri-
tssy extending from Norton's Point BY
way q 0ravesend TO West T~htrty-sev-
sath street Is were originally under
vAAer and have been filled IN md added
- TIE Island. The annexation Of che
lssA y alleged to violate the riparian
ytgbts OF the city.
Ths property owners DO not tAks the
oity's claim seriously. n 70 pointed
ct that at least two title and giaranr
~ companies have injured h tftles
- ne property.
ctsim eix Years Rsntata
Cooperation Counsel Watson nied I'M
ahl n ssts forth tha& the Atiantt
Yashk 0uo owes 5000 rsnt. The -
oaAs Association 1o.oA Jennls and mix
HsymAn 0ooA Walter Tomkin sto.ooo
Anes B. BartNm uyeoo and Afro K
Ma OAsoo. These sums. h = ansssA
~ - - sSutaa ~ sax yAse eoonpa.
"a.
- Shs Avsv end m00 4mDsFAnS
Qos01un = 0va ne aceuai 0Wnaauh1D a
- Yac1a CD dsd not dream tAoe ehsy
~ ecoupytns property 70 wnSdh tn
~ haA . o1n1m
WhA ths 6sa Cote Assocaseoo va
ismsd NorSou's Point and . soas
srsech beyond was . sand auns propo'
ste1Dn WITH ktsaA 70 indicate IT. pvsoen
attra0eivsness. TAs association lac
oue strssta, paved tasm With aapfaat
instadied n own sewA0s system and
surrpSndsd the colony wtoh . 60 wsal
COLONY vsy Exclusive.
The property was paaosd under a.
most riStd restrictions. Peroons va
sought 20 snter the colony had 70 pas
social and financial SxarnAna ton rela
tive TO their ftness.
The colony came 10 Be regarded q
On OF the most desirable spots II thI
~neighborhood of New York. The oon
%Struc.ion OF GUNNER homes was IN keep
ing with the intention OF the associa
don 10 provide an exclusive atnospher
for the residents. The new corners spen
thousands and thousands Of dollars upo,
the Improvement @: their several proper
ties.
The City's claim. ~ 4 n sustained b
tue courts. will leave the owners in tn
attitude OF tenants at the pleasure G
the CITY. and offers the prospect OF
pretty legal contest. both owe the prin'
AIRY question OF ownership and the SCI
ondary question OF equity.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
maryland BEAUTY
DIVORCES SECOND
EL0PEMENT HUBBY
Mrs. Mabel J. Ford Gets De-
cree Against Her Childhood
Sweetheart.
FIRST MARRIED FRIEND
Then Separated From Son of
EX-Gov. Brown, and Ford
Won Her Again.
FIRST MARRIED FRIEND

BALTIMORE. Md, April N-Mrs.
Mabel J. Ford. one OF Maryland's mos.
famous beauties. has obtained a decree
OF absolute divorce from Lawrence y.
Ford. who was the second man with
whom she e'oped and r. now the second
man sho has divorced. Her next ro-
mantle adventure is eagerly looked for
ward to because those who know her
best say she vii never De satisfied with
a life Of retirement.
Mrs. Ford's matr!monipl experiences
have long bcen u source Of Infinite
ANA cement TO tine entire city. .As Mabel
Jane MiJlacl. a charming schoolgirl
and member OF one OF the oldest
families in Maryland. she met Lawrence
Ford. They became boy and girl
s~weethearts and as they grew into their
late teens ii was predicted by every
one that they would be married. Young
Ford was a son oc Rear admiral John
u. Ford.
one day young Ford brought his best
friend, Frank Brown, TO the home ~
Miss Michael. Brown was n son or
Former GOV. Frank Brown. and was In
,hc zenith " u somewhat spectacular
career. lie was master OF an i%ndeprnd-
ent fortune. and he had spent much ~
II reckleSsly.
Fed on Sensation.
lie seemed to feed on sensation. lie
had a reputation as h motor ear speed
maniac. and was frequently arrested for
violating the speed regulations. He had
enjoyed a brief but eyentful career rs
a professional actor and another as re-
porter on one OF the local papers. and
had trailed through Europe on sevcrs
occasions, leaving a crimson wake be-
hind him.
lie had a fascinating, daredevil per
s~onality and he immed ately began e
WOO Miss Michael with such fiery ardo
that she succnmbed to HE suit an
eloped with him in an automobile &
New York. where they were marie,
oct. %. 1895, within thirty days afte
their frst meeting. Young Ford wa. lei
disconsolate.
After a br!e, but extremely evcntft
married life, Mrs. Brown sued her hus
band for divorce. and her charges mad
society vince. She alleged tina her hu.
band had forced her to preside a. orgie
given in their beautiful home at whic,
the majority OF guests were recruite
from tho Tenderloin. She charged htr
with all sorts OF exquisite cruelty. Sh
alleged that he had once made he
! ltneel at his feet and remove his shoe
In the presence OF guests and that h
had frequently bombaricd her witt
viands at the dining table.
, Elopes With Old Sweetheart.
I After tho divorce young Ford bega
/, to pay attention once more to the xlr
who had Tilted him. His affection 70
[ her had never died. She went to New
York. where she opened up a mliliner,
r. shop on upper Fifth avenue. There wa
( no time to discover whether the ventur,
e would be successful. for within thre
days young Ford had persuaded her 1
% marry him. The shop was closed an
the two eloped to Atlantic City. wher
they were married.
They lived for a time In the Cathedri
Apartments, but last fall they separate
n and Mrs. Ford began her second suit ~
divorce. The detailed charges have M
= been made public. but the decree
. ABSOLUTE.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
O'GORMAM N SECRETARY
Appoints ErRnk oliver. Vow Chisf
of License

Frank V. s.. Oliver. chief Of the
License Bureau Mt the city Hail. Is TO
become private secretary to United
states senator o'Gorman. Mr.. Oliver
resigned to-day from the License Blu
reau to TAX effect Saturday.
MIR. oliver was appointed In 1907 to the
License Bureau at n salary OF $500,
lie IL a nephew OF Assemblyman Para
disc Jimmy" Oliver.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
REQUIEM, NOT NUPTIAL MASS
Mist Anna McNamnra Dies on the
Eve OF Her wcddi,s.

on the ga NJ her wedding. death
came to Miss Anna O. Mcnamara N
No. 1873 Wierreld street. B%rooklyn. Sh"
had been Ill two months Miss Nc
Namara was twenty-siN years old. ard
the daughter OF tho late Charles "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Automobile over Embankmeut.

SUNNY HI-Ut NDout y UIIOVK q I1rE"
touring car went over the cmhaukmeut
at TIE bridge which CROSSES over Bat
t. Kun. near Po!ut MIL. but fortunately
no one was injured. II COULD not lee
learned who owned the machine. It was
being driven down the pike IT a rapid
rate Of speed. when u skiIdci over Ill.
e~mhuukm"nt. which L. several feet high.
The Occupants Of the machine were uu-
injured. but the automobile was badly
damaged. IL WAS later taken 10 Wheel
iuE for repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
ELM GROVE
Women Engage In Plight IN Patterson,
and Both Are Arrestsd-other
News

Patterson was the scene % n disgrace
ful street night Monday evening about :
. S4och. which resulted I'm Mrs. Rinkes.
Of Patterson, and Mrs. Austin, IN. part
cipants. being arrested. Il ia said trat
both women We're slightly Intoxicated.
and being IN q lighting mood. proceeded
to make things rafNe- eNtfFfr TO- a
time Neighbors called United States
Deputy Mar I.u E.4., .i.4a..s. N.. aI-
custody OF Town Sergeant Smith. They
we're later tried before Mayor Mfl.at4
Folinar. who fined them $40 and costs
each. or 90 days in all. Mrs. Rlukes
paid her hne. but Mrs. Austin. Who re
Sides near tire Richland mines ia Glen
nova. WAS broke. and in.lieu Of sending
her 20 Jail for tn" thirty days Mayor
Folmar dismissed her On her promise 20
leave the town within fifteen minutes
and never to return. When last cen
SIC Was beating a hasty retreat from tine
berg"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Meeting Largely A.,.na.a

\ !arSeiy attended meeting OF the
Mystic lodge. knights II PytliaS. Was
held IN their hall ON Main street last
evening. at which very important bust
ness was transacted. The picnic COM
initt"e mate a fun report Of the picnic
ana fanily outing held Thursday at
blayneys grove. and several appnca-
lions Tor membership Mere received and
acted upon. The degree team held "A
meeting after the lodge meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01

An Important business deal which has
been pending FOR "a few days was consuin-
h."tcd yesterday. when oliver Pryor sold
his feed and builders supply business.
ctted ia Woods a1Iitiuu. % Booth *
lcDonald. OF West Alexander. MIR.
Pryor retained TIE building. only leas-
;ng IL TO the new firm. but the entire
'tocN "f feed and supplies. including
'.orses and wagons. was transferred. The
stock was tuvo.ced yesterday. ami the
new owners VIII take possession Of the
hnsine.s Ills morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
COLLEGES.
TIED UP
Is Work on Dams Nos. y and ~
Owing 20 Machinery Being
Attached.

Work 0u dams SOS d. and 1H.
has been stopped owing .o iI, t.
chIrery Of thc Pneumatic Caissou
CON pany hoIur 200 fl, hH.Is -
s''fh 49, 81 Clemens Th, ms
'IIr'rs and other equipment 1911 ue
tn.d a, auction bv ~h,r Clemens
fhIf latter part oi AlrI-. uuI,. Quo.
,oinlnnt arraur's to meet ifa debts.
SO % r'.HIf OF Goo attachment % good
opportunity Ie h.Ir- lost fo push
ODE" wOrK wh.I. Ono river Is lov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Case Settled Ont OF coprt.

~" case OF W. y Guy, charging Jos.
Robinson with setting a dog GA lis cat
tie and also stuuluE them and ~touIuE
Nr. Guy also. which was 60 have been
tried yesterday afternoon before squire
J. &. Marble. Of Elm Grove. WAS settled
before Il came 90 trial. Mr.. GUY paving
TIE costs. The alleged oueuse rcurf
several weeks ago. AMI owing TO to
prominence" Of the parties ~ the case.
both being prominent farmers residing
near Dallas. tie ease attracted much at
f.rfFtr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
VIII Gave Hay Ride Tonight.

\ number Of tie young people OF Elm
Grove WI! give a lay ride 10 West Alex
ander and return this evening. and A
4"lightful time Il anticipated. They
Viii leave Elm Grove about ; o'clock on
"A big wagon. and will take supper m
West Alexander. The party numbers
about twcLtN-fN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01

An important meeting Of the Elm
Grove volunteer fire company viii be
held this evening in the town hall. and
a fuu attendance Of mber Is desired.
as important business - TO cone up.
There has been no meeting OF the com
pan Tor several months. II Is likely "A
proposition FOR buying additional APP
partus viii be made by the 10
tie council at its meeting Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01

Amusement have been made by the
Young Peoples society Of the United
Presbyterian church at RuH"y's Point for
t social meeting - be held "Wednesday
-Ncring at the home W clyde Me
'utcheon. near Roney's Point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Notice To Contractors

Plans and Specifications may be seen
az tie Office OF \ l. klicveS. Architect.
for = TWO story reinforced concrete car
roi"rtr shops for tie Wheeling Traction
Company.
iiis on TIE who., VIII Doe received I'M
tl Tuesday. August stu. jy-27-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01

The work ar making some cytot.
-iv" Improvements 20 tho Kahn club
on the South Side. has been stated
Hrd viii ho rushed 10 completion.
iioWIiuE alleys will be- installed ard
% suite of Enc looms wIll Doe fitted up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

iids VIII DO received by tho Board Of
county Commissioners OF Ohio county
"Nitt 10 Il IA. August 14th. for the
.r!liing Of two concrete walis-one on
'iItWel.s Run. the other on G.. G.. * =.
Tie BOARD reserves the right To reject
any or all bids.
fur further Information call At the
"tflce OF The BOARD OF Commissioners. or
az tae Orc OF \ : Eell. County En-
S.neer. city Bank Building
y =. Bel. County Engineer.
iy-2s-3O-aG-l-3-S-lO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01

r. e. Okcy and John Cardona have
been selected by the Silver Wave
'a-ii" 80. % Co represent that or
sanitation az th" select castle weef.
irr. which viii Doe held in Thomas.
W W. SolIeMb,r - md ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
~ResortS-Atlantic City, n. J..
RO,ei FrOntenac

fO.si frOntenac Yards fcon ga, ~
The most popular section. Between the
Two FAMOUS piers. central TO all attrac-
tions. modern. high-claSs hotel. a. good
as the best. capacity $50. VIII make
very special terms OF s. up weekly in
C!udihS large ocean rooms. metal beds.
elevator. baths. phones sfiDerlor tabIa
WIN white service. table supplied direct
from farhl' pure water. sanitary plumb
~Btoadwaik. Booklet.
sic W. r WATTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Open Q Store

william and Louis Ecard viii open n
'"w store within the next few days in
tl" new buiiiiuE roc.nfiv .re-f.E on
Main street by Kimmins and Eckard. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
HOTEL RALEIGH

50. Charlie llte. and o., R.a.n. vyh.r.
ii" recommendations and location al.
HH"Nc'..'!. Capacity 500. Lar. rooms.
'ra- t'". elevator, private baths. .uu-
ming water ir rooms. ct.. Surrriortty OF
cuisine. H.ode-ate rates. Booklet.
-D-l H.. j. DH%ES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Hesse & Brand

Bell 13s3-R Nat. 4a7-M
Fire Insurance. Rents Collected
First Floor Board % Trade BuiIdlng
The Original and only HESSE in ths
neal Estate Bualnosa iu WheeIinR-
HAT US
No Brothers connected wlfh other COM
pany using ths name - Hssss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
Meeting Called for ron.rs,.

local plumbers. The store will be know
as The Variety store"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-01
- Helm

and young men. two
,lS "ttts. night force and day force. APP
IIy Monday morning. Gun Dent. Whr,I-
lng ~Norrusating Co, Martins Ferry. %
Jy-3i-tf
"aNTED-Agents: 50 TO 81 daily SELL
us New Fibre Brooms: 100 per cent
I3uht. every woman vii! buy. begin
C1n."sS a. once Sample by express. 80
iy-24-m
"ANTED-lmmediately. barber for rest
or tii~ week Apply Noonev's Darhc-
S""P' I"tn ana Market SITS. au-i-tf
"ANTk1-At once several GOOD csliv-
cry and sales hoye, to work bsTor,
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