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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
SOCIETY
The M'CLAVE- CUMMINS
MARRIAGE SOLEMN!zED
WEDDING HELD AT THE HOME OF
THE BRIDES PARENTS.
Homo Was Beautifully Decorated in
Yellow. White and Green.
Largely Attended.

A beautiful home wedding was
solemnized al s p. IN. when Miss Mar
Earet Stockton Cummins. daughter OF
Alr. and Mrs. James Cummins. OF 500
South Front street. became the charm
Ing bride % Mr.. Roscoe Parke Nc
tlave. OF Clifside. y. j.. and a grad
uate OF Princeton college.
The home was beautifully decorated
In yellow. white and green. A bank
or palms and southern smilax made a
very beautiful picture whore the cere.
mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Cook.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Yellow Japanese iris was used pro.
iusely throughout the pariors and
spacious dining room.
Promptly az p. m Meister's orches
ira. stationed In a bower Of ferns and
palms. played LOhcngrin's and Men
delssOhn.s wedding march. The bride
who was given away by her father.
was beautifully EoVned In pearl white
chiffon over white satin. with full
court train. Her full tulle veil was
held in place by a cluster % orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaids were Miss Matilda
Reed. OF Pittsburg. Miss Helen Brad
Icy. ~ New York Miss Christine
Peirce. OF Bangor Ne. acted as maid
az honor. and Mrs Robert Hazlett.
sister % the bride acted as matron
~ honor All wore beautiful gowns
% white lingerie embroidered With
gold cord al waist and carried yellow
japanese iris.
Mr. Cly1e Stevens. ~ Chicago. act.
81 az best man. Mr. John Dewitt and
=. W. McClave. Jr brother ~ the
groom. were the ushers
After tho wedding. m elegantly
appointed dinner was served
Many costly md beautiful gi's
were received. 4 room given 'or their
display. showed Cur glass. brlc.a-brac.
linens. china. marble and many other
costly materials
The happy Young counie leff over
the PENNSYLVANIA for an eastern trip.
nftor which they VIII 20 20 Grantwood
y. s. whore they viii make their
future homo.
Tho oIfoff0wn guests were. Mrs
& ID OIph7nt. 1r of Trenton e. .
VI and Mrs Edgar Fov. NJ Green.
Vile Tenn Tr and Mrs Linn Of
N0nonRate.a. pa ur ani Nra Moore
s NcFsrrln rr r u T. .f~Eor.
nan Wr ani Wrs r. ST Rood. Mica
f'N1ur Reed Mr. Jos Reed and Nf-
nnd Mrs Vim. NcKcrran. 100 NJ Pitts
burg Mise Heron o. Wnrorrarofa
Ta Mr ''.fo Stevens. ~ ChfeTro.
Nr John uc.tf'-. ~ ~rn YD- VIZ
9 IS - ave. fr o. CfTvHo W-s
Christine rr.rcc. ~ Hane1r Me- Miss
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High School Students
Of Bellaire Graduate
Passion for Achievement.


Walter kiRsey followed with an or
alton entitled The Passion for
Achievement In very interesting
word picture he showed that at the
dawn of history mans condition OF
lie was extremely rude. but with the
progress OF civilization. the men OF
each succeeding generation. wrought
and added new link. each making a
step forward. In concluding the
speaker said: "A person may have
remarksble talent. but talent is Of no
advantage unless developed and uti-
liked; he may have wealth. and still
accomplish nothing. but II one has
passion for achievement even though
talent and wealth be lacking. II II
inevitable that he will add something
to the progress OF humanity"
Eloquent Talk.
THE Uses OF Adversely" an GRAFTON
by Miss Lois Michael. was we'll
chosen. She showed that unlnterrupt-
ed success and prosperity does not
qualify men for usefulness and hap
pinesss. but adversely has the effect
OF elicting talents which In prosper
Gus circumstances would have been
/ dormant. "Adversity said the speak-
err" will humble our pride. deny US
NAAAAAs OIT uIIlUlllOUFs leI
US down tho ladder OF fame and dis
cipline US in a thousand ways n she
can but devolope little character
Position is nothing. fame Is nothing.
wealth is nothing. but manhood IL
everything.
Aud Lang syne.
The grafton Aud Lang Syns" by
I Miss Blanche Rodewig. depicted the
memory OF childhood days and the
"Reminiscences OF school days. mo
life.' she said "can be happy with
out friends. Tho childhood days can
ever be recalled. and may they be an
| inspiration and happy memory OF
those who sOmedRy may find them
selves seemingly alone and forgotten.
I New associates and new friends are
I formed and these are never forgotten.
/ II may be possible that the members
/ OF this class. who have been friends
| so long. may Rfter separation. may
even for n time seem 10 forget them:
l but somewhere. fond remembrance
/ In time OF sickness. or when doubt
| I'm time OF sickness. or fhen doubt
and care are weighing us down. But
/ whatever the circumstances, we NAV
rest assured that the friendships
/ formed in our school days will ever
be foremost among LIES blessed
memories"
MaJesty Of Law.
| The orations concluded with the
valedictory. The Majesty OF the
B Law" by Jesse Seabr!ght. TIE classi-
fed the laws and said tho world has
two laws. a temporal and n spiritual.
a secular and a divine. One is the
civil law. the other II Gods law. The
two laws are closely associated with
one another IN the Christian state.
Then followed the class address by
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About People
Movements % individuals % sns
From the cIU


Mrs. Guy Groves r. seriously iII AZ
her home on the Island
Miss Mary Gaus. ~ North Market
street is 900 no the N0rfh Wheeling
hospital. having undergone an opera.
lion
Mrs A ~ Warren. ~ Sixteenth
street is visiting friends in Floyd.
Va
IT, Rev Hishop nonnhuo % visiting
Tho central and western parts ~ the
state on an evteneivco confirmation
tour
Mr. and Mrs g bloch and Miascs
Madeline and Dorothy Uioch sailed
Thursday on tho steamship -aiaorin
Augusta Victoria. OF the Hamburg
American line. for Plymouth. Cher
hourg and Hamburg
Mrs j.. rs. Strykcr and children
VIII leave Monday FOR tho Ieraov coast
who're they win spend tho summcr.
Miss Sarah Dcvlin. OF Fairmont fa
spending short time uith hor rar
enta Mr and Mrs John DevHn. OF rho
South side
Mrs Adrian WinFerter r. IN Chicago
The Eucsf Of her parents
Miss nculah Gardner has returned
to her homo in Pittsbure after a visit
with Island friends
Miss Mary Foster has ~ her visifor
Miss Iottie Ridges. Of Warrington
Miss Agnes RugEies. o. Younest5wn.
is visiting friends On the city.
Mrs. VIM. Knapp has returned 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
STEUBENVILLE

Special pispatcr to the IntelIirenccr.
STEUBE\NlII.E. O., May %
Two bankruptcy cases have been re-
ferred TO Referee IN Bankruptcy G. A.
Vail from the L. s. district court.
where both filed voluntary proceedings
in bankruptcy.
Emmanuel Deitz. in his report.
claims his Liabilities are Si3.503 aud
his assets $1,000. Fully half as much
more Liabilities are 70 be filed by
creditors.
J. s Levin. OF Dillonvale. reports
his liabilities at 1924 and his assets
at $500. lie owes mainly Wheeling
creditors and states that he owes a
mail order liquor house in Wheeling
which IS operated in another mans
name.
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her home In Fafrmont amer a short
visit with friends here.
Il W. Wood. Of the q. u. a p. Teae<
phone Company. spent Thursday M
Steubenville.
Mr.. Maynard Kimberiand and son
Kendall. are sojourning in Charleston.
W. Va
Henry Hazlett returned yesterday
afternoon to his home on North Main
street. after spending the past two
weeks In the east.
Mrs. a. NJ. Warren. OF Sixteenth
street, is spending a visit with relar
tives az FLOYD. Va.
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500 PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. O. =. Reid very pleas
antly entertained the Wednesday
Night club AZ their residence on South
Chapllne street. Wednesday evening.
300 was the diversion OF the evening.
there being four tables In play. After
the games. delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bachman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. Voitle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop and Mr..
and Mrs O. T. Reid.
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Donation fay af fho Wc.t virrirf-
HON" f1r Aged and r-frrffoss
Women war hold Thursday. and vac
quite success Response to tho CAN
f1r aif vcre many aud liberal a iarro
supply 1f groceries. fruits. Uncua and
money Has donated
During Tho afternoon quito 70 f.e
people called ~ tho home and In tho
evening n pleasant program uaa ron.
dered 20 n very large and enthusiastic
audience.
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Ladies' Bible Class Entertained

The members OF the ladies' Rible
class OF the Zane street Methodist
Episcopal church were entertained at
The Zane street parsonage Thursday
evening by MT K :. Fair. teacher. The
evening was enjoyable In every re
spect and social time was spent bv
all. Mrs. William Bowman rendered
a number % beautiful solos. Al a sea.
sonahle hour refreshments were
served
Those present were: Nesdames
Claud Harrison. Arthur Cunningham.
William bowman. George Wright.
Mary Holt. Rose Yous. q. G.. Sirincer
Nancy Lydick. George Wagner. Morris
Kelley. O. Barnes. Thurman Kavlor. ID
y. Redman. Charles Iemmons ID
MossherG. MARY Damsel. Mary Wells
=. VI Wakefield J. T. Ambrose. Eliza
beth RUTH.
Misses Grac' human. Caroline
Hoehn Hattie Lunnan. Miss Riggs.
Molly Felley. Sophie RDrlcih. Mildred
Pri'chard. Rel Winesbe-r. Myrtle
Wakefield. Nr. Charles Lemons. r.
$. Fair and Rev Prltchard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Lawn Feto.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the big lawn fete 10 be given
by the Loveland VI. F. church. al Stop
NO. 10. Loveland. Thursday evening.
June I.
The AFFAIR is in charge OF a COM
mittee OF workers and promises 20 be
very successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Quietly Married

Yesterday at the Hotel Patterson OF
bridgeport occurred the wedding OF
Edward A Howard TO Mrs. Josephine
Davenpot- The ceremony was per
formed IN the presence OF only imme-
diate friends by Rev. J. A. Donahev.
pastor Of the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church OF bridgeport.
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Thursday evening very pretty
home wedding took place when Miss
Rosa Huss. charming daughter OF Nj
and Mrs William r IIues ~ North
Main street. was united in tho holy
bonds % matrimony to SIR William
Faich. popular young man OF fho
North End
Tho ceremony was performed lv tho
Itos william t-lferf. pastor OF tho ST
Johns German Reformed church.
Miss Ncllio H1ss PLAYED NordaIz.
sohns Wedding March" and "Wh.s.
perings o. Love"
tn" bride worn n beautiful hand ON.
hroidcred white gown. ana carried
brides roses
Tho bridesmaid. Miss no-fha T1qq.
va- charming in beautiful white
LINGERIE dress nnI carried carna-
lions.
Wr Arnold Fa'rh brother ~ Tho
groom. acted "a. best man
tf."r f0D ceremony a dinner vas
fcrvcd. Covers were nld nr. Rov
william rlfer' Nr md Wrs william
Huss. ST. Nr and Nrq William T.aa.
Ir.. Miss Ccnnv'ovc FrI~k SIR md
Mrs William ro'ck sr Arnold Walk.
Mr md Nrs paul Fnl. Trer Tfrk.
Henry Fa'rk N1.'rr Ul-.I Tri.r.
Stewart F0loF N'at rmur Warre-
Moii'o Hini1ke. Ur'cr Fart SIR and
Mrs Albert ffIfe Tr and Vra Martin
Holm. Noiie Urse foT41 fuaa Carl
Huss. Ror1ha Ireq. Louisa. Urto and
Clara Holm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
U. S. AERIAL navy
U. S. Places Orders For Nucleus Of
New War Department

WASHINGTON. May 25@Tba
foundation OF Uncle Sans Aerial
Navy was laid today when Assistants
Secretary Winthrop signed contracts
aggregating $4,000 for the dehvery
at the Naval Academy By July 1. next.
OF three aeroplanes. Immediately
upon the delivery OF the machines &
naval school Of instruction for aviaAs
ors will be established at AnnapoliA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

Friday evening. Or The parsonage OF
the Third Presbyterian church. viii
occur the wedding OF Miss Lou HoN-
man. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
Roe. 20 Mr. Elwood Frederick a
popular young mail carrier. also ~ the
South Side The Rev. =. p Ieyen-
berger viii onicia'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

wednesday evening. a delightful on
tertainment was given Boy class So 8.
~ the West Wheeling VI r church.
and quite % good sized audience on.
ioycd THE ola District school"
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Rehearsal al Mozart.

The joint rehearsal will be held OF
the national saengerfest at the Mozart
nall. South Side. Friday evening. June
:. Following the rehearsal luncheon
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

George. VIII hold their annual outing
July IL at the state fair grounds. The
outing will be q big affair. Various
amusements and athletic events are
scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Glass Workers' PIcnIo-

Elaborate preparations are being
MADE Tor the annual picnic and outing
OF me American Flint Glass Workers,
winch VIII be held on the state fair
grounds this year as usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
NOTICE

The public are cordially invited 10
inspect the Wheeling High School
building on Monday. MAY %. The
building will be open from . to :
o'clock in the afternoon. and from
1880 in the evening
by order Of the BOARD OF Education.
FRANK STANTON. Clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Cake and Candy Sale.

The Cleaners circle OF the Zion In.
theran church will hold a cake and
candy sale az tho George r. TAYLOR
conpany.s store. Saturday. All home
made dainties will be for sale.
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entertained az Rridnn.

The Misses Mary and Katherine
Franzheim very pleasantly entertain
ed a few friends at their home in
Echo Point Thursday evening. with a
bridge party. Refreshments were
served
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Elite Dsnce

The popular Elite club OF Bellaire
gave a delightful dance at the White
falace. Wheeling park, Thursday
evening. which was largely attended
The Elks' orchestra furnished the
music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

TIC 9H000r md III1r VhIUh vi
riven Thursday evening no mo Thomn
ron NJ y church was n auccrea both
socially and financially S nno sun
per. With al fho d"I'corioa ~ fho ro1.
son wa VOL served and enjoyed hv "a
larEe number a neat SUM wac real
ized. which viii ro for tho bona0t -
mo church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Bowling Party.

Members OF the Scotch Thistle So
ciety Will entertain with a bowling
party Friday evening. AZ the Oaks.
After tho games. supper will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26
Plano Recital.

The following splendid program Will
be given by Prudence Simpson Dress.
.er. the pianist. who delighted a large
audience last fall as accompanist to
Landro Camparari. on May 80. at the
Elks' auditorium AZ $50 p. m.
luprpmptu OF. 142. No. Srbuher.
Prelude in - flat Major
Eture. op 10. No 8.
Etude. op. 25. No :.
kerceuse
Nocturue Ueft hand nloreD cretertr.
Scferzo op. 90. No. 2..........N lart,,,,.i
hnrcarolle. pp. 10. No GODDARD
Walls" 81 T. Major Nos1t.,,,,.t.,
Iar'n'ilia from "Nenezia Naroli'
..,,.t-. - go. ---..--..... List
dancing madt
ne hoth been hitten BY To TnrnntuIn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-26

ITO Kings Daughters 1910 hold a
cake and candy Hir Saturday. Ir Tho
main aisle of fho gslrrr o. err.f
com ranF store
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Circuit court which was 20 meet
here on Monday will not convene till
Wednesday OF next week.
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tlPIPENIYyG { @ 'jzl2 c J

Helen Bradley. OF New York city:
MISS Matilda Reed. OF PittAburg. and
others.
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VIII Entertain.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. MfrtuR
Hanauer will be hostess 30 the Templ4
Whist club AZ her home on Jefnsrsoz<
street Bellaire
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Knights o. 81. George.
Hrnrch 80 900. knighfa NJ $50
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comrIsalonera polnas.

r. s Hiu. Henry Wilson and e. l.
Waddle we're appointed viewers for a
road near Dillonvale. petitioned for By
&. 4. Eberle. ct al
a petition was filed with the com
missioncrs signed by G. T Purviance.
o. al. asking that portions OF the
Smithfeld Dillonvale and Red Ridge
roads be graded. paved and curbed
A transfer Was made Of St63 - from
the stanton monument fund 70 the
county fund.
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onefourth oH-Men's $3.50 Suits
for 1898. hcFADDEN'S.
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25g Oh suits-eeo. R. Taylor Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-15
DISABLED STEAMER IS
BACK AGAIN IN PORT
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. Infringing
the story of the biggest storm her
officers and crew have ever ex-
perienced, the Waterhouse liner
Kumeric, which was disabled
while $50 miles off Cape Flattery,
bound from Seattle to the Orient,
returned to this port early this
morning.
The Kumeric sailed December 2
and after passing Cape Flattery
steamed into a heavy gale during
which the steam steering gear
broke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-15

Nothing will remain undigested
or sour on your stomach II you will
take a little Dispepsin occasional
ly. This powerful digestive and
antacid. though as harmless and
pleasant as candy. will digest and
prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves.
without the slightest fear OF Indi-
gestion or that you will be both
ered with sour risings. Belohing,
Gas on stomach. Heartburn. Head
aches from stomach, Nausea, Bad
Breath. Water Brash or feeling
like you had swallowed lump OF
lead, or other disagreeable mis-.
cries. Should you be suffering
now from any stomach disorder
you can get relief within five
minutes.
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-4-1
TALK

It's a big sacrifice on our
part, but we are determined to
make December the biggest
month in the history of our
business, Notwithstanding the
fact that all other Tacoma pi-
ano stores are crying mo bust
ness" There's a reason.
Let's stop just a moment and
figure it out. Suppose you pay
us $50. We will give you a re-
ceipt for $150-a clean saving
of 500.
One hundred dollars! You'll
go a long, long way before you
make another 500 as easily.
Why, that 800 which you save
will pay for the entire musical
education of your son or daugh-
ter or both.
Now don't put off your pur-
chase until the last minute.
There is no more opportune
time than right now and the pi-
ano will be delivered the day of
purchase, or held for you and
delivered Christmas morning.
1t may be a Chickering, a
Sohmer, a Hazelton, the genu-
inc Auto-piano, a Decker,
Lester, a Kimball, or any one
of thirty-odd other high grade
makes of the best known Amer
lean pianos which we carry, for
every new piano in our stock Ia
included in this remarkable Of
fer.
And on top of all this large
saving-after the piano has
been paid for In full-you have
the added satisfaction of know
ing that Eilers Music House is
back of the instrument with
their unconditional guarantee
lin fact, the only piano guar
antee that really guarantees on
the Pacific Coast.
This offer positively expires
on the evening of December
Esd, and we know you will re-
greet it if you fail 70 avail your
self of this wonderful oppor-
tunity. Today is a much more
opportune time to investigate
this lifetime chance than to-
morrow-so come today.
Votes on the Shetland pony,
cart and harness free with
every Zoe purchase. Store open
every evening until Christmas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-15
KING GEORGE IS
MUCH ALIVE
(By United Press LEASED Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire
DELHI, Dec. 15.-Review Of
Indian police from all parts of the
country, military tournament
and race meeting occupied King
Georges time today, during which
his majesty was informed that a
report had been circulated in the
United States and Canada to the
effect that he had been assassin
ated at Delhi.
Permit me to deny 1t. / am
very much alive ana enjoying N.Y.
SELF" he said smiling. The king
then took occasion to make few
remarks on the
showing made by the police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-15

We've been breaking all rec
ords for piano selling during
the past few days, and from
now until Christmas we expect
to be still buster.
If your home is pianoless,
you surely do not want to let
this Christmas pass without
supplying this very necessary
adjunct to the home circle, for
home isn't home without music,
and the very foundation of mu-
sic is the piano. After you
have decided to buy a piano,
there won't be much question
as to where you will buy after
you are familiar with our re-
markable SO for 81 offer.
Remarkable, did we say? It's
unprecedented-a most unusual
chance to get the piano you've
so long wanted, at the same
time effecting great big saw
ing, for 81 now does the work
of SO, and terms were never so
easy.
To begin with, prices of all
instruments on our floors have
been marked down to figures
that must sell very large
number of them quickly. In
addition to this, for ev2ry dollar
you pay within the next week
as part payment on any new pi-
ano in our stock we will give
you a receipt for three times
the amount up to $50. In other
words, pay us SIS down and we
will give you a receipt for SIS.
Pay us $25 down and we will
give you a receipt for SIS. Pay
us $50 down and we will give
you a receipt for $3.50.
Now, with such an unusual
offer before you, made by a
firm of the high standing of
Eilers Music House, can there
be any excuse for further de-
ferring the piano purchase. or
any question as to where you
should buy your piano?
Scores and scores of shrewd
piano buyers have asked them.
selves the same question during
the past few days, and have I'M
hesitatingly come here to Sc
lect their piano.
Not only that, but they have
told their friends, who were
just as quick to seize the oppor-
tunity here presented.
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ATTEMPT To !
BR|bEJUROR;.
IS ARRESTED

Emil Burnvivk. former attache
of the restricted district, is in a
cell in the federal court jail charg-
ed with attempting to influence
a juror to acquit Dave Cohen, con-
victed of being a white SLAYER this
week.
He will be arraigned before
Judge Rudkin Monday.
Burnvivk, while the Cohen case
was on, is charged with going to
the home of ]. c. f. Johnson, a
juror, and trying to influence him
to save Cohen. johnson refused
to deal with him and reported to
the district attorney.
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NO DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GAS
OR ANY OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS

II you will get from your phar1
macist o B0-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsin you could always go "a
the table with q hearty appetite.
aud your meals would taste goods
because you would know there
would bo no Indigestion or Sleep
less nights or Headache or Stom-
ach and bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtain-
ed from your druggist, and cons
tains more than sufficient to thor
oughly cure the worst case OF In-
digestion or Dyspepsia. There ID
nothing better for Gas on the
stomach or sour odors from the
stomach or to cure Stomach
Headache.
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| m ore useful article In the house.