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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
Serious Injuries.

FTIOuH IHJUTHN
Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREELING. VA. Oct. 15.--John
M. Beverly. farmer Of Darwin. while
working on the public road received
internal injuries which made an oper-
alton necessary He was removed to
the hospital at Clintwood, where the
operation was performed. but the
physicians found his injuries such
that they pronounce his case hope
less.
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E.ngngrment tnnouu,,.I

An engagement Of interest lust an
nounced ~ That u Miss Gwendolir
MAST daughter Of Mr., Edmund y
Nhst'' OF savannah. Ga, and Rye \
y. 70 MI ftonglag German son ~.
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SCHLEY'S
ESTATE is SMALL

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.-Mrs. An
ME X. Schley. widow of Rear Ad
mfrai Winfield Scott Sehley to-day
was granted letters of administration
on the estate of the naval hero hy
justice Wright in the district supreme
court the petition for probate Of the
VIII setting forth that the value Of
Inc estate VIII not exceed $4,000
The petition asking that Mrs.
Schley be named as Administrators
without bond and that she he not re-
quired to make a report of the in
ventory was signed by her three chill
dren DR.. w. S. Schley, Captain
Thomas +. schiey and Mrs. Virginia
III. S. Wortiey. Admiral Schiey owned
no real estate. his property compris-
ing life insurance and personal ef-
fectg
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as the entire South, for she Is a MEM
Der of one OF the oldest and most
prominent families o. the Southland.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Spiro have is-
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Wilhelmine, to Mr..
Leon Emmerich, of this cfty, on Mou-
day evening, October 20. at s o'clock.
at the home OF the bride. ia Locust
street. Knoxville, Tenn. Mr.. Emme-
rich and his bride will he at home
after November 1 at the Shenandoah
apartments, Richmond. Va
To Entertain Visitors
Quite number OF delightful af-
fairs will be given this week in honor
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! Mr.. William H. German, OF Balti-
more.
/ Miss Nash is a very beautiful and
accomplished girl and has been great
| ~ admired, both In Savannah and al
! Rye, where her parents have their
summer home. The engagement was
announced there Friday evening at a
dinner given in honor Of the occa-
/ slaT
MIR German is Il Popular member
OF the younger set IN society n Balt1-
more. He graduated from Princeton
in 1909 and has travelled extensive
~ in this Country and abroad lie il
a member of the Lvy club and Of the
prominent clubs an 9aitimors. He is
a nephew OF the late 5 1ator Arthur
Pue German.
Miss Royal in Baltimore.
Sayg Baltimore exchange.
Miss Emily rutherford Hoyail, Of
Richmond, Va. who has been the
guest of Misses Mary and Rebecca
White. Of Relay MA, IL visiting Mrs.
home in the Green Spring Valley.
Miss Royall is one OF this season $
debutantss. and after being intro
duced IN Richmond Viii return to
Baltimore Ter The first Monday ger
man,
Miss i'ugh TO Wed.
Invitations have been received in
Virginia from the Messrs Pugh, Of
New Orleans. for the marriage Of
their sister, Miss Kathleen Pugh, 10
Mr.. g. Brooks la BovteauS, Jr., on
"Wednesday evening. october rs, at =
o'clock at Live oak plantation Bayon
Lafourche. La After wedding trip
~ several weeks Mr.. La Boyteaux will
Make his bride to New York whore
they VIII he at home after December
| At the Hote, BRETON Han. The
Wedding of Miss Pugn fs~of general
interest throughout Virginia, A. well
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INJURED WHILE
= ARCHiNG TUNNEL

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
ROANOKE VA, Oct. Isl. r.
Towles. OF Smith ana Towles, who
have the contract for cleaning out
and arching the tunnel of the Vir-
gilman railway at Hale's Gap. which
caved In several months ago, was
seriously injured yesterday while SUI
perintending work In the tunnel. A
rock fell from the roof. striking him
on the head. causing a fracture OF the
skull lie was brought to Roanoke
to the Home Of his father in LA W.
where an operation was performed
o-dar, His condition = said 70 be
serious
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Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FORD. VA, Oct 15.-'Laurel Glen"
the home of Mr.. w. f. Gresham, Of
Dinwiddie county, was the scene OF a
pretty. but quiet wedding on Thursday
afternoon at go O'Clock, when Miss
Nettie h Gresham, the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. w. f. Gresham. be-
came the bride Of Mr. Willie A. How
lett. well-lnown merchant of Peters,
burg.
After the ceremony. which was per-
formed by he Rev. r. S. Baughan.
pastor OF West Dinwiddie charge, Il
beautiful supper was served. The
newly married pair left by automobile
for Petersburg, their future home ac-
companied by the brother OF the bride,
Mr.. Hernard w. Gresham, of Rich
nond.
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Society

Miss Evelyn Luie Gardner, dausn-
ter Of DR. and Mrs Charles :. Gard
ner. formerly Of Richmond, hut now
Of Louisville, Ky, and the ReF. George
Thomas Waite were married last
Thursday evening al O'Clock IN
Broadway BAPTIST church. in Louis
Vile. Dr. Gardner Who pastor 81
tsracs street fsapttst Church, IL
this city for several years, and with
the members of his family Is we'll
known here offiCiated at the mar
riaee Of his daughter, assisted by bf.
w. W lsandrum. pastor OF Broadway
church Mr, Anton Enos Was IN
charge Of thu music which was espee~
ialiv beautiful. Miss Rella Brown
was this soloist, and sang My Heart
at THY sweet Voice" from samson
and I,elilah' Nj. Ennis rendered a
pleasing program. Palms southern
sfnilax and ferns decorated the church,
and formed a contrasting background
for the pink and white blossoms, which
were used il3 profuslon. The bride ga
tered the church with her father she
wore II lpNeh wedding gown OF WHIT.
Net over nfrssaliBe. @!th trimmings
ol Mechiin lace. Her vel OF tuiie Was
arranged from q cerouet az orange
blossoms. and her bridal bouquet Wa
"A shaver OF Bride roses aud lilies al
the 4aHc, she was attended 10y her
sister. Miss Claudia Mat ''atdN'r. as
Fla1d 80 honor. aiN3 MISSES anne A,''
kngi4t, az Washington = - 49,
MISS ls,fF haWpHt}9 ot i-'''SH '''',
were ne" "Fi1eNHhalaS. ne ''"'" -
honor WAS *'t"neo III pihh tifP' IL
chine and SHE carried shower /
honquei II Killarney roses. The maids /
Wpre g'lHrCips tr9eRs ~ white mar
QJIsFttf oter PIUK. aHd ctfH1FT' 'aoSe
bon4aejs - a!uk Mar land roses.
MIR. Ernest H. Ackiss ~ Virginia I
acted as hes; man aud The eroolss
1ucn were MIR Charles GardRet, ana
Mr.. Bovee " atkins Of Louisville, Nj. /
Mr.. Lewis n Hale oG Missouri, and /
Air. PoNhatau NJ James OF Virginia. /
A. ana Nrs Wait, left THURSDAY |
,,l,.I1f t,r t.i,fs.s'ea. s,ni ntber Western /
,,,'e,,fs y..ar Fno, Vim he ., home (
y, nern6on va. Nher. MIR. waite Is /
@t ~ '','
- - h..
nc N'' tiLs'''' vas 'V,''"'"
sH'att fN'' P'i'" "' "a" it'l''e "a .,
"'i4t pa'ei'ts t"' w "t'17' pa -
ana t"" lf''""s' NS ~ lae -et'e''
an > "@''e NaS 'Nts''9t Ne'S
50 ~ 5t'i flaiS IIie"uH' <esii s,s t1e /
"'itttS 50 w ''''"' -, ,,,it+,-
fftepH"" 60" ~ NJ - :" Us
= liaeH s'i"N az "',h - le"
beRfhG was h"sttss' q benuti'ui Jun
eheoh FINth ~ Mls. w i@a"N' .,'n (
ana thaF hi4E AFTERNOON yea AL t"e
nome 81 Ni :. 'c'f ef % F1asSi' vi =
t"Nee "a'hiiiS anu MISS i-aef nun
phffSs entertainer AZ It deItehi'oi al |
y uehstll'd u t"ife4i!sai "'thet On !
sahesoaS evening.
Alice in Wonderland"
Mrs George N{ayne An5erAan chair /
NUN ~ M ,.,,,,,.,,ltt,1 ,,,, gt,o. .,,,a +
sr. o4rx "a, aAttre m wo0derIand (
which viii f,s. presented the first ,st.ef |
H. ItsT,,,t,sr rs h,.rl fnr,ntt.f4 /
.-no44eh tn secure fFs interest nr Mr. !
AI<tn SntttI, su rho o.rfort5aoca IA. |
viii fratn mo cest ana viii I'M I
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VlRGINlAN'S DAILY PATTERN
LADY'S WAIST

In this bodice we have one OF the
more dressy styles, and yet 1t II very
simple OF construction. The kimono
shoulder is used and the neck Ii trim
med with large sailor collar. In
addition there Is a small chemisette.
which may be omitted for dreasy oc-
casions II desired.
SILK, satin. crepe fabrics. cashmere
and many OF the novelties can be used
for this bodice, and lace for TRIM
ming.
The pattern 5612 Is cut in sizes 33
to ~ inches bust measure. Medium
size requires 2 SIS yards Of 27-inch
material, with "a OF yard of 81
incl contrasting fabric. Ia yard Of
1S-inch allover lace and 2 IA yards
of edging to trim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

Ries Obsequies.

From the home OF her daughter.
Mrs August Quicker. OF No. 26O3
Chapline street. will be held this
afternoon. the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Charlotte Refs. who died early Sun
day morning. The services will be
in charge OF the Rev. William G..
Ulfert. OF St Johns Evangelical
Lutheran church. and the intcrment
will be made at Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was born in Germany
- years ago. and had resided in
Wheeling since 1850. Surviving her
are two daughters. Mrs August
Dueker and Mrs. Charles He'll. and
one son. Henry Ries. all Of Wheeling
She was consistent member OF st.
Johns church.
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BANKRUPTCY.

United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict or West Virginia, IS:
IN the United states District Court in
ana Tor said District.
IN the matter OF J. w. Johns, Bank
for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston c. DAYTON.
Judge Of the District Court OF the
I Hltcd states for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
y. w. Johns. or Bcnwood, in the County
or Marshall. and state OF West Virginia,
IN sdld district. respectfully represents
that on the 9Th day OF March last past
ne was duly adJudicated bankrupt IN
DER the acts OF Congress relating 10
bankruptcy. that he has duly SURRENDER
ca all his property and rights OF prop
trty. ana has fully compiled with all the
requirements OF said acts and of orders
or the court touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
dccreed 10y the Court TO have "A full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. -N-
cept such debts a. are excepted by law
from sucl discharge
1911
J. W. JOHNS.
Bankrupt.
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MADAME X" THRILLS
Big COURT AUDIENCE
PRONOUNCED GREATEST DRAMA or
TWENTY YEARS
Dramatic Story is Realistically Por-
trayed-Clever Plot and Cap
able Company.

Court Theatre patrons were In unit
last night in declaring that Madam \ -
the wonderful play presented there I,-
hehtN W. savage. was indeed the creat-
-, iIama OF twenty years. To say that
Madhm Y is sensational master
piece IS putting IL mildly. The plav is
= succession or sensations. an leading
w normally TO the last and greatest OF
aii. the wonderful court room scene
me story 81 the play ~ based .uon
tHe not unusual incident Of n wife Leaf
thE nome and husband on account OF
htrSh treatment. Tho woman hitherto
or good character. becomes an outrnst
IiI Tor years lives q life Of shame. -1re-
luilN 'oncealinr her past. At last nor
piF amour learns her secret. and TO nre-
vent thls scouIreu from revealing ne-
~iaII" 20 hcr husband and son sne
murder '''
TER own son. now rising young anvil
lff- is appointed hv tho court 20 defend
.cr. and. IGNORANT of Ter IDENTIFY. So
,IreN hey Hnquittal In THO last scene
~ son discovers Ter IDENTITY and sro
li"N insf 20 t.a threshold of her new
found haprirces
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terday afternoon the funeral OF the
late John Majesty. the we'll known
Gale proprietor. who died Saturday
evening. The impressive service was
IN charge OF the Rev. a W. Werder.
or ST. James Lutheran church, assist.
ed by Rev. G. F. Oliver. OF the Fourth
Street ~. =. church. Members OF the
Elks' lodge. Of which Mr.. Majesty
was member. attended the funeral
in body. The interment was made
at Greenwood cemetery.
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Wheeling Tent &
Awning Co.
Both Phones 663
Younq Girl Dead.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. May Miss
Jane Isabel Nichols. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James b. Nichols. died -1is
morning at 7.3O O'Clock at the home
OF her parents on Water street after
an illness OF several weeks OF a com
plication 81 diseases. She was 10
years o, axe and Us survived bv SIX
brothers and three sisters. Funeral
arrangements have not been made
bur interment will be made in Holy
Cross cemetery.
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That Id heard as terribly .oao" '''' anu
Well $50 qIcrcf Arc,
u nF o,dn walcd Molly aroused recital
I '"
,fr
boz one ' ''' ''''' SUD
somehow she
cyuc Anyhow che probably , trts ,o , off
thai 90
'" "'''.'''E t'I''
n',' poop,o
90 o not
' n'i hc
do tho next otoIf
my MIN and hating mo because said DO VAS pill
+1 gay. i' seems ke ME-" tut thai 4
d-coyora1
m ~ ' "'''''
break FL
ODo
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The Daily Chit-Chat
w
By RUTH CAMERON

C(NHTf sighed the little stenographer a
w % ,hree my lines which set forth the
on
70, m 10 frederick Bingham suchands
point
I'D % TO frederick and Thcoiosia'1
About WHAT uirod
t Time persons OF your advanced
'N'i'i'if''iN Iutures suggested the
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a SUBURBAN IDEAL
Hawthorne Court

Z Visit this magnificent property to-
day Nacadam streets. full width.
wide cement walks. sewers. gas. wa
ter and electricity. 4 perfectly ar
ranged and beautifully laid out sd
hurb. Our property has character
behind b. Away from the city. but
not too FAR away.
Fidelity Investment & Loan
Association
Phone. Bell i7tf. 1929 Main 81.
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CEDAR ROCKS
TIE VIEW CITY

Facts Continued
f2fJ Where sou have to-day most
beautiful l0rafiDn fnr your home
fzbJ Where sou orc rIEht on tue cIEe
~ Development everything nat-
inE been sold na for na Cedar
C2D v6ere futrrs increases is .lres.
from the fact fHnf fII. property M.
rlreo fH WrerIIrr tIn largest 0.f.
Ir fEe state HnI right In HUr
nIfH dreniYuuerf Hl.IIs-l .a ..
ready ErirE nr Ir f.r addition
Buy always lr Nrr wIf. fesri rur..eut
Close f0 IHfFr .Ifs. ten 30 On
make M mistake
90 n facts in this space to-m9rrovr.J
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Majesty obsequles.

From the family residence AZ No.
81 North Front street was held yes.
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Northern District Of West virginia ss.
ON this -2nd day OF April. a. -. 1911.
ordered boy the Court. that a hearing
be had upon the same on the c5th day 81
May. \. u. 1911. before said Court at
Nhcellng. in said district, at ten O'Clock
in tie forenoon, and that notice thereof
Ger. spaper printed Ia said District
and that all known creditors and other
persons IN interest may appear at tie
SAIL time and place and snow cause, II
any they have. why the prayer OF the
said petition should not he granted.
And u - Nirther ordered by the Court
mat the clerk shall send by mail 10 all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed TO them dt
their places Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston -. Day
ton, judge Of the said Court, and the
seal thereof. a. Wheeling. in said dis
triet. on the 22ri day OF April. \. u. 1871
Attest:
e. B. KEFAUVER. Clerk.
L. =. II. G., y. ID. ". Va.
In the District Court OF the Tinted
states for the Northern District II
West Virginia.
In tic matier ~ The Beardsiey co...
bankrupt. in bankruptcy.
Io the creditors OF The Beardslcy Co..
iu The County 90 Onio. and district
aforesaid. heretofore duly adjudecd a
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby pivcn that on the
~ day OF M'N. AZ 10 o'clock o.. no.
there viii he % Weetinc Of the creditors
OF tho lhovC-lamel bankrupt 40 the
laN uIf.e' 90 i. ". tumWius. Iu the cot s.
ui wheeling. in said district. Tor tho
go flfore. ~ To Ole proofs ~ claim. e..
In elect 20 trustee, ana fp transact SUCH
other business as may properly come
before said meeting
J. W. Ct-NMINs
Referee 90 bankruptcy.
Wheeling. w. Va May J. 1911
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FOR REM

->-------~ -------~-----------~-
fOA hENT-6 loom modern apartment
Win bath. use " basement and vnrt
~. j. smith. 90 Main ST. Nrf.
lsas-M. Ecl1. s12-E rn,-a-ff
roR REET-l.drgc front rooms "a ana
81 flo1I. above g.. Hess a. son. f1-I-
1928 Market St ar.asI
fOAs hENT-iIurh room. fully o4rIp-
Ftd ana ready Tor business. BEST is.f-
TON iu iac city. fulI or address Iq4Db
lflmmcL. Mounisyillc ". Ma. National
phone GI5-Il rr.I-ts
Euh hEhI--c.oud and tllrl ra1rs
over nus store. sult able fur office ana
lihlhE apartments. r. a. Wcstmy~r. -
18Th So au-.',
FOR RENT May ist new apnrtmcr. 4
rooms auu bath. Possession 81 once
i"lua ard bath. M Echo Point Soc ~
ta4i IT, ". u Kelly. iifl Market. VIZ.
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fion. ''''
N'll my dears.' she answered u.s. "Theodosia. as
you know. is old chum OF mine and last time sbo
came 20 visit me she told all about her love aeaire
anu asked my advice There men and she
said she wanted honest opinion Of them And what
DO you think dId9 { actually gave &c. I told bor Z
dldh soc how she could have a moments doubt 1 said
ihat one ~ them nice. clean looking clean
minded whole souled, honest young chap that any rir
would ho proud 90 have loyo her. and that the other
was perfect pin said was tho most totally and
I"r'ufhy unint"rcsting man talked TO- that bis
''Nr made ine mink OF AN undertaken that know De
The kind. of man that would never o,pect bcr H.,
--L.- -I.M .-r I.LrLM u-l- rr.r
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a woman IS always willing 10
apologize she is wrong
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John II. Pebler,
Proprietor,
SHORT CREEK. w. Va.

QUICK SALE, 500 to $3.50; Buff Orp-
ington cocks tthoroughbreds) great
bargain. l.. h Crago. Wheeling. Nat
phone. my-I-m
BUFF oRPINaroNs-Esss guaranteed
fertile from trapnested. bred prize win
ners and good layers. Eight years cN-
perienee. Both phones. n. n, Marsh.
ap-2s-t-my-2S
BLACK JAvAs-Eggs $500 per IS; SIN
gle Comb Rhode Island eggs, LOO per
-. L. Reddy. Gl4 Clark ST.. Martins
Ferry. Ohio. ap-27-tf
TOR sALE-Back Minorca eggs, from
thoroughbreds. 800 per setting. Both
phones: Bell 30. Natl l92O-Y.
ap-s-t-m-s
SINGLE COMB BROWN LEeHoENs-
Inc original zoe esq strain prize win
neTs. stock FOR sale. also settings. 1t
Sl5O Bell phone. Il. A. Alexander.
wheeling W. Va. II. +. ID. ap-iS-ry-lS
oRPIEGroNs-whit and black. Thee"
egg machines. Wasemans Edgview
Poultry YARDS. Wheeling, ". Va BELL
teieP"ohe. ap-iO-tf
ROSE COMB REDS. limited number egss
winners Wuceling. MllliamstOWn
SHOW. Mrs. Willard Harris. Elm Grove.
W. va. ap-6-t-m-6
WRITE wYANDorrE Eggs from prize
N.tAAANA > sA-Su per Setting VI E.lM.
o. Null. Elm Grove. ". Va. ap-4-L-m-4
BouEBoN RED Turkey eggs. from
prize winners. $3.50 per ~ y ~
Oalcwell. Route ], JaCoDsburg, OHIO
ap-3-my-3
SINGLE COME RHODE ISLAND REDS,
blue Ribbon Winners At state Falr
East Liverpool, Smithneld and Wheeling
Every pen headed by a prize winner.
Geo. II. keck. Haywood. ap-s-my-3
EUFF oRPINGToHs-The 'XVriRn; Z,
kind Eggs and day-old chicks rom
Wheeling and Williamstowu winners
Mrs. j. r. Wright. Elm Grove W Va
ap-20-t-m-2O
FOE sALE-Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns CIV. W. kulp Esq Strain) SET
unss -. $50. so. $500. James l.. Tea
chout. h; o. Box. d. Wheeling.
ap-1-t-m-I
FOR sALE-Eggs from thoroughbred
=. G. Black Minorcas and :. - Brown
I.esLuTus. Si.0O per Is. $500 per loo. IA.
w Null. No. So S3rd ST ap-I-t-m-I
CALL Warwood Avenue chicken farm
Tor bred to lay = e.. Buff and RI 4,
v litc Leghorns and Partridge Wsnn-
dutieE. 800 per setting. ". n Burns
-N't phone -of--%- ap-l1-t-m-11
ELECTROMAGNETIC and black x1o
eggs FOR $500 and We can prove h
ask ~. WaScmau's Edgview Poultry
Yards. Wheelirg ". Va. mr-Z5-tf
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For Sale-Typewrlters

ron sAEE-OUts tvpcetftsr. rood
condition 90 u sfTltn. 6lo Mali 81
Whcellns Nat hin su-zs-tf
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order OF Notice Thereon.

Ey Chas. r. Carrigan.
His Attorney.
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FOR SALE-One so horse power gas en-
sine and one ! e power ras engine. Doth
iu EOod condition. WuE. CorruEaffnr 90
Martins Ferry. Ohoi ap-S-tf
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Let " n Your Tenor We c..an. prea,
ard alte. ladies. aud GENTS earniaa..-
Suits made % order. so OF Acme. al
Twcrty second 81 au-g-t-tl-a-tf
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WINDOW TRIMMER
HOUSE-KEEPER.

NJ = l. n EEEE e,
and experienced
ton as house-k ccpel
can give references.
Free Employment /
CITY.
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~ capable. reliable
woman wants situa-
er ia first-cla.s hotel;
+. Apply or address,
Bureau. 1f3 10Th ST,
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MISCELLANEOUS

Washington, D. c.. $40 Exoursion.
May 90. wa IeUuHy wanna Ilufa
See Ascnts Tor Details
urv-r a
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FOR sALE-Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns CIV. ". kulp Esq Straiu) set
unss -. $50. so. $500. James l.. Tea
chout. h. y. Box. az Wheeling.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

4 meeting of the precinct commit
teemer of the republican party was
held in the office of Jay c. Sexton.
st evening The committee reports
the outlook for republican success
good.
Engineer Marshall Bowen surveyed
the bottom of the excavation for the
Stapley basement yesterday and gave
the cement men the proper level ana
the measurements.
Engineer Knipe was busy yesterday
setting the stakes for the new Ma
honey building on South Macdonald
Dan Drorbaugh was in from ms
chicken mandatory yesterday ana
reports 1900 Leghorn hens busy max
irg eggs at forty cents per dozen. All
ere not working. but plenty to cause
the owner to increase his bank de-
pnsits ard enable him to erect a new
home for the coming generation OF
layers.
4 class of applicants was given the
degree of Page at the session or Da-
mon Lodge, knights of Pythias. last
night
DIR Palmer was called to Phoenix
Yesterday. To attend Mrs. y. +. Nor
Arizona republican., 1911-11-28
New Bath Robes
For Women and Men

Il bath. but how much more comfortable
i a good Bath Robe To so with it?
The only thing is to get the
most 4 Bath Robe and here
The Bath Robes we are offering now
areM thnnte A Special lot al $4,000
Arizona republican., 1911-11-28
MESA WEATHER.

The disturbance talked of by tho
government weather bureau appar-
emily took hold of the Mesa section
Sunday night. The thermometer reg
istered so degrees above zero. the
lowest this season. and the orange
growers sat up and took notice. The
figures of the observer are given as
follows:
Maximum temperature. -.
Minimum temperature. 80.
Mean temperature. 81.
Character of day, clear.
Direction of wind, northeast.
Forecast for Tuesday. fair.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-28
PROBABLE CHANGE.

w. w. Mitchell, recently from Ben
ton, Scott county. Missouri, is now
doing news work On the Evening Free
Press and it is understood that he
will become the owner of II. r.
Aston's interest on the first of De-
cember. Mr.. Mitchell was formerly Il
correspondent of the st. Louis Repub
lican and hence has had experience In
newspaper work.