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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-25

IOWA CITY, la. Jan. ez-(special Tele-
am.l-Returns received today from the
University Of Nebraska show that the
rifle team Of the University Of Iowa Mas
victor In last weeks by mail shoot. the
score being go TO So.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-25

was, prevented by G. W. cloyd. PUNK.
Mo. who healed his dangerous wound
with Bnekien's ArBica s2lve. oaly &c.
For sale by Beaten Drug 60.
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y. web.,er 10 renItentiarr.

JOLIET, Ill. Jan. E.-Dr. Harry Elgln
Webster arrived AZ the state penitentiary
this afternoon. where he was numbered
2f1s and sent TO the solitary cell, to
which he was sentenced as the first day
OF his punishment.
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GRAND JURY
Continued from rirs. p.gsJ

sidered desirable. officials OF depart
meut OF justice believed. il is declared
that the initial move in the case
should be made through a grand jury
and then II 1t developed that an indict-
ment did not promise to satisfy the
laws demands. they could resort 10
contempt proceedings as well.
Today's acton constituted the fedc-
raj governments first move against
the STANDARD oil since il was dis
solved last November under the man
date OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States into lis thirtythree COM
poncnt parts TO restore competition.
i fight between Standard Oil inter
ests and IN" Waters Pierce Oil com
pany. now pending in the federal court
AZ ST. Louis. involves the faithfulncss
Of IN" STANDARD oil in carrying out
the decree 81 dissolution. Tho fedc-
raj government Is not a party To this
SUR. which was brought nominally by
the state al Missouri TO compel the
inspectors % the election OF officers OF
the Waters Pierce oil company at ST.
Louis last February To- vote the prox-
les Of the Rockefeller and other Stand
ard oil interests. which are said 10
have named Standard Oil men as Of
ficials Of the company. The inspectors
refused on the ground that IL would
violate tho dissolution decree.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE

NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received at the Of
nee OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
the County Of Ohio. Wheeling West Va,
until 10 o'clock \. NJ. Wednesday. Aug
ust 2Sth. 1912 for the paving with brick
or parts of each OF IN following roads:
NATIONAL ROAD
BETHANY PIKE
STEENROD and Mt. DeCIIASTAL
FRAZlERS RUN
EAIRMONT PIKE
WHEELING and ELM GROVE
Specifications together with approxf-
mate amounts on each road are on file IN
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Board OF
Commiss' oners. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids
GEO. ". OLDHAM Clerk
The Board ~ Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohio aug 100
uoueo 20 Mauufactursrs. Sonher. arr
CHANTS and Other Wholesale Deaisra
NOTICE Is HEEkBN CIV Tnat
TIE STATE Roari OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
81 IT'S oJlcv 1t Charleston, West Viz
sluiA. foI furnishing supplies for the
several S;ate inrtitvtions the financial
management o. wni, r 10 vested in said
bonrd. Contracts w!li he svardei TO the
lowest bidders. quality cogAid-red and
otner things heinz -Qus.. Wat virginia
dealers will be given preference
Isis OF supplies Needed viii fur
nishe1 bidders on receipt OF requests
stating fhe 'lne desiied
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ss-s-0 Shar'sstnn- West virxInia
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WARDEN VIQUESNEY
TALKS OF GAME

state Game Warden J. A. Viauesney.
Vi lexington. arrived in the city yester-
1aS afternoon. to Sp. nd n couple Of
80 toOhins after the duties OF his
o oiiI ia TINS section. when seen last
evening by an lnteiligencer reporter
All. NlpueHney gave out some Interest,"
tnS information concerning tho btp
.,,ate game reserve located in Pocahon.
tas county. AIR. Niquesney stated thar
recent purchase of 8. 0OO acres hrtngs
the total number Of acres in The state
UP 20 the 25.OtO mark. 10000
OF which was leased last spring Tin
N0tk OF erecting 10000 club house
NhiCh IS one 81 the finest euuinpad or
- - N.Hu IA the state has just been com
plt.eu ana one OF the features Of the re-
soft - hig swimming pool Tho water
used comes from "A mineral spring nesr.
~ winch has been christ.ned Minneha-
The game on the big preserve nj the
present time - in the finest shane -
SIRE ana the number Of the various mi
mars IL increasing with great rapidi,v
s L.e'n mead or elk are now roaming
apout the preserve AMI according to the
present plans two car loads Will H..
brou2ht from Wyoming This fan Tbr.a
huhnred deer will be taken 10 the re-
serve This fall and turned loose y1hir,
viii bring the total number nm 70 IN
%" mark. as about 500 are running
a."und villa az tire present time. The
SlIt"ihS are wei stocked with fish and
arrangements are being made "a ri.,., -
car load OF trout and another OF bass in
me small streams during the next two
months llanS are under way 10 con
struct fish hatchery on the pres,',,.,
n"t M"ih WI not Doe started until next
SlrinE. Mr.. Niquesney says that West
Nrkihia has the opportunity Of hecou-
nix the leading game. STATE A., "a. r-,,,
shi ~ y a safe prediction that the lit,ls
M"Nuhtain state VIII ocupy that posi-
uoh ~ the game warden IL permitted q,
"It MS present plans. lie viii go
I" pittsburgh =" look after some busi-
ness matters before returning home.
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aHpEMPrIor OF porpa.

me wheeling Traction COMPANY.
Tho successor or the MouudavifIe Rem
wood and Wheeling Hallway COMPANY.
hereby gives notice that % has elected
Co. ~ and redeem au 80 the bonds
ana unpaid coupons thereof. issued
uud outsfluding under The deed ~
Trust dated october !. 1sFs. given bv
nc ffii M1Ynaatille. HeuWrod ara
nrrlrr Railway COMPANY 90 NffreH
'aidweU and william Errkino trus-
tee. fHr ffr security thereof tho saff
N"n.. unI"HnfIne fn nue hundred ftn.fr-
on tHIlHfa $500. INNt rrInrit.nf The
fnil ri.mHnf anil rrdefuufIon win Bod.
made f fnF deposit with the fsrruIsrIa
llaf lf"IIff NHffnra f.lra Uf wheel
irr Wet NIrI iH. fn fnr manner I'd.
tuifeI 10 'Nf terms ~ asII truef drel
nn .. tefDfr goo rrsf daf 90 prfrf..r
INi. or alMIUIa.f amount of r..rs.
90 .Hf Hr. rs.Iff r Hf. nf saIf fa.rra
w.fN InffrrHf a.rruef fr chat Hrfe and
aI interest nn aafU InnIa ansH ..r.r
o. HrIrur nn rr.l Hraf Hrf 20 ttefare.
if'. fHs nrf. Ir.~r a. frr.aIfaf fa-
f.r HHI rrirrlrft.r fhrre..f
ffrrrafffr arafI o. fHfH
WIlflfrNI TrNTTfH- r.MrtNV
if " s. SHIRLEY
..... afHr.
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COUNCIL PASSES
APPROPRIATIONS
MAKES SocIE SLIGHT CHANGES IN
THE ORDINANCE
Provides for New Auto Fire Truck and
Food NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kirk Resigns.

At the special meeting OF the city
council last evening. the first matter to
u'E rendered by H. H. kirS. of the sec
ohc branch. Iue resignation Of Mr..
MIX was accepted but as II - Gus tom
AIRY Tor the councilmen from the same
ward as the resigned member. To- sug-
seSt - couuci. ms Successor, no action
wa> taken in the matter
outside Of the above matter. the en-
the evening was spent in confederation
90 ihe annual appropriation ordinance
ana the chief matter OF disc uSSion was
iue appropriation Of $4,000 Tor "a new
chemical auto FIRE truck. ami the appro-
pfiiN"n was fought hard IN both
branches but in the end wa- passed.
IL was conteHIcd 10y several members
IN both branches that the city treasury
S",unv Tor an auto fire engine at the
present time. but IL Was shown that the
gity - IN need OF a chemical engine and
that the money could DE readily appro-
priatcd without causing the city To 90
iLio bankruptcy. the matter was carried
10y "A NOt" Of tu . In the f4tst branch
an" IA 70 IN the second branch.
To Repair Pike.
Another matter that caused discus
sl"n' was the appropriation or Sl0.UUO
Tor repairing tue Rational Pike be-
tween this cay ana Fulton. Councilman
i.um moved that the item b- stricken
"ut as IN his opinion ~ Is the business
81 the county To- rcpaIr the road and he
also Questioned 10 the amount would
~" was answered 10y capt otto. VIM
stated trat IL Is the business Of the
'.tA to provide good highways FOR her
CITIZENS and country residents who re-
side along the foad and transact their
business IN this city and upon the as
shrHucc Of city Engineer Cook that So
"'p N"ula place The road 90 the best 81
condition. ali. Blum withdrew his mo-
ton.
The matter Of appropriating 81 1000 TO
mi4"y city Inspector cot foods. WAS
strongly objected tp bN Cart otto. vino
stated that although Dc would make M
IL 'ti,n mat the appropriation De
STRICKEN ont. he did not believe that the
food Inspector would be 81 900 worth
90 good fuf the city
Employ Physical Director.
IN q message from the Board OF Con
trol - was requested that the council
appropriate $1,000 90 De- used for the
fWrl"t ul~tf ui physical director to
rave rhHfg" uf the city Fairgrounds
n'N, year. ANA tine request was granted
%" contingent FUND being reduced from
f'."Nv Q" $1,000 To supply the directors
IL was moved by Councilman Rlum
uiat ia" Market M-Ater az the mn
ward. De given $50 90 month additional
Z" MS salary, Co employ % helper hut
as 20" contingent FUND IL very low az
II'~,nt. the matter was referred o.
the funri ~ Control.
he report - the Streets. Alleys and
tiHNee nufuitfnc. recommending To
''Hucu that Park View street ON Mo-
z!ft hiil "e taken over hy the city. was
adopted.
The last business waq the reading 81
copy az resolutions from the Council
~ Ienwo0i. extending The sytnpathies
pf no Hruwuud Council for their re-
conf great loss sustained Dos the death
OF th' l1fe Muvor g. g. schmidt
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THOUSANDS
icontinued from Tsrnt Pags.)

clothes. stepped forward and kissed
the new general on the check
The mayor Of Stoko Newincton and
the mayor ~ Hackney. IN their robes
OF Office. were seated on the plat
form with tho Booth family.
Mrs Catherine Booth Cubbnrn. the
late Generals eldest daughter. who
for years had been cs;ranged from The
army. with her husband and their
twelve children. sat among the mourn.
crs
Miss Eva RoOth. commander Of the
army tn the United States. who ar
rived IN London just in time 10 walk
behind her fathers coffin. orbke down
With grief and fatirNc.
Though onethird Of the program
was omitted the service consumed
two hours
The Booth VIII.
\ summary o. the VIII lot tv Cen.
eral Booth was made public today. All
the property held by him a. general
- the salvation 9rmy are vested IN
his successor as general. for the time
bcin. ~ the Salvation Army. 10 be-
hold by him upon trusts affecting
same"
Iy % codlcil. his small privat" prop
erty. having a net value OF Cts7 los
approximately S2.44rl. no gives 20
the salvation Army. with tho cxccp-
TON ~ certain private papers and
memorandum which are given fn hfs
eldest son. liramw-ll. and n NV ar'i-
clos chosen hv himself which are
given as memonfps fo each o. his
children and DE children in law.
Another codiril dcais Nth property
estimated FOO value G5.1Fs Ng2G.475l.
representing Uorrts settled IN him
many sears ago hv rho iafn Henry
Reed pr private u.r o. was fhIa FRO
tisi.n which enabled h.m to dri.r ns.
eth s1d rrr rnuunsr.f lion of any hind
from fhn fund of fie army
This properly ia divided among Dis
children TrmnsN. C.fhlrIrr SIR.
am. iierherf. ftH arf Iurt ur. -,
csse0r Iram~ f...fl. DID,. ar-... ID
executor ~ ffr rUf
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ers and INTENDS TO do still more for
MIN In the future.
O.. August 2e.-Presi-
dent Taft publicly explained his exer.
else OF the veto powers today in his
speech TO great crowd of farmers
ON the state fair grounds here. He de-
clared that the President who did not
use the veto power when he thought
II should be used proved himself a
coward.
President Taft was not told of the
arrest OF Mrs. Beers. who was arrest.
ca while waiting for him with two
knives.
Some of my friends say" said the
PRESIDENT, that IL n king had used
the veto power as | have his head
would drop in the basket. But | am
not King. and that is very different
The President has the power. and II is
ms duty III he does not approve legis-
auon TO veto II. He must use the
veto when his conscience tells him
whether his head drops in the basket
or not. II Presidents are men-and
most OF them are-they will exercise
the veto when they think they ought
Look over the vetoes OF other Presi-
dents and show me the bad ones and
] viii show YOU more that are good.
Our forefathers thought that It was
wei TO have one man who would rep
resent all the people and who would
be able to tell all the people when he
saw legislation that he did not believe
was good. The veto is an excellent
thing. Nv friends who criticise me
forget that | was elected Just as they
were and by a good many more peo-
ple than they were"
The President spoke TO the farmers
Of legislation which Congress has en-
acted for their benefit and promised
that other legislation would follow. He
referred 10 the system OF agricultural
banks In Germany which extend credit
10 the farmers at low interest rates
and said that the United States gov
eminent Is Investigating this system
with the purpose Of introducing Il in
this country II feasible
"One trouble with the present day
reformer.' said the President. "is that
he wants his reforms put into effect
tomorrow morning for breakfast Re
forms do not come that quickly. Mere
change is not necessarily progress"
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ter the State. Governor Marshall n,
Indiana. the Democratic vice presi.
dental nominee. closing his tour n,
Maine tonight az Lewiston. Mr. CLARK
VIII speak az Bar Harbor and ELS.
worth tomorrow.
LEWISTON. Ne. Alg. 2a-Cov.
ernor Thomas " Marshall. Of Indi.
ana. Democratic nominee for tho Vice.
Presidency. concluded his four DAYS
speaking tour ~ Maine in the inter
esis 81 Governor Plaisted and .bs
Democratic state ticket with an a.
dress here tonight.
CHICAGO. Aug cH-Tt was m.
nounced at the headquarters ~ tho
Progressive party hero today that Gov
ernor johnson ~ California. candi.
DAT" FOR Vice President. viii strat ia
Illinois September 10 % noon Sep
temher Is
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ITS newer TOO hot at Mountain
lake Park. on the crest of the Aliege-
iies. IN white osK forest Boating and
Bathing in the Lake. Coaching. Motor
ing july am 10 itth, c.ha,,,ana.s Inv
.stn - August goth. Summer school
July is;h TO August 18th. Missionary
institute. July 18Th TO 2sth. Bible Con-
ference. July seth 10 August S,h. Good
hctels. home-l.ke ooaTdiDK houses, with
every modern convenience.
summer homes on reasonable terms
Electric light natural gas. mountain
spring water. sewers.
Address tie Superintendent
MOUNTAINS LAKE PARK. MD.
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FRUIT SPONGE

Tut pint packet ~ orange fett,. t,,.
basln ana cover ~ with the required
Huantlty 81 hot water. stirring A. untii
MS h-it'd; then add giassfuI ~
sherry and PUT ~ away 10 Get ,.-.,I -,
tent slowed apriCots through a
S.rNe I" pr"duc" hair pint Of puip cor
~. "thef SOFT fruit would do equally
MI ana 4"aNe IN readiness 20 he add. A
10 the sponge With the Jelly cold Nm,
10Y SCI. whisk IL patiently until IL is
IVY" frpthy then stir IN lightly the
$3.50 OF three eggs. beaten o. a firm
III, Hhu me frui' pulp and confiDue
20 Whl~k The Jelly until II begins 10 eet
SpphkF. when u should Lc turned mt
y !, hl. s m"Id The sponge can BE- turned
CoIt 9iltt rev hours and may b. gam
INu"u with some 80 tho same kfra ,.
TUT e mat used % navnr n
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The following described property.
that is to say. the lease from the city
OF wheeling. West Virginia. for lot
number 1903 in said city. at the north
cast corner OF Market street and Alley
-Four. with the building thereon known
as number us. 720 and 722 Market
street. will be offered at public sale on
Tuesday, the 10th Day OF September,
1914,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Terms OF sale to be cash
FRANK \. McJAHO%.
Executor OF the Estate OF
Ann McAIllSfer
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APPLIcATIoN ron PAnDos.

Notice IS hereby given that on or
about the Twentieth day Of Septem-
with r. o. Pierscn. Pardon Attorney,
Charleston. West Virginia. for the par
don of J.. 7 Latshaw. convicted OF
the crime or uttcriug forged check at
the october term. 1910 o. the Criminal
Court ~ ohio county and sentenced
TO imprisonment IN the West virginia
ieui'eutiary for the period OF ave
years
au-an NJ signed L. T. IATsHAN-
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'i'eh'Ious INTO sction You sometimes hear peopie
say oh. dear. I'm unlucky I always saw the
wrong thing. wish were tactful. and try to be
unlucky.' 49,
What very queer idea of luck some people have
mere. forgot and spoke about Cruces marrying
mat divorced man. says one OF these unlucky (,)
people, and meant to be careful say any
ming IKE that because Mrs. r. Is sensitive about
her daughters getting divorced"
IL this woman had really felt her neighbors trouble
II she had been truly sympathetic. IL she had been
thinking hrst OF her friend and then herself would
She have made such break" Indeed no TactIess-
ness Is Just thouEhtessness and thoughtlessness is
Just seinshness In the last analysis. goes back
to TO the first ingredient in the porrnger of nonu
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DIE

90 ~ 30 n r.. % TIE home 81 Ner par.
erfs % bridgeport. ohio. EVA JANE.
daugltor ~ John nnd Victoria Moore.
aroi % yrnre. month AMI % days.
Funeral from the family residence sun
day afternoon az o'clock Inferment
% Rock iiiu cemetery.
sOuOCEEY-'F wednesday. August -
1912 Ht 90 o.cIHck o. w WILHELM
SC1iDCkEi. iu the sftu year % bis
aFe
Funeral services o. biz late residence
a.-f MrfEcl street. Saturday after
rHHn. 90 u.rI..H Friends 0f the
fanif frepr.tfulIy invited Inter-
mont private
IfIrfee urrff finvfra1
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
Popularity Papes-eens
o


popnar TO POSSESS is which
up by the handles
The achess Is popula
NO his
things up without
people VIII not be glad
Besides. docs .x.,
COCO intentions
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PoR SALE.
sEcoED.HAED WINDOWS. DOORS
ALSO
ONE LAHoE pEpsICK WITH 7B-Foor
BOoh, AND 6o-PooT MAST. INQUIRE
III JAMES T.. AAWLEX on THE sU-
AT THE BUILDING
SITE, lo27 1LAzN sTHEET
FOA SALE-IoI r6uned frame dwelling
house and lot Fronting on Main
tf'et lo@ feet. running back 100 feet
more or less. norsVgh Of West Alexan-
Agent au-fat
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Out the Pike Home

s-roomed dwelling. modern. electric
light. gas. etc.
Lot sox357. lawn. garden. fruit and
splendid chicken yard and house
Twenty minutes from Wheeling.
street cars stop IN front Of house. II
looking for home with large grounds.
all well improved. good neighborhood
etc; on quick deal $1,000. can ar.
range for easy terms. It's a real
home property
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maness itself n
sensitive to
to be silent in
topics will be
there moving of
cannot will
u 10 after their
Golden ~ 1865 '"' '"o s"ort eAt Dook-the
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THH sTVSST F1;rS7cScI 1c.Sr-c lin
hnaIf stb Main 81 tst6-f He'll
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FOR SALE

Frame house coutaInirE Elk rooms
bath and laundry. stone foundation. slate
f0of cement walks. I'm shed attic. Lot
f0Nl&0. situated on South BrorIu e s..
above ord nary hiEh water
Also a frame house cons. rfinr o. eI.ht
looms. laundry. Arranged for tao FAINT
pes. Lot 30xl2D. on >orth wabash st
Bargain 20 quick buyer.
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POIILTRY

OhfiAe TONH-lH % BLOCK white ...r.
.lfr' HIea ffrH. anfa urf.a ~Iets
I'M o one " 70 var.h .r-ga -,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

IoN SALE on TaADE-A 80 80
I h.NHa HrI too f.fa uIfn a..f.r
Harn. shade. fHHr rrf % Or I...',..-.
VII. .fI .Hfna nr fraH. r.r
~ .fr~ hiirass frat o. 81 80 f..-
fa -
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TAFT TALKS
(contanusa iron FIRST r.xs.,

power given him under the constitu.
ton. raped the ideas OF new re
formers and declared that the gov
eminent has meant well by the farm
ers and INTENDS TO do still more for
him in the future.
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Absent Minded Base Ball Pan
What did Won say
station Master-Ten eight. sir.
a. VI. u. B Favor who
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GENERAL NOTICE.
TO WHOM m srAY coNonnn

Notice Is hereby given fhat John
Adams now serving "A sentence IN tbs
West virginia renitenttary will APP
ply on or after September 10. 1912 TO
the Board OF Parole for "A recommends
alton to the Governor for parole
81. l.. BROWN. Warden
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FOR SALE


FOR sALE-Moving Picture Machine
Billiard Table Inquire. Rocco Tomei
HoN -. Fairpoint. ohio. au-29-m
FOR sALE-Three gallon Holsteen
Cows. reasons. not allowed TO keep In
town. 3i2 rs 81. Beilaire. q. aug2S-L
ron sAbE-IIouse on corner FIFTEENTH
and Jacob streets. Very desirable
Enquire 80 Fifteenth street. au-25-tf
FOR SALE - 600 building bricks at
500 per thousand. BelI phone 1899
aug.-2i-j
AUTOMOBILE FOR sail. 1912 model:
fIfst class condition. will sell cheap
Tor cash. Address. r. J.. care Iuielli-
gencer. au-sf-ru
$50 ACRE PARM FOE SALE.
one OF the best and test improved
fai ms In Ieluont Co. ohio. Locntel
on the flusning and Cadik road. !. mi
north OF ~ ishing IN Flushing To. and
@-'n. from Il. s. O r. X. nta Is room
: rick. also l0-room frame residence.
bon equipped with moder. convenient
60. aud three fiye-room tenant houses
Two Lara barns. one modern dairy
lnrn- otrcr furae and dairy combines
Carriage houses and out buildings. ali
under slate Roof. Good soil. farm well
wntercd. and .lcnty OF fruit Tn. Nc
= f-foot Nein Of coal goes with the
farm We will also sell the No ,
littsburgh VEN " purchaser 20 de-
sircs Address r.. 4. HOLLOWAY.
Flushing. Onto. a-Ii-s6t
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RoR HEEr-A new house, rooms.
hath, pantry and laundry. 500 south
York. ENQUIRE 4O3iz ). York. Nat
phone I2i7-R au-se-tf
TOE RENT-TWO furnished rooms.
suitable for young BUSINESS man. In
quire at 81 18TH street. city. aug.-24-tf
TOE HEnT-Nicely furnished , and 4
room fats With bath. for light house,
keeping. rent reasonable. Apply 30 y
front -. Aug5-tf.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A very desir-
able Office in Schmulbach
building, No. 6O4. Will trans
fer three years lease at re-
duced rate. Address, GOA
Schmulbach Bldg.
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Henry W. GundIInq. Aqi.
real Esfafs anf fnsuranra
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SccJTIiy Trust Co. Agenf,
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LADIES AND CENT .EMFN
Trade

BOOKLET Tree. Fifteen years practice
H Z. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY.
National Exchange Bank Bldg.
Wheeling. w. Va.
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TOR sALE-MOVing Picture Machine
Billiard Table Inquire. Rocco Tomei
EoN p. Fairpoint. ohio. au-29-m