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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
That Handled Already This Sea-
son by the Northern Express
Exceeds Last Years Total
SUPERINTENDENT HALL
CALLS SEASON BIG
More and More Growers Here
Will Take Advantage Of Fast
Service to Send Their Better
Grade to the East

More fruit has been sent out this
year already, from the western Ais
trict of the Northern Express company
than was shipped last year altogether.
This statement was made to The Her
laid by NJ. G. Hall, superintendent of
the express company for the western
district, who, with C. b. Cooper. of
st. Paul, the general superintendent,
was in the Yakima valley on tour
of inspection and in search for infor-
nation.
viii Be Huge Total
The statement of Mr.. Hall is sur
prising. 1t means that with the big
crops such as prunes. peaches, pears
and early apples yet to come with the
immense tonnage that they will give
to the exress company the total ag
gregate of last year has been left in
the shade. Last year. as is generally
recognized. was not good year in the
Yakima valley, but 1t was a good
year generally in this section of the
Northern Express company, including
as it does western Washington and
EOregon districts. At the present rate
1.-THE business in the aggregate will
come near to trebling that of last
season II
Will Use Express More Annually
Mr. Hall is of the opinion that more
and more the choice fruit of this val
ley will be forwarded to the more
distant fruit markets by express. The
charges are higher but against that IS
the fact that the fruit can be given
more time to mature before being pre-
pared for shipment, it travels faster
and more smoothly by express than
by freight and arrives at its destina-
|tions in much better condition for the
two REASONS that 1t was better when II
started and was forwarded under
easier conditions. Under existing
freight conditions Yakima. to get it's
peaches in the New York market, is
compelled to pick them so green that
it does not get the full benefit OF what
it is able to do in the way of pro-
duction
Best Brings the Price
The price is accorded the best arti-
Gle therefor. while il costs more to
handle the perishable fruit by express
the difference ought to be made up in
THUS handled Buyers, as liz we'll
Known. will take advantage OF ex-
press stuff more readily ESQ
Mr.. Hall said that there was no
doubt in his mind that the aggregate
fruit business of the express district
for the year would be splendid total
which would establish a record for
all years past and that it would bring
La fine aggregate return to the growers.
Likes the Yakimine
II encountered a new fruit today
said Mr.. Hall. at is called a Yaki-
mine and seems to be peculiar to this
valley. L have not tasted them but
I have seen and purchased a basket
full. They certainly have a fine appear
ance and If they measure UP to what
they promise it would seem that YOU
have something new here that is very
much worth while. / am taking a
basket with me to allow them a day
or two to mature when ] will use them
on my table at home"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
CARLOT CHERRIES
ARE YET IN ORDER
Reports From the Larger Easter,,
Markets Promise Better Prices
for Later Shipments

Cherries are still moving forward
from Yakima in carload lots The Pa
ciic Fruit & Produce company sent a
carload to Tacoma Saturday, the Hor-
ticultural Union sent carlot east last
evening and the j. M. Perry Co, is
getting out a carload for the east
today. 1t is expected that the present
week will see three or four additional
cars sent to the east. kilograms re-
ceived in North Yakima Monday from
st. Louis, Chicago and MINNEAPOLIS
reported improved conditions in the
markets there and the fact that the
Tacoma people took a straight carlot
from Yakima indicates better condi-
tons on that side of the state.
Seattle Doesn't Know
Seattle papers. which know very
little about Yakima as fruit country
bewail the fact that the Wenatchee
cherries are about through while the
Seattle crop is hardly ready to mar
ket The Yakima Fruit Growers as.
ISOLATION reports the sale, at Pitts
burg, of a carlot of cherries at an
aggregate of $1922.25 against which
there are car charges of sS71.5e. The
average is reported to be 80 cents for
the Bings and 81 cents for the Royal
AIMS, which were in ten pound boxes
The ear was the first shipped from
Prosser.
What San Francisco Saws
A trade report from San Francisco
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
NEED MORE INSPECTORS
Several Extra Men viii BE Used For
Short Time in Valley, says HuntIey

More fruit inspectors are needed iii
the valley to look after the work dur
ing the present season, according 10
state Horticultural Inspector + A.
Huntley, and for short time extra
men are to be put on in addition TO
the regular inspectors. conference
of the inspectors with Mr. Huntley
was held at the courthouse Monday
and matters in connection with The
inspection were discussed
Those present in addition to Mr.
Huntley. were Inspectors 7, O. Nor.
rison, f. Il. Hunter and c. G.. liorner
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
Ellis OF for I-nrtland

A special train over the O-W. r.. q
\. left the city at 10 o'clock last night
for Portland carrying local Elks and
number from the lower valley TO
the sessions of the grand lodge at
Portland. The train is expected to
arrive at Portland about 1880 in the
morning. number of the Elks have
Alreay gone in their automobiles.
Among the auto travellers were a
party " Ii from Wenatehee who
were obliged Ia stop in the city Tor
repairs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
Municipal League Meets

LOS ANGELES. July s--rhs
eighteenth annual meeting Of the ma
tional municipal league and twelfth
national conferences for good city gov
eminent opened here tonight with A.
J. Wallace. Lieutenant Governor OF
California presiding Aside from the
address Of welcome and responses. The
feature of the evening WAS the address
of William Dudley E'oulke, president
OF the national municipal league
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
MACK, VISITS WILSON
Democratic Chairman Pledges Els
N8e Full Support f.

sEAGIRT. July s.--Norman, Mack.
chairman of the democratic national
committee. held a long conference to-
night with Governor Wilson, during
which support of the organization in
New York was pledged to the governor
and details of the coming campaign
discussed. The chairma nship OF the
national commi.see was also discussed
but Mack said they did not get down
to names.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
MORE EARTHQUAKES
CAUSE APPREHENSION
Alaskans Fear That the Volcano
on Mount Katmai Is Again
in Eruption

Saturday and Sunday were felt all
over Alaska 1t is feared that Mount
Katmai is again in eruption. The wire
less communication with Katmai is
land broken and navy wireless station
is unable to communicate with Karluk,
Bristol Bay and other westward sta
tons
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
Rerord by seIsn,ograpb

WASHINGTON. July s.--Esrth
shocks. thought 10 be "A recurrence OF
yesterday disturbance IN Alaska
were recorded today by the Seisno-
grsph AT Georgetown University The
disturbances began at '5:1s this after
noon and lasted 4S minutes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10

FAIRBANKS, July s.--Following
shocks mostly mild. at intervals from
one to two hours since yesterday, the
quake felt at noon today was equal in
intensity to the first shock reported.
1t was of much shorter duration and
did no damage.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10

ATLANTIC CITY, N. r., July s.
Only two bodies of the five men kille
in the wreck Of the Akron, Melvin
vaniman's huge dirigible, have been
recovered, although divers have work
ed day and night trying to find them.
1t was thought that the bodies were
buried deep in the sand, and dyna-
mite was used in hopes that the ex-
plosion would bring them to the sur
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
Continued Several Minutes

SEWARD. July S.-Severe earth
quake was felt last night beginning
at 1855 o'clock and continuing several
minutes but there was no damage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
ELECTROCUTED


rFsnk vontroba. . Poss.h la sbsuf
twenty ysars old veIl known IN m
Grove rsssding IN The boarding hsuss
known - the German Hous>. Elm
Grove. vas -instantly killed yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock. by coming
N contact with . live wire IN the
Elm Grove coal companys mine On
that town. He was operating q large
coal cutting machine. which n run
by electricity and IN some manner
the machine stalled and when he
reached across to start a. his hand
and arm came an contact with q
heavily charged wire. which was ex-
posed. killing him instantly.
The body was removed to the un-
derteking pariors Of ID. n. Walters.
on Main street. where Is was prcpar-
ed for burial. A sad feature OF the
case 10 that his father met death In
the same mine about a year aeo. un-
der a heavy fall OF slate. The young
man was working In place OF fellow
workman. who was on the sick list.
and only had FIVE minutes more to
complete his days work. II Is not
known at present what arrangements
Will be made In regard to the funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
BANKRUPTCY.
Notice of FIRST Meeting Of crecst,r..


Notice OF First Meeting OF Creditors.
United states OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia rs
In the United States District Court in
and for said District
In the matter OF Abraham Redway.
bankrupt In bankruptcy. No. 3I2
IN the county OF Ohio. and district afore-
said. a bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th
Jay OF July. y. D. 1912. the said Ahra-
nam Hedway was duly adiudicated a
bankrupt. and that the first meeting OF
ms creditors will he held at Rooms BIZ
9lf Schmulbach Building. Wheeling W
Va. on saturday. the 27th day OF July,
1919, at 1000 o'clock In the forenoon.
AZ winch time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a frus-
tee. examine the bankrupt and transact
any other business may properly
come before said meeting
HENRY 4 NOLTE
Referee In Bankruptcy
July 18th. 1912 iyt2O-r
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Mrs. Henderson's wsI..

Mrs. Henderson isnt going to wear
that pretty white waist of hers again,
because II came from the wash all
streaked and spotted by the rosin
that was In the common yellow soap.
IL Mrs. Henderson wiN have It
washed again with Easy Task soap.
which has no rosin In IL to streak and
rot the fabric, ten to one It Will look
like new. Easy Task does wonders
Tor the clothes and for the women
who work. Costs no more than poor
SOAP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

chants AMI Other Whoissaie Dsaiers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
hs SIaIe Board OF Control OF the State
OF Wet Virginia will receive bids daily
~ us o.ce at Charleston, West Vir-
s,Eia. Tor furnishing supplies for the
arrangement OF whisE IL vestSd In ssld
board Contracts Will be awarded to ,hs
IoWeSt bidders. quahty corNidsred ana
dealers viii be given preference
LISTS OF supplies iRecrd Will b fur.
stating the tine dcsiIed
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
SUMMER RESORTS

49, -~~~----------~~
II ; SENER TOO not af Mountain
s.ake fark. ON the crest Of the Aii@ge-
h'e-. IN a white oas forest Boating ani
kathlnE In the Lake Coaching Motor
lnE. Bowling. Tenf o.. Golf Canpm~-t-
ing July ffh To- itth. Chautaucsa July
.stn . August oath. sumner school
Iu'y lkih 10 August 7sth. Missionary
lnt'itute. July lsth 90 seth. Bible Con
i-rence, Jull stth 20 August SIN COssi
n~teia. fofne-i.k- ncardirr houses uritt.
every Modern csnNsuferrs
-urlfis~ hornes on feaaorabla terms
- VIC uEht natural Gas. moUufEin
sffriuE -fsfrr. seuern
A1drafs tie EuFerirtends-f
.-NIAIN I.AkE rAEk IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

Police court was another blank last
evening. this being the third eVeninr
IN succession this week
pricer Chnrda ~ on duty on ac-oor.
o. an illness- He will likely Be- on duty
this evening
Msny local fans vent % Island Park
NheeuuG. yesterday and saw fh@
Steei~r Loose q double header
's~orEe fhandl~r uili return 20 hfs
none - fittsburgh. after Spending M
fivss In fhia city
The nnancial statement 81 fhs city
pa ben COMPLIED and putnsh@d a--
1870 ~ - TIE cash balance r.
81 rhtT smaller thar Iaaf vrnr
Hise Mlrris Bell wfli leave IN q e.
oals To- FfftsturEh. ahsrs - ell w.
N ffisnae ant relatives Tor r fss lsrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

n, s,nI& ay near Beach AMI Steel Pier
and cod sea winter ratns. Large rooms.
sOuthern exposure. Elevator n, stree,
IerS., spacious porches etc. special weck
,,aes go up daily. Booklet. Coaches
COOPER and LEEDS
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TO Meet mi. Aftoynoor

Local lodge. sons OF Vuicans. known
as the puddlers OF the various mills
IN this city. will meet In regular session
this afternoon. AZ two O'Clock. in the
glnn smith Hall. az the corner Of Eighth
importance will be up for confederation
and all members are requested 10 at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
NOTICE,

Sealed proposals Will be received by
CLERK OF York Township. Belmont coun-
~. Ohio. at Steinersville. until IL o'clvck
noon OF Wednc sday.- July 3lst, 1912. for
sfading. furnishing material and ma
csdamtzing $40 miles OF read in York
township. All bids to be accompanied
ty "A good ana sufficient bond or a
ceruned check to the amount OF three
hundred dollars. Specifications with
blank bids on file with Township Clerk
Inc right Is reserved to reject ali
bids. or accept any bid
BY order OF the Trustees of York
Township.
v. l. BONAR, Clerk.
Point. Ohio.
Published the nrst time. July 18th.
A'iN- tul-l5-v
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HOTEL FR0NTEFAC KENTy e.

lOO yards from Beach. the most popu-
"a secucns between the two famous
piers. central 10 all attractions. mo"c~n
i.is n-c.ass MOTEL. as good as the best:
.spscity zoo. Will make very sneciai
,si,ns OF ~ up weekly: $3.50 up daily
Including large ocean rooms mail 80,
-. atoI. cafhs. phones. superior table
rltn wnlte service. table supplied direct
rom Iarin' porches overlook the ocean
ana boardwalk: booklet w y " ArTs
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LOCH LYNN HOTEL

VOW rTEE ucfsrn rrrUsrIerrs.
Nas'nn. Vim splrluI'nr r.noi bouffuE
So - an1 rnrI.. 0urln Golf tennis
tcafirE EErs.lfnf nns.r Sunlay
fralns
a. srs-'al rates Or 80 s-aso- naoE-
- c. Ltsr. prspri.sor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

services for Sunday: July 2Ist. at 81
Matthews German Lutheran church
water street. Rev. - y. Rutzky, pastor
sunday school at $40 a m. Preaching
oy tne pastor In German at 1890
m. Luther League at y m There
VIII be no evening service until further
notice. All are cordial Invited to at
tend the morning sarvIcea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
EETTERlET.

IL. "a = 49,. $780, = - -,
e.s..e.y. ysIy 81 isss IS 49,
ssk s e 90 ss.se s;sss1s =. 49, -.
A.<ser. N,.s o>r- s.r-s
roes h.l>. Mn. In
- ~ = H..lss1. Ms Nelly
eeeL At.s nl.nch Keller. 1f1.s Loukss
bes n>n- hrA Leu- Nlillg.n- Ma A q
AeyerA MT. W A.
Court xl-s NJ Rosa Me- s.1zA
Dondy. Mrs IA " 10
Dsrrett MIA Clara T.orin.n. Maud
foslsr. nrS ysn~k. Js-ephins
S aia<n NJ whitiely. ArA
hefDsr. NrsL Mar
Anderson. william Moore. Buax
natton- Lloyd MIIis' Jas
i<oughnor. Harry Miller. A. T.
B.isdcrn.- Stefan Msirosis' narso
btrsett- Geo l. Nutter. wsIter
Clayton Harry Nos~aii-. steve
Srayton, w n Parker. Frederick
psnson. George Runyon. IA.
Dickson. j. IL Reed ~
ps.n: W. r. ssderics, Frank
human. harry T. Smith. Jay l..
Farthman. Mr. Srho~h-rf I.r.,h
~ Inner IOmsen. Jacob
Harris. Clarence n Thorn. A. n
Horstman. Christ Watt Iohn
aamni. Carl w. Wilson. H. u.
nun Joseph wydd. Geo. w.
neorlch. Earl wundell. w. r.
neener. Al Warneke. &. w.
Lyle JACK Yost. Frank
rorsiSn Ldst-
Forey. Miss Flor Hanfeid. Gertrude
ence A
Flatley. John Williams. Georre
Allied Printing o. Proctor Milling Co.
Government Land u. s. Publishing d
u Premium Co.
ROBERT aAZIErr % N
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BENWOOD
Foreigner WIN n. Given Hearing.

Pedro lranovich. the demented for
months ago on a charge OF lettering,
ard given ten days In the city Jail, and
who afterwards was re-arrested ON n
charge OF lunacy and taken to Mounds
vile. and afterwards was released after
having byen confined In the county jaiI
Tor thirty days. was arrested on Thurs
gay afternoon and placed IN the city
lookup. Pedro was sent to Moundsville
TO have his condition more thoroughly
learned. and he was released on orders
OF the prosecutor and was put on a
Moundsville car. which he rode for sew
eral round trips during the evening and
Was nnally put on the car by the con-
ductor. He was standing on the street
car track in front OF the office of the
Riverside guard when arrested the last
time lie will likely be given a hearing
before Squire Paul Reidel to-day and
sent to the insane asylum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

The Democrats. OF Union district.
VIII meet In mass meeting this evening
az the city building for the purpose of
erecting two candidates for Justice OF
the peace and one constable also a
tmher OF the board OF education The
meeting will likely be largely attended
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

PCB SALE or rRADE-A good seven
room house. and two lots. with wells.
barn. shaded lawn. and other improve
ments VIII sell cheap, or trade for q
small Farm. Address Charles ~. Miller.
Cameron. W. Va. Je-22-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
SEALED PROPOSALS
>>7-s~s1>]~]|.>-
Notice to Coutraofors

Notice TO Contractors.
Bios viii be received until IL O'Clock
construction OF the new city Hospital
Bids will be taken separately Tor the
the Plumbing
lids shall be addressed in sealed en-
reiorss to Mr.. ii. r. Behrens, Chairman
Building Committee. Neuralgyline Co.
Wfeeiing. w. Va, and accompanied by \
eerufled cheek for an amount equal 10
go OF the total OF the bid
flans and specifications are on ex-
nibition at the OFFICE or Charles w
Bates, Architect. Board OF Trade Bldg,
wheeling, w. Va: and also at the office
Of the Superintendent. Mr. Clark. al me
nurses home. ty-l5-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
TRE COLwYH

SOUTH Michigan Ave. splendidly
rcatei near Reach and amuseinents
LenSnttuf rooms. open surroundings.
nne block from Il. & o. station. Mrs
. BERGEN. Prop, formerly OK san
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
board Oh Hduo.tion 70 ,a..t.

The board OF education OF Union dis
triet Will meet in special session this
evening at the Central school building
on Water street The report OF the board
on the trip to Chicago last week will be
Med and read IL IL likely that the mat
ter or advertising for the sale OF bonds
Tor the new school building to be erect
ed in the near future will be taken under
consideration and action taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
HOTEL boutwell,
vRoINIA AVENUE.
ond house from steel Pier. ui1
ara In Cuisine and Service. SooI
HOTEL SEMINOLE FIRE

80 Carolina Az. and Beach-Rest loca-
Won, new: modeE... complete: elevator
Erlva,e paths. etc. Special. $40 up Willy
Bait Mrs. s. r. ALLEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
S. NESBITT, IN.
Money TO Loan 1870 Market
Echo Point

Modern home % 7 rooms. bath.
afiic, laundry. cement cellar. large
house and vel built. sll brass
plumbing. nice front porch Lof
sOnt3O
Let Is ShO~ lou.
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ATLANTIC 6TY n1HEI G
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- - 49, &C., % =
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II
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xie@ s. Inter or attractions. OCEAN
bsfhs- 49, 10y eoos eicrator. private
rpsri.i sSa =. 1lSs. ETC. superior liable:
len ~ ~~~kAS' ~ up oaily; BOOK
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virginia Az soo
and ruuninr xstsr ION OCEAN SAM
~c@<ou same MANAGEMENT q. l.. CAKE
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The Wheeling Realty Co.
rairc r1scr. a-s-.r..-. -
- -. 49, is.s :.
FOR RENT

ElrfIHEFl ru.laa. wnrlrrsrf FsIa~a
rrr nlffaFr. 49, ITars
fa 80 tlfr. lIeasarf Fallsr
ra 80 49,. NamHarr NaHa
fs nuI 80. rrrsnrf Narn
rH go 49, O. N.rn1nla
ID f9r~a go HnfH 90 Narr
rrrra eIrHrHrfH
rrarr 49, aIsr n
rrH IHHT Hr.HH
$780, 1lfs rarssf
IH 80" - $500 q
HaH uwerrr .fH.rH ssr-~s
FIrs Irsaransa
arcFnou q raTwM
49, q 90 s.ssL ~. -.
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WANTED-TO BUY
DIED

DIED.
EREDs-On Wednesday. July IL. 1912.
at 300 a m. LYDIA A. MURRIN.
wife Of the late Frank IL Krebs
Funerpi services at the home OF her
sister. Airs Albert Krebs. 5sib Jacob
street. Fridey evening 81 : O'Clock
lnterment saturday morning at
Greenwood cemetery az 10 q clock
Friends ~ the family invited
nILLER-on Thursday. July -. 1919.
~ lh'eN o'eicfk 3 M. a. the reaidence
% her son-insiaW. Leopold Miller a.
Eim. Grove. ELIZABETH WIDOW ~
TIE late Henry Miller. IN tie ssth year
- her age.
funrrai notice hereafter
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UAHrED-rc ~ rcsy 81 HCnronlrf-s
- NNfIFf NafIaFH $3.50 aaarIIaN
I'VE 20 90 eafif lrIIan uara IN Nl %
..rrlrla 80 $780, pertlcna - a. 49,
Nalirr
Als1 wnrfHf r. alr anr rnrlea - "a
H.etrfIrF q NIrE.rIa rri Wet NirrInaa
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