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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25
II. w. Walker Dead.

H. w. Halker, aged 81 years, died
yesterday afternoon at the home of
his son, A. A. Walker, near Navarro.
of pneumonia. He was visiting his
son when he took sick. He lived
with his daughter, Mrs. S. B. Hoffe-
nall, Of Abilene. Mr.. Walker leaves
wife, four sons. "A. A., Navarro;
J. p, Texas; William W., Burton.
Neb.; John p, Hannibal, Mo-, and
two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Fitzger-
aid, Hannibal, Mo-, and Mrs. s. B.
Hoffenall, Abilene. The body will
be brought to Abilene for burial to-
morrow morning and services will
be held at the Methodist church at
1890 o'clock Rev. DR.. Balch of
ficiating.
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MnONT.InHT.

Mrs. J. y. Breehbnl and sister
Mrs. Ella Climenhaga and Miss Jen
mic Noel left for stevensville. On
tario. Canada. on Tuesday for
visit.
A number OF the Bethel Sunday
school attended the county conyen4
ton at Enterprise this week.
Nj. NJ. Brandt is building an addi-
ton TO his house.
Mir. and Mrs. Abram Gish and
family who live near Abilene were
visiting at Sam Lehmah's on Sun
day.
Clarence Yingst purchased . new
buggy.
NJ. H. Crawford's we're in Abilene
on Tuesday.
d. H. Brechbill returned from
trip to Morrison, Ill.
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ZION

Miss Ella Wenger visited with
relatives and friends in this vicinity
Saturday and Sunday.
Raymond Wagaman visited with
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
s. Wagaman in Abilene over Sunday.
Miss Mary Minter is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Ketterman.
The d. C. H. S. students of this
vicinity were home over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Engle who has been
III is improving.
Dan Engle and Christ Frey were
visitors at John Underhill's Sunday.
Hubert Kready visited at join
Engle's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A.. Minter and the
later's sister, Mrs. Lady, last Friday
evening has the misfortune of hav-
ing a runaway. Mrs. Minter and
Mrs. Lady were injured but we are
glad to report they are improving.
Sam Ketterman is the purchaser
of ne wbuggy.
y
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BETHANY.

Capt. Fisher purchased a horse
from Harrison Peatling one day last
week.
L. e. Brown and family of abb
lene visited his father, J. H. Brown
of Industry Sunday.
Leroy Anderson and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. i, "a. Probasco. Mr. and
Mrs. c.. AZ pfobasco, Ralph Brown,
VIII Blair, Erwin Probasco and
Misses Eunice Harvey and Nellie
Lowe were Sunday guests at Guy
Probascc's.
Mrs, Fisher OF Longford is visit
ing her son this week.
Miss Flossie Johnson is taking
music lessons from Mrs. cOokson
this summer.
Miss Allie Probasco who has been
visiting friends here the past month
returned to her home in BARLEY,
Neb., Tuesday.
Grandpa Probasco had the mis-
fortune to cut his finger badly Tues
day evening. DR.. Schenberger was
called to dress the wound, He is
resting easy at this writing.
Jess Scripture and little son left
overland for Colorado.
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Quite few here attended the
memorial services Of Samuel Ledy
on Sunday morning. at Belle Springs.
Ephraim Engle and his son Elmer
made business trip in this vicinity.
Miss Anna wingerd and Miss Anna
Mary Bohen of Hope visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. caskey visited
their daughter. Mrs. Ida Gish. north
OF Abilene last week.
Miss Jennie Sheets and her brother
Willie spent several days at home
from the ID. c. H. s.
Charles Hershey was in this vic
unity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bohen visited
at ]. @. Engle's at Belle Springs
on Sunday.
Grandpa Melinger spent few
days with his son In law, b. F. jury.
Miss Minnie Engle spent Sunday
at T. NJ. Sheets.
Mrs. ]. @. Engle spent several days
with her mother in Abilene this week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25
TALMAGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Kready and
children and Miss Lady spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Engle
Mrs. Marshall of Cheever visited
with Mrs. Mcintyre Saturday.
Miss Jennie Book spent several
days with relatives in Abilene last
week.
Jessie Marshall. Reba Greenough,
Mildred Ramsey, and lola Laney
came up from Chapman to spend
Sunday.
Mr.. Stevenson and ]. e. Enge
went to Enterprise to attend the
Sunday school convention.
Ralph Steele and Galen Nickels
visited in Abilene over Sunday.
Walter Morley is able to walk
up town with the aid of crutches.
His leg was broken about six weeks
ago.
The Misses WoolVerton and Miss
Ross were entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Chaffee.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON.

Cloyd Scripture of Industry was
calling on friends in this neighbor-
hood.
VIM. Cookson and family went to
Junction City Friday.
s. r. Winsor marketed carload
of fat steers Tuesday. He will ship
them to Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wyss and family
were in Wakefield Saturday.
j. E. Winsor marketed hogs Tues
day.
Warren Cookson and family are
moving this week.
John and Bertha Meister were
Wakefield visitors Saturday.
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LOGAN.

Samuel wineerd was up from
Hope on Monday.
Quite a few from acre attended
the Sunday school convention at En-
terprise Tuesday and Wednesday.
Harry Kaufman is working for
Jesse Sheets.
C. p. Pitts was in Abilene Mon
day.
A. A. Walkers father who is visit
ing is very sick with pneumonia.
Walter Engie was in Hope Sat
urday.
The memorial services Of the late
s. C. Ledy were largely attended on
Sunday at the Belle Springs church.
bishop Engle delivered the sermon.
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LANEY DISTRICT.

Grant Foster went to Chapman
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blagg came up from
Navarro Tuesday and moved to their
farm in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice spent Sunday
at Mr.. Swisher's.
Mrs. staehli spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ramsey.
Blaine Foster did some road work
in this vicinity last week.
Mira Grice and daughter Eva
spent the day Tuesday at Mr.. Rom
berger's.
Gladys Romberger spent Monday
afternoon with Ruby LAney.
The D. c. H. s. students came
homs Friday evening.
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WIILOWDALE.

Everett Dilling visited Saturday
and Sunday in Abilene with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Houtz.
Ruth Dodge of Rush Center, Kan,
came Saturday to visit with home
folks, relatives and friends. Ruth
has been teaching school in western
Kansas. a4
Miss Bridget Berry of Abilene was
at the home of her father, John
Berry, over Sunday.
Bessie White of Abilene was in
our neighborhood Sunday. She visit
ed at the home of Harry Dilling.
Florence Rulings is spending
few days with Chapman friends.
Saturday was field meet day at
Abilene. Milton Boydston did him
self proud. Won first places in the
following: Running high jump, half
mile run and the 100 yard dash.
Also won other points in other events.
Milton surprised his friends by
showing such athletic qualities.
Lawrence and Everett Dilling,
: Ralph & Clarence Brown and Milton
Boydston were the contestants from
the school in the meet Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Cooley left for Wes-
kan, Kan, last Tuesday to visit her
parents.
Little Lila Dilling stayed with her
aunt, Mrs. Earl Haynes Saturday
and Sunday.
: Mrs. Addie Huff of Chapman,
Mrs. Rulings and daughter Grace,
were at Frank Dunnett's Friday.
The w. c. T. U. institute was
held at the Willowdale U. B. church
last Thursday The ladies of the
Union served free dinner to the
friends. An interesting time was
had by all present. Those coming
from a distance were Mrs. Addie Huff
Of Chapman, Mrs. Haugh and Mrs.
Dora Davis Of Abilene, Rev. and
Mrs. Beltz and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Dilling of Solomon.
Thursday evening Rev. w. ".
Shaffer of Minneapolis, Kan, gave
a lecture on Purity" at the U. b. !
church. It was the finishing touch
to the w. C. T.. U. institute. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pleiser Of /
Solomon we're at John Berry's Sum
day. II
Elsie Dilling Is spending this week
at H. A. billings in Solomon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

Jefferson City, April 22.-AppOint-
ments were made by Gov. Hadley as
follows: r. w. Johnson, to be coun-
ty surveyor Of Greene county, vice
George G. CulIey. resigned; w. F.
Yates, to be public. administrator Of
Ray county, vice James T. Yates. De.
ceased.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25
WILLOWDALE.

Miss Ruth Dodge of Great Bend
is visiting with friends and relatives
Miss Katherine Stewart is home
to spend the summer after teaching
school near Salina.
Several cement bridges are being
built in this vicinity.
VIM. Dodge was an Abilene visitor
Monday.
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Gave Him a Surprise.

Some of Guy Probasco's friends
came in Saturday night and gave
him a pleasant surprise, the evening
was spent in games, after which
lunch, was served. All left at late
hour wishing him many more such
happy occasions. He leaves Tues
day for Eckley, Colo, to be gone
a couple months.
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"a aIEieh of D. l.rhabhera.

Rock Island, NJ, ApFi ] 2s.-Posses
Of shefilEs, deputies and railroad de-
tectiVes are ssaFcsing the eonHtFg be-
tween here and SheAleld for The two
bandits who robbed the pasnengers
Of a Rock Island Pullman a al their
Valuables. So perfectly did the
bandits work that the butterflies are
convinced that II was not their nruk
hOldup.
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ACME.

Mrs. Dell Bunker Of Beloit re-
turned Monday after a few days
visit with her son Bruce Bunker.
Quite few farmers are hauling
out their silos.
Mrs. ]. @. Engle visited in Abb
lene Sunday.
@. w. Edgemon lost good mule.
Ed. Duncan was working the road
Tuesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25
SHIFTING COIL
Real Estate Transfers Reported By
,. E. Keel. AbstractOr.

Edward Neil and wife to Mary Nc
Kenzie, lot So, 9Th st., Solomon,
$500.
]. r. Young sheriff to Dan Lee,
tract 5Ox15O #. 40 #. " Of Sw
cor blk 1853, Creech's add Herring
ton, s57s.
J. b. Case ct al to c. J. Anderson,
lots %, "a, blk .. East Lawn add
Abilene. $50.
State 81 Kdnsas 10 A. @. Lindahl;
~ NV x 3e-13-s, $500.
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For Sale.

Team of smooth mouthed, mare
weighs 400, horse weighs 1850,
good workers. One span 5-year-old
mules 16 to 1914 hands high, good
and we'll broken. S. H. Lenhert. Abb
lene, Kan. Farmers phone Acme.
1Swtf
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For sale.

One set of work harness, cream
separator. speed washing machine
and wringer-~All good as new. d. A.
insolvency, R. Z. phone 1861 Id.
11w3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

Wanted, good man with four
good horses to work on the farm,
steady work. Also for rent, 70
acres of good corn ground. White
Lock Box 40, Solomon, Kansas.
15d2t18w1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

We handle complete line Of
window shades at the lowest pos
sible prices. Cases Basement. WI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25
Free.

A useful and durable aluminium
ddpper free with every cash pur-
chase of $500 or more on Market
Day at Minick & Taylor's.
w26d1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

When in town make headquarters
at our basement. You are welcome
at all times. Cases basement. 1t
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Butt~ Marked

Butter Market
Kansas City creamery SOC dairy
Csc
chicago creamery ss-sIe, dairy
z4-2se
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LOCAL MARKETS.

(Graiu markets corrected even
morning BY Abilene MILLING
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

His breeding is as follows: Sire,
Montarett No. (47526). Dam, Mar
got No. GLAD; foaled May 8, 1905.
Color grey.
Said stallion has been examined
and found to be sound.
Issued at the Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kan,
this LIST day of February, 1910.
ED. H. WEBSTER,
Dean Of Agriculture.
TERMS-$2 for live. foal; SIS
for season, payable July /, 1912.
Mares tried to horse will be held
until July l, 1912. Mares moved
Or disposed of money becomes due.
Care will be taken to avoid accidents;
should any occur will be at owners
risk.
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The Pioneer Produce Co. pays The
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

Market corrected weekly By }. @
Norman. AbiIens.)
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-04-25

This is to certify that the pedigree
Of the Pure Bred Stallion known as
Gemissenr 5ssss (6s747) owned. By
w. H. Hansen, Abilene. has bef1
examined and found to be correctly
and duly recorded in the Stud Books
of tha PsrchsrOn Society Of America.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
UNION PRAYER
ELECTION DAY
SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN SEW
ERAL CHURCHES.
In Charge Of Committee Of Ladies
During the Time the Polls
Are Open.

Union prayer services will be held
in a number Of churches Of this city
and vicinity on election day 10 pray
for the success of the prohibition
amendment The services will be in
charge OF the various ladies OF the
different churches. and will continue
throughout the day during the time
the polls are open.
The churches in which the services
will be held and those IN charge will
be as follows:
North Street church and Warwood
church az WarwCod
First United Presbyterian. First
BAPTIST and Fourth Street VI. T., at
Fourteenth street
Island Christian and Thomson VI.
= 40 Thomson
Zane Street VI. F.. Second United
Pres bytcr.an and First English Lufh-
eran az First English Lutheran church.
Third Presbyterian. Wesley VI. r..
and Hope " l.. at Third Pre- byter-
ian.
Chapiine street " r. Seooa Pres.
bytcriau. First ~. r.. and &c rmdu "
r at Chaplihe Street Il. r.
Elm Grove churches will be tOgeth-
or. Vance and Buckley churches. az
Vance church.
In charge o fhc meetings will be.
Elm Grove Christian. Anna Hawkins.
Dora Thorpe. First English Lutheran.
Mrs. Dys.nger Mrs John Lynch.
Chapline street ". p Mrs. Rcbecca
Seabright. Mr. Randolph Harris
Fourth Street VI. E.. Mrs = X Ar.
buthnot and Mrs. 3 J. s. Sprarr.
Wesley " r. Mrs = % Workman,
Mrs. Albert Vote First Presbyterian
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Balloon Race.

STUTTGART. Germany. oct IS
All OF The balloons. including the two
American entrants which left here
.dte Yesterday IN the race for the IN
tcrnauonal cup. now held by Ger
many. were aioff TODAY. according 20
the officials OF the contest. who de-
CARED that they had received no re-
ports Of any OF the gas bags having
landed
Reports reached here That balloons
had been sighted going northward
near Hanover. approximately 240
miles north Of Stuttgart % was ac-
copted as certainty that some of the
balloons would be carried out over the
NOrth Sea and aoronauts declared
that b. was not unlikely that some OF
the contestants might land In Eng
land
General satisfaction was felt that
the winds were from the south when
the race began. % has been feared
that some OF tte balloons might be
carried sOuthoastWard into the Bal
k1ns and perhaps land upon "A battle
field.
Niue countries arc represented in
me race wifh fhe following number of
balloons. United States. TWO. Austria
lnrc". switzerland. three. Germany
Two. Belgium Two. italy. two. Eng
land. ono. and Denmark one
Ho hoEluuIrE OF The race was
marked hf Hu accident although uo
ON" Wt. burt THE United States
balloon kau-3- Cig 10 exploded thus
reducing Tho entries OF america to
Two balloons namely tho Million
Population and fnn .rrfa Sam Thf
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BREAK OCCURS IN
CANADIAN CABINET

MONT REAL. Quebec. Otc. .s.-The
'az't". the government organ hero.
TODAY announced that iuuis Codsrr..
member FOR Hochelaga. had been APP
pointed secretary or state. to tr On.
vacancy 300 M. cabinet made when o..
ID Monk resigned thu portfolio os
minister OF public works as "a protest
against the governments naval policy.
'od'rre VIII act also as minister OF
mines.
Ih" roterumrurs naval police.
which Resulted lr e. hrcak BOO the cab-
met. Includes Hn immediate ,outriuut .
Jon of from Ss0.uuu.nr1 Co $4,000. 900
'1 Tho Frifsh admiralty.
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ASKING FOR MONEY

Paul. are You aware hat there is
a theory thar have an allowance for
housekeeping?
A theory"
Yes; that is all it amounts to-"
What do you mean"
Just that When We first talked tho
matter over IL was decided thar Won
would allow a certain sum for house.
hold expenses. and that was ID hava
ilt monthly. You paid me twice with
out being reminded Of it, then Won
forgot IL and I asked you Tor H. That
happened three times running. Twice
YOU were nice. once YOU were So
grouchy thar l went without money
Tor six weeks after II was due the
next time sooner than speak o. il.
l hen ! had 10. and YOU gave me the
money. Now it's been overdue again
Tor nearly a month. and 50 lust
thought Id talk the matter out"
"whew: AS much as that? How
I was not bit NICE"
You said you couldn't understand
why people always boned You for
money AZ just the most inconveniont
times ] said 7 couldn't help IL. and
you remarked: I never said YOU
could. my dear"
Terrible, ] don't understand how
YOU can bear such severity"
1T may not seem important % YOU.
Paul. but do you suppose 7 ike 20 ask
you for money!"
Il don't see why not, IT'S as much
yours as mine"
Would you care 10 have 20 come
to me when you needed a few dol
lars?"
That's different It's normal and
natural for the man 10 give 10 the wo-
man. but not for him 10 have 10 do
pend upon his wife"
1T sounds very plausible. bur 7 can
tell you that most women would rath-
or take nine and thirty on the bare
back than dun their husbands for
cash"
DO you feel Ike that"
Sometimes do when you are
grumpy or bothered about 3d."
do YOU want mo 10 turn hand
springs ~ JOY every time ! hand you
f. nickel
/ - DIDN'T want anything absurd. but
/ I am iust silly enough 90 ike to be-
spared asking you fo give me the
money YOU tell me ls as much mine
/ as yours
T ~ don't know fhat Won arc s.li, "
said Paul. tnourhfftfIs but H4 hard
Ito grasp YOUR point of view. WHY.
/ darling ] love fo give fou money for
anything yor want and always feel
that DO belongs f0 sou. Won take care
~ lf and save DO for mo and manage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

HAItRlSBl re-. Pa. Oc,. estate
Health Commissioner Dixon tonight
received e. letter from a Property
owner az Troy Bradford county.
stating that the dcpIorable condi-
ton. due 10 the serious op .dcmic az
typhoid fovDr. .s the resul. Of criminal
negligence ON tho part or ono or more
individuals Tho writer asks that 20
thorough invc-usation BOO made thar
Tho guilty persons may boz prose.
ruteI
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I5-A.
BOttOmlaRd

In this valuable 2s2-a. farm. two
miles from Short Greek: in fact.
l5O-a. lays nearly level; 2OO-a.
clear; most all limestone soil: two
5-a. apple orchards, one just COM
mencing to bear; 81. 200 to 81 500
worth of locust timber: two dwell.
ings. large barn. wagon sheds AL
corn crib. Macadamized roai to
farm from motor line. Only l-3
cash down required
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church. DR. Harriet y. Jones. Mrs.
W. \. Cooke. Buckley church. Mrs.
Edward Lower. Mrs. Harry Myers:
ane. Mrs. =. ". Rose Mrs. \ VI War
ren: Elm Grove VI. H.. Della \anaman.
MARY Blake. German VI. r.. Katherine
StrOnberg. Mrs. Louis E.sSenger.
North Street VI T.. Mrs. ". 4. Wilson.
Mrs. g. W. Henderson: Benwood VI.
+. Miss Mary SiEler. Nellie Mahood ::
Third resbyterian church, Mrs. ". 4.
SondersOn. Mrs. ". b. Anderson (:
Vance Memorial. Mrs. J. r PAUL. Mrs.
Ethel Broden. First United Presby-
terrain. Mrs. Rein. Mrs G. u. Robinson !:
First Christian. Mrs. l. b. Hall. Mrs.
W. &. Hamilton: First Baptist. Nellie
Reed. Mrs. !. v. Pixler. First Chris
tian. Mrs l.. b. Hall. Mrs. W. G. Ham
iltou.
Other committees will be appointed
and all are urged TO take an interest
IN the union prayer on election day.
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II you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
OF the stomach are their most COM
mon ailment To correct this you will
find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets excellent. They are easy and
pleasant 10 take, and mild and gentle
.n effect For sale by all dealers
Adv
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PERSONALS.


I've Sporting postcards.
lur. Mi-s Mice Eauu,r. EpN @. sta
Il. y. y. tItN. Gag
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Or. rrF. ...f r.ttf... f.. ..f
r.. '"H uHfH r.t.tHs. Hr. r.r.I..
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FOR REEr-Thrc- nice rooms 1863
n W'lftu ST ass-t
FOR RENT Two turn she'd rooms.
suitable FOR young Business man. In
quiro at q 18Th street. civ. Aug-24-tf
TOR REET->i~clv furnisr,u 9 and =
i""m hats WIN bath. fNI uEut a...---
fe'iI.ie. icut Reasonable. Ag..Ir .u y
-.I.. :. Aug 5-tE
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FOR KENT

ron REHT-FINc rooms. rr,.f..r. 4.,--.f-
ment. ga Main So Warwoou .-s.t
TOR RENT
FROM APRIL /. 1914.
TIE SEVERN BOARDING HoUSE.
s45 TO $50 MAIN ST. 1T IS DESrREp
TO LEASE TO A PARTY WHO CAN
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HON
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE AND GIVE
SECURITY.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
lO65Is MAIN ST.
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LOST

LoST-Iridnv. oct -.fH. BOO Wo1fFIr. ri
or near Maple avenue. WundlaNr .
small silver alcohol lamp Reward n
lawn 0r-LG-f
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FOR SALE

4-Roomed Dwelling at 1874 Nine
teenth street, comfortable. vel!
built house. gas and water. Low
figure. Look il up at once won't
last long.
7-Roomed Dwelling for ST $50.
located north end of Island near
New Jersey street Above all ordi-
nary flood marks, good condition.
Make you very comfortable hon >.
Rent for SIS per month.
Lot az Loveland, 6Oxl2O. SIS5
$50 cash. balance monthly "a p.
ments.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

or SALE OF rRADE-A good seven
room mouse and Two los. with wells
barr, shade. lawn. nul otE.r improve
meHt. VI 90 cell cheap. uI trade tor
small arm Ailr,sS Eua4 - " .lIlIcr.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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WANTED y loau w4lI El1c ffty dol
lars interest uu loan rt 5000 Please
write "a care ~ Boa 1888. Wheeling. W
Va. oC-GA-i
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WANTED rent farm ON shares.
can give good reference. Address
iarm care Intelligence office. 024-r
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WANTED-Second hand barber chair.
mus. boz boo fair shape and rheaf, for
cash. Address EoX 200. Adcu.i. ohio.
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ron SALE

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Inspection limited hoth ya.l-- o. a.
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wANTE.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Dtning room girl Rey-
nolds Memorial Hospital, Glendale.
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