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Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-02-17

Here is a message OF hope and good
cheer from Mrs. G. }. Martin. Boone
Mill. Va who is the mother of Is chill
dren Mrs Martin was cured of stomach
trouble and constipa ton hS Chamber
lain's Tablets after i've Years OF sufIe--
iug and now FecotnFu ends these tablets
20 4the public Sold lay All dealers
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01

The name of the organization was
changed to South Dakota Universal
Franchise League. The meeting was
we'll attended and enthusiastic.
Rev. G. NJ. Richmond OF the Meth
odist church of this city delivered the
address yesterday afternoon, and re
ports from committees and from the
delegates to the national convention
were heard. Resolution for this
meeting and a permanent constitution
were adopted.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. John Pyle. Huron, president;
Mrs. Nj. h. Walton. Huron, secretary;
Mrs. digger, Rapid City, recording
secretary: Mrs. l.. c.. Campbell,
Sioux Falls. treasurer; Mrs. Lorena
King Fairbank, member of the ma
tional executive committees; district
auditors, Edith Medberry-Fitch,
Hurley, Miss Gertrude Walker,
Bruce, Mrs. John Nipple, Pierre. A
large executive committee under the
supervision of these three auditors
was also elected.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
NEW BAKERY TO
OPEN DOORS SOON
GEORGE ERHART, AN EXPER.
FENCED BAKER WILL OPEN
NEW BREAD AND CONFEC-
TIONARY SHOP.

A new business will open its doors
in Mitchell, Wednesday, when Mr..
Geo. Erhart will be at home to Gus
toners in his recently completed
bakery, at the corner Of Third and
Lawler streets in the building just
completed by Mr.. Hoon for this pur-
pose.
Mr.. Erhart is an experienced
baker, learning his trade in Ger
many % years ago, and having
worked at it ever since. He has
followed the business of baker in
Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Nit
chell. He came to this city six years
ago, working two years for j. A.
Reed, and the last four for the
Hardy bakery whore he was chief
man.
He will handle all goods in the
speciality of rolls. rye. fancy and
sweet breads. A delivery wagon will
be put on to handle the trade.
Prompt and courteous treatment
will be given all customers and
orders. TIE building is a fine one,
we'll equipped with every necessity
for baking, the location good, and
doubtless Mr.. IFrhart will do a pros
! porous business.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
PROMINENT RESIDENT
DIES AT CHAMBERLAIN
CHARLES w. JOHNSON PIONEER
HOTEL MAN OF THE STATE
PASSES AWAY An SANI-
TARICM.

Charles w. Johnston, for many
a one Of the most prominent ci-
items of Mitchell. died at the Cham
berlain sanitarium og a second par
alytic stroke shortly after midnight
last night. He was taken to the sani-
tarium about four weeks ago, as it
was thought his health, impaired by a
recent paralytic stroke would be inn
proved.
Mr.. Johnston was one of the pion-
eer hotel men of the state. He came
to this city in 1896 from Yankton,
where he was proprietor of the
Pierce hotel. Upon coming here he
purchased the Mitchell hotel and "a
it until about five years ago. He has
moi been engaged in active business
since retiring from the management
of his hotel but has owned and con
Quoted a garage, Just east of the ho-
tel site. He was agent for several
popular automobiles. His financial
ventures are said to have been highly
successful and he has amassed con
siderable property in and around
Mitchell.
His death was rather unexpected
as the last reports from the sani-
idl iulH were ludl lHe patient WIS get
ting along nicely. Mrs. Johnston was
with her husband, and was AT his
bedside at the time of his death.
The deceased was a prominent Elk
and was also a thirty-second degree
Mason and a knights Templar. He
was actively engaged in all the do
ings of his lodges and was prominent
in all movements for the improve
ment of the city.
No funeral arrangements have as
yet been completed. The body will
arrive in the city, on the 1906 train
tonight and will be taken at once to
the residence, 2l2 West Fourth
street. Mr.. Johnston is survived by
his wife and one daughter, Marie,
also several brothers and sisters.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
TO EDUCATE FARMERS
AT THE STATE FAIR
FOURTEEN FARMING TOPICS TO
BE CONSIDERED UNDER
AUSPICES OF THE STATE
COLLEGE.

Huron, S. D.-The educational
value of the South Dakota State Fair
is being emphasized this year more
than ever before, and the board is
pushing this feature as far as posi-
Die. Every person who visits the fair
can have the advantages of excellent
short courses in various phases of
Agriculture. if he Will avail himself
of the opportunity.
The State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts will be we'll rep
resented by exhibits and Expects to
explain methods of solving western
problems in agriculture. The agron-
omy department will be represented
by its head, DIR. A. N. Hume, Prof.
j. G.. Hutton; soil expert, and crop
specialist Manley Champlin. These
men will exhibit under the dome of
the agricultural hall showing minia-
ture plats of the experiment stations
at Brookings and outlying stations.
These plats will illustrate the field
work being done by the state college
and the United States department of
agriculture. Recent scientific investi-
cations will be explained by men in
charge and visitors questions will be
answered.
The following subjects will be
treated.
Model cropping systems.
Plant food experiments.
Soil tillage experiments.
J. Soil moisture determinations.
Climatic studies.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
ONLY ONE BEST
MITCHELL PEOPLE GIVE CREDIT
WHERE CREDIT is DUE.

People of Mitchell who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy hat can be depend
ed upon. The best is Doan's Kidney
Pills, a medicine for the kidneys
only, made from pure roots and
herbs. and the only one that is back
ed by willing testimony of Mitchell
people. Here's a case:
c. w. Downey, PIP Fifth Ave.
Mitchell, S. OAK, says: "For a mum
Der OF years was bothered by kid
ney trouble and although 1. tried a
great many remedies, ] was not re-
lleved. Often my back became so
lame h q | could not get around.
a Kidney Pills were finally rec
Commended to me and T decided 10
try them. The first few doses helped
me and before long | was feeling
better in every way. l have recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills to
nary of my friends and shall con-
lnne to do So"
For sale by al! dealer. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doau's-
and take no other.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
HUSBANDS, NOT WIVES,
INSURANCE VICTIMS
STATES ATTORNEY OF CHICAGO
SANS FIFTY MEN AXE KILLED
FOR Policies. TO ONE
WOMAN.

Chicago.-Woman is not in the
constant peril the ingarance COM
panies think her. She does not die
after %!nsuring her lille in favor of her
husband, nor does she ''mysteriously
disappear leaving the bereaved hus-
band to console himself with a
black-boardered handkerchief-and
her insurance money.
More often. it is asserted, it is the
husband who vanishes or is oyertaken
by sudden and violent sickness after
making his wife the beneficiary.
John e. w. Wayman, states at
%torney; Peter NJ. Hoffman. coroner
and Captain Bernard p. Baer of the
Fillmore street police station are the
judges who expressed the above
opinion yesterday.
New Rule is Cause.
They were questioned concerning
the new rule being enforced by the
risk companies whereby a woman
without property cannot insure her
life in favor of her husband.
The reason given out by II. G.
H~inzpeter, assistant of the
Mutual Insurance Company, is that
the man has everything to gain and
nothing to lose save his liberty and
his life, il caught, by putting a wife
out OF the way.
Mr.. Wayman laughed.
For every man | know who has
murdered his wife for her insurance.
know of Yer fifty women who have
killed their husband.
On the spur of the moment car
name only two men, Herman BilleR
and Johan Hoch, who We're in this
class, while | could mention the
names of many women
Women Kill Many.
And the women | mean murdered
not one, but many. 1t sees to be q
regular business proposition with
them, a profitable speculation. with
practically no risk Of conviction.
And that rule won't stop any
man from murder if he feels like
killing his wife. It's been my ex-
%perience with criminal cases that
when a man wants to murder, he will
murder, and a little think like the
rule of an insurance company-well
it is to laugh"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
Pure seed propagation and ex-
PLANTATION OF simple methods of seed

ItSIIIIS.
Alfalfa testing and breeding.
Corn breeding.
Wheat breeding.
Dat breeding.
Barley breeding.
Sorghum testing and breeding.
Broom corn investigations.
Soil analysis and survey.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01

Huron, S. D.-The session of dele
gates to the South Dakota Equal
Suffrage Leagues convention in this
city today concluded the 1912 session
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01

Total $268.24
On motion of e. w. Heyler, sec
onded by w. A. Branch the annual
reports of the clerk and treasurer
were referred to the finance com
nittee with authority to secure the
assistance of a competent accountant
TO audit the same.
The following submitted bids on
supplies:
Educator Supply Co.
Mitchell Publishing Co.
Coke & Durkee.
Mitchell Clarion.
w. M. Welch Co.
Il. w. A. Rowles.
On motion of w. A. Branch, sec
onded by S. e. Morris the bids were
referred to a committee of two and
the superintendent with power to
award contract and report at the
next meeting. &. w. Heyler and F..
w. F%reyburg were appointed as said
committee.
New Board Meets.
The clerk called the new board
to order with the following members
present:
O. t. Litchfield, E. w. Heyler, S.
q. Morris, F. w. Freyberg, Ray
| Smith.
On motion of e. w. Heyler second
| ed by f. M. Freyberg, o. 7. Litch-
field was elected president of the
board for the ensuing year.
Moved by S. E. Morris, seconded
by F.. w. Freyberg that r.. w. Hey
Ter act as vice president for the en-
| suing year. Motion carried.
Moved by Sc. Morris, seconded by
g. w. Heyler that A. B. Mckeel be
elected truant officer, clerk and sec
rotary to the superintendent for the
ensuing year at a salary of $75 pei
month. Motion carried.
On motion of f. w. Freyberg sec
onded by r. w. Heyler the bond o.
the clerk was fixed at $1,000.
President Litchfield then appoint.
ed the following committees:
Finance, S. e. Morris.
Buildings and Grounds, II. w
Freyberg.
Supplies, Ray Smith.
Teachers, e. w. Heyler.
Text Books, e. w. Heyler and F
w. Freyberg.
Tuition, Ray Smith.
On motion of S. e. Morris sec
onded by f. w. Freyberg the teach
ers committee was authorized to Sc
cure an extra teacher for the vacan
room in the Longfellow school whe1
deemed necessary.
On motion of E. w. Heyler second
ed by Ray Smith the recommends
ton of the superintendent tina
school open on the Goth of Angus
and close one week for Corn Palace
was adopted.
Moved by S. g. Morris. seconded
by E. w. Heyler that the matter o
a school nurse as recommended b,
r. w. Freyberg be referred to
committee of two and the superinten
dent for investigation and to repor
at the next meeting. f. w. Freybers
to be one of the committee. Motor
carried and the president appointed
Ray Smith as the other member o
the committee.
commended the following changes:
Elementary Algebra, Slaught &
Lennes.
Readers, Baldwin & Bender.
lHe llIIOuuctlou VI TIliudTy odnl
tation and authorized a change il
Primary Arithmetic, and on motor
of S. E. Morris, seconded by Ra,
Smith, the recommendation wa
adopted.
On motion of S. E. Morris, second
ed by f. w. Freyberg the followin,
amounts We're voted for the main
tenance of the schools for the com
ing year.
Tuition fund 100000
General fund .......... 100000
Interest and Sinking fund $4,000
Iotai ..$55,0OO.O
On motion board adjourned.
A. B. McKEEL,
Clerk.
Ac 1opC 90 tho pyiroto datoo%;roe
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
NEW SCHOOL BUDGET
SAME AS LAST YEAR
SCHOOL BOARD IN REGULAR
MEETING SET ASIDE $4,000
TO RUN AFFAIRS FOR THE
COMING YEAR.

That the Mitchell schools are being
last years budget Of 5000 cover
ed all expenses for the year, was
shown at the last meeting of the
school board, when that body voted
the same amount for the coming
year. The ~treasurers report submit
ted at the meeting shows a very sue
"essful year from a financial
standpoint. The receipts and dis
bursements are recorded as So
102.40 for the month of July, with
warrants registered and outstanding
to the amount of $1,S44.46.
Several new teachers are ANNOUNCE
ed among them being, Samuel b. AL
len in manual training at a salary of
81 10000 per year, c. S. Hall for
mathematics at a salary OF $3.50 and
Irving Garwood for English at a sal
AIRY of $500. The resignation of Miss
Pearl Mallory from the teaching
force was read and accepted and Miss
Amelia Opperman elected to her
place.
This was the last meeting of the
old board and other work accompli-
shed by it is as follows:
On motion of e. w. IIeyler sec
onded by r. w. Freyberg the bills as
audited by the finance committee
were allowed as follows:
T. Christopher, repairing
brick work on boiler at
high school 17.25
c.. ST. r.. M, & o. II. r.. Co.
rent of site for coal shed 500
Educator Supply Co. supplies 2.4O
Hess, Rau & Co., labor on
and supplies $500. 27.2S
j. w. McClinton, postage and
kilograms 9.l5
A. B. Mckeel, express and
kilograms 6.75
e. Miller freight and drayage 3.39
Mitchell Publishing Co.,
printing 100
j. Mclean, labor ........ $500
Noble & Son, shades for sky
light 1850
r.. Newman, drayage 1890. .2G
G. IL. Palmer, labor ....... $500
George Mfg. Co, supplies. 1850
Biddiford Bros, supplies :. 27.62
l.. G. Smith Il Bros, supplies 3.5t
j.. e. Wells, insurance. ..... 26.0(
Wallace Williams, %drayage.. 4.95
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
SUMMONS.


State of South Dakota, County of
Dawson. SIS.
In Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial
Circuit.
Annie C. Dingman, plaintiff. VS..
John M. Dingman, defendant.
The State of South Dakota Sends
Greetings: To the. above named de-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned
and required u answer the complaint
of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, "a copy of which complaint is
hereto attached and herewith served
upon you, and to serve a copy of
your answer to said complaint upon
the subscriber at his office on Main
street, in the City of Mitchell, Davi-
son county, South Dakota, within
thirty days from the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service, and if you fail
to answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will APP
ply to the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated July 25th. 1912.
II. j. SPANGLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mitchell, So. Oak.
To the above named defendant:
Please take notice that the COM
plant in the above entitled action
was filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, in and for Davi-
son county, S. d.. on the 9th day
OF July, 1912.
T. j. SPANGI.ER,
Attorney for Plaintiff
----t1-
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NEW MANAGER Is
TO BE SELECTED
6ElLAIRE A. c. OPPOSES WILL
IAN KENNEDY AS PILOT.
Edward MullaneY Of Martins Ferry
Will Act as Captain Until
Leader is Appointed.

At % meeting - tho board 81 di-
r"ctors ~ the Bcllairc Athletic ASSOC
citation last evening. William Ken
n"dN. "f Pittsburgh. was dcposed a.
manager II tho baseball team. The
reasons for Kcnnrdy's release were
not stated, but % h. understood that
There has been "A difference existing
between The association and the
manager for some time. The board II
directors 90 the meeting last evening
authorized the 'NcD.fise committee 20
i""k after OBJ" club and this body will
in rho future arrange an the games.
Edward Nuiian't. 90 Martins Perry.
"a fu bias been DOING the hackst0p work
f"r Some tim. has been named cap
tain and h' VIII iook after the club
"r DBL. fsli until rurcessDr % krn-
r'ir Del named if wa decided fn PLAY
fu. games .l.H week uu Saturday ar d
~.riH. and game. arr rnw lsirE
.H.f f.r f.. r.raIrIfr 90 frs r.s-
"r .t.f terms rrH.IrHfI. vii.
. f.. |.f and follow rra 90
ar rfsf aealrff ftaf fner
rr. aaa. .rafIal. fHr che
f' r.nr.r
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SEALED PROPOSALS
souos 90 ossrr.Ssor.-

bids viii "a received until 1. O'Clock
non On Monday. July ga 1871. for the
conetr1ction % THE neU city Hospital
the FlufnhfnE
bids stall b. addressed IN sealed en-
Neiors> 20 Mr.. n. y. B-hrenr. Chairman
heloing tommtttee. Neuralgyiins Co
heenng. W Va. and accompanied BY q
eeruIied cheek for an amount equal 20
- OF the total Of tire It'd
rams and specifications are on eK-
niottion At the office OF Charles W
hates, Architect. Board OF TRADE Bldg
Wheeling. W. Va. and also AZ the office
q the Superintendent. AIR. Clark. II the
Nureee tone ly-la-m
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NOTICE /.

Sealed proposals viii be received by
ClGk Of York Township. Belmont coun-
~. ohio. az Steinersville until IL o'clock
noon OF "Wednesday. July 3ist. 1912. for
grading. furnishing material and ma
cadamixing t-l0 miles Of road in York
Township All bids to be accompanied
~ good and sufficient bond or a
certined check 20 the amount OF three
hundred dollars Specifications with
blank bids on file with Township Clerk
me right Is reserved To reject ali
bids. or accept any bid.
By order OF the Trustees OF York
Township.
+. l.. BONAR. Clerk.
FONT Ohio.
Published the first time. July 18th.
isA<- jul ib-v.
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NOTICE-COntractors

bids VIII be taken by the Board OF
Education OF Trisdelphia District until
AUGUST 9TH. 1912. for the painting Of eN-
IeIior or school buildings at COFFEE
Town FA1RNIEW. COOL BREEZE,
BELL. BEECH GLEN and PARK VIEW.
Bios TO be taken separate on each
building The entire exterior Including
SASH or each building TO be given two
coats OF paint as directed by the archi-
All wood TO be thoroughly cleaned off
including any loose old paint
O. s MOONEY.
per W. H. TABLER. Sec'y r. OF z.
ty-s-lb
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F. j. Drennen. OF Fairmont. who holds
the state championship. looks as good
as ever He drew a BILE in the first
round yesterday. but hitched up with
Frank r. Armbruster. in the second
round. Armbruster put up an excellent
same. but lost the match 90 to SO. He
looks even better this year than last
ana the man who beats him will have TO
De prepared to put up a stiff game.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-white girl who can cook
Bell phone Al Altenheim. Jy-l6-k
WANTED cooK-Cor. Baker and Me-
Colloch st. Bell Phone 9ToW, Nat
itosR i-Julyl2.
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s ess.. 70 ana oss:s sssss.. .

chants aud Other Whoissals psAlsrp-
q, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
We STATE Board OF Control OF the State
az its odlce at Charleston, West viz
sinia foL furnishing Supplies for the
management OF which 10 vested In ssld
board. Contracts will be awarded TO me
Iowest pldderr. quality considered. and
dealers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will b fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
SUMMER RESORTS

IT'S NEVER TOO HOT at Mountain
lake Park On the crest OF the AIlege-
hies. In u white OAK forest. Boating and
Bathin. In the Lake. Coaching, Motor
Ing. Bowling. Tennis. Golf Campmeer-
Ing July 4th to 18th. Chautaucaa July
18th TO August 2eth. Summer school
July lsth TO August 2ath. Missionary
Inf.ituto. July 18th 10 29th. Bible Com
ference, July Ssth to August Sth Good
hotels. home-like boarding houses, with
every modern convenience.
Summer homes on reasonable terms
Electric light. natural gas, mountain
spring water. sewers.
Address the Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD.
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WE-Collect Bad Bits Buy and Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
anu executed. We adjust claims and
may Connections on "a commission basis.
NO objection. no pay. The Buckeye Mer-
car tile Agency, sos Board or Trade Bldg.
WI ceiling. W. Va n
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CAPE MAY HOTELS

HOTEL LAFAYETTE cape MAY. Ocean
Iront- Lsrd year under same manage
ment Rooms and suites with private
uatns. sanitary plumbing installed
Use water from own artesian wells
JOIN TRACY A. 60
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South Carolina ave. and Beach. center Of
All attractions. Capacity 400. one OF
the most modern and up-to-da:e. 100
ocean side rooms. Privute baths. run
ming water in rooms. elevator: music:
me porches. White service. Special
rates: fl4 up weekly: $3.50 NJ daily
Booklet. w l. SHAW
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Stockholders Meeting.
srocKHoLpEHs, MnnTIno

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF tho GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF WHEELING, W. Va, for
the election OF nine directors and the
consideration OF such other business as
may be necessary. will he held on Tues
day. July 20. 1912. between the hours OF
ana O'Clock =. m. at the office OF the
company. No. 1919 Chapline street in
the city OF Wheeling. w. Va
ly-l6-g F. RlESTER Secretary
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FOR SALE

Five rooms and laundry: lot 2511eo.
situated on Ohio street.
Double frame house consisting OF
8 rooms. bath and laundry each. lot
EHi20 situated on South York street
Inquire %
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

virginia az. near Beach and Steel Pier
open surroundlngs. Capacity 500. Hot
and cold sea water baths. Large rooms;
southern exposure. Elevator TO street
level. spacious porches. etc. Special week
rates; $50 up daily. Booklet Coaches
meet trains.
COOPER and LEEDS.
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HOTEL RALEIGH

St Charles Place and Beach zoe large
cool rooms, ocean view. private baths:
running water IN rooms. fine porches;
elevator. electric lights. etc Food and
service or the best Very reasonable
Tetes Il J. DYNES
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THn sEvnRH~FTrnished EcomE- Win
board. 9tb Main St 1851 Rall
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HOTEL KENTUCKY
HOTEL IROOIJOJS

NchtuckN ave. near Reach. bath cleva-
tor' excellent table. Write for rates and
booklet ARTHUR o. FRANCKLE
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FARMS

Io- acres. s-roomed brick house. stock
barn. horse barn and many other use
~ iaIIn buildings. Good supply Of
iIut trees Rich limestone land pro-
euce anything grown n this climate
Just one mile 20 West Liberty Normal
r'nool IA mile 20 street car line. s
want good farm, this f. your chance.
SOS per acre
y acres. 4-roomed house. stable $50
b'aflnR fruit trees Pike from farm
- heelinS al miles 90 street cars
Great bargain
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Il south Michigan Ave. splendidly
TNhtel near Beach and amuseuentS.
,thehuur rooms. open surroundings
one block from l.. a .. station. MRS
= BERGEN. Prop. formerly of san
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S. NESBITT, k.
Money TO Loan. 1920 Market
Echo Point

Modern home Of ! rooms. bath.
site. Laundry. cement cellar. large
house and veil built. aii brass
plumbing nice front porch Lot
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

InIIEIIA Tennessee aVeI.ue. near
IOOLDHH Beach. Excellent sccommo-
Lations aud table. Bathing from house.
free shower bath. $50 W daily. special
weekly l. X LOWER