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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-16

before Christ down. to the present
year Of 1912. Nothing could be more
usefnl for the child al school. and
therc i, not man or woman who
reads that cannot be benefited there.
.b4. TIE colored maps in this volume
are all printed from new plates and
cover every known porti6ntoi the en-.
tire globe. The names Of railroads are
all given, as well as cable and steam
ship routes and the rSutes Of polar, ex.
nlprations,
AN youneed to do TO Gel The West
virginianls consecutive headings from
the first page and present them al the
business Office together With the small
expense fee TO cover the necessary
expense items OF distribution. 2
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SIDEWALK SKETCHES
THE WILD oats PROPOSITION.
BY II. l. RANN'

THE WILD OATS PROPOSITION.
Wild oats are hardy variety OF
fcather.edgcd devlltry which has new
er recorded a crop failure. 1t is one
OF our most popular and expensive
cereals. The implements used IN
planting this crop are usually a poker
deck aud half pint, and the cultivat'
ing 10 done with idIcness and free ac'
cess to fathers checking account. The
Wild oats proposition would retire
from business faster than the mos
ouftocs In the Panama canal zone, II
the average father showed as much
interest in his sou as he does in his
automobile tires. The boy who never
has to account 10 anybody but the
night watch. isn't half so much TO
blame for contributing to the plain
drunk calendar as the father who
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-16

you want a stylish IN.
,TERNATIoNAL SUIT made to-your
measure at the right price, drop in
and see the new spring samples. Big
reduction on winter goods, LOYAL
BENNETT, sos Locust avenue, Fair
mont, W, Va. Cleaning and press
ing. Barber shop in connection.
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WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
OF 1S and 30; citizens Of United
States, OF good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak, read
and write the English language. For
information apply to Recruiting on
Ger. Carney Bldg, Fairmont w. Va.
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ROOMS WANTED For Spring Term
1t seems probable that the spring
enrolment at the Normal. school
will be unusually large, and that
there will be an increased demand
for rooms and boarding places. l
would be pleased II all persons who
have rooms to rent would send their
names and addresses TO me, at the
Normal, school. not later than
Wednesday. March goth, Those who
have sent in their names since
March Isl need not do SO, All 9TH
ers are requested to send in their
names, even, though they have done
so before March, o. l. Moodley,
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Am leaving town and would like 10
place piano in care Of good family. or
would sell cheap. Address z, r., care
West Virginian.
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All psaons holding map coupons
may get their maps from Fairnort
News Company VIE" the conditions
Of the. eopDon ars COMPLIED with. u
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EARN FoR sALE-A farm lcontainIal

FARM FOR sALE-Afarm containing
1888 acres. situate on the headWat4
ers Of Huey run, six miles from IAN
nlngton, on which are two good
dwellings,, two good harms one
stone cellar, one grapary. and Yag'
on shed and all necessary outbpila
ings; free gas as long az web lTqs
duces; one extra good orchard; two
small orchards; some timber. psa.
soR for selling, undivided lnterestst
Price, $5,OOO.OO, easy terms. For.
full particulars, write or call r. III.
Huey, R. F. D. Nos7 Mannington
w Va.
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FOR sALE-6 room house and nearly
three acres OF land. Pluinbed Tor
gas. Good cellar, we'll and ASPIRING
Fruit trees. New smoke hoase aud
chicken house. loo yards from
school: A. NJ. Freeland, Hutcklh;
son, w Va.
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WANTED-Fairmont people to know
that we are agents FOR Carney's
Electric Linament and Carney's
catarrh Cure. Price 5OC Beam &
McCloskey.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE = Good
health for all your pain. Call at the
Treatment Rooms for Turkish Bath,
Massage and Electricity. Open for
ladies and gentlemen. First floor,
City Hospital, Bell Phone 791-R
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You can't Imagine an enterprising
store being a laggard, or unenterpris-
ing advertissr-cap you?
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FOR SALE OR RENr-Large brick
four floors, electric light, gas. wa
ter and elevator. NJ. H. Kinkead,
Cons. Phone 1857.
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WANTED-If you are going away tenn
porarlly, or for the summer, we will
take care of your household goods
or other personal property. Rates
reasonable. The Armory Company.
Offices: 40.41 Peoples Bank build
ing. Consolidated phone 269. Bell,
719-J.
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POULTRY

MOST DISEASE comes from germs.
XIII thegsrms andy kill disease.
Conkey's Nox-i.cide mixes with wa
ter and kills the germs. For Poul-
trymen, Stockmen and House-keep-
ers. Guaranteed by Arch Fleming.
also Crane Drug Co.
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WANTED-Dining and Sleeping Car
Conductors: $75.$125. Experience
unnecessary. We teach you. Write
Dining Car World, 1876 w. Van.
Bureu, Chicago.
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WANTEp-clean, cotton rags for use
on presses. 3 cents pound West
virglnian Office.
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POUND.

FoUND-fhe sanitarlum Treatment
rooms. The place to get your
Mt. eiemens baths at home. Turk.
fish, Electric.light, Salt, Sulphur.
Efewerent and Perflmed baths.
Packs. Douches and Showers. Mas
sage and Electricity Rooms 2ils
215 Masonic Temple. Bell phone
pa
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FOR sALE-5 room cottage, 9TH ward
all modern convenleences. Apply sl7
Chicago street. e
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FOR sALE-1 black driving horse, !
years old; broke 10 town. call OF
address 1926 PIkestreet BarhsyIlIe.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work, Apply Levi B. Harr, Office on
Main street.
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES, grape
vines. currant bushes, hedge plants
II you want one or a thousand & 4
will pay you to get my prices I
do the planting. H. W. Leamani
Pike street Bell phone.
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WANTEp-A young lady stenographer
Address X. Y. 2. this office.
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WANTED-Am leaving town, would
like TO place piano in care of good
family or would sell cheap. Address
Y. e. care West Virginian.
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ZOE sALR.I

MEN-we viii mail on trial a full doll
lar box OF Biel's Nerve Tablets.
they act on the systaIn Ike steam
acts on all Engine slying health
strength, vim, yigor and vitality Of
cost nothing 8ehd no money; int
name and, address Bel Mfg co.
Dept. c 877, Denver col.
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BARBER sHoF-Fof emit on Main.
street, uhdeS Lyric Theater. Apply.
o, II. stoat Mgr.
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When a store bargain Is Interesting
enough to advertise. It's quite likely
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-16

FOR RENT Room for rent. Apply.
sos Jamison St "a
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FOR SALE e aodern seven room.
house, located between Fourth and
Fifth streets on Walnut avenue. IN
qulre of c.. R. Hall at Peoples Ma
tlonal Bank.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath
Apply ]. c. sItllsr Cook Hospital
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LosT-on o'clock F. NJ. st. car.
"Wednesday, purse containing,
checks. receipts. money, &C. Find.
err will please return to this Office
and receive reward.-WidoE.
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-.HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Good salesman for this
territory. See our general agent, o,
D. Jewell, at Eureka Hotel after
p. IN. Victor Special Co.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms at RIO!
Fairmoht Gyenue, Men enployll
IhtQuga tlte das pgstsrrsd
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{ slhaefs. IaIkers and Noeeltl paneers
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ORDERS BY MATL

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

They came to this city to reside when
Mr. Hole came here to enter the en-
ploy Of his brother Howell. Later Mr..
Hole acquired an interest in the Hole
clothing store. which ne owned at the
time OF his death. Sept. II. 1901.
Since the death Of her husband Mrs.
Hole has made her home with her
children, and for the most part has
lived with her daughter at Denver and
Minnea polls. Aside from the daughter
at whose home she died Mrs. Hole Ia
survived by . son. Harry E. Hole, OF
Des Moines. A daughter Nettie died in
1894 at the age Of %. A brother. 8.
A. Cope. lives at CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
No arrangements for the funeral
have been made further than the body
will be brought to this city for burial
in Riverside beside tn, body OF Mr..
Hole and daughter Ncttie. The serv-
ice will be held from the D. f. Hole
home. probably Sunday afternoon. This
is indefinite, however, owing to lack
Of word as to when the body will reach
here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

and the woman's relief corps. Of this
city. also attended.
The feature OF the program was the
address Of Mrs. Carey. OF Dubuque.
The program opened with prayer ny
Mrs. Brobst. the chaplain Of the circle
and the singing OF America" Mrs.
Hartman. president OF the circle.
spoke briefly. and Mr.. J. z. Ben
son read I.incolns Gettysburg
speech. r. NJ. Milliken gave short
talk on Washington and Lincoln and
Commander Hamilton. OF the post. de-
livered an address on Our Flag" Mrs.
Beedy sang solo. Grand Army
Badge" taps were sounded by Band
master Nokes and the benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Alberts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

"No.' capped FrsckieA 'Not II
you're sure! I can't bear Il! RI de It
you dor
The day had been one unrsnittina
strain with the angel: Nerve tension
was drawn to the dnsst thread. II
snapped suddenly.
"Dief" she famed. "Die. II I tell
you that! You said this morning that
you would die II you didn't know
your name. and II your people were
honorable. Now rye gone and found
you q uane that stands for ages Of
Sonor, a mother that loved you enough
to 90 into the fire ana die for you.
and tho incest kind of relatives. and
you turn round and say you'll die over
that! You just try dying and you'll
get . good slap!'
The angel stood glaring at him.
One second Freckles lay paralysed and
dumb with astonishment. The next
the Irish in his soul rose above every
thing. A roar of laughter burst from
him. The terrified angel caught him
in her arms and tried to stile the
sound. She implored and commanded
The tears rolled from Ereckles' eyes
ana he wheezed on. When be was
too worn out to utter another sound:
his eyes laughed silently.
When he was quiet and rested the
angel commenced talking to him softly.
Dear Freckles." she was saying.
"across your knees there is the face
Of the mother that went into the IRE
for you, and 7 know the name-oid
and full Of honor-to which you were
born. Dear heart, which will you
have frst.'
me mother!"
She lifted the lovely pictured face
and set It in the nook Of bis arm.
Freckles caught her hand and drew
her down beside him. and together
they gazed ut the picture.
me mother! Oh. me mother! Can
you ever be forgiving me? oh. me
beautiful little mother!' chanted
Freckles over and over In exalted
wonder.
"waitr' cried the angel to the mute
question she could no more answer
than he could ask. "Wait. will write
It'll" Id
She hurried to the table. caught up
the nurses pencil and on the back Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
SELL RAT IN DOGS SKIN.
Smallest Canine in Paris" Proves thu
Surprise Of His Mistress.

Surprise Of His Mistress.
Paris.-The renewal Of the fashion
| for small dogs has just led to a re-
markable case Of fraud of which the
victim is one of the best known women
| in Paris society.
Walking up and down the fashion
able side the Avenue de Bots de Bou-
logne the other morning was a man
| who had several toy dogs to show off
ostensibly for sale. One Of the smallest
was much noticed. and finally a lady
stepped up to ask its price. The man
made the little dog perform several
| tricks, and then after some minutes
| conversation, informed her that he had
a still more remarkable specimen in his
coat pocket. He then fished out little
creature scoreciy more than half the
size Of the first. 1t Looked exceedingly
frightened. but this the man explained
was only part Of its natural timidity.
which would be soon overcome by kind
treatment.
The smallest dog ever seen in Paris
lowed to go to another purchaser, SO
the woman put the animal In her mum,
went Off to luncheon, and on getting
uoLle SHe Pulleo IL from us nlOlil&. FOE
q minute or two the timidity and ap-
pearance Of fear remained, but then,
to the great amazement Of the lady and
her servant, the animal darted towards
the window. and ran up the curtains
with the agility of a mouse. The but
Ter was called and there was an excit-,
ing chase about the drawing room be-
fore the little wonder was captured.
The lady was then rather Mortified
than surprised to find that her dos
was nothing but a rather diversified rat
that had been sewn into dogs skin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
MRS. ). I. HOLE DEAD.
Former Well. kHoAsn Resident Dies /,
Minneapolis.

Former Wei. kWeAsn Resident Dies in
Minneapolis.
A telegram received by Mr.. and Mrs
D. e. Hole tells Of the death In Min
neapolis this morning Of Mrs. Malinda
8. Hole. widow Of the late j. L. Hole,
and a former well-known resident OF
both this city and the county. Mrs
Holes death occurred at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. William Lineawea-
yer. and followed an illness OF several
weeks.
While the immediate cause Of Mrs
Holes death was heart disease and
dropsy, with which she has been a SUI
ferer for several months. pneumonia
set in five weeks ago to hasten the
end. The patient had been in falling
health for several years, and was in no
condition physically to Withstand the
ravases Of the last severe illness.
Mrs. Hole was born Calinda s. Cope
near the town Of Salem. Columbiana
county, Ohio. She came to this coun-
ty as a young woman IN 1868, and
made her home with her cousin, the
late j. L. 1ngledue, and wife. on the
old Ingledue farm, northwest Of this
city. 1t was at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 1ngledue that Miss Cope was
given in marriage on Feb. 16. 1870. to
Jonathan L. Hole. a son Of the late
Jesse Hole. and a brother of D. Z. Hole
and the late o. II. Hole. The young
couple went to housekeeping immedl-
ately after their marriage on a small
farm that. is now part of the D. f.
Hole farm, in Marietta township. and
lived there for about twenty years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
CASE FILED AGAINST MAxeY.
Suit Brought Here Against oss Moinss
Attorney Who Was DisbArrsd.

An echo OF the financial troubles OF
w. 7. Maxey. a former local attorney.
who was disbarred from practice In
the Des ,Moines court a short time ago.
Is contained I'm n suit filed in the local
court by Loretta V. Rice against Maxey
and his wife. yc":ke: D.es.. and Har-
ris- Emery Company. and the Mer-
chants Transfer & Storage Company,
Of Des ,Moines. and Sheriff Ben, J. Ness,
OF Polk county. Suit Is brought to col
!ect on six rro,n!ssory notes. each one
for 800. which the petition alleges
was secured by a chattel mortgage on
the Maxey household goods.
The notes are alleged to have been
given last November. Some time ar
forwards. II is claimed, Maxey surren-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

With outraged indignation.
"Why, did, too" she burst out IN.
grily.
zone gone" said Freckles calmly.
"Yon didn't want me to have relativeR.
home. and money"
II did" screamed the angel. "Didn't
I 60 myself. all alone. into the city. and
and them when I was afraid 40 death?
l did toor' - III
"Two gone." said Frecklss. "You
didn't want the beautifulest girl 10 the
world to be telling me-
Down went the angeI's face. and q
heavy sob shook her. Freckies' clasp
frightened about her shoulders. and bis
face. in it's conflicting emotions. was
study. Despite all It meant to MIN 70
know at last his mime and that hc
was of honorable birth-knowledge
without which life was IN eternal dis
grace and burden-the one thing that
was hammering in Freckles' heart and
beating in bis brain past any attempt
cd expression was the fact that.
while be might really have been name.
less the angel had told him mat shs
loved him. He could flnd no word
with which to begin to voice the rap
ture OF his heart over that. But II
she regretted It, n II Ind been 4 thing
done out OF her pity for his condition
or her feeling Of responsibility. If 1t
killed him after all, there was only
one thing left to do.
Angel" whispered Freckles with
hts lips against her hnir. you haven't
learned your history book very well.
or you've forgotten"
Forgotten what?" sobbed the an
gel.
Forgotten about the real knight.
ladybird." breathed t'reck!es softly.
Don't you know that IL anything
happened that made his lady sorry a
real knight just simply couldn't be re-
Numbering It? Angel. darling little
Swamp Angel. You be listening to me.
There was one night on the trail. one
solemn. grand. white night that there
wasn't ever any other like before or
since, when the dear boss put his arm
about me and told me that he loved
me, but II you care. angel. II you don't
want It that way. why. amt remem-
bering that anybody else ever did-not
in me whole life"
The angel ifted her head and looked
into the depths Of Freckles' honest
gray eyes, and they met hers unwaver.
ingly. but the pain in them was pitifuI.
DO you mean" she demanded. that
you don't remember that a brazen.
forward girl told you. when you hadn't
asked her. that she''-the angel choked
on it a second. but she give guip and
brought 1t out bravely-"that she loved
you?"
mol! thundered Freckles. mo!
don't remember anything Of the kind"
But all the song birds Of bis soul
burst into melody over THAT one little
clause. when you hadn't asked her. !"
But you WILL" said the angel. ''You
may live to be an old. old man, and
then you will"
II will not" cried Frecklea "How
Gun you think 1t. angeiY'
"You won't even look a. II you re-
memberl'
II will uotr' persisted Freckies.
I'D rather give Il all up now and 60
out into eternity alone without eves
seeing soul Of me Same blood or me
home or hearing another man call me
BY the name l was born to than ia
remember anything that would be hurt.
ing you, angel"
Ito Be Concluded)
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q prescription tablet wrote. ''Terence
Maxwell O'More. Dunderry House.
County Clare. Ireland"
Before she had finished came Free
kles' voice, angel. are you hurrytngY'
EYES," said the angel. Il am. But
there is q good deal OF 1t. have to
put In your house and country. 50 that
you will feel located"
me house?" marveled Freckles.
"Of course" said the angel. Your
uncle says your grandmother left your
father her dover house and estate.
because she knew his father would cut
him OF. You get that. and all your
share Of your grandfather's property
besides. 1t is oil Get or Tor you and
waiting. Lord O'More told me 50. 1
suspect you are Richer than Mclean.
Freckles."
She closed his fingers over the slip
and Strengthened bis hair.
''Now you are all right, dear LIN
beriost guard" she said. "You 60 to
sleep and don't think Of q thing but
Just pure Joy. JOY, Joy! Ill keep your
people until you wake up"
Freckles caught her skirt az she
turned from him.
I'll 60 to sleep In I've minutes" he
said. III you VIII be doing just one
thing more for me. Send for your
father. Oh, angel. send for him
quick!'
One instant the angel stosd looking
down ON him. The next q crimson
wave darkly stained her lovely face.
Her chin began 4 seasmodic quivsring
and tears sprang into Der eyes. Her
hands caught at dor chest % II she
were sitting. Fre&kies' grasp on her
frightened until he drew her up to and
then down beside him. he slipped his
arm about her and drew her face to
his pillow.
"Don't angel: for the love Of mercy
don't be doing that" be implored. II
can't be bearing It Tell me. You
must tell me-"
The angel shook her head.
'.That amt fatr. angel" said Free.
kles. 'You made me- tell You when 1t
was like tearing the, heart raw from
me breast. And you was Tor making
everything heaven-just heaven and
nothing else for me. II Tn 20 much
more now than I was az hour ago. may.
be ! can be thinking Of some way to
fix things. You will be telling me?"
he coaxed softly. moving his cheek
against her hair.
The Angels mead moved In negaton.
Freckles did a moment OF intent think.
ing. =
'.siaybe ! can be guessing" be wbis.
pered. will you be giving me three
chances%
There was just the faintsse possible
assent.
"YoI didn't wa1t ~ 20 b knowing
me name. - sussss6 Ersekies.
The sngetM mead speanG from the
nlllQw and hes car 0eejn4d me- 1aDed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
wAsA,NcroN rAkEs AcTloN.
Township Trustses Repert They A.
Ready for Road Work. sSe

Washington township II the th1f-
teenth township Of the county to report
that it, trustees have prepared for tina
seasons road work in accordance with
the new road dragging law. In the re-
port to County Auditor A. III. Weiker
the trustees say that owing to the way
the telephone service of the township
is arranged that better results can 10
obtained by letting tho superintend-
ency Of the road dragging to four men
instead Of one. The superintendent
have not yet beeen appointed but Will
be soon. the report says
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
ANNIVERSARIES ARE OBSERVED.
SERVICES Hold AZ Home in Honor .
Washington and Lincoln.

An audience Of veterans and their
wives that completely filled the seat
ing capacity OF the assembly hall at
the soldiers home attended the service
for the Joint observation OF the ami
versaries OF the birthdays of Wash
inston and Lincoln. held Thursday af-
ternoon by Phil Sheridan Post and
Winchester Circle OF the G. \. r.
Members OF Frank NJ. Thomas post
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

dercd the household goods 70 the mort.
gagee and they were placed In otofo4A
still later Younker Bros and AaSf1e-l
Emery Company attached the goode.
The plaintiff claims prior lien ~
reason OF the mortgage. which the
court II asked to forecloae.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23

For sprain you will find Chamber
leth's Liniment excellent. It allays the
pain, removes the soreness. and soon
restores the parts to a healthy condi-
ton. Twenty five and 50 cent bottles
for sale by all dealers.