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SALEM.

Mrs. Harry Reeves of Keokuk ant
Mrs. Fred Garretson of Hamilton
Ill, who had been at the bedside o.
their father, DR.. James M. Evans, dur
ing his last illness, Mr.. Reeves anG
Mr.. Garretson, who were called here
by the death of DR.. Evans, and theil
children returned to the respective
homes Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Withrow Harvey and lit
tie daughter, from Washington state
are visiting at the homes of Mrs
Harney's cousins, Sherman Pitman
and Bion Arnold.
Childrens' day was observed at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. A good program, appropriate for
the occasion, was we'll rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs Hi Packard and daugh.
ter Clara came from Cottonwood Fri
day to attend the funeral OF DR..
Evans.
Mrs Sarah Johnson and son Orrie
went to Mt. Pleasant Friday to spend
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Mcvey was called
from Centralia Mo, by the serious
illness of her father, Isaac Cook.
Mrs. Wanser of David City, Ne
braska, is a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jones, north of town.
Mrs. Matte Gillard arrived home
Wednesday following few days visit
with relatives at Danville.
Enoch Beery drove to Oakland
Wednesday and attended the funeral
Of William Harshbarger.
Miss Kate Mathews has sold her
property on Depot street to John Foss
for the consideration Of s1,700.
Mrs. Susan Craid was present at the
funeral of William Harshbarger, held
at Oakland Wednesday morning.
At the M. q. church Sunday morn
ing, Rev. H. c. Druse took for his
theme 1.-THE Voice of Cod
Mrs. I. C. Reeves, Of Keokuk, visit.
ed friends here last week and was
present at the funeral of DR.. Evans,
Thursday Miss Maria Mcvey re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Oakland.
Nathan Campbell is home from Val.
paraiso, Indiana, to spend the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Friend, Mrs. Jesse
Friend and daughter. Florence, spent
Tuesday at Donnellson.
Mrs Lou Albright of Danville re
Gently visited her mother, Mrs. Kate
Carlisle.
Miss Mary Almond is guest OF
her friend, Miss Retta Pitman at Coin
Mrs. Rhoda Wilmeth has returned
from business trip to Earlam
Philip Brcdy is at st Louis visiting
relatives and transacting business.
Mrs. Frank Price was over from Mt
Pleasant for the DR.. Evans funeral.
Mrs. R. e. Hoyt is visiting hel
friend, Mrs. ]. w. Hawkins, at Stock
port.
Miss Jennie Ingrim is attending
summer school at Des Moines.
The funeral OF Charles Harrison
who passed away at his home earl.
Sunday morning, was held from thu
NJ. p. church at o'clock Monday AT
ternoon. Services were conducted b.
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was a very clever scheme. He is also
a boss bully and his power is great
with the thug elements Of cities. He
Is a bruiser and he seems to have
been ordered to Chicago to take charge
of the bruising work and the intimida-
lions. He has talked as If he could
collect a mob in Chicago and storm
the Coliseum and intimidate the fear
tnl among the politicians. In Chicago
the police seem to have taken the
measure of the Pittsburgh bruiser and
he will not get very far.
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gave me some medicine, but didn't do any
good. We have been having Cutictira Rem
edies in the house, so decided to try them.
had been using Cuticura Soap. SO l got mo
box OF Cuticura Ointment, and washed off
the affected part with Cuticura Soap three
times a day, and then put the Cuticura
Ointment on. The first day | put It on, It
relieved me of itching so 1 could sleep all
that night. 1t took about week, then
could see the scab come off, / kept the
treatment up for three weeks, and my eczema
was cured.
Ny brother got his face burned with gum
powder, and he used Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment. The people all thought he would have
scars, but you can't see that he ever had his
face burned. II was simply awful to look at
before the Cuticura Remedies tSoap and ONT
mentl cured it." tSigned) Miss Elizabeth
Gehrki, Forrest City. Ark. Oct. Is. 1910.
Although Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere, a liberal sample Of each, with
32-page booklet on the skin and hair, will
be sent, .post-free, on application. to Potter
Drug & Chei,, Corp.. Dept. 1SB. Boston.
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Women Do welI In Marathon.

A woman's Marathon race took place
from polegate to Eastbourns. Eng, thu
other day. Out Of IS competitors 10
finished the full distance Of about four
and half miles, and the winner led
by only few inches.
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Rev. H. 6. pruse. 1nterment in Salem

Rev H. 9. Druee. Interment IN Salem
cemetery.
Charles Foss of Pennsylvania, Rich
ard Foss of Washington, o. c.. are
visiting their brother, lack Foss.
Charley Foss has come from Kansas
and is visiting his father and brother
lack and Elliot Foss.
Oscar Smith, Of Valparaiso, Indiana.
has been elected principal of Salem
high school for the ensuing year.
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ON PRICES

This store has price on its stock It is based on
the cost Of the goods bought BY thoroughly experience
ed buyer with ample capital to handle the business Of
the store The cost Of the goods this first cost plus
transportation charges overhead expense cost Of sell
ing and fair profit All these items are as low as
we'll managed business keep them and at the same
time maintain efficient service
Therefore, do not cut prices. We can't When
competitors do effort to break our business we
simply decline to meet them on this point. While we
quote lower prices articles when used in quaint
ties this price to all alike and every price we have is
low as our experience extending over many years
shows us it can be made
The firm which cuts prices doubts itself and it's
goods The most reliable frms-those handling the
best goods always one price, houses Right minded
people prefer to deal with merchant whose goods are
plainly marked. It firm offers discount the custom
may buy but he will not be satisfied He will ALWAYS
have Suspicion that Jones Smith got more discount
on the same goods He feels that the merchant has sized
him up and worked him for all he will pay. He real
ICES that the goods not marked their real value
and wonders, with the discount how much water
is left in the price.
This store marks its goods in plain fgures--he cat
alogues it issues 1.-TWO separate editons) quote net
prices all quantity prices open to everybody and
We maintain the best stock Of staple stationery
Cloth retail and wholesale and Office supplies TO he
found in this section of the country and are always glad
to show customers the lines without regard to their
purchases.
Collier Stationery Co.
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sleep nights any more. 1t
kept itching for about a
month, then / went to a
doctor and got some
liquid to Take. It seemed
rs If l was going to get
b ettcr. The it c h in g
stopped for about three
days, but when 1t started
again, was even worse
than before. The eczema
itched SO badly l couldn't
stand It any more. l
x,,ay,k ~ - laot4r orI ~
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Feud Ended by Candidacy.
The medical student continued his
studies, finally graduated. in Louis
vile, and occasionally has been fea-
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ECZEMA ITCHED 50
| COU[DN' / STAND IT
Began by Little Pimples. Scratched
Until Blood Came. Kept Getting
Worse. Could Not Sleep Nights.
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and the First Day They Relieved
itching. ln3Weeks Eczema Cured.

II suffered with eczema On my neck for
about six months. beginning by little pim-
pies breaking out kept scratching till the
blond came II Kept gcfting worse collldn't
The diamond drill., 1912-02-24
EglIRJOCAl
.G[bIEARlDEl(GG
...l:aI .:....: 49,

The Maccabees gave very fine sup
per TO the members OF the order at
their lodge room last Tuesday evening.
The major portion of the arrangements
were made by Robert Munns. the
standby OF the order In this city and
they were we'll made So many more
attended the supper than was expected
that sufficient room WAS not provided
at the first tables and a second setting
was necessary During the interim
Deputy Patterson of Marquette spoke
to the assembled Sir Knights and their
yes (many Lady Maccabees being in
s,,Jendance on the work accomplished
the Maccabees and the success OF
L. order in changing the rates from
~, old current cost plan to the several
Ians recently adopted
H. Poulsen lost valuable horse last
Saturday While engaged in moving
the!diamond drill located on the pro-
rerty north OF the Lincoln mine. IL was
necessary 10 pass over narrow bridge.
The horse slipped of into the ditch
pulling it's mate on top Of IL and break
ing its back.
Mrs. DR. c. +. Larson returned Sun.
day from two weeks visit with her
sons. Herbert and Bertil. the former
at Ann Arbor and the latter at Beloit.
At Ann Arbot Mrs Larson attended
the Junior Hop, one OF The swell
society events Of the university city.
Mrs. Dan Urquhart and hahy OF
Ironwood are in the city visiting at
the home of Mrs. and Mr.. Martin
Rogan
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Supt. Hill leaves Sunday to attend
the National superintendent Associa-
tion meeting at st. Louis. He will be
gone most of the week.
Thursday noon the students marched
ont at dismissal time TO the din OF a
high school orchestra It is said that
there were some people who questioned
whether the article dispensed by the
orchestra was real music or not
Washington birthday was observed
with special exercises in all the
schools Tne high school program
which began at AS consisted OF a
piano solo by Geraldine Hill. "A recita-
tion by Julia Olson. a song by the high
school. vocal solo by Miss vande-
water and splendid address by Rev.
Osborne.
One more game annexed in our race
Tor the pennant Norway went down
before us last week TO the tune of 26-.
10. before crowd that. for the first
time this year. was large enough to pay
the expenses of the game This week
the boys play at Stambangh and March
10 Iron Mountain comes here for the
crucIal contest.
Next Friday night occurs at the high
school assembly room an event fraught
with great interest to the school The
local defamation and oratorical con
test will be held at that timo the win
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MIR. and Mrs. Paul Schook attended
the funeral OF George Blossingham at
Palatka last Thursday. Mrs. Blessing
ham Is a half-sister 10 Mrs. Schook.
The deceased was shit boss at the
Zimmerman mine and was doing well
when his sudden death occurred. He
leaves wife and tour small children.
Mrs. A. A. Lustfield purchased the
Steve Murphy property on Fifth street
She will make extensive improvements
to the property at once and rent II to
Bradley Barlow VINO expects to be able
to move into the house about April 1.
X. b. Webb. ex-mayor Of Crystal
Falls. spent last Saturday in the city,
While here he concluded a deal with
Edward q. Kingsford whereby he
secured the Iron county agency for rhe
Ford automobile. Iron Mt. Press.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Building a. Loan association will be
held next Tuesday evening AZ lne
Council rooms
Joe Gress has started work rebuild
ing his building recently destroyed by
fire
GIRL WANTED:-A English speak.
ing girl for general housework ON or
before March .
pd. l wk Mrs Fred H. Abbott.
= LOST "A cuff button on main street,
Thursday. Monogram "B. B. Find.
or return to this office.
HORSE FOR SALE. Large draft
horse in excellent condition
, wks. II. Poulsen.
WANTED :--Roomers and Table
Boaiders Mrs j n Woodward
Marquette Ave
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The w. +. q. gave supper in their
hall. last Thursday afternoon. The
supper was we'll attended. Meade
Laplante was working on the outside
for the supper and the way he steered
the fellows up to the hall was not
slow Anyone attempting to desert
was soon courtmarshaled by Meade
and one attempt satisfied the most per
sistent 'deserter
Iron Mountain il to witness regu-
lar old fashioned contest for the Office
OF mayor this year IL present indica.
tions pass for anything. The contest
will be between Rams Hammond.
Frank Parent and A. c. Cook. Con-
siderable newspaper advertising has
been given the contest and IL looks as
II all of the votes will be ont.
The Milwaukee passenger on the On.
tonagon branch was delayed about 10
hours by an accident at McKeeyer
Junction last Tuesday night and a
srecla' train was run from Charming
TO Chicago with the passengers aboard
that train TOR the south.
A number of the lady friends ot Mrs
Arvid Bjork surprised her last Wednes-
day evening at her home in Maple
Grove. The surprise was arranged to
take place while the men folks were
banquetting Mayor Biork at the Eagle
hall
Mr.. Herb Hagelin. of the Iron River
Stambsugh Reporter came over from
Iron River last night TO play Basket
Ball. While here he found time 10
give the Diamond Drill force pleasant
call
Rov. and Mrs Jenkin left last sun
fay night for Grand Rapids, Mich,
where Rev. Jenkin has been assigned
10 charge in that city. The local
mission and that at Iron River will be
filled by one pastor hereafter.
Miss Cora Koepeke and her grand
father, Carl Buenger. returned wednes.
lay from Winchester. Wash, where
they went some time ago to attend the
funeral OF the late Mrs. Meddler.
Mr. and Mrs John Blossingham OF
MIMI, were IN the city
Wednesday on their way TO Palatka to
attend the funeral OF George Blessing.
ham.
Deputy Gsme Warden O'Connell OF
Iron Mountain was In the city last
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. O'Connell
expects TO move TO Iron county in the
spring
Mr.. John Quayle OF the Armenia 10.
cation left Wednesday evening for Mt.
Pleasant Iowa John says Crystal
Falls isn't in II with Mt. Pleasant.
The Owls gave very successful sup
per and dance at their lodge room last
Monday night.
Chas Sandbcrg was taken very IN
with pneumonia last week and removed
10 DR.. Larson hospital.
Thos Wills and Viano Osterberg re-
turned Thursday from business trip
to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Joseph Doupe OF Ortley. n. ID.
Is in the city visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Doupe
The ladies OF the Relief Club will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Roger jackson.
The county hoard OF supervisors
meets at the court honse today.
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ners to be our representatives in the
contest to be feld later with Menom
inee and Stambaugh Flora Grattan,
George Leonard ana Edwin Rogers
will give orations. while Marion Nc
Neil. Jenette Warshawsky. Thirza
Lyons, Evert Larson and Herbert Min
mick will give declamations. IL has
been found necessary to charge an ad
mission fee Of ten cents. The support
Of the public is solicited.
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ELM GROVE MAN
HELD UNDER BOND
FOR AssAULTING c. & E. c CON.
DUcToR SATURDAY.
Gets Hearing Tonight and Railway
Company Will Push the Case.
Suburban News Notes.

A. a late hour Saturday evening as
Foter Lion. conductor on the Citv
4 Elm Grove Railroad. was throwing
10" signal LIGHTS az the T.. a o.
crossing az Elm Grove be was as
sauifod by Uonas Bowers. "a VOL
known young man Of the town Bow.
ors vas arrested by Officer james
Frazier. and was released under 500
bond 20 appear before Squire Mar.
pie This evening The city A. Elm
Grow" Company will be- reprcscntcd
by Attorney Charles Schuck. and
VIII likely make an example ~ tho
case. as they intend 90 break no tho
practice Of having people intrrfor,
WITH fheir conductors while they ar..
0u duty The trouble started f,-
nirht ~ fhe butchers picnic. when
The offender was "a passenger on the
car lie repeated tho matter S1fnr.
day evening. and then got Of and
waited Tor Lion 20 return.
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Nf'.a T.eef. VyfHffrrnr has r.rf.n.g
b.r r..st,,r vt,b ,b. o. h. r.t-',.
t.nma,-, ~ fr.ir V,,cd.f.ta -
.,rI vIr 600, -, H..
Grove
r4r+.s ftu ~ vy.u.t-r~
ding "a 80 ,.,. o., 49,, 49,.
hrofh.f a. lis bonn. ir E1evo,d
et...t - ..u
amending f,w v.,ts vi.b ,,t.ft,
10 r-4.fhr.aood
uI.r.., ,f.t- ~ r..ft., tc
f.rG4. r,r bt' t,rm,r b,,,, a.,
Npuud.,iii.. whore he viii h.. To-
.ff.I loo lr..r..s
Waiter I.tt. ~ r-iff.tYrrb g.,
fe af. rIrrs 10 f.w d,e. fr. ru..t -
Harold Ir,Vn 10 d.. nom, d, t.f,,
Grove.
.fr and t.re D. a. efr..rw-r
turned -.trrI,t o.. .b.,r t,r.
Erhn Point nr.r sr.r.urp ..,,r,t
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~ 't PROVIDED Tor by
NNy ......... S2.6ls. as
u. ~tI'aring to the council that the
total valuation OF all taxable property
IN this municipality according TO the last
assessment thereof. is S1.f-S.14 being
real estate TO the value u S5.s75.5O: per-
~"nal property TO the value Of Sl.3lI0O.
and railroad and other property assessed
by %" board 81 public works to the value
OF S4s2 -. as certified TO the council bv
the officer whose duty II IL TO make such
report. and II appearing from the fore
going that IL IS necessary to
raise by levy. after deducting all credits.
t2.6is55 FOR municipal purposes: there
fore u is determined that "a levy on each
one Hundred Dollars valuation of thirty
i've cents t35c.I for municipal purposes
VIII be necessary 90 produce the csti-
mated amount as aforesaid FOR the ensu-
INK fiscal year.
state OF West Virginia. County Of Ohio.
Town OF Fulton. to-wit.
]. Jacob J. Nossen. Recorder. in and
Tor the municipality OF the Town Of Full
ton, county OF Ohio, and State Of West
virginia. do hereby certify mat the fore
going Is = true copy from the records Of
an order made ny the council OF Saif
municipality on the 18th day Of August.
1912.
Gwen under my band this 18th day OF
August. 1912.
Recorder OF the Municipality Of Full
ton. ". Va. au-fa-o6
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SUMMER RESORTS


lake Park. on the crest OF the AIlege-
nee. IN "A white OAK forest Boating and
Bathing Ia the Lake. Coaching. Motor
ing July 4th to lsth. Chautauqsa. July
thtn 70 August efth. Summer school,
July 18Th TO August 3sth. Missionary
Institute. July letn TO 29th. Bible Con-
ference. July 36th to August sch. hood
hotels. home-line boarding houses with
every modern convenience.
Summer homes on reasonable terms
Electric Hight. natural gas. ountai
spring water. sewers.
Address tie Superintendent.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD.
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Stockholders Meeting.
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Direc-
tors OF the Ohio River Railroad Com
and the President and Directors OF
% Baltimore = Ohio Railroad Com
TSny have made an agreement for me
sale 10y the former Company to the lat
ter Company Of the ohio River Railroad.
its corporate rights and franchises sub
fect 20 the approval OF the stockholders
or each of said Companies. and a meet
ms OF the stockholders or the Ohio
River Railroad Company viii be held at
Iarkcrshurg. " Va. at n 90 a. m. on
-. 1912. AZ which meeting said
agreement Viii be- submitted for appro-
Val or dl~anpprOval. and "a meeting OF the
stockholders of The Baltimore a. Ohio
Railroad Company Will Doe held at Baltl-
more. Nd. at 100 "a m. on November
l.. 1912. a. which meeting said a-r.e-
m"nt Viii be submitted Tor approval or
.disapproyaL
c. ". wOOLFORD. Secretary.
ohio htv,r Railroad Company.
O. ". MpOLFDRU. secretary.
The Baltimore g. Onto Railroad Company.
fy-2---t. au-T-1 @-Ig-2G-e-o-g-IE
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a large number OF the ont the pike
people and also 20 number from the
city paid % visit 20 tho camp Of the
Bows Brigade al Millers place up
Wheeling creek. the boysc took ity
easy yesterday and entertained their
r~elItIvc. i~hrnnrhnnt the daN.
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EnaIne o%nerturns Ii D. Z D

4 largctype freight engine ON th"
baltimore a. ohio Railroad over
turned at N point west ~ West Aiev.
7uder Saturday afternoon Tho
wreck crew was called from Ben
wood Junction and rolled 10 clear OF
Tho track until last evening. when 10
Wa Tnrllcnl
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MEDICAL COLIEGES
College o. Physicians and Surgeons
or BALTIMORE ND

Entrance requirements those ~ tho
A.r"fiHfInu ~ American Medical col.
lrFre clinical facilities unusually good
lHtHl nfnfIrs wrIl equipped. technical
tf1inin~ thorough For catalogue adj
dr"rs WV D LOCKWOOD Dean. Bair-
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ROE SALE on Trade good seven
room house ana two lots. With wells.
barn. sIaaelr lawn. and othfr improve
merfs VIII cell cheap. or trade for a
small farm Address Chatfes 30 Miller.
fnu nrNr. Va foaaI-ff
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100 acre farm. ~ miles from
Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio. This
IN a splendid neishhorhood. The land
lays well and is well improved, with
plenty Of fruit. II you are looking
for a home farm. IL will pay YOU 10
visit this farm. New oil excitement
in this location. Should f. prove
good you will have a splendid farm
for nothing. as the oil would pay
for IL alone. On quick deal. $50 per
acre. Zee simple. Oil. Gas. Coal. ev-
erything. up and down. This is a rare
bargain.
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Contractor
NOTICE TO CONTRADICTIONS

Bios will be received by the Board OF
commissioners OF the County OF Ohio
until THURSDAY. August 29th. at 1900
"a IA. for putting on macadam on the
following roads, the amounts listed be-
low are approximate and may be
changed by the Board:
DTITA TGTDT
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SEALED PROPOSALS


NOTICE
Sealed bids VII 10 received al the Of
hce u tie Board of commissioners Of
the County OF ohio. w ceiling. West Va.
until % o'clock \. 81. Wednesday. Aug
ust &sfh. 1919 FOR the paving with brick
u parts ~ each Of "a following roads.
NATIONAL ROAD
BETHANY PIKE
STEENEDB q Mt. BeCTfAETAL
IRAZIERS RUS
EA1EMpNT PIKE
WHEELING ana ELM GROVE
Specifications together with approxi-
mat" mounts ON each road are on file in
the un'Cc - the tlerk OF the board Of
t"mwiss nucre The Hoard reserves the
rlEht to reject any or 40 bids
r. S.. OLDHAM. Clerk
TIE Board II commissioner Of the
County OF ohio. aug 1910.
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POULTRY

oRPIEGToES-Buff. black. white. some
ehUfIlsuf breeders. sale price right
EotH phones ~ ~ Marsh. Jy-29-t-au-2s
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing Elk rooms
bath and laundry. stone fo8niation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic Lot
40Ni20. situated On south HloaIWay.
anov" ordinary high water.
ALSO o. frame house consisting OF eight
rooms, laundry. arranged for two FAINT
lies. lot 30El2N. 0l Sortu Wabash st
bargain 70 quick buyer.
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DIED

BCHMIDT-auddeniv on Saturday
morninE August "A. 1919. Charles &
schmidt
Family services will be held AZ the
residence % tho decreased on sixteenth
flrfrf. ON Monday evening ~ q o'clock
Friends ~ the family are invited lie
vii le on state az the EIka Club on
TucadnY from ! Co. 1n O'clock p m.
club public services will BE- held