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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-04

Mr.. J. N. Hartman, returned
yesterday morning from a bus
mess trip to Giles county.
Mr.. John A. Neal, who at
tended the reunion at Gettys-
burg, returned TO Tazewell yes
terday.
Mr.. Don Poindexter, of Ora
ham, is the guest Of the family
of DR.. Isaac PIERCE.
Miss Sarah Davis, of Burke's
Garden, is the guest of Miss
Francis Scott on TaZewell
avenue.
Mrs. r. R. Henry is the guest
of her son, attorney j. Ran
dolph Henry, at Princeton.
Will Kimball took charge of
the mail between Tazewell and
Grafton Tuesday morning, his
bid for the work having been
lower than any other submitted.
Wheat and hay harvest is on,
and the song of the reaper and
mower is heard in the land.
The Star Milling Company re-
ceived on Tuesday a new model
Metz auto. The car is painted
red.
A flock of $50 lambs were
driven through town on yester-
day, shipped from Sheriff
Harman's farm south of town.
Miss Fannie Tynes returned
to Tazewell this week from
Spartansburg, S. c., where she
has been engaged as a teacher
the past session.
There will be prayer meeting
services at the Methodist church
at North Tazewell tonight, and
regular preaching services Sun
day night.
Be considerate of the horses
this weather. Remember, they
need water often, and will suffer
if deprived of ii.
The Electric Light and Power
Company ice plant will go into
operation at once. says Mr..
Larimer, and the town should be
able to keep cool.
Jno. P. Gose has an ad in this
paper exploiting the good quail
tiles of the REQ. Read the ad.
Mr.. B. w. Stras recently pur-
chased one of these nice
machines.
LOST KEYS-Lost Sunday,
the 18th. a bunch of keys, in.
Guiding nail clipper, between
Tazewell and Grafton. Return
to Clinch Valley News office.
j. w. Upton, Graham, Va.
The Tazewell Supply Company
has been the entire dependence
for ice several days this week
while the weather was the hot
test. Their ice-wagen was kept
busy hauling load after load tc
this town, and it was a boon,
and blessing.
Some one rises to remark,
that after the wreck of matter
and crush of worlds is over al
the courthouse, it is to be hoped
that the Confederate monument
will emerge, not only unscathed
and unhatmed, but on a pedestal
about so many feet higher, ano
surrounded by a suitable fence,
ETC., etc. So may it be!
Kat-I Scott, the Baltimore
salesman, says, that the editor
must needs correct the state
ment about the best acre OF
corn, that Al. Higginbotham
has the best piece of corn in the
country anywhere. Perhaps so.
He is said to be "the best farm.
er in the county," by his friend.
Jno. Whit. But you can't tell
about the best acre always by
appearance of the stalk. Wait
until measuring time comes.
The editor must decline to
change his statement until the
trosts Of October have fallen,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-04
!. Swat the fly!


Gently underwent an operation
for appendicitis in Richmond, is
recovering. fast and is expected
| to return to her home here in a
short time. . .--,sa
Colonel j. B. Boyer, a member
of Governor Mann's staff, was
at Gettysburg with the Governor
this week. The Colonel is ex-
pected home this week.
Rev.kE. A.ssRich who has re-
Gently been made Arch Deacon
of the Episcopal church of
Southwest Virginia, and Rev.
MIR. Opie, of Graham, were in
Tazewell yesterday.
Information was received here
Yesterday to the effect that Prof.
P. R. Allen, of Ashville, N. c.,
was married on Wednesday to
Miss Carrie Alexander, of
Atlanta.
Bluefield is to have another
newspaper. The Bluefield Times
will make its initial bow one
day next week. Harry Jack, of
Roanoke, is President of the
Company and R. E. Hardaway,
general manager. This will be
the only evening paper in the
coal fields.
Il Mrs. Johnson, wife of Joe
Johnson, the blind man, died at
her home near town last Satur-
day night, after an illness of
several months. She leaves a
husband and several children.
The burial occurred in Thomp-
son Valley Sunday.
Swat the fly!
Mr.. Ro. Nero and Miss Nellie
Gray Yost were married at the
brides home in Richards last
Sunday night by Rev. w. S.
Bullard. The bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost and
5 one of Richards most excellent
young ladies. The groom is a
, member of the Jolliffe Bright
Lights Show Company. an
Italian, and said to be a fine
young man of splendid character.
} DR.. Hicks. of Clear Fork and
l.. ID. Snapp, of Burke's Garden,
were each here several times
recently with their motor trucks
, loaded with stuff coming amt
going. And so, the rapidly NOV.
ing machine is beginning to dis.
place the slow rough road wagon
as macadam roads are built.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
/ will meet Sunday afternoon, al
a o'clock, in the Christian
church. Every one is cordially
invited to attend.
GEORGE PERRY, Secretary
Notwithstanding the swelter
ing weather of summer wher
most ministers are thinking OF
vacations, Rev. Mr.. Bullarc
keeps right on. Following his
) revival meeting at Shaver
Mill, he is at Tip Top in {
:, similar campaign against evil
The Tip Top meetings are re
ported as of much interest.
t Supervisor D. C. Lowe. OF
Cedar Bluff, was in town early
! Saturday morning and brought
: a nice bunch of alfalfa from his
farm at Cedar Bluff. The
Supervisor was in an especially
= good humor, a broad smile or
,, his face and seemed happy.
! An investigation developed that
the night before Mrs. Lowe
/. had presented him with twir
r babies-a boy and girl
: Mother and twins are doinf
r nicely.
Mr.. William H. Werth wor
another big damage suit in the
e federal court in Roanoke last
4 week, securing a verdict against
the Norfolk and Western fo,
: $25, 600. The suit was broup hi
! by Mrs. Holbrook for the deatI
|. OF her son, who was killed ir
i West Virginia last year. The
e case was tried before Judge
Mcdowell, and Mr.. Wertf
thinks the evidence developeC
8 against the railroad was so plair
r that the appellate court will moi
interfere with the verdict.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-04

B. F. Barrow, Barrow, Penn
and Co., Roanoke.
w. S. Penn, Barrow, Penn and
Co., Roanoke.
E. M. Funkhouser, Pres.
Roanoke water works, Roanoke
j. w. Hancock, gen. MGR.
Roanoke Railway Company.
R.B. Smith, Attorney, Roanoke
N. & w. Ambulance, Roanoke
City hospital, Roanoke.
j: c: Cassell, contractor and
capitalist, Roanoke.
I. T. Fishburn, capitalist, (2)
Roanoke. N'
= Blair ]. Fishbun, capitalist,
Roanoke.
Out of twenty-one directorsin
the National Exchange Bank
sixteen own Cadillac cars. The
Penn family of Danville own
seven Cadillac cars.
The above gentlemen are all
men of wealth and influence
mot a sport on the list). anv Of
sy .sSm1 can buy any car at anv
lSsausssa accept and trust their
= j j :; = =: !: !:
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prominent Cadillac Owners"

We give below a few of the
prominent owners of Cadillac
cars in Southwest Virginia:
Hon. H. C. Stuart. next
Governor, Elk Garden, Va.
John T. Barns, Salem, Virginia
capitalist.
George W. st. Clair, ATTORNEY.
Tazewell, Va.
Rev. C. R. Brown, Capital
ist, {" Tazewell.
w. H. Thomas, wholesale
grocer, Bluefield, w. Va.
James McGavock, farmer.
Max Meadows.
Judge A. A. Campbell, Wythe-
vile.
w. D. Mount, gen. mgr. Mathe-
son Alkelli works, Saltville.
Henry Trout, Pres, First
National Bank, Roanoke.
j. B. Fishburn, Pres. Nation
al Exchange Bank, (2) Roanoke.
Edw. l.. Stone, Pres. Stone
Printing Co.. Roanoke. (2)
Edwin Michael, Pres, Vs.
Bridge and Iron Co.. Roan<s.
j. B. Newton, Presxxuf1
Co.. (2) Roanoke. 4.
w. w. Boxlsa :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-19

~IurencS @ep1d lnub pom ben Nnh
uen innerbnlb elmer %bciiimmien Belt
eriebt iperocn.
Nci0c S1mier pdiirten bic Nnli
Nia. nndl Der nnf mbep ilonBtrs
SnnO inHerhnlb oer @renjcn BON
Grtihaiten giblicihrfitcucr 81 sab
len III.
@eioe 0aifier paiiirien bic Salcn
9)ia, meld,c ocn Staoten oas 9edi
oisbt Steuern fir SHiianoiebnma
pcn garts 81 erbeben cieic Bill
hot beioHoers oni Council BLUFFS
@ejig.
Sbcean bon SoncS BOT int Sciai
cine gin cinaeiibrt. nad Der @ab'
um gGiie iir @ahnauwalte mo
aerIte nusiieacn oiirien
1as aderbantomitc 0cS Sailes
cmpiabI ole gaiirlma elmer Dill.
S25 600 fiir Ginrihtma ciues 20
boratoriums sur SerltcIllmg pom
z Observation-Disclosures 81 bepilli5en
Die ShuIitabnciitcr bietcn al.
leS R0lIidle aui, Die BaiiirrmB Der
Sholj Gia, ipclhc bcfaHntlit DC
a%bid,afinng oicics Amte5 bclip2dt
N perhinocrn. Ger Sdulidntmci.
tier bon 8errp. Sobu GdrmooD, bat
Gin 3unoihrcibcn cutnorieu, mel.
dies olln Sdul6camtcH juacionot
miro. Sie CONFORMATION, melde
sic 9ia entiporicu bate. beiiirpor
tcte ibre Baiiirung NIT SinbIid All
oic beoelitenOe GripnruiB, mclte
Dem Staate Ourd 5ortiaa Der @e'
halter su1lrte fomnncR miirocn. Ser
GarmoSp iorOert in ieinem 9ricio
aui, OaB ieoer geamte al icinen
@ertret1r in Der 9eaisIatllr idlrei.
be uno ieinr Sppoiitiou funOgebe.
er iol auberocm feline 5reunoe er'
irden, iif on Die Sausmitglicotr
III penoen. Ser GormoOp 1T Der
aniidt, oaB Der ShuIihobmeiiter
nit oen @ei6Gitcn pes Giitrittes
in nGberer geriibrlmg lit ais Der
Golmtu. Sdlobmeiiter.
5enator 6rnn 81 Suncs BAT q.
ne gia eingereitt, OaB Die 2eais'
luhlr $4,000 fir ,3pede Der Stat9
6iitorical Societp bctUiaige. 9nS
8cIo ioa 81 geididtlidlcn 6or'
idlungcn uHo geroifentIidnIugen Der.
manot peroen. Nus oitien 9eifidt
Ii6en 8orifungen nil man Damn
9cbren 5ltr 2oiune piclcr ipifti1cr
6ragen Der @egenuart 5ieben.
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GbctraaOOie in @msentinc.

Cab Die Giferiudt einen Geaer
ium miIoen 8biere MAIDEN fam,
bot ser 23.iabrise geeger SObn
8ilion befpieien. Sn Mtuscatinc
ipieltp iid 0ie blutige gbetrug0Oic
ab. Der gieger argriff mad cinenl
beftigen g(uftritt NIT ieiner i'm EN-
5obr jiingeren 6rml Die mad Dem
@eifmaf ibrar Giniie ungewo9nlid
bubiA mar, Elm Ianges Dtelier, err
tad iie, mari bic 2eif)e alf Den
aldentiid ut0 ifnitt ibr ben aopi
ab. Wfit Dem bLuttriefenoen Mteiier
idnitt or iid Damn ielbit Die Our.
qal burd. Die EoIi5ei fnn0 ibr
nobe5u per6lutet, nno fltr3e 3eii
narouf eab or ocn Geiit auf. Die
8irtbin oes Souies, 5rau aQiG
Someion, uno ibr Mietber gior
W}oore borten Die Siilferuie 0el
8rau unb eiIten berbei, Dnroen ie.
sod bon Dem Raienoen NIT Neiier.
iii9en fortgetrieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-19

Gin Hicirnbiebitabl ioa aud bein
Gau Ser neutrality-suspicious. oes
Uncle Gam Deriibt poroen Iein. Gin
nlusiGuB oes 9unOesabgeoronetel
hauies min ermitteIt boben, oaB BIZ
gcmaHcrungsperfe in &onias, Reu.
n:erifo uno @aibington, Die sDi'
lden ito nno tt5 Wiilionen Dol.
Iars qefoitet bnber, boaig berpfuidt
rino ms oaB Die Hegierung ME ibl
BeIo oofiir tpieoererb1lt. Oil
rertbponitcn @alierredte iino or
reide Spisbuben berihahert NOR.
hen, an 9anoipefilanten, midionen.
Ihfpere 4ond6eiiser, Die SI6-Ga.
Northumberland uno cine Glef.
frtifdtsaelelIifaft In 8boenir II
Mri3ond. 9ubei ioaen boditebene,
geamtc i'm Miniiterilim BEG Snneri
nit ben Gpibbuben Inter elmer 9efC
ueifsdt haben. Mith BEL ben ii6ri
aen @aiieronlngen 0es gunoes iol
~eenlogelt morOen iein uro Der ans
ihub berlangt eiften areoit, In
lie llnteriufung fortI5Ben 81 fon
men. Die groBten S4ninoeLear
lheinen beim @au 6es RooIepelt
Enmmes in &ri3ona perii6t tpor0er
1T Ieirt, Der 10 manipulirt fpltrOe
baB nidt Sic Eima- nno Waricopa'
Snoianer, bic 0ie getpdiieruflg boz
Benz Slmgerto0e b%eipabren iolte, Der
piuben bobon .bntten lon0ern Wtil
Iiondre, Die nrf frirmmen 8eger
bi1ia erworbenes 2ano oamit be
n0Ijerten, pdbren0 Die Snoianel
llad, fpie Dor 9ttger leioen tonr
len.
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0arft6eridt.
sii6 0maha, IS. 1ebronr.

Gins maba, 10. 6c6ronr.
ainobie9-3ufubr 4400. Marft
feIt.
glrte bis bette $7.90-s.4O.
MittelmdBige bis CUTE $3.50
40.
@crp66nIi6e Biz m~itteImdbise
$6.75-7.50.
aiibe Ino Sellers, felt.
Cute bis bette Sellers $3.50
7.25.
cute bis bette aiibe $6.30--7.oo
IS. 50-6.30.
mitteImdBige Bis CUTE aiibs
So. 50-$6.25.
@enobnlife Biz mitteIm1Btge
So. 75-S5.50
Stoders nnb Seekers, Itorf.
@ute biz bette $7.00-$775.
MittelndBige bis bette 1913
$500.
geuGEnIife Bis mittelmdbisf
Sc. 25-$6.75.
Gtof geifers $5.00-$7.00.
adlber-$6 .00--$9.00.
guIsn-$5.25-$6.50
Sd)wei1rs- 3ufnbr 16, 700; Wfarft
foe nieoriger. 9urdidnittspreis
IS. 00-8.f0; boditer Greis $500
S~dafe-3ufnbr $500; Marf
2ammer, flai bis 10 bis 15c ME
trigpr.
@lutteridafe, CUTE Bis bette $5.7t
1000.
@iOoer, CUTE Bis bette $685.
$50.
edmmer So. 50-S.75.
abonnirt nli Die pS1glife GInn
I'd Tribiine". 10c Die ISOLDE.
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Yit lutnia @eritdnNnib IN nnicrn

Mir iucnig @erItdnoniB in uuiern
aeictgebenben Sorperidaiteu fir oas
Giicnbabnpeicn porbdnoen lit, er.
qiebt fih aus eincm @~eiesentpuri
zen Der abgeor0nete Su1bsS aus
@rit Brighten benz aongreB inter.
hreitet bat. Der Gntuurf mill Die
Observation-Disclosures oes 2anoes
rerpfIittet bnben, bis gum /. Sa.
mar 1915 ole aus SoIj gebaitten
Terioncn., @rpreB. unO @epddlpa,
gen ourf iolfe ans Stnbl 81 or.
icsrn. DAB oos Gin eritrabensiuer.
Ties 9icl iii, fam obne Deiteres
s~uaeacbrn peroerL nber inlcrbalb
osr BON Dem IbgrorOneten Sugbes
fcitgeiettpn 6riit lit SnS 3ieI uidt
gu erreiden; bonn Die @agenbauer
rer gau5en @elt niiroen niht i'm.
Itanoe ieilt, oic ben0tbigten @agen
bis gum 1. Sdrrar 1915 5I Iieiern.
Mns eigentlih aud ser abgeorO-
nete aus @eitpirginieu ioate be.
nreiien f0nnen.
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Nad6rid6ten III
Ie6ras6a CitD!

5ran u. 8. Goof 800 iid in
Sapamab, no, an 9ienltag
ihlimme gerIcbumgen 81, inoem iie
ilber elmer S6icne itolpcrta nno iidi
cinen gril6 oes armes mo Der
SduIter 5ii3og. Gle trni an 3ien.
itag abeno in 9eBleitimg ibrer
8ante, 5ralt Sbomas, IN Der Staot
EN-.
Ger Shnnfwirt6 5ranf 3ebo,
Better Der g9irtbidait an Der Gen.
trail apenue 5piiden .. mo 6.
StrnBe, nuroe oerbaitet, neil CT
am Sonntag Dem Geger Sobn Sope
enc 5Iai6e SfuapS oerfauit bat
te. Ger MnDor iteIlte Dem Neger,
Der bereits mebrere 5lald)1u
Booze geboIt bate, cine Sale,
inOem er ibm @elo fir 5Dei 6la.
ifen CAB, BON oeuen Der S6parje
cine bebaIten fonute. Der Heger
ging auf oen 2eim Elm.
glm 5reitag @orgcn beritarb
5rau gbo Siiion Belib, @nttin
oes a~potbsfers Marpin Q. @elib,
in ibrer @ohnuna Ode 5. Ctr. mo
q. guenue, mad fur5cr Sraufbeit.
Sbuobl Serr 8eIib crit Dor 2 Sab.
ren in Rebrasfa Sin Die 9lpotbefe
b~egriinoete, erircut er mo feline
@attiu iidl aGg5meiucr 9eliebtbeit.
Der p[oblide Soo Der 5rau @elib
miro aagemein tief beOnucrt.
- gbriIt. 9eutIer bate an Srei.
taa ieinen @eburtstng. 2eioer lit
II ihon felt Nonnten bur4 &ranf.
heit ans Sans gebunoen. Iber
troB6em periammeIten iif cine gro.
&c 3abl 5reunoe I'M 0as @eburts.
tagsfino. Bel einem feinan Set
mab[ IieB man Serrn 8eutler bod.
Ieben nn0 tplnifte inn cine redlt
buIoige geiieruug.
Sbertff 6liber %feierte om
5amitdg ieinen @e6urtstng. Sci.
tens ieiner 6reunoe, aingen linn
oie beiten @liidpiinife 5u. 9e.
treffs ieiras gIlters lit man I'M
l~lngepiiien.
9as Gountpgeridt bat 4rtbur
s. Rienihe gum 8ormmo fir Die
unmiinoiee 8oie Grna GbriItina
gienihe ernannt.
fsrau 6. Slora Hoos Bat 6urf
lire anuaIte Sitter uno 3immerer
i'm goimtngerift George e. uno
Roie SruQinger auf $74.30 fir
Mtietbe-8 50 Iierperbroud berflngt.
6ranf 9reibus, Ser Dor eini.
ger 3eit einen Sdlagnnfua bate,
lit pieber ioneit bergeIteat, OnB er
umbergeben fam.
Die 6armers GIeontor Com.
sann BON Douglas BAT fif i'm Conn
tDQeridt inforporiren Ioiien. Die
Snforporation iiebt EN- aftienfnpi-
ta[ BON 1000 gtftien 3u $25 pro
aftie Dor. Die Snforporntoren
iino: Sobn z. geetem g. 6. GaBIe'
man, s. s. Sbompior, .. e. Surn.
buaano, Sobn o. Mc9berion unO
folgen0e 8ireftoren: 6. II. gronn.
lee, CHARLES Senfins, GbeG Smith,
Sobn go35ine iino 9. 81. GattOn.
8oIi3iIt Cope eriaoB am Sreitag
an Ser unteren Central abenre Ell.
neu b~errenloien Sun0, Der oui4ei'
reno an Der Soqputb Iitt. Ser
&uno bate gliidliderpeiie nod Sic
nanO gebilien.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
miro an 10. TfGr3 cine Sibung ub-
halten, INN iiber 6as @eiu6 bon
GILBERT grince GIT berotbsn, Der
ba8 iiber i'm berbdngte Sooesurs
t6eil III IebensIdngIites 3udtbaus
tertponoaIt fpiinift. Ser Neger
9rince to0tete Dor eiriem Sabre ben
3eputp 8ar0en 9opis i'm 3ufJt-
Gauie. GENE Sinridtung lit nui
ben 81 Mdr3 feitgeiebt.
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Ereiie

SER Sans 9entutb Seraugge-
Fer ocg nGeuti6er Scroll" IN
gioair Sails, @. O., Der fif erii
firsIid bon idperar arnnfbeit en-
bottle, lit 5iut 4rdiiOenten oes 8reB-
Tubs icncs Gtantes erDablt NOR
BEN. Gs lit bns critic Mal, baB
ticie aug3eidnrng einem 8aitif)er
siqefnIlert. &ollege 9ernutb mirH
benz Mlnte, Su Dem mir inn ber3lifl
nrntlIiren getDiB Gre MAIDEN.
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Gr.Gunarekmann strnGlc toSt.

Sn sc @ars, Soma, lift am Ron.
tag Serr 6. g. Gtru6le, Der bon
1882 bis 1890 Den fl. 3iitrift
i'm aongreB bertrat, om Ritta9s
it'd, geItor6en. gr iuor nod am
N;orgen in ieiner Office mo arl-
i6eineno geiuno.
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ans Soma.
0eucr s~tautsienatur.

Ger Scmofrat s g. 9ngemanu
ron @ooerlp lit @loutag oil Steae
beg or~ritorbeneu G6as. @ates nit
1000 Stimmen Mebrbeit iiber Ben.
goaroman BON Greene 5lIm Stnnts'
senator erru1hlt por0en. SEER @a-
aemonn lit elm aopofdt uno 2in
Mann bon IiberoIcn 2ebensnnidau-
ungen. Gr pcrtritt ben Butler.
Bremen ountD 9iitrift.
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@aniad. SRI, Sunna6 9pper.
man BON bier, cine BON Den bier
tei einem autOmobilunfaa 8erleb.
ten, lit Samitng Gadt ibreu Ser.
lebungen erlegan. SRI. Sppermar
mar IS Sabre alt unO in Blaming
arboren. Die anoercn 8erIebter
lino ouf Dem @ege Der 8eiisrung
Sunbolot. Die 9crtbern Some
9oiper COMPANY geoenft, ihre neltI
Sterilization BIG anfnng Mdr5 fer
tiggcIteat Si boben. Sic miro $50,
600 folten ma Gilmors GitD
RoIfc, 2airens uno &apelod mi
eIeftriid)em Strome berior8en,
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Gin bur Ft6f4enoss unb

Gin burFl6faenOss unb
fIbles @~etrGnfe fir arnnfe
bsr.itet man ous .insm Quart 9ere
ftmpaHsr. bos mon nit etpos OBJ
stri,bsner 3itronsnidnlt. benz Safte
stptier 3iironer, brei GBlOff.ln atms
teerfoff unb bier GblDffeln f6tpors
sem, obne Butter gtr0fts.en grote
unb sinsm GBIOfftl 3uder mii6t.
Man felt bierauf ollts cine Stnnbe
long an cine ipnrnre 6srbfttlle. fiji
irisrt bic JIiiiiptsit unb flint lie
OUT HIoffen, bic man Bis 5um g.
braude tnIt felt.
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9emtihe GaIemoer

iegIiden Gbarafters, bnmoriitifder
uno erniter Ratur, oentihe Hiiher
uno 8eitidriften, oeutide Slid.
munidfarten fir aIle @eIegenbciten
bei Spart & NeaelOb, 100 fiiol.
Iide is. straBe, Omaha. Webr.
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Mus bcnt Staate.

gefomab. 8Dei Ieilet norolif)
ron bier f1tbr Mittpoh 9tbeno eit
MutDmobil gegen cine Bride uno
iiberjd,Iug iit. SRI. gtbel Rcaap
mur6e 10 iftper perlebt, oaB i6r
Muffommea unmoglif lit; @orOon
BrDdnt puroe ihDer uno Glgoe
9anbera leidt Derlebt.
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@erIangt-@uter oeutIher Sunae.
Inn 0as gddereieeiddit Ill e..
Iernen. 8ienna Battery. Bbone:
3t4 @alnut.
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Gtellnng geindJt: Gutter, itarfel
oeutider wiaflr mittleren Mlters
iudt Steqilno n,lf Der 6arrt. wQit
aIlen 6urmarbeiten b~etpnnocrt N1d-
5uiragen inter u. g., Omaha 1ris
biinc
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omaha .@arft.
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Smaba, 10. 5e6r.
Sorter 8ei5an-
CIR. 9, S3-84Ac.
0r. 8, S2-83Mc.
Scr. 4, 701A-S2c,
6riibiabrS. 8ei5en-
Nr. 3, S0-80Bc.
Gr. 4, 78l@-7912c.
@eiBes aorll-
Cir. 2, 46--dGHe.
4r. 3, 45-d5Ac.
Rr. 1, 43A-431ac.
Color aorll-
Cir. 3, 43--43Hc.
@elbes aorr-
CIR. ., 4l-llhc.
Scr. 8, 42M-43Mc.
Rr. A. 40-42hc.
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Rr. 2, 43A-43Mc.
CIR. 8. 43-43Hsc.
gir. A. 40--401ae.
aorn feirps @raoes 3S-391ac.
BeiBer Safer-
9,r. 2 32-32Hc.
Gtanoaro SAFER 31M-32c.
0r. Q, 31A-311ac.
Sit. f. 30aA-3fe
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Sans ST Derfaufen-Gin @obnbaiis
nit 9 3immern, SeiBDaiierbei-
sung, Gas uno elsftriides 2iht,
mooerne GiBridtung, biIig 81 Der.
foifen beim Gigentbiimer, 1916
Martbn StraBe, Omaha.
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M6onnirt oltf Die uEdeIide 9mn
ia gribiine". 10c Die ISOLDE.
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Sos preisniiroieiie Glen BEL
Better Slump, Geutffe Slide, 1908
Dodge GtrnBe, q etcd, WabISet
ter 20 GentB.
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Srgcnb eine Art bon aIein-
ganoeleeid)dit beiorgt oosr pcrfduft.
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9eIitateIien, aud friide @emiile
je6er5eit borrGtbig.- Sdnalber &
&offman, 40S n0rbl. 16. GtraBe,
Tbone Douglas 1920.
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abonnirt nuf Die pE1glide Gt1n-
I'd. 1ribiiue@. Zoe Die @odJc.
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Tntentanmdlte

8. U. Shtrges, YnteHtontpnl4,
GAG granoeis 9beater DIoa-
gbone. 9. S469.
gSiaaro GoSp Eatente, 1880 Gin
Nntionol 8nnf Building. Eel.
Epler 1888; Sno. a.fS64.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-24
M. E. Church, South.

w. |. Canter, pastor.-9:3c. Sunday
school, II. T. Jones, superintendent;
lO:45, preaching, THE Converts Cues.
tion;" G:30. Epworth League. S. L.
James, president; 1880. preaching by
Rev. L. S. Cunningham. P. E.; $50.
third quarterly conference. New mem,
bers will be received at both morning
and evening services. All who wish to
become members of this church are
asked to make special effort 10 be
present, whether they have signed i
card or not. The meeting will be very
interesting, Come early as there will
bt no delay In beginning and you want
a comfortable seat. Wednesday. I:3n
r. m, prayer and praise service follow.
cG by reception given by the church
and officials TO the new members.
Every member and friend of the
church invited. Cut this out and keep
for reference.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-24
First Baptist Church.

W. ]. Eddy, Pastor.-To.morrow will
be great day at this church. The
plan is Tor the largest Sunday school
ever assembled here. This service
will be at $3.50. The morning service
will be at 1915, subject, THE Chris
tian's Privilege" There will be an OPP
portunity given at this service for all
who desire TO unite with the church.
The same opportunity will be given at
'he night service at $50. At the close
OF the evening service the pastor viii
baptise large number, the greater
part Of whom will be men. The B. Y.
p, u. will resume services again a:
$3.50. There will be- baptism at the
close OF the service on "Wednesday
evening at 1880. We want as many as
can to be received this week. so that
they may be taken into full member
ship on sunday, June fst, At the morn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-24
PLANT Of
BELL TELEPHONE
GO. A BIC AFFAIR
1T IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE
COMPANY WILL SOON BUILD ITS
q OWN BUILDING ON MONROE
STREET TO GIVE IT BETTER IA.
ciLlTlEs FOR HANDLING ITS
BUSINESS.

The Bell Telephone Company it is
reported will within the next year
commence the building OF new home
for its plant on a lot recently pur.
chased on Monroe street.
A visit to the local plant of the com.
pany will show the necessity for bet.
ter and larger quarters.
The traffic or operating depart
ments Of the company is located on
the second floor of the Skinner build.
ing and some idea of the extent of the
business eau be had by visit to the
plant. Here C. W. Morton, wire cnler.
W. v. Briceland, traffic chief, and E. J..
Ellsworth, plant chief, are found to be
Very busy men, with great responsi.
bility resting upon them.
About fifteen girls are as busy NJ
bees working at the switch boards ana