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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-04

Palmer's Perfumes-Simond 5.
Buster Brown shoes at Browns
Department Store.
Mrs. ]. c. Moore, of Naples,
transacted business in town last
Saturday.
Oh, what Barring knows about
Cascade.
Let Brown clothe your boy and
see how much you save.
You can save money by buying
your Fourth of July supplies at
Simond's Drug Store.
Kent & Dore erected a hundred
foot flag pole yesterday by their
offices on Main street.
For Sale-22 caliber Winchester
rife. Inquire at Lawrence Parker
residence. Adv. Ito
Claude Banks, of Watertown,
S. Oak, arrived here last week to
spend few weeks visiting his boy
hood chum, Howard Monks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a dinner
in the Walker building on Kootenai
street on July 4th. Price IS cents.
If the party that took Mrs.
Sawyers chickens will put same
back nothing will be said, if not
otherwise for the party is well
known.
Rueben and Phoebe Boileau left
Tuesday for six weeks visit
with friends and relatives at St.
Paul, Red Lake Falls, MINI. and
other eastern points.
w. +. Johnson left Friday for
Portland, Greg, where he will
join his wife in a several weeks
vacation tour of coast points. Mr..
Johnson is the conductor of the K
V. Ry. train.
Moore Bros. have received a new
shipment of Edison Blue Amberol
records which contain selections by
the worlds most famous musical
artists. When you have a spare
moment drop in and hear them.
Rev. A. NJ. Skindlov returned
last week from St. Paul where he
had been attending the annual
conference of the United Luthern
Church of America. Mr.. Skind-
low was elected visitator' of the
Spokane district, which embraces
Montana, Idaho and eastern
Washington. There were ten
thousand delegates in attendance,
some from Madagascar and China
The Parade
If you bought it at Bush's its
1 north oil that xro1s rofd for ~
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-04

Paints and wall paper at Brodys.
See the fine line of cutlery at
the Pastime. If
Mrs. H. A. Gale returned last
Friday from Harrison, Ida. where
she had visited with her parents
for several weeks.
Let Bush take care of your berry
business.
Why let your slumbers be broken,
when a little of Brody's Mosquito
powder will make things right.
The ladies who buy their berries
at Bush's always know that the
price and quality is right as they
have the choice of the countries
best patches.
Mrs. Emma Jones and her son,
Carl, returned Tuesday to their
home at Standpoint after several
days visit here with Mrs. Jones
sister, Mrs. c. w. King.
We are closing out our line of
mems apparel at money saving
prices. The Style Shop,
We have two autos available for
picnic parties for Sundays or
dances during the week. Call
City Taxi, Phones 1922 or 90 or
DR.. Moore's office. geo If.
AT a meeting held Tuesday night
the village trustees decided to
charge a license of $500 for all
game of chance concessions in the
town on July Fourth. No gam
bling devices are to be allowed.
Notice-A small bay mare white
star on forehead, is being held by
me at Naples, Idaho, until called
for. Owner may recover same by
paying costs. Mrs. John c.
Moore, Naples, Idaho. 7-4-24
The Peoples Meat Market in
stalled a new Enterprise sausage
machine Monday, the only one in
the city. The machine is sanitary
in every respect and is operated by
electricity. Ii
Miss Ada Shilson, formerly a
teacher in the local high school,
arrived here last Saturday night
from Weiser, Ida, for a few weeks
visit with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Brody.
While visiting at the Medbury
home Sunday afternoon Alfred
May happened to look towards hi.
home next door and was surprised
to see smoke pouring from all side:
and fastening to the house he
found the walls of one of the
partitions ahame. The fire wa.
put out with but little damage
resulting. Defective wiring wa;
the cause Of the ere,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-04
Creston Special

There is only one place in this
city where Cascade can be pur-
chased.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-04
The Parade

If you bought it at Bush's its
worth all that you paid for it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Operation For Stomach Trouble Aids
But Temporarily and Woman
Refuses TO Have Second
One Performed.
CREDITS UNITED DOCTORS WITH
FINAL CURE.
United Doctors Really Effected Ny
Cure-Says Ohio Woman Who
Refuses to Undergo Knife
Again.

Modern bloodless surgery is indeed
a wonderful Improvement over the
ola methods OF cutting for the slight
est causes. surgery still holds sway
among large percentage Of the old
style doctors and the new ones are
nearly always willing 10 try their ha nd
at the knife
Surgery Is all right in its place, but
" mas been proven In thousands and
thousands NJ cases that most opera
tions are entirely unnecessary. Time
and time again has this fact been de-
rnoHstratcd by the United Doctors,
who have their Wheeling Institute on
the second floor Of the McIRin build
Ing az 90 Twelfth street. near Market
street
Hardly n pay paxsrs but some I'M
fortunate and hopeless sufferer goes
10 the United Doctors In search for
health and after every other means OF
aid have failed them I'm years OF sur-
fering
While the United Doctors treat sue
cessfully gall stones. goitre. rupture
tunors. rectal troubles and other So
called surgical cases. they never op.r-
ate or us>p the knife
Few healthy people realize with
what dread a sick person looks upon
an operation. few realize the mental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
A CORRECTION
Fohee Court Case Results IN Gross In.
justice Being Dons Prominent
PEOPLE

In r".''o court yesterday morning
Two '"une w"n. AGED about 3a wears
and giving their names as William and
Mi.lard McColioch and their f,-t
d"r'' a- Short Greek. v,re fined for
dI-'ri"r't conduct An account of
This Wa carried in OBJ" frfoilirerc r
yesterday mosniur tn th. rat prt ~ fh.
court proceedings. and 800 This puh'ic1
lion rrHt" infusffDe va. dom. fD two
90 't~ most prominent farmers and
nirhIf respected cifil.ne of ohio
count,
Tho M,roio,r family arD among
'H' h'.f Shown aud nlh., RESPECTED
n thI- section and while their clos
'r''nI. scr" aware Do $780, NOT tho
.tra s'nfrm'r who bear frr above
name. f"' H fs amour others vho
hn"a fh' DmI, "ul, CASUAL, fhaf "a
"r"ns impt"s iru mIrhf le created
Do IHs nnf t.f boon f.trru 100. a
whether ON. tuure MON crested bad
'n" rrhf f1 1850 OH. Inutr rim,. huf
'h" Irf''"rrr,er uIt,. tl.s statement
t' correct fhc rank IrII.fi.o done two
1hsf'n'.l resident. of thc count, Do,
fh' occurrence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
MESSAGE SENT.
ANSWER TODAY
AVIATOR RICHTER DELIVERS P1Hs1
LETTER IN STATE TO
MAYOR KIRK
VIII rafe Answer Bach To-day-wili
Attempt 20 Break Attitude and
Enduranoe Records

Aviator JOSEPH Richter. made three
perfect Tights NJ the fair grounds YES
terday. on IN the morning and two In
remained In the air aIou, ten minutes
and ascended to very htgh altitude lie
followed practi ally the same course ~
ground very grnrefully.
Just before starting on his flight yes
t"rdhN morning. Frof Richter was hand
81 a message addressed To- me Mayor or
h"elins. Harvey l.. XIII. lie ascendef
- "a great a.igh;. ri-clad 30 rtt- b,iIt
ins and dropped the message The mos
sage Vas taken 3" a." city building and
given 2" ~" mayor. who wrote tie fol-
lowing reply
tiiy o: Wheeling. " Va.
Executive department..
-. l. k'rk Mayor and Pres. ~ Board OF
June 70. 1913.
S"c'y "f ~" Wheeling Board ~ TRADE
ani Semi-Cetnenuisi Executive Com-
mite. Wh"'iins. West virginia
Sly bear Mr. NaSlor.
beg 20 acknowledge recent Of vou-
.etter = This date py Aerial Post ana
thank you most heartily for ~. "sfur.lt-
m"ntary terms useI therein. nav.
worked bard ard ~uerEeticaiy. because G
feit IL vas IN! duty 10 try AMI MAKE tho
"lrt'day Tarty OF our stat" q great sue
! wish 90 take this opporturi,y 20
thank YOU As So rotary ~ tur Semi
'"nt"nnia! Executive ''owWitte-. for
80 II great ftf"rt ana v iSu To- thank each
ana every member - fhe various com
iuift"fS fur 't'ir gnt'ring Efforts ant
great work. Also % than. Zach ana
ever citizen for 90" Trtriotte way fu
W'i'n They nav" r"~puutsi 20 the call
10 maxi t-is ar occasion long To- boz. r.
mem n"r"d. demonstrating o. the outside
world t'af West Virginia ~ ono ~ IN.
greatest and most progressive states iu
the Republic.
AGAIN ftanktng Won FOR vour assist
anr~ and with klnds~t r.rnrd-. beg
To remain. Very truly yours
Ns,o- ~ the Cits ~ Wf.'i,re
This m'~s.i-" Vlll h" attached o. 30 bio
In"n ami '"i INTO o." air fits iunIutrg
80 ." O'Clock Aviator R'.lter VIII mon
end ~ h.s hi-r.an". clrtIfe &C. bal
In"H, take q" message ana return 90 tie
fair grounds The letter viii tren ~
oersunufce
This .- c." first aerial ue-sare over
s"ft 300 fre STATE tf West Ntrs.tIt and
Few ''t's mt. fH.s great rrI prosper.
Gus state nf ".f- 1911 receive. o.. .-r,. Ifrf
I"ff''r "f DO. Tt.I D.. f.s ferufr .tr..a
80 'rft ''fe.'r'e containing It-..s %
-" ffir rfHtrd-. money 600. su...rire
OF ne r"i"If tfiH. vIll HIau ir taken mo
'.' .ir r. Professor Richter. tats mora.
inE and cast rlrIft
u %" Wstf..r proves f4t.fI..a t...Ia.
aviator lii'.''f H.l srIct... o.. .reIA
- 'niurt0.. record nf Walsh ami
"i 81 "r boo r.tHf"s lfHf .ff.r
."ii- fh.- f'.'rI Co.,. ..t.t.I. f...f.i for
mo SION" Hf iFfr-t ..t..It i..t.fs. hes
f"f Nf. Hf'.s 'i.+f.a BE- familiar wIfN
49,. 1fr I".Eet- 100 f.f4 .ffIrffv nae.
rie' t't fHf to aIf.fu... rs.nrf TNs
rrH..fro To- r"V in 5."ff..f condition art
Do .a r"rf.t''t rf s.,.,s. .I .4tu t.a.
tI-'s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
REDEMPTION OF BONDS NOTICE.

OF the drawing for redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds First Series
If the city OF Wheeling
Notice IS hereby given by the Commits
-i"nerS % the Main street Bridge Bonds
list Series that on June ! >. pursuant TO
the requirements OF the ordinance Of
said city passed lin day Of March. 1890.
entitled An Ordinance To provide FOR the
issue and sale OF Bonds Of the city OF
Wheeling To be known as the Main Street
BridEe Bonds 'ist Seriesl and FOR the re-
iemption and payment thereof The fol-
lowing described Eonds issued under said
ordinance were duly determined nv lot
10y said Commis-iouerS for redemption
and payment on the first day OF July.
1919. to-wit.-
Rond % $500 -Principal-1o4
Rond Of $500 Princi pal-li1
Ssid Rcnis 50 determined Will he re-
deemed and raid az the Bank 81 the Ohio
Valley. In the city ~ Wheeling West
virginia. on an after the said first day
Of July. 1919. and said bonds 80 deter
mined will cease 10 hear interest from
the last mentioned day and date
IL. W PETERSON
!. r. SANDS
J. \. MILLER
Commissioners 81 the Main street Bridge
Loan. LIST Series. ie-l6-s
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FIRST OPERATION FAILS
BALKS AT ANOTHER one

SUFFERING prior to an operation or the
phSsicaI suffering afterward. when
having Undergone all this and the
oPeratlon proves a failure the sufferer
"eh-nlgh hopeless and will do any
ming rather than go through the dread
orocai again. In going through the
Aperiehce OF Mrs Bertha Bourne, of
Sez Lynn street. Newark. Ohio. we
nave u typical instance Of what the
surgeons knife often means to sick
people.
To Whom IL May Concern:
newark. Ohio. June 3. 1913.
For the last four years l have been
sick with stomach trouble and in this
me nave undergone an operation
ana spent hundreds OF dollars for
medicine. Although the operation did
heip me temporarily. II was the Unit
20 DOCTORS who really effected a cure.
ne surgeon who had operated on me
insisted that he operated on again
put the dread OF the first operati ton
was sun on mo and the fear OF the
CONSEQUENCES OF the second operation
compelled me TO 40 to the United
Doctors who friends had advised me
never operate"
The physician In charge Of the
United Doctors institute gave me on
courasement and told me he was Ger
tain could be helped"
To-day am feeling fine and con-
slider myself absolutely cured and the
credit for all this shall always 40
tors.
(Signedb
MRS, BERTHA BOURNE.
2s2 Lynn street. Newark. Ohio.
the above statement was made by
Mrs. Bourne in tho hope thu, II might
prove benefit to other sick people.
Adv.
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Fairmorf g. o. Clogs. of Mound
WIZ. % O. Emir. ~ W.Hsrurr. O.. o.
Wa'k'n-. Dr.. o. ~ Gr"ir. s o. t-Iri-h.
Sror''Ir, William Srhwsrffsl.r fnd
oth"r- nf Whr'nrr C1mmun cations
"'ro read frum Charleston. Hinton.
Huntrlfor. CLARK .hu.E and other
ro.1f. indicating .u' r".' and expires.
irr aff r'tHI of tut action VhI.r
mirf t' fat,r O.. tcstrrdt. 81 meet.
Irr
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HOTEL FRON1ENAC KENTgGKY

lar section. between the two famous
piers. central TO all attractions. modern
hieh cIa-- motel as good as the best
capacity 2bo. VIII make very susciai
terms Of s.. 80. $3.50. Sis up weekly.
lncluulnG iarge ocean rooms. metal beds
eieNat"i paths. phones superior table
with whit" service. table supplied direct
from farm, pure water. sanitary plumb
boardwalk Booklet " = WATTS
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aEDEanrIoH OF BoHDs NOTICE.

or the drawing for redemption of
Bonds OF the Loan OF 1885 OF the city
OF Wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by the Com
missioners OF the Loan or 1885 or the
CITY OF Wheeling. West Virginia that on
June 10. 1913. pursuant TO the require
ments OF the ordinance OF said city
passed May IL. 1855. entitled An Ordi-
nance TO provide for the issue and sale
OF Bonds Of the City of Wheeling to be
known as the Bonds of the Loan or
1855 and for the redemption and pay
ment thereof and providing for payment
into the city Treasury OF certain
amounts from revenues OF the Gas ana
Water Works" the following described
Bonds issued under the said Ordinance
were duly determined ny lot by said
Commissioners for redemption and ray
ment on the first day OF July. A. II. 1913.
to-vif:-
Bonds OF $500 Principal each mum.
bered as follows.-So. -. No. 81, No SIS.
Total si.50O.0o.
Bonds OF $1,000 Principal zach
n,rnbered as follows $40. l25. No 1855.
Nc. 2le. No. 215. No 200. No. 24t No.
said bonds So determined will TIE re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the ohio
Valley In the city OF Wheeling. West
Virginia. on an after the first day OF
July. 1919 and said bonds so Determined
Will cease 20 bear Interest from the last
named day and date.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
l.. r. SANDS.
Il. W PETERSON
Commissioners OF the Loan OF 1855.
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT
THE BASEBTENT6, FIRST. SECOND
THIRD, FOURTH AND fifth FLOORS
OF THE NEW FIRE Proof MEECAH-
TILE BUILDING ON DfAIH STREET
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER
WILL BE READY ABOUT FIRST OF
APRIL, 1914.
EACH FLOOR CAN BE RBErED
JAMES L. HAwLrY.....
lo65ia MAIN STREET.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
HEDE0TIoH OF SoHDS.
OF the 1sdemvt1on OF Bsr1ss y, Amount
ing 20 esIooo.oo OF the HS3un1-
ing Loan OF lso0 OF the
CITY OF Wheeling.

Notice IL hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Refunding Loan OF ise:
that on June Is. 1919. pursuant TO the
requirements OF the ordinance OF said
City passed January Z. lso2-Amended
March -. 1909. and again amended June
Is 1902. entitled: An ordinance 20 pro-
vide for the issue and sale OF bonds OF
the city OF Wheeling TO be known as
the Refunding Bonds OF 1902, and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bonds
numbered from l2s TO 1874 inclusive and
100000 said bonds will be redeemed
and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio VALLEY
IN the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia
on and after July I, 1919 and said bonds
Will cease TO bear interest on the last
named day and date
u. &. LIST. JR.
JAMES l. MAXWELL.
J. A MILLER
commissioners OF Refunding Loan OF
1909. je-i4-r
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Ml@s1zl1aS n
4se 4., AVE. pirrseUReH. PA.

HOTEI~These are two OF CITY
good liluo. house propositions.
HOTEL near Pittsburgh. eighteen
rooms: rooms always occupied. bar
averaging 81 % daily. can be increased.
present p-onrieicr Is old and wishes to
retire Price $1,000
WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS.
old establishment averaging t25O
daily: guarantees a stock Of SIS 900;
located IN one 81 the best borsuEhs
near P.t'sburE This business clears
$4,000 yearly Prics SI5 eee
always investigate q proposition
before placing ten IN the market.
Would he very CAD % coF mnnicate
with people meaGitE business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
WANTED-LODGING

WAHTED-AN citizens to endeavor to
arrange 10 accommodate the visitors
during Semi-ceutennial week with lodR-
ms. The committee finds rooms very
scarce. and II II up 10 the hospitality OF
our citlzens To- take care Of the visitors.
Notify Information bureau Citizens
Sat. Bank. Conservative Life Bldg Bell
phones 1894 and 1850. Mats. 1875
phones 1894 and 96N1. Nat1 1878. Reets-
tration office has been opened, Ie-ls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
FURNISHED ROOMS
A GENTLEMAN'S ROOM

For rent that Is coy. convenient. clean
and homelike. with use Of bath A sales
man or business man Will find this to
his liking. 20 minutes by trolley 20
Wheeling Convenient To- ca- line Rent
reasonable Call a. 32f North Sth st,
Martins Ferry ohio. fe-20-h
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WANTED-ROOMS

ROOMS WAuTED-Any one having
rooms. lodging. or boarding facilities
kindly call at Board of Trade offices
market Auditorium ana fill out blank.
bureau Of information, Semi-Centenniai
COMMITTEES. my -sat-Wed- frI-ff
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srRArH HAVEN RorEL.

Uccan end kFtuCkV nvenue DoOrs
never c'oSed. American plan 81 up daily
slo weekly. European plan 81 up daily
SPECIAL weekly. Restaurant attached.
Private baths. elevator from street level
Every home comfort Ownership main
as"ment. j. W. BINDER
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received for the
construction Of a five-stpfy and base
m"nt reinforced concrete building FOR the
NeuraIrN lin" 90. Wheeling. ". Va. IN
III Il o'clock noon. Wednesday. June -.
1918.
BIDS viii be taken separately for the
genera! construction. beating. plumbing
and electro wiring.
All bids shall lie delivered in sealed
envelopes. piairly marked. 20 Mr.. u r.
trhr"nS. President ~ Neuralgyiine 60. .
" heeing. W. Va. on or before the time
zen above. md each bid must be ac-
rnUTa ui"d 10y 81 certified check. equal to
% OF the amount ~ the bid. as an evil
tHrCv 90 good faith.
Plans ana specifications for This work
are "u file ana can be inspected during
"if!gc EoIr~. 80 the Offir. ~ the Archi-
,eSt. 9 " Bates. Board ~ Trade Bldg
Wheeling. W Va
The NeuralEyline 90. reserves the
rgAt 20 accept any Or reject any or all
bids submitted io-l2-o
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Wanted-Male and Female Help

WANTED-oiovernme Jobs open to men
and women. Thousands OF appoint-
iu'nts Write Tor list Of positions.
FRANKLIN Institute, Dept AS z. Roches-
.-L. y. \. je-ls-t-jy-l6
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FoR sAbE-Ny residsu.e On Eoff st.
Ein. ap-ftf
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Motto. to Manu- -ctursrs Jobpers xI1r-
chants AID Other Wholet.is Dealers
NpIICE II HEEEHf GIVEN. mat
Tie state Board OF Control OF the S,ste
OF West Virginia will receive bitlS daily
al It's orfice at Charleston West N!r-
gina. Tor furnishing supplies for the
seNeral Stnte lnstitItiOrs. the financial
iuataG meut OF which - yeSteQ IN said
lfoafi Contracts Will he awarded TO the
lowest nidders. qua! - COnsiie.sl. anu
OtHer th.nEs being equal West SirxinlA
dealers Will he giv.r preference
Lists OF supplies NEEDED w.ll b. fur
ulshei hiddsrs Oh receipt Of requests
stating tie line desired
STATE BOARD - CONTROL.
sst-u Charleston. West Vtrg riN
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r'uiI ar. o. q smith. sic Mafl st.
w '~"ling Roll lhone So. 10. Natl 1857
~ fa-1f-tf
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ron SALT quf b h4ver Lot COX
goo. 18Th 81 talj sat phone ifse-Y.
Uy1b.tf
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Haller BieberSOn -Gundling Co.

Real Esta+s and rtre Insurance
COR 18TH AND MARNET STREETa
BOth Phones f9a.
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Wanted SituationS-Male.

WAHTED-Pos.tion as stenographer by
young man thoroughly conn etent, with
good general education. including book
keeping Best references 500 Market
ST. iarkershure. ". Va. je-l7-o
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-t'sruI lslf-er STREET Uav-
'uTurf 20. Hn. FOUR lrit -r.fisnaf book
LH-"- 81" NN. genuine leather Rocker
> no. |' virginia So je-is-i
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PHILLIPS HOUSE
HotEL RUDOLF

ATLANTIC CITY. y
On tho ocean front At...,.. -,
ap7'fy loo" America. ana Iu-c-,,e..,,
iIah- Hot and cold fresh ana So, v,,ta,
~ hil hath~ running water Co. -Fiests
rooms Rroat Ncraucos ,o,,,,.,,' - = :, :
view ~ ocean ana connecting vyffI tbc
iam"is foard Walk cafe RUDOLF - 90
~ D" big attractions 80 Afi,rfi~ go
Rocket aud terms upou rcogesf ~
y. ;. RI kEYSEK Ngr
JOEL. IIIr.rNA% Pes
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fifii" " iiIC~Tfualr. .,I-
uIiuiefrtfriN Of MiurI.
s. lia-'. mann. deceased
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-04-11
lCOpyrishs By the BobDs-Merriil CO..

HE golf links were pictur-
esque; spreading along
the shore or climbing
through the heart Of the
island set in the great riv-
er; here and there a vista
OF the huge bulk of the ar
senal-shops; walled over
the river by the hills be-
hind opulent. bustling lit
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-04-11

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thing my father wants. can't man.
age men and make friends and run the
business as my brothers did. Now he
wants me to marry q girl he has
picked out for me; and I've got to dis
appoint him again. wrote him I'd
try to meet his wishes every other
way-I'd accept dinner invitations; I'd
learn the steel business; could ride
and run an automobile, and had been
up In an airship, and I'd try to win .
golf cup: and I'm taking bridge les
sons, but--the hand of Douglas was
his own. you know"
II think that's splendid" cried the
girl heartily II don't want to; but
maybe shall have to. to save MORA !"
Don't you DO It! he exclaimed 1T
makes me sick to think Of their trying
to force you into such thing" He
did look moved
who's the man?" growled Willy in
. tone Of mingled gloom and fury.
Il don't know his name replied tho
girl sadly. IT was like this: Dad met
his father. and they became very
chummy. and they got to talking. He
talked about his son, who Is nice
fellow with elegant tastes and doesn't
IKE business. on, know, . perfectly
odious person
~Odious," willy agreed morosely; -
downright sissy! You'd be watchedi"
YES" sighed Lady Jean; but