davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

No doubt he realizes that it is hard
to be economical with a good roll Of
bills in your purse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

While the Housewives league are
out fighting the high price Of butter, is
the unsupervised hired girl at home
throwing the remnants OF the butter
plate into the garbage pail?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07
i 4 /. b.

Notice I'D hsrsby Given THAT under
authority 81 an order og Sale granted
|by the Honorable John 3. Henry
EJudge of the COUNTY Court of the
!Eonnty III Ranise Hi theS State III
II MI n a IL ssi ai,a III i, HI M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

The country people are using rural
carriers as an errand boy under the
parcel post, and if the shirtwaists he
picks out don't suit the complexion of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

Owing to the fact that a bluebird
was heard singing in the front yard,
the Turks feel that they sohuld de-
mand more territory and postpone an
agreement for another month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

One ct the churches III Minot III ad.
|vertiailag the biggest s.indeask reed
ever Ut enpte ed iii ttlle city
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

1t is predicted that China will buy
100000 suits of mems clothing soon,
but that business cannot be had mere
ly by opening the front door and wait.
ing for John Chinaman to walk in.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

Madame Nordica remarks that bust
ness women dress better than business
men. Perhaps so, but remember that
dress is to women what advertising is
to men.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

william, h. HAL was crushed L Il
death til 1ile fsrueg coal rnlns u
Avoce near sVilliston. y 5fSs3l 55..s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-02-07

1t may have been unjust to Castro
to exclude him from this country, but
one finds it hard to believe. that Clip
came over here merely to study the
cultivation of lima beans. 5
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SMITHFIELD, OHIO

SMlTHFIELD. o. Dec. 26-Hdfoid
Cope, who Is seriously affected with
writing
our high school teachers. Misses
Mitsman and Heater. from Kent and
Dayton. respectively. will leave for their
homes Wednesday, where they expect
10 spend their holiday vacation.
Each grade In our schools appropri-
ately gave thier Christmas entertain
Hsnt prior to the close OF school
MI. SHELTON OF Maple avenue Is
folks.
Protracted meetings begin January
l OF the Friends church. Everyone is
cordially invited 70 attend these serv-
Marshall Francis. who is a student
AZ the George Washington university at
W as hington. ID. g, is the pleasant guest
OF home folks and friends
bienn Harkhurst and Joe Foster Ada
stuu'hlN. are enjoying pleasant 30.
Journ with home folks
The Me. sunday school Is planning
y" give Hu excellent program Christ
mas night. They are looking FOR YOU
me christian church SUNDAY school
plans 10 treat its students next sun
s.N ana 20 elect Officers for the ensu-
.. =. buchanan. superintendent Of
schools and Miss \. 4. 4. Higgins, FIRST
30" Teachers association in
columbus the week or December -.
- lr an important meeting. as many
Hltat questions Will come up relative
0 the reC' MT ,lhio school survey. Every
hNe TEACHER should join and attend.
MI. lpdegrar, travelling Wrestling
mouse eng lns-r. spent his Christmas
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. O.. Dec 26.-E. w. Shiver.
Is here from Bridgeport
Mrs. Ida G. Callahan was in Wheel
ing this week
[. p. Chisholm. OF Baltimore. haS
been the guest OF A T. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ehehart were
In Pittsburgh this week
Chester Adams was IN Wheeling on
last Saturday.
Henry Nolan was here from Mingo
over Sunday
f. w. Long and family were IN
Wheeling on Saturday.
Miss Helen Phillips is home from
Chambersburg. Pa.
Thomas Mansfield was a Wheeling
visitor on Saturday last.
A. c. Richards spent Christmas In
Dennison.
George Shivers was in Wheeling
Saturday and Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. James Fogle are visit
ing relatives in New Comerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshal, OF Full
ton. visited G.. Cresswell Sunday.
Ernst Mitchell. OF Birdsboro. Pa, Is
the guest OF W. c. Mitchell.
Mrs. Tom Ruby Is the guest OF
Howard Ruby in Mapleton, Pa.
Miss Netta Haverheld, OF Columbus.
Is with Cadiz relatives.
Miss Mary Houser was with r. W.
Houser in Bridgeport this week.
Edwin Arnold. OF SteubenvIIle, is
the guest OF Mrs. w. n. Arnold.
W. H. Host. OF Bowerston. was in
town on legal business this week.
Mrs. Sarah Moore is with Mrs. War
rem Wright. OF Connellsville. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holloway. OF
Lima. are guests OF r. s. Crowl and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riusey. OF
Arcadia. Neb.. are the guests Of Mrs.
K w. kinsey and daughter. Mary X.
Brown.
George Chambers spent Christmas
with his family in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Anna Cresswell has returned
from Wheeling.
Mrs. Irene Peters. OF Columbus. Is
with Sam Robb and family.
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closed Wednesday for a vacation until
Monday. January g.
Miss Maggie houghner and brother
John OF Wheeling are spending a few
Gays with their aunts. Misses II. A
anu Maggie Boughner.
quite a number OF the young people
attended the Christmas ENTERTAINMENT
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. p. 4. Twinen OF Round
bottom spent "A day or two here with
a A0lt and other relatives.
MI ara Mrs. clifford Jones have
moved Into the John Maury property
recently purchased by Mary Johnson
NJ and Mrs. H. X. Meilott OF Mellott
Ridge spent Christmas here with their
laughter. Mrs s. r. Pfalzgraf
waiter Ward was a Wheeling bust
ness caller "Wednesday.
oscar Erlewine. who has employ
ment AT Akron. came IN Thursday TO
spend few days with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Erlewine.
MI. g. " Ross. an old soiier Il.
quite seriously III at his home on Sun
FISH creek
/. Miss Mary vanness. who I. staying
with her grandma Mrs. Meilott, OF
near beallsville. spent day or two
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Dinsmort Bros. ar. making pr.par,-
lions 20 clean out their oil wells here
that have been pumping for a number
II. J. Keller was transactinx bust
ness al Darlington Wednesday.
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RTCHLAND. o. Dec. &c
Frotracted meeting which has been
In progress at the Richlaud NJ. +.
church for the past week, closed on
last sunday morning.
The school children will have a
two weeks vacation now. the school
here AZ VINEYARD Hill closed on Tues
day after spending Monday and Tues
day with examinations
Mrs. Daisy Smith and children. OF
kirkwood, are spending their Xmas
here this week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Mart Wilcox.
Mr.. j. William Robb spent Xmas
WITH his sister Mrs. VIII Finney Of
Miss Mildred Taylor wen on
Thursday TO Canton to spend the holt
laws with her sister. Mrs Carl HAYS.
Mrs. Annie Moon and Miss Edna
Grdebe. OF CadiZ. spent several days
last week here with her mother. Mrs.
Gearbe.
Miss Alice Roscoe spent Xmas with
her brother Mr. and Mrs. James RIOS
c1" ~ Bcllaire.
Ni'sse4 Alta Davis ~ R,n,ock and
Ienra Howell ~ Flushing spent lac.
rl', here with Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Nir and Mrs. Arthur Martin. Of colr-r-
bus are here spending their Christina
v.n hc- parents. Mr. and Mrs uaineI
Mills
Nfr and Mrs Jesse Patrick and NJ
and Mrs TH Kerry and Mr. ,rd Ne
Walter Williams. spent Christmas dav
viii Mr. and Mrs. Tom williams. OF
Warnock
THE sunday school scholars OF g..
Christian church were given their 4.,-
nrnl christmas treat ON last sunday
morning
Mrs Lizzie nixon and Mise Lizzie SID.
SATURDAY,.
Mr and Mrs owen Lyons and chIi
dr'n. of So Dlairsvlllc. spent Christmas
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WOODSFlELD OHIO

WpODSFIEID. o.. Dec. os-Nrs 7
a English was at Pittsburgh this week.
C,oi''r,,i.,,,--au I" armstrong Is home from
vtunnus on her Christmas vacation.
'""rge Greeubank Is here from Co
lumnus over the holidays.
Mt ana AIRS ". ". Thomas and son.
or Stcuhenville We're here the guests or
F'.ni ,'s and friends this week
Walter and Harry schwall. o. :. u.
er..t. >, ~ 'y.umuus. are here tho
MIL McComas has gone to Dodge Cen
'er; Mlhn,. % visit his son ia and wife.
dance al the hall Friday evening which
was largely attended. MeiSter's orrhes-
ira or Wheeling. furnished the music.
haiph Staudt l. home from Canton.
wi'is Dee Is teuching school
I'm ' ,ail ~ W Jones. Of Marietta was
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Joost are at Io-
kfh' g.. 10 SPEND a few days with refa-
VS. Lottic Lang. Of Pittsburgh. is
mere the guest or relatives ana friends
Joseph Wie~end. ~ Kuhn. WIS IN.
guest or his sister. Mrs. elem J. Rausch.
over Christmas.
Miss stella Nelson. 81 ozark. was N.r.
~ ristmas.
The regular meeting % the W g r
~ viii be held al the home OF Miss
Belle Ford Wednesday evening Deem
Der 81, az : o'clock
., oscar oscar II. Groves. OF Summarized. and
married by squire HocTler wednesday.
December g
o., Miss Grace Kerr was AZ s.anesvnie
" n Loar was al cleveland this week
dren of Wellshurr v VI. are here the
quests OF f.f formers mother Mrs
Elizabeth eIIrf4rtn.
Mr. MAJ keccau and daughter Iu-
retiu are at t-iosnv. Okla. 60 susnd
t few days wftt ter son Walter
~ VI. l' n \ VIII give Ncw
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Personals.

Mr. and Mrs Earl Dixon. Of Wheeling.
We're guests al the home Of T. O. Dixon.
on Woodrow avenue. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller. returned
10 their home az kirkwood. yesterday.
after spending several days at the home
OF Mrs. Allie Miller. on Marietta street
Miss Grace Lewis. Of Cleveland Is a
guest AZ the home % her aunt. Mrs Jas
Frazier. on Main street
Mrs ". A Marshall. OF Wheeling. Is
horn.
Miss Beatrice DUR II Martin. Ferry
- guest at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Z Campbell. OF this place
/. ". Keyser. - Shadvsidc. has accent
ed position IN the auditors office AID
IS assisting IN making the abstract for
the new tax commission.
MI and Mrs. ". McRoberts. OF Akron.
are visiting Mrs. McRoberts' father.
Henry Adams. OF this place
Deputy Auditor l.. McCort and family
are visiting relatives az Temperance
willie. o.
Tax Commissioned. T. O. Ayers. Ia.
returned FROM Columbus where he went
70 Investigate matters concerning tho
new tax commission. The blanks TO I'm
out and Instructions Co applicants nav
office
5. T. Lewis. of cleveland. IS calling on
old friends iu town. this week
Q. =. Cunuard. OF Raruesville was IN
the city on business Friday.
J. y. Gibson. or HellaIre. spent vesfe--
day a. the home Of his sister. MR.. r d..
Ayers. and ~ the home OF IA. o. Finley.
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CAMERON, 0.

CAMERON. 3D.. Dec &c rfu1ss "a.
EuuEhner % Wheeling Is spending A
few daFa with hts parents Mr. and
Mrs John NJ Boughner
Mrs - Howell and two sons p4.r
ana Russell OF near woodland W va
srenf 'h-istmaS with her father. Amos
Ault
Mr and Mrs Grover Hougrner and
little daughfsr Sarah were CIarfngt.r
business callers MONDAY
Carl r. Jones. who has eupiovr1e-.f
near Hannibal. spent thriftrla- h.r.
with his family
our schools taught by r. s. ward
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day here with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nixon.
Mr.. Jesse Patrick was I'm Belmont last
Wednesday on business.
Mrs Ida Currd and children. OF
Iniontown. spent sunday here with
Mrs. Elma Taylor and family.
Miss Myra Taylor. Of Barnesviile
and Mr.. Walter Taylorn OF Bergholz are
here spending their Christmas holidays
with their mother. Mrs. Elma TAYLOR.
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Paul s. WEIGH
General Real Estate. Fire Ins, 4.ee.
Room 3os. German Bank Blds.
PoR REHT.

FOR REHr.
90 Nurth wabash ST. 4 rooms
ana bath ...... str m
2us South Front - r,o,,s '-'-'~
g, ana ... bath ..... .-........... 1000
bath. furnished
q Indiana s.. rooms and bath 1000
900 ontario st. rooms ..... 2 90
5os North York St. rooms and
hAtn -...... ................... 1850
~ I'm 81 - rooms .......-... 1900
hiiiessant valley. rooms and bath $500
llraSant valley. > rooms and bath
vs. pOllHwu. q rooms and both
Echo Point. rooms ........ 2B no
Warwood. Z rooms and BATH. $500
A4tenhcim' rooms and bath. ... 1900
Security Trust Co, Agents.
i45 Market Street. Wheeling
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Marriage LicsnA

ST GAINESVILLE. O.. Dec. .s.-Ar-
thur !. Campbell. axe -. and Margaret
A Bouldin. axe %. both OF Martins Fer
~. Rev. simpson officiating.
Ernest noho. age 20. and Bessie
Thornton. age rs. both Of Neffe. o.
Squire Davis officiating
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Probate Court

In the matter OF the estate Of Lulu
iashley. deceived: viii filed and notice
ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Eliza
beth sehoen; deceased; inventory filed
and approved
In the matter Of the estate Of John
Hunt. deceased. proof OF publication OF
notice OF appointment filed
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Mr.. Investor

We have some exceptionally ROOD
pIopositQns IN homes and lots, thai are
more by improving 80 P"'
VIZ. not get more interest from your
See US and let Us show you. our auto
at your service.
We have several good homes for -.,,
on Island 0' 'ei'
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Rinker Tunsnl.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Louisa Rinker. OF Smithfield. " no
died "Wednesday morning OF heart trou-
BILE. were held Friday at 10 %. from the
home OF her son. James Rinker, who re-
sides south OF town. Rev r. :. Young
had charge OF the services and inter
ment was made In the Union cemetery
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufaoturers. Jobb.r, ~
cllnta ana Othar MhnIaaaI. n..1...

NOTICE 1S HFREVY gTVT.S -,
ne state Board OF control OF tfs So
oi West virginia will receive oils daifv.
f.f rum. hing supplies FOR the esve,si
NiHtc Irsiituflo ua. the financial mango
u''If ~ which IN vested in said Voarf
'nir1ctF Will ho awarded % ~ . low at
nIdurIf quality cons iered and othsr
lNihfN Ne.ng equal West Nlrginb daaf.
VIII N" given preference
lists % supplies needed will IN ,.,--
NE -od h'acfrs on receipt Of rerueg..
tafrE the line desired
rIAIE BOARD or CONTRDH
asttt CLarleston. est NirEnia
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Realty Transfers.

From George W. Hess TO Joseph Reza-
hex. tract OF land in Richland township;
consideration $500.
From Martha Beali TO David Elkin.
sideration 81
From Henry A. Neff and Ida Neff 20
John Neff. tract OF land In 81. Glars
Vile; consideration $500.
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Imperial glass company
Bellaire, Ohio

Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing 90 coupon Promissory Notes issued
July LIST 1910. as part OF "A $50 dividend
by the Imperial glass company. Of Bell o.
are, ohio. viii be retired on January II,
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DIED

pUNbEvY-on Thureday December
'I.t HI O'Clock o. M ~ her h,r4 ,
in hirEWood. Mrs SEYMOUR PTS
'.'-F p. m.i'c tith year ~ her age
Nu'fHl services SUNDAY. December 81.
Hi = W. Intrrmont viii De- IN Week
cemetery. bridgeport
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Farmer. 1nssitu,. Program.


The annual Belmont County Farmer
Institute will be held here Monday and
Tuesday. December 20 and 80. 1918.
Morning sessions will begin al 9 30. at
ternoon. at /. evening. at :. Tickets for
evening entertainments on sale at II so
a. IN. each day.
Notwithstanding Session
Address by the President
Address-Alfalfa. Is Years Expert
Discussion n. =. Giffen. w r Ra, cfmp
Address-silos and Silage. W. u. Zinn
Discussion Jas. y. Lyle +. NJ Daniels
Afternoon-Ladies Session.
Presidents Address.
Piano Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
Mary f. Hart. Lois bradford
Reading. ......... Miss Marjorie Bogcs
Vocal solo. Miss Jessie Wilson
-. Mary y. Hart. Alice Longley
Address ;.... Mrs. Starhuck. Colerain
Vocal solo. Miss Wilson. New Concord
Evening Session.
" n Ca, 500 ''.'....-.... Miss Wilson
Lecture The ships tha, JACK hpil,".
uesday-Morniine Session Sion ~ ~
Invocation. ..-.... Rev. r. :. Young
Lecture Leguminous Plants 49,.
..-.-.... .-.....-.-.-W W. ID. linn
Round Table Discussion--Ts Ohio Doing
too Much or too Little for Arriculturc
MY TIP to Washington and How
Earned lt-------- Robert Giffen
Afternoon Session.
Making and Maintaining sod d.SS wilson
...-. ...............-..W ID. linn
Discussion.
Reading .............. Miss lois SIDo
Ihc New Tax law ........ Geo. :. Leuts
Tax Commissioner OF Belmont CO
Round Table piscuSsion-Do Country
schools Train Boys and Girls for
Farm Life Discussion opened by
George NJ. PoEue.
Evening Session
Galbraith Brothers Entertainers
Another interesting feature OF tho
ladies' Session viii be two lectures one
Land OF the Bitter Root" by Miss Mat
Tie Anderson. OF this place and The
Mission Of the Women OF the Twentieth
century by Mrs. r. nysinger. Of
Wheeling
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FARMS WANTED.

We have inquiry for good ohio farms
situated nu pike road leading % Wheel
INK. Also number OF inquiries FOR
northern West virginia farms II We
tnt them o. suit We can make quick sale.
Write us. giving FUN particulars about
your farm.
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WANTED
COAL LANDS

an EEb-Ne" River or pOcahonfqr
40 coal and working coal propo-i-
u"uS netting joe Of the purchase price.
only letters from owners or duly auth
DRIED agents will be answered. x - u
new. 5l- =. street. y W. Washington
capitalists d-c-fg- 90 .
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Is ertSGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTERlAI EMBALMER.
ii22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 675.
VIC l. Hfrtschy, Bell Phone t2s2R
c J. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone i22qY
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fr.f IrIrkiIu township o.
IrcIcrIek Schneider fo IS !. rTeah-
man. 'e.ie acres. center TOW nship, a.
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Iheholdcrs Of above Notes are -.
quested To- surrender them. with all un.
earned interest coupons attached) at the
office OF the Security Trust COMPANY
wheeling ". Va. for payment, redernp y.
ton and retirement on tho first day OF
January, 1914. and after such date in,
terest thereon shall cease.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
d-2o-q Secretary
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Redemption of Bonds.

Redemption OF
bSo coupon Promissory Notes
issued July /. 1910.
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WANTED-Fema uaIc

good vVag.s 20 80, 80. usewo-k:
nhono aOs+J Al, ~ s,all Bell
Ar -Nol phone
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WANED-MALE HELP


"nEDLre men OF real sales abil-
- earning sl25 or more
now open. son on - ~te r,tot
Ohio. ~ NieNeAnd.
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Wanted-Male and Female =,

len, women. get government
$1,000 month. $4,000 appointl-.
coming Write for list OF posts
FrauklinR Institute Usrs ss9uF
Ier. n. n. o-29-to-d -26-extu-
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ho,,e 500 al - 90 IAN ~, ,elds Mt
sewing 90, ~. $50, uiy plain
iaI fIrnts - 49, ~ IN not Mater
stamped addressed envelope 10 ,nh
lars. Paragon supply Co, A 3y,.I.5
Ave. Kansas city. Mo a@Itie
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ron U. Aa,~ go -,

WANTED-Soap Az. o.. 60
skin Soap has eV,ht, 'an'ary
profits. We protect yo, ,nrs,, yea, lor
- 81 a,,ts ~ ''S' sc. Daley Mfg.
-, 9 JUS, MO 6-l3-2O-2.-ja-3
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WANTED-Locomot
men, wages about sl(a.I,,, pIhhe-
-. T,,tctit,..,--'1 "eN' 'np. Railway
'''b'i.'' d-6-I3-2O-25
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girls with neat appearance scn
voices. Apply Terre and Bko,
travelling Misses, Victoria Thea q
tween 10 and IL o'clock. Friday a.. pc
urday. sat
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cry ana eaIos ha FOOD deliv.
school Appiy ci-.,Jork before
ment Int,Geencsr Jpn Depart-
n NJ SetL q and q
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wANTED-Salesmen tS.u ,o,---,-,.
eoods. Experience uiressarx a,s
liberal compensation to r. ana
=. Adams Company, 1liG. =.
iJp-staiTs) Stin u.
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FOR Sal :

FOR SAL I-oIivsr tvn.vr,,o. - -,
condition. u. J. Smith. $40 NJ
81 wheeling. Bell STIR. NatienI
A'''-H' hu1s-tf
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-12-26

snIrt. Malacni Nolan brought cup
of water, Mosely hunted impatiently
for flask of whisky, and when they
had Strengthened him out upon his
pillows, Carroll ran for the hotel
physician. The colonel recovered
consciousness before the physician
came and glanced around with an ex-
preston of embarrassment.
Damn such heart, anyway" he
said. Then young Doctor Lambert
came with his new stethoscope. When
the doctor had finished his ausculta.
ton, the colonel said:
Malachi, vote your delegation solid
every time--don't give complimentary
votes-it's dangerous. And remember
i don't care what happens so long
as Carroll's nominated, trade any
thing for that, and send me word
But they hushed him.
At noon Doctor Foerder, the spe-
oiallst, arrived.
"Ah, Lambert" he said, scowling
about him as he put down his tremen.
dous leather valise, big with the mys-
FERROUS contrivances of modern sur
gerry, pulled OFF his gloves, and with
his quick, professional tread, stepped
to the bedside. He exposed the col
onel's big chest, and began a delicate
percussion with his white fingers.
When he had done tapping, he laid
his ear over the colonel's heart, and
listened silently long time to the
cardiac murmurs, he rolled under his
fingers the superficial vessels of the
temples, the forearms, the wrists, the
knees, he counted the pulse; and he
looked long at the old mans finger
nails.
Foerder briefly consulted with
Lambert, that is, repeated the dlrec.
tons he had already written out, and
began to buckle his big valise.
And as to a nurse?" asked Doctor
Lambert,
"Tn send one of my own" said
Toerder, hastily lighting a Russian
cigarette. He could not remain long
in one place. He had patients to see
, and lecture to deliver over at Rush
Medical college and his man was
waiting with his hlgh.hooded phaeton
down in Jackson boulevard,
The nurse, diffusing a faint odor Of
antlseptics, came from Doctor Foer-
der's private hospital, laid aside her
bonnet and veil and pausing an in
slant TO give woman's touch to her
hair, quietly and deity set the room
In order.
All that afternoon the colonel lay
in his darkened bedroom, fighting the
battle of his life. He lay so still the
nurse almost fancied him asleep, so
regular was his breathing. Once he
broke the silence by asking the time.
Twenty minutes after three" the
nurse responded, glancing at her lit
tie watch.
Some of the conventions, then.
the colonel said. "are over. | won
der why they don't send me word"
The nurse did not notice his speech
and he added;
4 Pardon me, you doubtless are not
interested In politics"
About this time news was brought
from the Fifth district convention In