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The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
No )TI(,E:!

The new telephone directory is go
ing to press. Notify the local tele-
phone office of any changes or cor
recuons to be made by August 25th.
THE MOUNTAIN STATES t. & t.
COMPANY. S-21-4t
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Seepoge Not Calamity; Merely
Problem Says r. E. Iurpin; Get
Together is His Sound Aduice

stirring and able editorial in the urrez issue Of the Inter-
mountain Fruit Journal formerly Of this city but
editor that publication ucy the drainage situation
the country The with which be avoided
simplest overcoming well shown His edi-
entitled Get Together Drainage, is follows
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Returns to Delta.

Returns TO Delta.
Miss Helen Conway, a popular
Delta girl, who has been the guest of
Miss Tress Vollmer of this city for
week or more, left this morning
for her home.
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Mrs. Margaret cellar left today for
st. Paul, Mimi, expecting to spend
several months in different Mime
so ia cities visiting friends and reia-
tives, especially in Mankato and Burr
Island.
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To De Beque.

To De Beque.
Clarence Kurtz went De Beque yes
terday on a business visit for the Glib
son Lumber company.
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Here to Locate.

Here to Locate. ai(
Mrs, Drebick and daughtR of
Great Falls, mother and sister oAs,ys.
Lloyd Gale of this city are here to
make their home.
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Would write more. but burned
my arm from what my small son calls
the nostril of the tea kettle
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BY AdeIine IL. SperTY.

What a wondrous, beautiful thing
is brave, kindly, loving heart, and
what white-llvered. sinking cur of
a scoundrel a man can be who pos
sesses II mott The creature who
lured, with a coaxing hand, Laddie,
the beautiful Scotch collie belonging
to the Claytons, to a safe distance
from his home last Saturday morn
ing, then shot him and left him for
dead, is the poorest kind of a pol
troon and deserves to be cooked in
boiling oil for hours and hours, while
his writhing. twisting, suffering
scrap of a soul strives in vain to sep
arate itself from his hideously tor
tured body. God must have been
sound asleep or away from home
when such a Thing was created.
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II 1t is first class work you are look
Ing for have your cleaning and press
Ing done at the Suitorium. Strictly
reliable.
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Denver Girl Here.

Denver Girl Here.
Miss Alice Kness of Denver is hero
for visit and is stopping at the La
Harpe hotel.
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Trunk straps, grip strips, name
tags.-Fred Mantey.
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Colorado Springs Party Here.
A. G. Sharp, president of the Ex-
change National bank in Colorado
Springs, is an arrival in the city with
party of friends, ON a business and
pleasure visit
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
ITrom The Daily Sentinel. ]
August %, 1.'OS.

August %, 130S.
Hon. Benton Canon is a visitor in
the city.
]. S. Carnahan returned last Sat
urday night from two weeks visit
in the northwest.
County Commissioner c. P No
land is back from a weeks trip to
points on the other side of the
range.
b. T. Jay returned Saturday from
Plateau, where he has been summon
ing.
Herman Frohn and little daughter
Alpha left for Salida on visit to the
parents OF Mr. Frohn.
A. r. Sampliner spent Sunday in
Glenwood with his family.
The outing party consisting of Mrs
NJ. c, Ramsey Miss Fannie Roberts.
Cora Clark, Pearl Longshorc and
Messrs. ed Wadsworth, James Rob
erts and win Longshore, returned
last night.
R. b. Kendall an employe of the
round house, has returned from his
vacat ticn, which he spent in Denver.
was unknown
Business men who claim they have
been viCtimiz5d have sworn out a
warrant for Kings arrest.
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Y. NJ. C. A. cafe now open; good
meals. 43S Rood Ave. S-22-1t
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Mrs. Frank Elfring of Chicago,
who has been spending several days
in Iona, the house guest OF Mrs. HUI
go Rossback, left for Colorado Springs
Monday night.
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We rent tents ana wagon covers.
Fred Mantey.
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r. Il. Kendall, an employe of the
round house, has returned from his
vacation, which he spent in Denver.
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Coming home on the ear from the
Junction Tuesday afternoon we
found ourselves in the midst of u
crowd of hilarious youths and maids
end two very handsome chaperones.
going somewhere to have royal good
time. "Tress" and GLADYS" were.
without doubt, the life of the party,
round which the other riotous spir-
its revolyed. A tall, athletic. blond
young man, who looked to he the de-
scendant of a Viking king, attracted
a good deal of attention by wearing
en- that feyerish afternoon a feryent
wool sweater of crimson hue. Ami
NAL crackers and chewing gum wrap
pers flew far and wide, to be swept
up later BY disgruntled motorman.
end the frequent admonition OF the
ohaperones of do be good" fell on
needless ears. At Fruita huge hay
rack received the noisy bunch of
Youngsters, and the last we saw of
them was the perky bow of black and
white checked ribbon which made a
daring frame for "Tresss'' piquant
face.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Werner T. Reed, Miss
Marjorie, the two boys. with a maid
and chauffeur, will arrive at the
Golden Hills Friday for u stay of sew
eral days
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Oris Nc
Way gave another of the charming
porch parties for which she has just
ly grown famous in Iona. The af-
lair was in compliment to her guests,
Mrs. Sellars and Mrs. McGowan, sis
ters of Mr.. McVay.
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Last Saturday night ten of Clara
Geary's intimate friends met at the
Rosemary at the invitation of Miss
Ruth Ekbom and then approached
the Geary ranch very stealthily, sur
prising Miss Clara having a lonely
little crouch in her room Early in
the evening Clara's two brothers, Guy
and Hugh, who were aware of the
coming surprise, asked Clara If she
would go with them to the show in
Fruita. OF course, Clara was delight
ed to 20 and made very careful
toilet, as also did the boys. When
everyone was ready to go, Guy, acting
for all the world like a spoiled. ca
pricious woman, changed his mind
and said he did not care to go after
all. No amount of coaxing could
make him relent, and poor Clara re-
tired to her room to think OF how
hard was her lot and what cold old
place this world is, anyhow; and
there her friends found her and dis
closed to her the entire fiendish plot
Clara soon recovered her usual sweet
spirits and entered into the fun with
unusual zest.
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was unknown.
Business men who claim they have
been viutimizsd have sworn out a
warrant for Kings arrest.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22

The Mack social Tuesday night was
well attended by Lomaites. 1t was
the usual pleasant affair we have
grown to expect from the Mack peo-
pie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08
Pleased Patient Gets Wonderful Re
suits From New System
OF Medicine.
OTHER PHYSICIANS FAIL TO AID
Had Treated With Ten Physicians
Formerly and Was In Hospital
Without Obtaining Relief.

There must indeed be exceptional
merit in the new system of medicine
as used by the United Doctors who
have their famous Wheeling institute
on the second floor OF the McLain
Bldg, over the old methods of treat
ment as used by the ordinary doctors
When a former sick person obtains
relief from their trouble after having
been in a hospital and having tr, ate d
with ten or twelve other physicians
formerly without having obtained any
results surely the system of medi-
cine that finally succeeds must have
more merit than those systems or doc
tors that fail.
The United Doctors never operate.
never use the knife but in every city
where they have one of their famous
Institutes their non-surgical cures
have caused as;onishment. They do
not Use a single system OF medicirt
as practiced by the ordinary doctor
such as the Allopathic. Homeopathic
or Electic systems. but they United"
the three systems into one United
method of treatment Where you NAV
not be durable by one method OF me d.
icine you may be b. the other Hence
greater percentage OF cures. less
operations. The cost is much less
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LOCAL BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE
AND WILL MAKE ExTEN-
SiVE IMPROVEMENTS
Large Bath House Will &c Erected
and Modern Conveniences Given
Lovers OF Aquatic Sports.

For summer pleasures Wheeling
will no, take back scat for any CITY
IN the country Beautiful scenery
ahounds and lovers Of this pleasure
find ample opportunity TO enjoy the
b"st landscapes that is possible The
Ohio river affords excellent bathing
facilities and the Young and old alike
spend much time in the cooling wat
rrs of this stream
During the past several weeks the
point OF the leland has been desig-
mated a. Belle Isle Beach because OF
the excellent opportunities of, red 10
those who enjoy e9uatic sports Men.
women. boys and girls. OF all axes
have spent much time there and a.
result III" place has become ono OF
The most popular places In this sec
ton OF the state
Seeing the Advantages and oppor-
tunuy 20 present TO the citizens q
picasurabl" I, sort. number of To-
cal business on have orpaniZed a
company 10 be known a the Belle
'-ic Amusement Company and VIII
erect large bath house and other
wlso afford d." requisites for q bath
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Local Company Provides
Bathing Beach on Island

ing beach. such as has never been To-
Gated on the beautiful Ohio
Start Work Today.
Work will be started today prcpar-
ing for the foundation of the bath
house which viii be a temporary
wooden structure 10 take care of the
many lovers OF me water. This build.
ihE will be completed within ten DAYS
or two weeks and will be used during
the remainder OF the season. Bath
ing suits will be rented and accomo.
d:tions for large number of persons
will be- provided for. and every con.
NeRienCe given.
Next year. prior to the opening OF
winning" season. a large concrete
structure Will be erected on the beach
which Will contain all OF the most
iHoiern convenienCes known to such
places. The company will stop al
nothing TO give TO the citizens of this
district the best things obtainable ana
IN addition 10 this the beach will be
carefully looked after and order main.
tanned by special officers
Alex Campbell. Jr. OF this city.
has been elected manager Of the new
enterprise and will be on hand to
surerlnt nd the work ~ construction
OF the building and minister to the
wants OF those who desire to take a
piun~" IN the wafer The site for the
building and ell accessories has been
secured from tho Belle Isle LAM
company a. nominal cost and VIII
be qui'" an Improvement over condi-
lions as they have been in the past.
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A. 0. H. PICNIC
annual Outing Held at Wheeling
Park Hesterday.-Many
Attend.

Tn" Ancient Order OF Hihernians
held e very successful picnic Nestrr.
day at Wheeling Park During the
day ar least loo people We're nrcs.
'nt 10 enjoy the bcaufics of this Don
hiar resort and 10 partakc of the
pleasures al the day A. noon an old
fashioned dinner was served under
the trees by the ladies OF the Hib.r.
mans. The ball game to have been
played by the MullIn and Parko III
visions vas forfeited TO the former
H-erceatlon 10y thc pJrkos failing 10
show up
All through th" day nothing happen.
cd 20 cause any one 10 with they had
not came. Th. large audience was
Will pleased with the free circus act
h"iug staged az the park this week
Daring The afternoon the following
stunts We're pulled OF
Fat Woman's race Won by Mrs.
fully.
sack race won boy John Burke.
Potato race won by Edmund Burke.
loco vary race won by John Nc.
Cannon
rm Mans FACE won by jimmy
GIo0I-.
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SOUTHSIDE YOUTH
HELD UNDER BOND
PRELIMINARY HEARING OF EN-.
Sci CUNNINGHAM HELD IN
COUNTY JAIL.
On Charge Of Shooting Reed soeco.
injured Lad Has Excellent Chances
to ReeoVer-BuIlet Located.

Ensel Cunningham the South Side
youth who accidentally shot one Of
his playmates. Reed Socco. Saturday
while hunting for rats with a small
rifle was held under $500 bond yester-
day following a hearing before Squire
Shuitz. Cunningham was able TO Sc.
cure bail for the amount and the hear
lhS VIII be- continued next "Wednesday.
however. II is said that nothing is
lkely TO develop out of the trial as
the shooting, according 10 eve wit
nesses. was entirely accidental.
The victim of the shooting Reed
Socco. is still in very dangerous
condition owing To- the fact that II has
been impossible so far to remove the
bullet. Saturday. Immediately follo,y-
ing the shooting. DR.. G. n. Keesnr
was called To attend the child and af
ter an examination had been made
II was decided that an X.ray would
BE- necessary to find the bullet. The
circumstances OF the family were such
that they were unable TO supplv the
A-ray. Dr. kcesor. however. through
arrangements with DR. Quimby. Sc
cured the instrument for use on the
wounded child and the bullet was To-
Gated at point exactly opposite the
spot on the left side ot the chest
where it entered. When IL struck. the
missile entered just over the heart
ana passing under the ribs worked its
way over TO the right side. The fac,
that the lead spread. causing a wound
almost an inch in diameter. contribut-
ed much toward making the condition
Of the boy very serious. The probing
VIII be renewed to-day or tomorrow
depending on the strength OF the in.
iurcd lad.
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UNITED DOCTORS
AGAIN MAKE GOOD

tn the patient for there is a fixed
charge and the patient knows exactly
before taking The treatment just what
il will cost. Medicines are furnisho Il
from the laboratory at the institute.
The following statement tells a
story Of interest TO everyone.
TO the Public
Il expected TO die Doctors gave
up my case many times during the
last two and one-half years. had
doctored with Ten or twelve phys,-
clans and was in a hospital but got
no relief My sister read o, the
United Doctors and asked me 10 try
them. said It was no use but now
am glad | finally did try them. Al
the present time after less than one
month treatment feel like a differ.
ent woman. can be out and work.
where as before simply sat down
the day through and brooded over
the fact that I could not be>helped.
Il wish to make this statement for
the benz fl OF all sick"
(Signed) MRS. MARTHA FRANKS,
22i Jersey St. Trenton. n. J.
Scores OF West Virginians and near
by Ohio people have made equally
strong statements OF the benefits de-
rived with the United Doctors Lew
system of medicine.
For the next twenty days consul
tation and examination Is free TO all.
Office hours are daily. . to IL m, 80
TO p. m. and 10 s evenings. Sun
days from 9 to IL m
Anyone suffering from any chronic
disease or ailment cannot do better
than 10 consult these specialists at
once ADV.
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ELM GROVE
PYTHiANS PICNIC
rHiRD ANNUAL OUTING or mYs
TIC LODGE MEMBERS HELD


utt., I.t... krI-lf. of r.f.t...
l.'. .... oil rf ANNUAL r..r.. t....-
f.. pt Gstr... ,.s,. t-.r owl.
n..r. H .'r LOO OBI. lff,rau.. fan
N|r ...H ... rt.r .l. .nIrf.t aIrI.,I
I" 'rr'.. tIfr"DNt.,.. .'r.r. ,.-.
.rH ..us walked I'D, .'I.. fI. srrtf..f
F.. f" ui'u. Iu. fHt f..
f. l".. over h.ld Nth.usn fE.
weather looked thrcafrninI u frs
N" Hif. f.f dd MOI .rrW FL. d.frHst
I..H I' .". nf 're dHt. arf fr..r ho
-'I' rr' cot .p.u OF very delightful
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO Manufacturers. Joi,b.rs go
thents A1d Other WholeEL,s Dsaisrs
..3I4CE ~ lli.lsElfN GIVEN That
Tie state Board Of Control o. the STATE
~ Vet Nirsiria viii receive nids daily
- Us trfice Al Charleston West Nir-
$50. '"r fIrnisftnE supplies for tho
.i.t-' fuert OF when g. veste1 In SAID
ioard Contracts Will be awarded TO the
teNfrt uli4frG. Dual ~ ronsIIe. -. and
other things beng el.lal Wet ~irKinfa
Dfa.'tf y I'D DO -iv'1 preference
Lasts % supplies I'rled vii b~ fur
nIrHs bidders GO recent Of rsuueata
Ftgf.rE &c line ..aafred
STATE E.Il 80 80 CONTROL.
49, ~ Charleston. West Nfrgt1ia
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
EI6ERON

And Flreproot Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Beach: central. new throughout.
capacity. 100; opposite Protestant and
Cathoi1 churches: running water In
room. private baths. excellent table: .
fresh vegetables frsn our own farm.
Windo~s screcued. white service: book
let. speciai prices. $3.50 20 1850 daily .
- to {2l weekly. H. B. LUDY. ". II.
ly-2l--6t
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-30 h. p. Oakland
koadSter IN good condition. En-
puirc " '. Orncld. : -. Huron
street, Island. Il n
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FEDERAL COURT
One Valley Brewing Company Bank
ruptcy Matter Again Brough;
Up For Action.

~ tive Das" o.. Mar. Hartman AND
others IS Arlau G. Sv.e"r and T. 81
NoCor. tvo S.>tersvil|- 4uYru,.- ;hc
defendants hi'i a. answer to The
charges mad" boy tb" plamii0 100 thr
- court yesterday Tho pla.u'lr-
r"' u'k oharccd thI, NrCoy. Uhp
was appointed special r.,pir..- Tor OBJ.
bankrupt ohio valley brewing com
p.nN. li,i'd to account f1r 81. Hur o'
90" funds oi fl' conf. any and that .
portion a. these NrIs bad been lilo.
-diiE appropriated hs Mccoy IL.
p.rutfn- also alleged Thar tho Greater
amount a. Do" s21.uu1 should revert
to them a- they le'd e'ork iu tta
h'nlrupf company. and settlement
vl- asked for.
i'y ilc answer No yesterday Va,
Coy denies that Doc oyer mf-.ii.u.or.-.
at'd ans - fh" fund and that "a mn
account oI tho 2.f 5000 wits mad. fn
6r'rc" hartman. NOV, dead Ta. ,,-o
r.il com" ur for final h.lrin. at fl.
l"Nt form ~ court
Bankruptcy Petition.
Through atfurrrt g. D. John .Dr w
Is ..''E'rh of N.., Nar'n.,ff.. fU.i
% g. iiiuu .r 'tr IS court ..-t.r,.. d.
...ns p" h' adiu1irafoI toiurf.r,
n1. frurt N-erf- w.r. given 90 sI-.
%" vhi.r fH" Liabilities ao.c placed ID.
$780,
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FOR SALE-ECHO POINT

tl7'2' Groom frame house
Or nice location ~ L,ho Po,nf
~ IN. Laundry and ,cilar ,iat.
f'ot. cabinet ma1tcl> ror,h... &C.,.
ment walk Lot 5OAI3O. VII
s.ll to- Si.3OO.
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EXTENSIVE REPAIRS BEING MADE
AT DAM No. IS AT M'MECHEN

"t'. To" Commute. arranged fn sun.
p' th" crowd with coffee and lemon.
"c'. aud 10 mad" TO difference, how
much th"t drau.. there was aIway-
/ plenty Tor thos" who came late
~ noon th" families and friends of
90" fniEht- gathered around the tables
and there enjoyed the best dinner that
ih"' ever had There Was no reason
Tor anyone 20. Eo home hungry. as they
were vel looked after by this genial
bunch. The knights were we'll
praised los fhe visitors for their Iibcr
aiiF and generosity
The spot chosen onl, added tn fhs
beauty OF tIe affair The little crook
runs aiour tho grounds fro gentle ST.
lenc". for 'h" pleasure Of tn. u'tle
Ones. who delight 100 vad.r- and
.p.1-hinc around
Athletes
Iur.ul tho trruoor athletic events
won" pulled uN ht trr crowd. among
Which "a- O. ban game between o.,
married and Jingle men of tho IoIr.
Ihi- rHw" Na- featured bv fast
double pl1. and sensational catches.
'h' MOST rafu- being mad. o., .fm
Beam Iu ftr Is.t off tr. ninth inning.
Nhn Wad" 90 ono handed catch of a.
drive Do. nr IS - Gi,soier AIthough
iHr umWr" uscd 'tert method to de-
Ifft fHr -irri" mon. yrf they were ,fc.
'nIi"I-. fH" score Standing o. fo Boo
tH..I 'tu. Thr follow rr arc tho
H.r.fr O t.. tt.rf.
IHf uIr -Irs. Vun nt Ed Oldham.
Civil. ff'. unu o., FLORENCE MCKEE.
IH1- rhr.. roH ht Nrs G,orr.
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FOR Sale

FOR 5ALE-pnc oliver Typcwrite No .
Positively good a. new Your own
cash price. n rcasonao Die. Lock 34s Elm
Grove. W. Va au-4-tf
FOR SALE-Eetweeu ana - O'Clock iu
the morning stoves. carpets anu
some FURNITURE, Al 2"0O Chapline st
au-4-i
FOR SALE-TO OUT buyer Lot ZOE
100, l5tu St cali Nat. plone ltsN-Y
.uVls-ff
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Wanted-Male and Female Hell

WANTED-I.adics and gentlemen TO save
uue-ialf "a } on your SIX hosiery Dr.
rect to- we1rer AZ less than wholesale
price To Introduce our brands and ad-
Nciti~e our soc silk hosiery we will mail
sou for the next ninety days three pair
or ladies' ar mems soc silk hose the
three pair To cost you f9c. Black or tan
MI sizes. satisfaction guaranteed. Ad-
dress columbia SIX Hosiery Co, Opt "
Lock lioN q, Columbia, virginia.
au---t
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FuNERN DIRECTORS

Louis S,rt - & Inv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL ENBALNER.
1922 ard ff24 Har Street
Gale Answered DAY o- Niehf-
store Phones fs.
Vic J. E,ua,ry Ucu Ihonc fcSc-V
g. D. Bctfschy Nst Phone i-ea.Y
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1Irnipa "." W..'.'H 1 .Ilns
or" rr fro .sb '.ue,ru. .. .l.sr
shes cooking
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WANTEO-F Female Help.

WANTED-NOung lady Tor general
ONCE work. Must be capable OF oper-
atlEg typewriter. Address Box 33S New
Philadelphia, Ohio. with reference.
ai-S-I
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Breummer 6 HiIdebrand

Funeral Directors ana Euihaimeru.
'..-" M4fttf frI TvrHft .-r.r~f So
IN"n' 600 t4ru ua1 and niEhL
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'.' acres situated % jefferson co
- TO- ihr'' miles from =. r. station al
i'i4'".' ale. one mile from school and
I".1. \ FIRST grade school al Nj
I'"eHrt ON Rural f1lfc Bell fef,-
i'H"f." Euut room f.Is.. fu go,d
i'fHiI "fl good furnace zine spring
ana good vel at tie house \ large
'"in -hNfN. I'm cpH3 shape. The floor =
.'.I'r'r and arranged fs- dairy 4
C. Dos .,rI % large sheep shed .e14b re
''H'"~ are clean aud 900 rtpI shape. with
t| tf' $50 posts. TIE soil iS IT1-k loan.
'.- F'hlt or IfIif WI give posses
sion tlfs fail Price $1,000 oyifh eae,.
o. rt iicurs IcEe-. baaItuI. Ohio. u.
n ~ SD. au-4-l
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.


HOTEL rHoHrEHAc - Ksntueky Ave
lou yards from Beach. tie most popu-
Tar section. between the two famous
hish-elsss hotel. as good as the best:
capacity ESQ Will make very special
terms Of p. SO. s1e5o. SIS up weekly.
including large ocean rooms. metal beds.
With white service. table supplied direct
from farm: purc water: sanitary plumb.
boardwalk. W. r. WATTS.
jlyls-ls
HOTEL MAJESTIC E T:5sS' hs Ave; and
throughout. centre OF attractions: ocean
view. capacity 800. elevator private
baths white service. etc. superior
able Special, $40 up weekly: 50 up
oaiis booklet NJ. n SMITH
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
so. Carolina ave and beach. Private
baths. running water in rooms. Elevator
To street level Extensive porcnes. Ca
pacity $50. Booklet.
BYRAN & WILLIAMS
HOTEL. uoTHwELI-
Atlantic CITY. =. =
Virginia Ave. second house from Steel
service; aioSsiat Appointments.
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The Wiltshire, 4lrsT v az. ana ssasn
improved Capacity $50. Private baths.
cunning water ir rooms. elevator. etc.
Music Special $500 up weekly. - 50
uT' daily. open all the year Booklet.
Jy-zl-lot SAMUEL ELLIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-08
Haller BieberSOn -GundIing Co.

Real Estafe ana IRE snsuranrs.
Both Phones go.
cor. 18th AND NARErT grRrr-rz
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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