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sen. POINDEXTER
AT CHAUTAUQUA
WASHINGTON STAT { s N A NJ
SPEAKS TO LARGE
AUDIENCE.
Afternoon and Evening Sessions on
moundsvliIe Camp Grounds
Well Attended.

Interest in the Chautauqua a,
Moundsville is growing each day and
yesterday at both the afternoon and
evening sessions large crowds attend.
ed. Last evening following a prelude
by the well known Harmonic Quartet.
United States Senator Miles Poindex.
ter. OF Washington. delivered one OF
his famous lectures before an audi
ence that comfortably allied the large
auditorium
Senator Poindexter held the audi
ence for almost two hours and several
times he was forced to cease from
talking on account OF the applause.
His lecture proved very interesting
and instructive.
Following is the program to be ren.
dered at the Chautauqus to-day:
10000 a. m.-Children's Hour. Miss
Scott and Miss Showacre.
200 p. Mcclure, Insects as Car,
riers of Dicease." Prof J
=. Gilbert. Scientist, Plat
form Manager and Lecturer
800 p. m.-Concert. Harmonic Quar-
tet; Readings. Impersona
lions and limitations, Mr.
Brown Douglas.
/ 7:45 p. m.-Prelude. Harmonic Quar-
etc and Mr. Brown Douglas
S:15 p. Mcclure. IF I could Live
Life Over" Col. Geo. w
Pain. the Silver Tongued
Orator OF the South.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Island Property for sale

l'r -ifta" - me authority vcSfeI fr
th' undersigned trustees ~ an order on.
f"r"d iu %" bankruptcy suit " - 3D.
suff. .. ...t ODD tho -gfr. t.t .f
july. 1913. aat nu TIE EfI asy 81 AUG. f-f
1913. resnr civ. b} tho Hororahl.
Henry Nult~. Referee. Z VIII ,It.
offers for the prupei-ty owueI lv tho
said bankrupt or Wheeling Island krs,, u
a~ y" A. North Erie street aud also tire
property On said Wheeling Island know n
as So. 2II South Front street. a.. later
h"ifE She homestead 81 the said a. 3D.
smith. - private sale. at my office.
hr"iu tls S''w.lhatI rul'Itnc. urt!i
SATURDAY. August 2ad. 1918. % ~ DH
moon The rnfsfsienei trustee reserves
tac right to reject any ana al offers
HERMAN \. HUNT Trustee for
- o. smith. BarkT4It
aus 1916. fo-9f.g1
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
West Virginia.
Amelia Vieweg w. Fred Viewer. 81 al
IN CfIANCEitY.
BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
ne - special commissioner by a decree
~ the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West virginia. made in the above en-
fitled case. on the .FfI DAY 81 r.IIy 1919
and entered ln order Hfok. So - a.
page 32s. I viii sell a. public auction 81
TIE north front door u the court House.
~ onto count. IT, the city 81 Wheeling.
'hll nunfl. w Va. on
TUESDAY. TIE 2Np DAY or SIP
TEMHER. 1913.
a. % O'Clock \. N. IN the LIZ ct and
rest bidder fnc following real estate go
ut AL ~ the Dot 80 ground situated Ia
tlc town ~ South Wheeling 90 that part
Or w shii town Igh was formerly
allied Ia Grange - lot numbered STA
ty-fiNc t6sJ together W.fh 900 tIc build
lrgf and imTrpr cufufs thereon HfI the
tcreI. iancntr tnef'Hut1 F"l'uEine ~
'nrefn AicwcE. known alsp as liorstry
t'hlNey hl Adam KRAFT a.I Nirra
MAJ vie. .I decd lv recorded
in l'rei Rock So o.. ra4r $50 fr tho
records - the county court ~ ONO
county. West Virginia
I.e towns ~ sale shall te onc-frfrd
more thereof vs. tic plr'Tasrr snail
elect to 20 paid Iu cash or tho IaV az
sale Hfi The r"sidu" thereof BOO two
,pHHl Tfui'trsTts. fcIrtrs Interest from
tie fsy ~ solo. st Of, rar ,rrtlu reI
arnrr. Hrd payable .r 4fN 4rf ft.i,a
NV from tIs 1If .f ffIs r.- which
deferfnI Iafwsrfa tn. purchaser snail
CIV" NiF negotiable rfuriI..ufy notes.
bearing interest from tfc dlt pf sII..
nHd fnfaNI- Co. s4 ID aYerfH. commission.
or the ttte fo fHc property sniI o. br
.faiu't Hrf.l t.0 THE u.srf Ir f.. uf tho
ef.f purchase money arf Interest
FltIN o. NRfNKNNr
Special rsmmIreinrer
cunts IT, Rice. AucfiHntfI
T. John T. kfgrnrr. tfrra ~ e1.H
QUIT NH rfrffF fIaf bond f.q been
E.feu iu TIE Hw.frf required
JOINS o. KtNGNpEN.
lN--t-l'f Clerk
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Sealed bids will be received at tho
ofnce OF the Board of Commfsioners OF
the County OF ohio until August -,
1913. at 10 a. m. Eastern time for paw
Ing with brick certain portions OF each
OF the following county roads:
national Road 1.-TWO locationsl.
Gresgsvile. Clinton and Potomac
Road.
Fairmont Pike 1.-TWO locations.
Wheeling a Elm Grove Road.
Specifications. together with the ap-
proNirnate yardsse. are on nle and may
be seen during office hours at the office
OF the Board OF Commissioners In the
Court House. Wheeling. W. Va
The Board reserves the right TO re-
Ject any or all bids.
Geo. W. Oldham, Clerk
The Board Of Commissioners OF the
County Of Ohio. aug lsto.sinc
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NorIC1 10 ooErIX0o1s

Sealed bids WIN be received at the
ofnce OF the Board OF CommisLoners
OF the County OF Ohio until August %,
1913. At 10 a. m. Eastern time. for the
roadway on what Is known as Long
nun Road. In Ohio County. for a dis
lance OF approximately two go miles
Each bidder will be required TO fur
nish specifications with bid. A certified
check IN the sum OF $4,000 must ac-
company each bid.
tect any or all bids.
Geo. w. Oldham, Clerk.
Tho Board OF Commissioners of the
county or ohio. aug 4 5to.sinc.
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WEEKLY SHOP MEETING.

Prof 70 p Odear-. ~ tho local
Hign school fa4 ben secured ~ al.
dress fHis weeks meeting ~ hr held
10 fh" Wheeling Mold a rouudry com.
pfnr. 7 1ursd1. Tho mcejiuFs con.
rnuo ~ hD o. great success and tho
Interest has boon maintained despite
OBJ" Weather ard seasonal inclination
~ ho 0uf ~ dopra
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Contingent fund
TaswN aueN....

Contingent fund 1913 4432.
Total estimated dis
buisemcnts .-.. Ss249.Sg
Amount to be pro-
yidcd for by levy I.02540
u appearing To- the council that the
total valuation Of all taxable property
In this municipality according To- the
last asS' ssment thereof. IS S2.g29 -.
tcirg real estate t. the value ~ S222.
'a"."u. personal property To the value
Of Sl?.5O0."o. and railroad and other
property assessed 10y Tia" board ~ pub
lie works at the value Of S5o.72 90. as
certified to IN. council 10y the officer
whpse duty ~ is To- make such report.
and 80 appearing from the foregoing
IS tinatcs that 10 Is necessary to rais.
b. i-Vy. after dedUctinE all credits. ST.
"@5.4r FOR municipal purposes. there
fore u Is determined that levy on each
ne Hundred Dollars valuation 81
thirty-tye cents t35cI FOR municipal
purposes will D." necessary to produce
IRE estimated amount as aforesaid for
the ensuing fiscal year
state of West Virginia. County 81 ohio.
city or Town Of Patterson. To-wit.
]. Andrew $eihauS. IN and for the
municipality Of Patterson. county 81
ohio and state 81 West Virginia DE-
hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true copy from the records ~ an order
m Dc by the council Of said municipal
IT'S on the 18TH day 81 August. 1913
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF
August. 1919
Recorder 81 the Municipality
90 Patterson. ". Va.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobpera zrar.
chants a2d Other Wholossis DsslsrA
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
We state board OF Control OF the State
A. Its office at Charleston. West Vir-
slria. Tor furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions, the financial
matag ment or which t. vested IN said
board Contracts Will be awarded TO the
loNert ulddeTs. qualify coneidersd. and
dealers wlll be gwen preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE EDAHD OF CONTROL.
aE-t-E Charleston. West virginia
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PERSONAL woRkraa

To-day of o. '1 o'clock the Personal
WORKER ioaFu" VIII meet af iho Y
VI. FoUoeins luncheon brio.
"'k- "i'l be given hy several OF The
members
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NOTICE TO corrHAcrons.

Sealed BIDS Will be received az the
Office OF the Board OF Commissioners or
the County OF ohio until 1000 a m.
August %, 1919. for putting macadam
on the following county roads. The
amounts listed below are approximate
and may he changed by the Board or
Commissioners:
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ElBERON

And fireprooe Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Beach. central. new throughout:
capacity. 400. opposite Protestant and
CathoiI churches: running water in
ROOM. private baths. excellent table.
fresh vegetables fT~n our own farm:
let. special prices. tI.50 10 ,sS SO daily:
" TO 81 weekly. X b. LCDY. n ID.
jy-2i-26t
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

- -~>>>>-~-->s~-~~~->~->
TOR sALE-oliver typewriter. Good
condition. u. J. smith $40 Main
81 Wheeling. Bell STIR. National
4"''-M' suls-f
PoR sALE-Onc oliver Tvpewrits No a
positively good as new Your own
cash price. n reasonable. Lock 3t2 Film
Grove. ". Va. aus-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Nw"iiCnu COZ per mines turned out
2lN.'''i13 pounds last year. or 7 qnt
NJ pounds l"-s Than I'm 1911. but Tho
'1IIr tfab,ob@. 51fJ was fs.5Os.fNs
greater.
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HOTEL. IROOUOIS

OCEAN END SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE. Atlantic city. y. J.
Remains open all year. Private and Pub
lie Baths. Elevator To Street. Game and
Longing Room: 100 feet OF porches;
ecity 500.
SPECIAL RATES AS Low As si3.sc
FER WEEK.
Booklet and Menu on Request
ty-25-t-au-23
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l. KIN CT ON

FAC & ARK. AYES. Grounds with
% beach In BATHfNS Attire with
HIBITED KCNNiNG WATER In
rooms. P1IvArE BATES. $50 and up
daily: IS To tl5.5, weekly. AM. PLAN.
WHITE SERVICE. ORCHESTRA.
BALLROOM VAUDEVILLE ENTER
tanners. BOOKLET. PAUL Z. ROSE
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LOSI

LOsI-''n Island. purs- e.nt1iniu9 So
n fHp'r Reward DO returned o. fn-
I'..IE'h'"f auIq-j
LosI--N ono fnn lfIr who trrrov-ef
f". silver knife owl fnfk 20 tvhes-ine
En-. -.tt. E.rilF rHi national
.-N HuIf.ff
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ESTIMATES.


state OF West Virginia. County OF Ohio
Town OF Patterson To-wit:
the city or town OF Patterson. ONO
thereof. in the town hall ouiiding on
the 18th day OF August. 1919. there
were present. VIM II. Folnlsr. Mayor.
tor: and J. n Anderson, Herbert Park
er. Enoch Smith. Silas Davis and John
Reister members OF the council OF said
In accordance with section Z. chapter
=, or the Acts OF the extraordinary ses-
sion OF the legislature of 1905. the
council proceeded TO make up an esti-
mate OF the amounts necessary TO be
levied for the current fiscal year, TO
cover all municipal debts and liabilities
payable during the said year. including
probable expenditures for municipal
purposes. and proper allowances FOR
dennauent tanes. expense of coilset-
therefrom the money in the c.ty treas
ury applicable to the service OF the
year and municipal claims ard doth
levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy IS cents on the Hun
dred Dollafs valuation.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amounts due the said munich
pality. and the amount that will be-
come due and collectible from every
source. except from tho levy OF taxes
TO be made for the current hscal year.
city treasury ....s $3.50
From street paving and
sewer bills due and
uncoilected -. 4.Ols.oo
Due from Nat. Tel. Co. 1880
Appropriation from
ers -: ..:......... 100000
1912 ............... 10000
Total estimated re-
ESTIMATED DisRURsEMENTs'
municipaIity which viii become due anS
payable during the current fiscal year.
including interest on bonded Indebted
ness Of every kind and character
Outstanding orders in
GLIDING interest ....s <os.OO
Current accounts due
and unpaid $1,000. 1857
Election expenses per
diem of commission
Per diem OF pool clerks ''''
For printing ballots. ''oO
FOR booths. ballot
toxes. etc. ......... $50
For salary Of recorders $500
For salary Of clerk 1900
For salary Of town ser
geant Of police ....s 5000
Feeding city prisoners. 1880
Supplies ....--....-.s 500
For r,: salary OF health ,ooo
oHicer ..........-.S 1000
For repairs TO streets
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
TINE BASEMENTS, FIRST. SECOND,
THIRD, FOURTK AND FIFTH FLOORe
OF The NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAN.
TILE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER
WILL BE READY ABOUT FIRST OF
APRIL, 1914
EACH FLOOR CAN Bn RENTED
SEPARATELY.
JAMES L. RAWLEY,
lo65Is MAIN STREET.
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Yards
RoneTr Point ~ =. G p......... 100
The stone 20 10 of the host quality.
blue "r gray limestone and each stou. 10
Co through a. flrce-inch ring. any ami
every way. Work 20 10 turn0feted hr
Norernler i5th. 1918. II bond &C. not
nled Within ten DAYS from tho awarding
~ contract tho Hoard VIII reIcf same
The Board reserves tho right 90 reject
any or all bids
GEO " STEESROD.
County Road r-nErr-er.
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A"S "usohi> -s Ocean View Greatly
improved. Capaei>-- $50. Private baths.
Music Special $500 up weekly: o. SO
up daily. open all the year Booklet
angs-ot SAMUEL ELLIS.
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FOR SALE

EoN JAIL
foR sAL---Cigar and confectionery
store. good location. Inquire Ecklofr
q sons. Corner Zane and North Huron
street Island aui6-i
FOR SALE-Seveu year old horse
weighing 1900 pounds. VIII sell cheap
TO quick buyer. Call Nat Phone 2303-N
Wheeling. au15-l
FOR sALE-One complete meat market.
putnt Installed ready 20 run. Two
hundred feet from pubic square. In
quirc 81 g. Aesrvlir.an. $50 North 9Th
st. New philadelphia. Ohio. aulI-l
FOR sALE-Oliver typewriter Good
condition. H. J. Smith, 6l0 Main
ST Wheeling. Bell s12-R. National
FOR SALE-One oliver Typcwrite No. =.
Positively good as new. Your own
cash price. n reasonable. Lock 342. Elm
Grove w. Va. au-4-tf
FoH sALE-To quick buyer. Lot 2ox
100. 10TH St cali Nat. phone l4ss-Y.
myl6-tf
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BreUmmer & Hildebrsnd

, Eunerel directors aud rmbalmsrs
ie''in'no 90. Olon oay and n ghL
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FuNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtS g nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL ENBALNER.
f'22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night-
store Phones Grs
VIC J.. H'rt4shy. HcU Phone feSa.R
&. y Rcr'schy. Naf Phone lzeq.Y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13
EMBROIDERY.

1s-inch Embroidery worth 35c for ......2 Q
1S-inch Embroidery worth 25c for ...... L
Embroidery one third the regular price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13
MEMS HOSE.
UNDERWEAR.

Mems Union Suits, PoroSknit and Balblig-
gan: regular SOC values at .......... 35c
We have $100 values at ...............75 75c
4 good 7jc grade at .................. 48c
Two-piecc underwear, 35c and soc values
at .............. ...... 19c and 39c
A large stock Of mems hats were secured
in this stock.
Mems Dress Shirts, worth $50 at 49,. 98c
\ good $1O0 Shirt at .................75 75c
90 Dress Shirts at ................. 39c
Mems Overalls worth $l.25 at ,...... 89c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13
GINGHAMS

Ginghams worth 2jc for ........... 19c
Ginghams worth 15c for ............. lie
Ginghams worth II 1-2c for ........... &c
Ginghams worth Zoe for ...............7c 7c
One lot Ginghams worth Zoe for ...... &c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-13

y IT'3r l1'17 T"'1''1 r1'7- "'1-"' 1'T -''-'
sale and ii has paid them. We can offer bet
ter value than amy other store in Tulsa
On account Of the volume of business we
have been doing in the last two months we
have an accumulation Of a great many sum
mcr goods, such as Ratmes, Noilcs, Foulards
Silks, Tissues, Crcpes, Lawns, FlaXons and
Linen We are going to sell them at the fol
lowing prices during this sale:
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SHOES

We have now ON hand 10000 pairs Of shoes
ON every pair the price is cut from soc TO
$50. The way we buy shoes enables us to
sell for less than il cost to manufacture them.
So OO Shoes sell for r.. S398
81 90 Shoes sell rol. l..........$2 1898
SlOO Shoes sell for ................$ $275
43 5O Shoes sell for ..S .S245
We have one lot Of about 500 pairs narrow
lasts, worth So to 81. at ........... SLAB
One LOT Shoes at t..................... CSC
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-07-07
DEAD ON TRACKS
Stranger Killed BY Milwaukee
Train Near Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls, July Run down by
"A Milwaukee train Friday night and
mutilated beyond recognition, the
body of a middle aged man was found
east of the city early yesterday morn
ing and efforts TO establish his iden-
tity have so far proven fruitless.
Reports received late last evening led
to the belief that he was connected
with a robbery at Ruthton, Mimi,
and officials are OH the way here who
will attempt to identify the man.
Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock a
farmer, driving across the Cherry
Rock bridge. less than a mile east of
the city, Jaw the body of a man lying
on the tracks and failing to notify
proper officials, the accident was not
brought to light until about ten o'clock,
when the coroner and sheriff made a
trip to the scene after JUNIORS had be-
come persistent. They found the body
badly mangled. 1t is probable that
three trains had passed over him.
A bank book and a note found in one
of the mans pockets revealed the
name of Lawrence Jensen of Ruthton,
Mimi, and that was thought to be
his identity. A wire to Ruthton,
however, brought the information that
Jensen WIS there. A later telegram
announced that Jensen had been
robbed some time ago and that officers
would arrive in an effort to identify
the man.
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CLOSING DAY
Third Annual Chautau-
qua Assembly Passes
Into History

Yesterday at the lake next to the
largest crowd of the assembly season
congregated on the chautauqus grounds,
the gate receipts amounting to $3.50.
The big crowd of the assembly Of course
was on the Fourth of July when the
gate receipts amounted to 500.
The pr gram yesterday was one of
the best, and the exercises at the audi
torium attracted good audiences not
withs'snduing a large number of the
people at the lake were there to en-.
Joy an outing. DR.. w. S. Sadler de-
livered his lecture, Health and right.
e~ousness, at 1890 a. IN. and there
were other interesting meetings during
the day not listed In the published pro-
gram. These were all well attended.
The Canova band which has made a
bit gave three concerts during the day,
the one on the lake front at 1870 at
tracing an Immense crowd of prom.
ensders and others who had spent the
day lounging in the shade. In the
evening at the auditorium Miss Sarah
Mildred Wilmer presented The sign of
the cross.
Today is the closing day of the as
sembly and some OF those who have
spent the season at the lake departed
for their homes. The $3.50 train from
the lake brought a large load of pas
.ssngeIs, many of whom boarded the
outgoing Trains. And yet the neat
train to the lake carried a large mum
Der of passengers to spend the last day
If the assembly amid the cool breezes
and witness the closing program. The
|Canova band gave a concert at 3
O'Clock this afternoon, and at S:15
this evening the closing entertain
ment will be given at the auditorium
under the direction of Miss Martina
Martin, the performers including all
the talent on the ground.
The assembly has been very sue
.cessful this year much to the salts
faction of the management. The
ticket sales are approximately $3.50
greater than last year and the income
from other sources correspondinglY
increased.
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New advertisements today Hackett
d Sutton, j. G. Schultz.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Wilson departed
this morning for Wilder, MINI, tc
spend their summer vacation.
The Grand Army Post and the
Sons Of Veterans of Watortown are
planning to erect in that city a life
size statue of the late A. {. Mellette,
the first governor of South Oak ota after
statehood.
For Rent. After August list, eight
room cottage just south of East Hall,
with electric lights, city water. good
cistern. sewer connections, aud barn.
Geo. Porter.
Important Notice. We find it i'm
possible to hold a special meeting of
the anderJ tonight as announced,
anl the Sir Knights will therefore take
notice that same is hereby declared
of. HI. o. Curtis, E. c.
The attorney general has held that
counties which take the certificates on
purchase of tax titles are under. the
same regulation as are individuals in
perfecting such titles. That the laws
do not give them any exemptions from
their provisions and that a default of
coui ty officials in ~perfecting such titles
is just rs fatal toward securing title
as a default on the part of an indi-
vidual is in such a case.
The county commissioners confined
their session this morning, reviewing
the township assessors books. Under
the new plan of assessment the 6gures
mount skyward, the assessed valuation
of property Of many townships reach
ing 81. 800. 600, and upward. Quarter
section farms range from { 8 5000 up
ward. not including building improve.
ments. We print elsewhere an inter
esting article from the state tax con-
mission on the subject of review and
equalization of tax assessments.
Washington dispatch: Chairman
Armstrong called on Senator Sterling
and talked about the nomination OF
James e. Coffey for internal revsnus
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Can A Medicine Be A Fraud

that is compounded from natures own
remedies, the roots and herbs of the
field. that has stood the test of time
by restoring health and happiness to
more suffering women than any other
remedy we know1 Such is Lydia E
P%iukham's Vegetable Compound which
complies with all conditions of the
pure food and drugs law.