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FOR RENT-sIx ROOM .H0Y.sE WITH
sewer water. gas. electric light.
hardwood floors. at 1902 International
avenue. C. G. Neils. Neils block.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR REMITTANCE, WARM ROOM,
cheap. 1903 University venue Phone
1861. Northwestern.
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FOR RENT-GooD.; COMFORTABLE
room. modern house.. 21l Walnut.
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FOR RENr-MoDERN FLAT IN
Spriggs block. Inquire at Spriggs
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FURNITURE

BooKcAsEs-Two OFFICE BOOK
cases for sale cheap. Inquire al
Times-Herald.
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CHICAGO OATS
CHICAGO PORK.
WHEAT.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH cI.osl

fay puts .Son ?,
Llay Calls .ooo3 %
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man stenographer. Nash Bros.
WANrED-GooD MILK MAN. IN
quire ]. d. Bacon, Hotel Dacotah.
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FOR sALE-H1GH GRADE NEW Pr
at aao once BarE as s se5 fa: Tb,r M9 stre ss colo
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Z AM OFFERING FOR SALE SOME
nice. we'll improved Florida farms.
orange groves and truck farms. w.
] Wilson Cttra. Fla.
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WANTED-CoMPErENT GIRL FOR
general housework. Mrs. r. =. Grif-
fifth, 525 South Sixth street.
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s,77sT HAVE cAsH-FoR SPECIAL
Meas rea.ons We offer at a sacrifice , a . feM
choice lana c con aGd e %eli ecared'
. ra.et az run from $3.50 to $500; It
viii pay you to investigate; write
lock Box 264. Washburn. n. y.
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EXCHANGES

WANTED TO EXCHANGE FOR A
dwelling In Grand Forks. good clean
stock Of general merchandise with
two story building. valued at about
$1,000. Located in q good town on
Great Northern. 20 miles northwest
Of Grand Forks. Security Real Es-
tate & Loan Co.
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FARM LANDS

A PERSONALLY CONDUCTED LAND
seekers excursion to the Indian Prai-
RE De Soto Co. Florida. will leave
Grand Forks, Jan. goth. 1913. Write
for rates and further particulars. O.
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FURRIERS

FuRs-sPEc1AL SALE ON ALL OUR
made up furs; we make and repair
all kinds Of fur garments. 8. Fried
NAN. The Furrier. - So. 9Th 81.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
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La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25


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La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25

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ana Nsruha, an and dsa
captured held pi'"nss asc
driven out Of the country.
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Aguilsr
ap speech wasnbSrs
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,raekisysr assaulted wassabss
speech attacks Governor An
Sept Ludlow and r. T.
Cunningham forcib taken herefro
wasen mine ASSAULT
ed pickets.
Sept Of the unon deivers
an innamms,or northern coal fields
Sop. wasnburs wrecked BY
refused obey strike order
budassat The Oak
Ia veta
Sept 2s-strkers Jones' Oakview
Sept nr<di Oakvew.
sschase dynamite exploded Royal Gorge nins canon
Oakvie~ examine
destination.
strikers
Sep, sc-sho,. fired int buildings nn.
fay~us
Sep, so-s,rik~rs threaten -mpoye.
Canon City.
:-colorado southern Ludlow sriksr
wrecked explosion .
Primrose.
happen II Of
men Virginia BY
q COAL
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
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La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31

thori,y 20 apply the civil service IL
granted under the new charter. IL -
thought by many around the building
that II the civil service had been IN
use before. the present situation
would have been avoided
See Monthly Income Policy Of Mn
tual life Insurance COMPANY OF New
orr. George Baird. MANAGE.
Schmuibach building.
Massachusetts States Federation
OF Labor advocates the establishment
Of free university in that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Hervey Holds Night Session to
Grant Revolver Licenses
Orders Entered

Judge Hervey held a might session
Of court last night Tor the purpose OF
granting revolver licenses u was
thought that the matter 81 the MT 20
Doctors might be brought NJ. DIt
thu was not done L. a Harler. an
employe Of the Baltimore & Ohio ran.
road company. was granted permro.
sion 20 carry revolver. o. being
deemed necessary in the discharge of
bis duties
IN the matter Of George ~ Dierin.
E"r VS. the Southern states Theatre
company AN order was entered MIN
an answer 20 mo charges Of the stan
dard Electric company. corporation
Cases Filed
Paper M tho $4,000 damage SUR
being brought by John Hafor We Nlr
ginIa Mcconnell sheriff Nrt1rref
Clara Mcconnell arf Harry o.
BDachcv wero filed with clerk f0rr
o. k.uslorr Yesterday The euf la
hrourht Tor dana se. due from ir
iuries received while lu fhe employ
of fhe Mcconnell box factory nm TrIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
FREE FOR ALL
Foreigners NIX Things Up on Market
Street and Get Plrched-
Cther Arrests.

There 49, l regular freo-for-7U night
Staged uu Market street last evening
about u.rlocs. wren number uf iot-
e.eners decided to mix things uu BOO gen
e.. Daie'r~ Groves and ~r.u.ts and
'rrtd. 3d. ld- rE- arrived Or &c. -.su,
arI hI.l'l tie bunch 90 f.s building
Lh" trouble is said 90 have started 900
Irauf.e.- saloon. and when fr. g-orrte-
fnr asked % 40 thsv l~fl. On, budding
trd trf. pu o." outside. fHt. got rough
and One threw 90 beer bottle af Isu
THE names ~ fne men taken we're
Charles Case. Mike BIOS, and J.. f-u--
Frank Lagos Was taken Zoo the huIfdfrg
g. witness and when told that Do.
would lave % appear fh.4 morning as e.
witness said that te would nnf Ip 10
Ih" sergeant f.tu placed H.sl .H cell
tE Ntr no Irs4rlrg PISS presence.
>u.le cromwell fhofH good uHwesI
trulg. that Pc could got "a large amount
OFF drink stuff free ~ rhfrg. Do. proc
.rstrI o. The front ~ the Marble palace
saloon. where Hs stole I FfE Us Ns.r.
and wac uaNnE M with I' when pGI..r
Crimson arrived .r the lob iir H.-.u
captured .Irr after A considerable chase
lt Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
CIVIL SERVICE

ln order 20 try 90 keep out Of any
NOR" muddl". such az they are in
a' th" present time t.e board 81 cor.
f"i VIII haE" ail oNtraucn pur under
'H" control of Oh" civil service James
Dixon. fhD newly confirmed fireman.
it 'h" nrI- man on The u-' VINO o.
nos under The service and DO Will be
admitted af once nfer civil service.
COUNCIL ia- rn rgrf 'o remove from
office. I"arin. f.ta natter entirety
ur 'p Tho board ~ control Inc -u-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
DEPORTATION WARRANTS
WILL BE SERVED.

Deportation warrants were issued
yesterday for Mary Yucas auI
Charles 10th. asking that they be de
ported from the United states. rhey
are at present being held on a charge
Of white slavery and as soon as they
have received their hearing on ,his
charge they will be- given a hearins z
on tho deportation warrant They
were 20 have their preliminary hear
ing yesterday. but owing TO the zen
ure Of witness 20 be present the
trial was held over until a later date
should they De- found guilty on tho
white slave charge they will be given
q hearing on the deportation warrant
As soon as their terms expire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
GRAND JURY CASES.

Five new cases were fled yesterday
with The clerk Of ne county court
20 come before the grand jury when
~ Conyenes next Monday ms
brings the total up 10 ~ TO be heari
one Of the cases was a secret one
The cases follow
Charles Hamilton ". Leonard Ham.
llIon. robbery. charged with stealing
Clofhe-.
state VS. Steve Whalen. robbery
stealth. chickens
state VS. Joseph Kelvin. check AZ
tist
stat" Vs. = Mcmahon. fornIcation
and Cohabitafion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Certificate Of I-eornora,ion.

y certificate OF incorporation was
filed with the county clerk by ne
' nited Pure Foods company yester-
DAY. hxing their capital a. S25O.u""
Privileges are contained In the Ger
uhca'c 10 the company 20 MAINTAIN
and operate Tackiuc houses. nour
mills. bakeries and a'' kinds of food
store win headquaI,ers In this CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
THE WOMAN'S STORE.

ty-secOnd street Hafer sustained the
loss Of part Of his hand
praecipe was filed In the matter
Of Charles Redman vs. Frank Porter
field. trespass case. appeal from
Squire Doobs's court \ suit in chan.
Gerry was fled. termed Ambro 20
SchwanbcrEer - al. defendants. ana
Mary u. Miller. plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
COUNTY COURT

William HaustumRker. g.. PITS
blrzt. Pa and MISS Funie Thomas.
.H. OF This city
Alexander Crecium. IS. and Miss
Annie DAWN. 20 Martins Ferry -
Henry PAUL o. and Miss verona
Semolsk. 300. both of Elm Grove.
Is Va
John HauEtt. 20. and Miss Bessie
COMBS. o. both ~ Akron. ONO
Deeds
Abe Collins '0 IS p Hicks. lots
- .. and % .r Eos' Henry addition.
fu 81 ta tharfsl. on-iIora'IOn. $40
Greenwood cemetery association fu
W H NrruOrI. Dot in Greenwood
cemetery. confederation $3.50
BHU % Sale
y : tu.IhHr assigns fD Hrler
" EUnsuan fte CONSIGNED properly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-31
Of Hs~tey and Groves. consideration
S4uu


\ power OF attorney was granted
George ". p. Coudon TO do all legal
business and 10 act in all business
matters whatsoever OF the United
Pure Foods company
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-07

en- again, and he knew it-worsted by a
gutter snipe in a war of wits.
The contest had one excellent effect.
1t stopped all further efforts on Isaac
STEMS part to wrest Philips secret from
him. Thenceforth he asked for and OBJ
tained such diamonds as he needed,
and resolutely forbade himself the lux
ury of questioning or probing the eX
tent of his juvenile patrons resources.
But there was a long pause before
he found his tongue again His voice
had lost its aggressiveness when he
said:
In the police court valued the dia-
monds you produced at fifty thousand
pounds 1t does not necessarily follow
that I am prepared to give such a sum
for them at this moment / might do
so as a speculation, but I take 1t you
do not want me TO figure in that ca
pacity. 1t will be better for you, safer
for me, II l become your agent, l will
take your stones to Amsterdam, have
them cut sufficiently to enable dealers
to assess their true worth, and sell
them to the best advantage. My charge
will be 10 per cent and I pay all ex-
penses. To-day I will give you fifty
pounds Tomorrow / will take you
to a bank and place five thousand
pounds TO your credit. Meanwhile, l
will give you receipt for thirty stones,
weighing, in the rough, so many Carats,
and you or anyone you may appoint,
can see the sale vouchers subsequent
ly, when l will hand you the balance
after deducting E5,050 and my 10 per
cent. The total price may exceed fifty
thousand pounds, or it may be less,
but / do not think l will be far out in
my estimate. Are you agreeable?"
Some inner monitor told Philip that
the man was talking on sound business
lines. There was ring Of sincerity in
his voice Apparently he had thrust
temptation aside, and was firmly re-
solved to be content with his 10 per
cent
And this might well be. Twenty
five thousand pounds a year earned by
a few journeys to the Continent-a
few haggling interviews in the Hatton
Garden office! What a gold minei
Moreover, he would be the head man
in the trade. He was that now, in some
respects; but under the new conditions
none could gainsay his place at the
top. Even the magnates Of Kimberley
would he staggered by this new source
Of supply What did it matter If the
boy kept to his rags and amazed the
world. so long as the diamonds were
forthcoming? ii was no silk-hatted
gentleman who first stumbled across
the diamond laden earth of South Afri-
ca. Isaacstein had made up his mind.
Fate had thrust his business into his
lap He would be a fool to lose it out
Of mere curiosity.
Yes" said Philip. 81 agree to that"
samuel" yeiled Isaacstein.
Coming, sir" was the answering
shout and a furried clerk appeared
Bring me the scales. Samuel"
The scales were brought. and level
space cleared for them on the desk
Philip, Of course, had never before seen
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-07
By LOUIS TRACY

an instrument so delicately adjusted
A breath would serve to depress the
balance.
The boy held forth his paper, and
poured the contents into the tiny brass
tray of the scales. Samuers mouth
opened and his eyes wldened. 1t was
the first sight Of the diamands.
The Agreement.
-Four ounces, eight pennyweights, five
grains-six hundred and twenty-nine
carats in thirty stones. Oh, good gra-
cious mel" murmured the clerk
Isaacstein checked the record care
fully
Right" he said. Put them in the
safe"
Philip raised no protest this time.
He knew that the Jew would keep his
word. Indeed, Isaacstein told Samuel to
bring him so sovereigns, and ere the
man returned he began to write on
sheet of letter paper:
Received from Here! what's
your manner" he broke in
Philip"
Philip WHAT"
THAT will do to-day, thank you. The
next time ! call I will give you my
full name and address"
please yourself. I am no Judge in
this matter" and he wrote on:
Received from Philip, a boy who
refuses any other name. but the same
whom 1 saw in this office on the Goth
instant, and again at the ClerkenwelI
Police Court on that date, thirty me-
teoric diamonds, weighing in the gross
six hundred and twenty-nine carats. I
hereby agree to dispose of the same, and
to render true account of sales to 1he
said Philip or his agents. My commits
sion to be 10 per cent; the expenses
payable by me. I have to-day handed
the said Philip so pounds in gold and
undertake to place $4,000 TO his credit
tomorrow with my bankers.
REUBEN ISAACSTEIN."
To Be Continued Tomorrow
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-07
Up-to-Date Jokes

The eveninp callers were cal-t-.
with their hosts when there came
the patter of little feet along Tel
hall
Hush" whispered the hostes,
raising her hand. The children arel
coming with their good-night mes.
sage. 1t always gives me a feeling
of reverence to hear them They
speak from the fullness Of their lit.
tie hearts never so freely as when
the dark has come. Listen!'
There was a moments pause. and
then the message came in a shrl
whisper:
Mamma" It ran, willie found al
cochroach in the bath"
They were trying an Irishman
charged with a petty offense in an
Oklahoma town, when the judge
asked:
Have you any one in court VINO
will vouch for your good character"
"Yis, Your Honor" quickly re-
sponded the Celt; there's the sheriff
there"
Whereupon the sheriff evincei
signs of great amazement. why
Your Honor" declared he, 81 don't
even know the man"
Observe Your Honor" said the
Irishman, triumphantly, observe tina.
I've lived in the country for over
twelve years and the sheriff doesn't
know me yitl Amt that character
for ye?"
In a suburban electorate the candi'
date was being raucously hecked, and
though an amiable man as a rule, he
was provoked to the suggestion that
the conduct OF one man in the meeting
at least was asinine.
IF I'm an ass" roared the interjec,,
tor, there's two OF US here Ha. hs"
I've noticed you," said the candidate
quietly. I've heard you bray-but
don't see your friend"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-07
Copyright. 1904 by Edward ]. Clode) }
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

90 Philip caught n CLEAN Of resent
y ment at the introduction Of the
magistrates name. and he instant
ly resolved to see Mr.. Abingdon again at
the earliest opportunity.
oh, he treated you kindly to-day, did
he?'' snarled Isaacstcin.
Yes, most kindly"
you don't drink. | suppose broke
in the other, abruptly.
mo, I am only a boy of IS, and do
not need stimulants."
He was favored with sharp glance
at this remark, but he bent over his
diamonds again and began to examine
them. one by one. He knew that the
action was tantalizing to his companion,
and that is why he did IT,
Isaacstein went to sideboard and
poured out a stifr glass Of brandy He
swallowed it as an ordinary person takes
an oyster.
That's better" he said. returning to
his desk. Now we can get to close
quarters. Hand over the stones"
Philip did nothing OF the sort.
"Why?" he inquired blandIy You
know all about them. You can hardly
want TO examine them SO frequently"
"Confound IT." cried Isaacstein, grow
ing red with renewed impatience, what
more can do than agree to you terms?'
Il asked you for an advance of nifty
pounds, I said nothing about leaving
the diamonds in your charge. Please
listen to me. | make no unreasonab BILE
demands. II you wish to keep the stones
now you must first write me a letter
stating the agreement between us. II
| il is right ] viii give YOU the diamonds
II it is not according to my ideas you
must alter it,
DO you think I mean TO swindle
you."
a have no views on that point. I am
only telling you what my conditions
are"
lsaacstein sat back in his chair and
regarded Philip fixedly and with as much
| calmness as he could summon TO his
aid a ray Of sunshine illuminated a
bald patch on the top If his head. and
the boy found himself idly speculatng
on developments in the jews future life.
The man. on his part was seeking to
read the boys iuscrutable character.
but the hxity Of Philips gaze At his
denuded crown disconnected him again.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-07
To Be Continued Tomorrow.
HOW ARE YOU FEEDING YOUR
CHILDREN?

Are you giving them nourishing
food-food that will develop their
muscles, bones and fesh-food that
is easily digested and cheap?
Ever thought about Spaghetti
Faust Spaghetti? Do you know that
a 10c package of Faust Spaghetti
contains as much nutrition as 4 lbs,
of beef? Your doctor will tell you il
does. And Faust Spaghetti costs one
tenth the price of meat. Doesn't that
solve a big item in the high cost of
living?
You probably haven't served Faust
Spaghetti as often as you should be-
cause you don't know how many diff
ferent ways it can be cooked-write
for free recipe book to-day and
you'll be surprised at the big variety
Of dishes you can make from this
nutritious food In sc and l0c pack
ages.
MAULL BROS,
St. Louis, Mo.