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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
Staple Cotton
Fabrics In
Economy Basement

In no other store will you find
such complete lines of staple
and household domestIcs us in
our Economy Basement. The
lowest prices are asked for best
qualities of standard goods.
Large assortments OF MuslIns,
sheetings, Pillow Cases, Outings,
FIannelette, Canton Flannel,
White Flannel. Apron GIngIrams
Calicocs. sislrtIngs. DENNIS.
heavy Canvas and Duck, Bed
Ticking. Cheese Cloth, Table
Felt, Bifdeye, sheets, Rubber
sheeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
MAN IS DEpoRED.

{ One man was deported and an
other was remanded to Jail for a
hearing this evening at this morn.
4ng's session OF the police court
over which Mayor Will II. Cole pre-
sided. Both were charged with
drunkenness. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25

all regular sizes. Embroidery
trimmed yokcs.
AT osc-Women's Gowns oil
long cloth and naInsook will
trimmings OF aIlover embroidery
and swiss edges and Insertions,
val and torchon laccs. slip-oycr
styles in all regular sizes; Every
garment is new and fresh and a
very special value AT the price.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
PERSONAL

II. S, Fultz is here from Rich
wood.
/ J. NJ. Foster is-a Weston visitor
here. 1-
Thorn F. Koblegard is here from
Weston,
J. 1. Bateman, of Martinsburg. is
in the city.
w, H, .o'Dell, of Redwood, is a
city visitor.
Roland Holt, OF Glenville. is a
Waldo guest.
Russell H. Glst, of Morgsntown,
is visitor here.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Reynolds are
here from Weston.
The Rev. j, E. Scott, of Benwood.
is visitor in the city,
Mrs. VIII Law is here from Weston
looking after business for her father,
W. F. West.
w. Burns McGregor came here
from Fairmont Friday to see old
friends and attend the circus.
George Custer, of the Monticello
addition, was business visitor IN
the city Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25

AT 25c-Lace top Corset Cow
crs, all sizes ~ to ~. Trimmed
across bust with rows of Val and
Torcllon Insertion, rlbbon-run
edges 10 match.
AT 5Oc-Women;s Gowns and
Combinations, excellent mater
iaI splendid workmanship.
Gowns OF soft muslin. long or
short sleeves, high or low neck,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
Miller
lceatlnued trola page ones

Presentation, of diplcfnaF.M
f2:45Adjourn for department com
terences
2ss0 ciildren's parade and mass
meeting 3,y, ~
3:00-Three department conferences
and big boys congress as s..,
A-Teacher training department
Place-First Christian church.
Leader-Dr. Edwin ", Thornton;
B-Home and visitation department
Place Methodist Episcopal church,
South. -. g re s's3
Leader Bishop William N, Well.
C-Temperance department II
Place -First Presbyterian church.
Leaders, Judge j. q McWherter.
Judge William s. oIBrien, the Rev.
James b. Bird and Hon. Z Howard
Holt, ~ In ~ e Slss
D-Big boys congress &, & - ~
.Place-Eirst Baptist church,
Spectalist-Mr. John L. Alexander,
4:S0+4Meeting of elementary. COM
mittee and county elementary aiiperin-
tendepts, First Presbyterian church.
Teacher. training department Seoa-
ference. 90
First Christian church-The Rev.
Hyre D.eciark, Phi, D., presiding To-.
/. Organization. For county super
fntendents. DR.. NJ. L. Wood, leader
4, a. Who are the persons too@hom
we may look for leadership ?'9'ls ne
b, How can one co-operate with
other county officers?
c. What help can one get from the
state ofice? iia4 s,
d. What help can the counts. rem
der the state office? 47-
II. Teacher training class. The
Rev. Francis NJ. Biddle, leader.
a. How to awaken interest, -
b, How to find the teachef.
d. Kinds of classes g 5s
i, Glass Of pupils inschool.
2. Glass Of teachers. ;p5o
3. Community classics. ~
b 4, Correspondent students.
III. How to maintain interest-Dr.
Edwin W. Thornton, leader. Il
a. A workers library for every
school.
b. Observation work by class.
c. Practice teaching by class.
d. Story telling and character
study.
e.'iDiscussion and report OF, work
and observations.
+. Public recognition of class.
". Our teacher training goal for
the new, year,
v. Discussion: ,,,,s...,..
Home and visitation a. department.
conferehce--First Methodist Episcopal
.church-The Rev. Earle A, Brooks,
presiding.
Devotional service.
THE Bible in the Home'-Mrs. R.
F. Barton. -
Religion in the Home Or. New
ION DOnalusOu. i ~ s 4
THE Boys and Girls in the Home
Bishop William NJ. Bell.
Our home department goal for the
new year.
Questions and answers on home and
visitation work. ~
Closing prayer. "a ~ +
Temperance department. confer
ence-First Presbyterian chreh-Dr.
A. J. Hiatt, presiding. 'si go
Topic: Temperance. prohibition
and law enforcement. i HI + s
Our New National Liquor Legisla-
ton. Cthe Webb law)r-Judges William
S. o'Brien. ..5v
Our New State Liquor Legislation,
1.-THE Yost law)-Judge j G. Nc
Whortet. 3.3 &.
Our New State Anti-ctgarette Leg
islatlon, (the Gray law)--The Rev.
James 3. Bird. p
The Citizens Responsibility for LAW
INSTRUMENTATION. ]. Howard Holt.
The State Temperance Program
Arthur T. Arnold. .,sg
Conference.
Big Boys congress-First Baptist
church
8:OO-Deyotional.
DIFFERENTIATION Of congress
Mr.. John L, Alexander,
S:SO-why Don't older Fellows At
tend Sunday School and ,Cburch-vMr.
Elmer Roberts.
S:45-How Increase the Number Of
Older Fellows Attending Sunday
school?--Mr. Howard /. Booher, Fl
The organized class. a
Discussion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
GORE TEAM
Wins Two Games from the
Pastime Branch Down at
the Fairmont Alleys.
Gore Team Wins.

Gore Team Wins.
The Gore alley team of the Valley
Duck PIN League, won two games
out of three played with the Pastime
team on the Pastime alleys at Fair
mont Thursday night. Harry DAVIS
son, of the local team, had high
individual score and high average
last night. He rolled 14s in the
last game and averaged 1870 in tho
three games. The two victories last
night place the Gore team away
ahead of any other team in tho
league and if no accidents happes it
looks as If the Gore team win win
the pennant.
The scores:
Pastime Team.
Clements. -. 10 40 1O5-325
Mills. ..... "a 113 116-s2S
Amos 1900. s8 lie S9-3OS
Total. ..,. 500 sas ,$oo77s5.l
Gore Team. B,
DAVIDSON. 49,. Ill 1902 t14s-S6a
Gains. /. ..... 100 1g1 144-S51
Dresbach..... SO So s4-275
Total. -. $40 2s1 8s7-Ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-25
ImHHHis HRnlmlnlnll IlHRiHEInlmm
The KPrlL Sale Of UnderrausIing

Hundreds Of dainty undermuslins for women.are
offered in this sale at remarkable saving in price.
The several lots quoted here are arranged on tables
on the main floor for your easy inspection and seec
ton.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

~ rnor. c. r1u,eA sAso ss.,.
Ysars $50 aDoaG soGno - the ear
ksst feeding expset8aa1n Nnnducts1
With Dtgs vas oo0oagenoo of tAs
relativs Dssits q ese6a1 and an
eseks1 FOOD. variess agE1ou1Esral col
Iaeas aA1 sxDesioea4 s1o11oos made
stnAIas h this ~. - ~ results
vsss tAaG vsry esaseall9 = uss clear
y sAsvs tAAt haos 0alas1 1aDter ~
D0s sssaoolsally -. ~ nocooks1
~ tAaa - ~ essAeA Not oaly
~ III AsosastsoHe1 = 8 Drscttaal
Dsooas1fiea. ~ esoo . aG1naE1Ac potal
e vteV 4 vos sAsva ~ ~ dieasES-
ba1Gy q ~ NJ ~ loDered ~
oss11Ag. IL DestaA1D asoaG1nlly bstnG
aDsstsA Thsss = - ADu11 but tAat
~ work e ~ AAss1q1D invest
OaAses h tbs ~ vssy onnsrally ~
- - 70 soektaG ~ = this cosn-
". The vritse ven se0o0bers w.
ttias . vsry lares haelDsolng plant
II Indiana soos Aftsea ysars ago.
With the rsQssst to saoDeet any in
Drovsmsats in nsthoAs. - found IN
extensive plant for ess1ang feed in
full operation. involving oore labor
than one might sapDosA The result
Of my visit WAS ths aboaishment Of
that method Of feeding Asgs. and
considerable saving of sxDsake. Only
very rarely does one 0oW find food
being cooked. In winter { warm slop
10 desirable. but that y 0nite differ
snt proposition from costing the feed
In big kettles or taAks.
Our British oo1sins ere great stock
nsa. and one nnst g1Se them dss
respect for ths AigA Doans to which
tAsy have slsvatsA ~ livestock H.
enstsy. However. 49, - very CO.,
ssrvasive. - eAaAoD NJ rslueGast
b froo ~ ~ - - ~. Probably
~ sooassvataea = a1GUoaabas ~
- aaont0sese bsQa6llg - Osossally
Dsaseass1 = ~ nGoA IsasaI va
~. ~ sela sss1l1g oDoasA hol
- - 's1sv - bs1sSs ~ ~ ~
GoaAsl - have svss - soEeas =
tAs eoe0s1- n ego9 70 od1uFo ooalo
nE1ktsA ~ - ~ 1ev - snA1psG
. 0oseao & 10o60no exDsg1anon1D ~
eoo1astsl - ~ Aa1tcuitu0oa R1posh
DsaG se.ttsa = Casaakiity. 1BsaanA.
10 osesstaih u ~ eould - 0aoeo1s.
fully eA&tsae1 wtth Dsal fs1 soW." In
visw q IL fAct tAat most ef ~ ~
faktsas1 h lrslaSl are givea oeehsA
tssd, this sxDseinsat was - oos16sA
iaSor0atisa - to whether ~ De1DsV
was sosnd o. not. -Four expatosats
wses conducted. Both lots a ~ ~
cstvsl an equal quantity Of ~ oane
too1s. and were treated In ~ oa0o
manner. except that the AGal wa0
gfvsa nav to one. and cooho1 ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

pesssAUs 'viGA aAaa ~ ~ seAse:
- past1sa q osei bstaG vsiGAsA -
eore oooh1AG. n 0aal ~ soW -
osrsay Aaooaas1 vttA esa1 vaase 80
oAxsd wtth ~ sseaeaAs1 ul1lk - ~
taas - 6Do1laG. n 0sal esa1101o1
q In1aaa sses ~ basSey. Dsaos1OaSly
tie 1se0ee. bstA 6siaG ooasosay
ersanA. H. ~ = ~ seast wess
fFoa eooSeo - oeuseeea Woolns -
Dseoso s4nst1ao saGA ssDsssoso4. ~
~ ~sFs - e11assAAa1v vttA sDw
80 eeoks1 oeal h es6sr - o1ast
sasA ~ - - sssA hasaA 0sosa q
1AAeA vas - ~ ~ = e10ese0saa
No. I. 80 bsl1s1 vsaaasss - os1Da1
easysas - ss0sstoso9 ~. I. A ~
~ vsso aAoo ~ oo0s eA10Oe1
~
~ aslDsv1ag 1ouss slve - osso
iatssose1ag lasAs rsonr1iAg tAeoo -
Dssi0sotD:
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27
Sit0 IS AID OF
MODERN DAIRYNln
Improved Machinery and tluoe
Food Tanks Do Away Wl(h
Much Manual Labor.
tBy N. 8. FRENCH. callforn,..s

By N. 9. FRENCH. California,
Not 70 very long ago 1t seene6 ~
ther important that the man hsa1nA
the COW" should be an athlete, At laasa
able to do not ooly one hard dnys
work, but many Of them. sixty e
seventy years ago. when our citiee an1
railroads were young, as was also -
1airy business, the principal susyons.
age Of dairy products came froo -
Aorthesn and New England statsa 81
eastern PROVINCES Of Canada unago
he greater part Of the summer hnAo
- sDsat IN raisias. harvesting -
stse1ng - fssl for the long, colA -
~: ~ IL nan who could swtm .
|oe1tAs fFe0 70 II . n. and wi9a
M ft00 - . ,. n, or till tAA ~
~ WaG sa1s u he bara, vas
ssonV esoal1srsl - - abost y
e1o2 NJ e . nan - naks q -
sR > lA1sy iasR
Hsel anse se1n - stsrsl ~ 49,
V1aoog - nlDse e sAort pastsFa
- 0AA0 1aaA1oes NV 10 - - -
eaan1ka1e ~ vesA, have rsluesA -
as11A 1abss psst q tAis work alu
baVsal es0Sstat3oa- YosAg nsa
haF11v s0allDs r. bat tAsrs szs q. ~,
yst a1ivo vho can rsaeahsr VII r
was - Bsal Q gang Of mowers 6
hsay clover aad hsrd-grass; Il -
nee called timothy then. 1t nay -
roaairs any higher degree Of 49,
DoWor 70 run these new machines II
Il ID to rightly sharpen and 49,
. ecyths. for this could not be =
6ooo by anyone who was either NJ
tsxi.S@ ;0s SaS siGasiy wsak. Nov I =
Dewtng machine. tedder and rake -
an equipped with easy spring ssaGk
Will the power loader and horse-fa
- tie rest: and weather permitti1
IL hay crop ID easily secured on tid
ao1 4 0osd srdsr. TAsn, Il the as6
~ - siio. ~ eaa command .
sa1Doe ~ 1es1 - 0usA q bsttsr ~
aoaa 0I1ss ~ svssy Aay q ~ -
- - ooe1o 4
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

There were ssvsotoen Dtgs fed
cooked food. and seventesa uncookeA.
and Tie results ase absolutely h ksoH
ing with those gensrally sscars1 by
American investigator Hovovss. Y
10 worth Quotias the sunaasy - IL
rssalts. ~ givsa b. Mr.. Janss AAA0a.
VITO eeaAuetsl tAs expssiDsot:
1. Piss 80 - fattsoel snsososeal
b vltA raw Daal
Z. n ev0a0s 1aily on1a - uss
vsaGAt v0 O1a1ss vAso 0sal -
sav tAna vAsa ssahs1 ~ Daus1DA
L WA 0sal vas ~ ~. ~
1sso - ssGulse1 = ~ - -
DnA ADoa0 = NJ v01uAG :.
- ~ 0snossosa q - - ~
valG1A - 01IA0 - - ennD - -
- - - ~ DsaL - = -
~. 49, hO11 AseAss. Il
8. ~ - - - ~ - ~
aktsP veaaAao. ~ q eosvsa - tvebvs
vsson ~
Z. o. nav Dsal ~ aaaa - tAs1s
Soe1 VEL Iosk slsaa ~ Asa,tAy. ~
haD11o 1eA
Z. Pigs ~ o. nav Dsal require Isaa
Hitter aAA eisaafag thaa thoss ~
With COOKED 0aal
TAts lrisA series q sxDeeiAsats. u
Droosray regarded ~ tie DsoDss q
Ireland. will turn many fseAses intc
tie rl6At path. and enable tAso te
ICED With Tar nsrs Deoot than ~ IN
Old nsthod.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27
Tha 0nll3tyDical

BY(84
ps4ests Wtli becsns . Royal Priest
hsed. Jssss. tie great High Priest. In
vsstsd with kingiy henoes. will have
associatsd with Himself the faithfel
Little Flock. His 5oint-hsifs. The ~
0ainder Of the ovescoming Church will
- eolaborses on less giori0as plane.
yst spiritual. Their work will be pei-
0sdly ths blessing Of mankind.
Ths Pirst rskiss ss ths Lsw.
TAe 4sst tables Of the Law were peo-
pared BY the Lord Himself. This rep
rsssats The tact that man was created
Q psefsct inass q bis Creator. In fun
accord WITH ths Divins viii and fully
egPesssive q ~ Divi.s Law. Adan
nseAsd - etAse hW than tat whieh
Was - asA e hiassis - pssfsct naa
|-0e6s nv ~ v.1etsa b ~ AearE
~ ~ reaaso - ~ ~ Law Was
bes6so. Pesr hoaaa1ey has - lsa0ae
10 Dgsoee jo1O0sst sslDeeting - aa1
s1QAossona6A Man 1esls IL great
l1s11oaess. - aDehe sscsoelllasSeo ~
- 01Qa11v - y ssWvses ~ kAw q
- = ~ 0ssA
1Aoo 0eoso ~ lasefUeos6 - Nv
~ ~ tvo Gabsss e ~ Law. TAis
ssDsa6saAs TT II Chfist y fully Co.,
n16oos4 b prepaTs IT, hsaros ol
oankla1 fes ths Fvwv1t1n8 - ~ D.
vlae Law. 10 psUpafe ~ b ooe2
0e16 Law VIII reQsise .tAsie Rsselta-
tioa-tAslr hfting sp ose q On and
0a0sA1at3sa- This wort, committed to
Aoess b IT, typs. = y the antityps
es0nitasd to Christ
Aosss' second coming With the two
tables Of the Law was peculiarly diff
6srent from the 6rst. His face shone;
and Il was necessary eor him to pat on
Q veil. which thereafter b. wore in the
presence Of The Israeiites. bot remov-
ID when catering the presence Of God.
Christ's work a. Mediator. at His
Second Coming. will be accompanied
b. yelling Of His glory. 80 that the
world win not zee Jesus. This He de-
clarea. "Yet . little while. and the
world seeth Ne NO more: bat ye shall
go Me-" The Apostle explains that
the Church will be prepared to ses
Christ In His glory BY being changed
from earthly to Heavenly nature.
At His Second Advent, our Lord WIN
veil His -xiory from mankind. and
speak to them through the veil. and
not directly from the spirit plane.
Mankind win see Jesus NO more. In
stead. they shall see His representa-
dves-the Ancient Worthies-as He DE-
clared. saying. "Ye shall zee Abraham.
Isaac. Jacob and ali the prophota"
Ths world will see them In human per
fect3on. samples Of what mankind ny
attain during tAs rsstitutioo t11ss.
oslsr tsessrss = NJ rypA.
TAe aDointiag q ths Aarva3c psSeet-
hssa typtssd ths asointing q ths
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27
HooooOOOOO0OO9V0
o3oS4t1011 y1D 1DVoD

) 1vssytsly vss1s ~ lssll
D ssW-es1 ~ Eese v.ees =
, siss y % tAsa .WllA ~
, ss1seaass ~ wm n ~
, - hviag I. ~ ssaaasy =
, b II sity aal Aavs . asuu
, ttsA = sst 1ssl ~ -.
} sassy sssaG tsaspAssiAe \ y
az c9lre Q.he:..5s4,1a xAy.
} - ~ u - - asalssa .
} 49, e -. We saaa1s u
, eesey DaAes = - sane -
, ~ u.1ssesasasly - -
} ~ Oofssa IN ~ pssR =
} qDnessa1lae Ya hsv -
J ns1-D ~ - hse =
} a116n - -
] T. J (! !!
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27
DIPPING SHEEP TO
ERADICATE PESTS
p Promotes Health Of Skin ana a.
% furthses Growth oe
Wool Of Animal
Dy FRANK KLErNHEINz. w,seoo.&
ColIeGe Of Akricultural

Dy FRANK KLE1NHEINZ, WIscons1,
Coliegs Of AEriculturs.)
In order to kill ticks and Ice ana
thus promote the health Of the skin,
and also further the growth Of wool.
u psheeD every spring. Dipping n
100 often neglected by flock owners,
F~lth the result that the sheep are a.
eeysd day and night and are hsp<
Sssy rubbing .asainst svsry post ana
sesnsf. With coassqssat loes of neeA.
A warn. sunsAiay DAY. 1t least -
enys aftsr IL sAsse have hesa
|sAaaFoA. sAoal1 ~ ssasetsA ser IT.
Wssk n aAesA pesfsahly - lsas
- 0e DosainG - - . give ~
SAseo . sAaAes . N sut hsnprp
[ulGAA Az - q ~ aasv 81 -
49, ~ - uosl 4 ~ llsoaassos
(eseo00any1Ag tAso - aneoeua0v -.
neso - sssssal sssus e SnAp -
- 1a3sssly e 49, oauos0 -. -
|0A10 - oA1v1a1ss1 -. ~. - q
- ~ Aessssas1y Aspenlss0pa -
(aDo q u ,1esG. 4 AnAnn1a-gp0
(e1D011 - - aa5aaop1 ~ = -
~ vAisA suas - ~ go -
|sAsg ass lFfpDlng b rstssaad iaAo ~
h y - sscsssssy IT, ~ AaaA Z,
|O1e iato ~ ~. slass ths shsso ean
|tooo = fres Il t3c1u q lteo - suA-
~ o. seFatoAtas. Futhsensea. 4
- ~ n 70 diD 0sts into IL meath.
|e1eo ~ ears. Howsvse. an e4Asr
|un9An ~ thn h.av ~ "a 49,
EsasesA. b kspt IN The Sse no. H.
s15aSaa SA3 SiHltS. The diD IM 6e
~ elective II Tie soautioi = hike.
knen. end the sAesD viu thsa not -
n1s1 while IN Il
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27


oscfats 10 e0ee sa1 - Gnef10cA II
~ caoo ef H. Up6eal higa pesss&. IT,
snes11ee was bgl1eck. n aut1eype
~ - Losd.s eWn tedy. b II CO
a ~ Upoeai un6sr psiests. IL snes1-
80 was 4 goat The aaeleupe = IT,
AanaA naturs q the CAusch.-0e-
bssws l8:ii-fS. =
IL : =, .scai ii.sds.tor s6efsa typical
sassi1css. IT. feal Aed1atee o0en
'settsR saesf1ces." Ths tyvtsal nsdsa-
~ ~ ths typscAI pespss iaes TIE typa-
eal Prsoase6 Land H anstiypacal
l1salasee. du1tag De tAsssasf yeass e
HI No.. Wsil ~ 0eGs Dsspas hack
- ~ D1os11o1 - og1VudUn ~
d1l11 eea1 n R zl11. s
Il n. sfzesz <, = <-sst =
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

- ~ Pa0s~W.
1Aess Woee OvA
- 1aoe tWo class
= - ~ peSO8
aao uha1P 49,
' Q . ia TIE
DsA100 eaos0ooae-
- H. 0stGt-
~ H1oat oA4
Ualse WSa0oA
n LW1o0 No.
Rsosotsa ~ ~
9o1a6s9 ~ ~
Og0coOn
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

uOeve1 6Alls - - ~
0ansn. lsrAsl- as1 ~ La
vsre typss. fb1as - ~ u
NJ tonnoo 81 - 6h10
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-27

zEDEn1lACE/
VAol9o 81 TpsG lAW aGslAeGG

VAol1o - rpsG lAU oGplAeG3
0Duisu-ea04 -
sU1ss ~ 90 sslv = esrtsA essstsse
- 0aSarul. sasO - enow. - Gesn4D0
= aasin0 AA1assa On.
D uOevG1 AAlls - - ~
10 Nsssn. israsi ss1 ~ Law
~ vss Upn. fsias - - ~
~ tsnas 81 q thaA
Aas0 sos Q ORA ~ asly - SesaA
~ q ~ eafiss CbaseA. = WaleA -
- b ~ 0ssA ~ - Hs1B -
0AalnA sayinG -11asss esu1y ~ -
- eaE1As4 4 esseAst sAsN ~ LAo0
0oB o. saias ~ ao1D - & ~
osslAssa. We ss1s aA"-AfeD SA
&esns was raiss1 ~ ofsG an1 sloeo
NGa1scasf ~ raiiag ~ efsn aoSo01e
~ hssGANA hns pssgFassuA- H.
Vost IN - eoasn00aAa1 whoo ~
IN numhse q IL Chnseh sAan hAve
bssa scca0esA 70 ssasy. rAsa ths aatd-
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Gives prsnpt and positive ssaisl -
every ease. Sold By druegises. psiss
sl.00. Trial package by nail, IL.
Winiaas Mfg. O., pxs9g1sosw
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For sale by ". g. Parkises, As,e
Gist and apotheeary.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-24
Summons

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon, for the County Of Malheur.
A. j. Steward, Plaintiff.
George enjamin. Defendant.
To George Benjamin. Defendant.
In the name Of the State OF Oregon !:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit
Friday. the 9th day of May, 1913. or
for want thereof Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief therein de-
manded, namely for decree, requir.
ing aud commanding the said George
Benjamin. defendant. to convey to
the plaintiff all OF the following de
scrlbed lands towit:-An undivided
half interest In the Northeast Quarter
OF Section Thirty, In Township ak.
teeu south of Range forty.seven, East
Willamette Meridian, In Maiheur
County. Oregon, in fee simple. sub
ject to the lien OF certain indentuIe
Of Mortgage to secure the repayment
of $500. 90 Ia favor OF Joel Rouillsrd,
ns shown by exhibit "a" OF the COM
plant on file herein. reference to
which is hereby made. This Sum
mons IL served by publication thereof
Tor six consecutive weeks Ia tue On
tario Argus. weekly newspaper of
general circulation In said county and
State. by order OF tha Hon. Dalton
Biegs. dated March 26th. 1913.
Date OF frat publication March 27th.
1918 date of last publication May sth
1913.
Harris 4 Smith aud G. McGonsgill,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-24
OlssO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OlS8O


Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon. March
goth. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Nelson
WILDER. of Payette. Idaho, who on
May 27th. 1911, made Homestead
application, No. 0lss0. for M Sci,
NEt SWi aud SET NWf. Section 2.
Township II s, Range 46 E., Will
lamette Meridian. has tifed notice of
intention to make final Communication
proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
aud Receiver. U. s. Land Office, at
Vale, Oregon, on the Srd day of May
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles ID. Warren, Angus Mo-
Donald. Aug. II. Senkbeil, of vernie,
Oregon; ID. b. Stokely, Of Payette,
Idaho.
Bruce f. Ksster. Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-24
Vale 027l, Burns 0l3o4.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Vale. Oregon. April
9Th. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Rolla
v. Rusk. of Ontario, Oregon. who on
January 22nd. 1909 made Homestead
application. No. Vale 027l, for wa
Sci and Es. SWt Section IA. Town
ship IT S. Range 46 E., Willamette
Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
tion TO make final three-year proof.
to establish sclaim to the land above
described. before the Register aud
Receiver. u. s. Land Office at Vale
Oregon. on the goth day of May. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Guy p. Morgan, Frank Weich.
Joseph Little. John Taylor. OF Onts
rio. Oregon.
Bruce r. Kester Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-04-24
Vale o7os. Burns o25i7. Fl. E. s447,

Vale 070s. Burns 025l7. II. e. si47,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon, April lst
1918.
Notice is hereby given that Angus
Mcdonald. of Vernie. Malheur county.
Oregon, who, on March 30th. 1908,
made Homestead Application No.
070s. for NWf. Section 9. Township
II s.. Range Al E.. Willamette Meri'
dian. has filed notice Of intention to
make final three year proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above descri bed.
before Harry b. Grauel. U. s. Com
missioner. at Ontario. Oregon. on the
9th day of May, 1913.
Claimant names ss witness:
Heman w. Clement, OF Ontario.
Oregon; Roy B. Kelley. of weiser,
Idaho; George Thiel. of Psyetts,
Idaho; A. r. White. of Ontario,
Oregon.
Bruce X. Kester. Register.