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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
cOmmissioners SAFE.

81. u. hencerOtu.
Anna scabright. ct al
hy virtue ~ thN authority vested IN
ihe undersigned commiss.orer by a de
cree OF the circuit court OF ONO County.
West virginia. made in the chanccry
cause OF j. o. Hcucecroth. plaintiff. and
Anna Seahrght. q a.. defendant.
therein pending. on the first day Of
"rruarl. 1913. ana entered in ,hancery
o-ds~ book $50. % pace c66 7 Viii sell
ar public auction 60 tho highest and best
bidder 90 tHc north front door OF the
Court House 81 onto county. in The
city ~ Wheeling. West virginia. on
0ATi EDAi. september goth. 1913
, conn. 80 ten o'clock \. N he
To- say Pert Of lot number 10 Oteu). in
tIu'I" number tweuty-HiN 900. with
th' improvements thereon. also lot NUM-
htI eleven CID. In square twenty--lv
l-tf. urImpruNsi. both Of which said
lots or parcels ~ real estate are situate
ON the west side OF wood street. fs-
tween ThIrty-sIrhth ana Th.rtt-rtuf1
streets. iH The rity of WhecI.us. county
~ ONO. and state ~ virginia. Pc
'ri.1 Alderman died seized. and which
was '.u. eyed fp her hy Geo. r. HnNs.
.rrf.l c'wfuies 1rer. Pos deed dated The
'tn 1s' ~ Stay. 1895. and of record loo
'uuu', Records
said i'ts or parcels ~ real estate may
TERMS on s.r.E' One-t.iri or the
rufD base price. HrI .n much moro aa tie
I"f II''f may H.r.. fn rHV. cash .u
hgri or fr. dHH or .sIc. ovid t.a balance
ono ffIr tnt two years from tho date OFF
f... VIVID interest Hf .iN per cont from
i.' Chaser EitiH- we
n'.' W. approved personal serur. .v
I.l OF. N"fr.rrI uHf rerfa. Hrf f.a Ir.rf
'ilr '' he retained a- further security
Hiii ruf.h'F" money shall have been
clf,ELrs o. cARHtGAV
N'f IiI .''.i..' -I"Ufr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
At THE VICTORIA

Tho Halloween Hon ,ro.o,....i
~ sam HerWi'z'a company Of es,er
feoplo AZ the Victoria fhasfo~ ycs,,-
cav. Jumped into instant favor ,,.l
ihree Dig audiences anpf1uf.d ,rt
'h"' wer" tired n De- rerI.fo ,.i,,
spectacular novelties and rtc No.. -,
cute r.rls and clover comedian. ID,
me country cabaret farce Fr,r ..-
audience tn Tho best NJ tur,r- sf o..
..H'' Last night tho f4nrfr- ..r
''hEing features made a decided d.,
With The audience and fr., -.I, b.,
nis drawing cards FOR mo b,isrr. ,f
The week '.
M" r'rcre made ur ~ tr.f,..t
,nonkeys. fog7 and u0rIa. st,,.. .
n'hnr9 Win mo headline f.4frr, 49,
hoy we're especially rf.,.f...
Er"at number ~ children i1 fF. su.i,
enc" N" kicking mule h. ,t.r, ,t I.
IuhnleFt animal clown over &C.,. t.
'n"aH parts Tho comedy f-r-f.....
pr. NJ no oznva ug- lrrfIr- rI.-... f,
vgt ana " ram" Do fnr wa-r arr-e,.I
Elm"r Jerome fha r.rtr- -rr ,.f.
NJ comedian. h1. ar r-..|..r rf.. 4,
mn mar made him popular
HAvWond and Smith ..r..-. 4,
oAnr"fH. introduced conn. ,I...-
r'rk and OBJ" V.cf1r'asc-ra rletr-.,
clos.inr The performance Zach J,, .-.
~ p" unusually good Tor Tho &C.,.
Dor NJ rho ncrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
AT THE oRPHEUm.

II was another delightful vaudeville
offering that the popular Orpheum
theater presented to the theater-go-
Ing public last night 20 capacity
audience. 50 far this season the or
pheum has outdone itself every week
In the way Of giving one show after
the other better than any. and this IS
Just the kind OF bin that was pre-
scented esterday-better than anv bill
presented so far THE season
For instance. Miss virginia Milton.
who Il presenting Love in the gu.
burbs." has one OF the best comedy
playlets We have s.pn in years and II
IS a laugh from start 10 finish Hal
Norcross portrays a drunk who has
been playing poker all night and
comes home 20 hts VIE ~ 4 o'clock
IN the morning a bully Offering
this one. and one that will BE- talked
about during It's stay az this popular
playhouse
The Dancing Mars. with all special
scenery. give pantomime dancing thar
ls really marvellous. This act Is with
out doubt the best act over seen I'm
this city. Graceful artistic and hand
somely costumed and well worth 20.
ing mile 20 see.
Another riot act on the bill is tlnr
nard. Fennity and Mitchell There has
been nothing seen az the Orpheurn or
IN this city In years that can touch
ihls act The Curse OF Rrokcn
Heart.' sang by one o. tho trio. who
makes stunning appearance and
sings with a beautiNl true voice is
th' besf song number mat has evo-
6een put over the footlights I'm vears
lester and Carter. in q darcir. offo-
ing. were good. but Fern and Wada-o
mafe ihiug7 IyDI with their ex,.t
ieIt 'infing and talking act
nc p''iurea arc excellent and tho
entire vaudeville bin great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
THE THEATER
Grand Canyon.

The Grand Canyon of Arizona beg
gars description. Practically every
body. on hrst seeing It. admits that
the scene is absolutely indescribabie.
In its presence. language just simply
seems TO fail entirely. because no
words have been coined TO describe
a scene of such grandeur. In such an
emergency. a reproduction in animal
ed pictures such as Lyman II. Howe
promises to present in an entirely
new program at the Court theater ~
night and tomorrow. seems to be the
only medium through which the mimi
may grasp adequately She magnitude
OF the stupendous PANORAMA. inc
moment the spectators see II, ali
standards of comparison are lost. 10
gaze at the mighty maze OF chasms
produces a sense of awe mingled with
wonder II affords a sensation en-
tirely unlike any other scene eartn
can offer. There is no word in tue
English vocabulary that can define II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Water Pollution.

Chemist John Coleman. OF Wheel.
ing. few days ago completed an an
alysis OF the Ohio river water az that
place The analysis has aroused con.
siderable comment by citizens and
varying statements by physicians. II
shows about 6 per cent OF sulphuric
acid. Some doctors say this cannot
be removed by boiling. filtration or
distilling. and that IL will. 10 some OK.
tent dissolve lead pipes and the water
Will carry the lead into human sys.
TENS. The fact that II kills fish. Is
70 some OF the physicians evidence
enough that Il should not be taken
into the human system.
Other physicians Of prominence saw
the amount OF acid in the water IS no,
sufficient 10 cause in effects TO the
consumers. and the amount OF lead
that could be carried into the system
by the water would not be sufficient
IN lifetime 70 cause lead poisoning
The same interest Is being taken
IN the water analysis here that has
been taken in Wheeling The pras.
ence OF dead fish tell OF acid in the
water. while at times the water lie :
green as fresh foliage The wickets
OF the dam being up. creates a pool
mere. and the amount Of acid found
IN the water here would be much
greater than IN Wheeling. One citt
zen suggests 1t would be a good idea
ior the city water board. the hoard
OF health. or the city council. TO have
water from the Wellsburg rool taken
70 a capable chemist for examination
70 determine the per cent Of acid IN
IT. also the water of the CITY recer
Noir for the same purpose. The civ
water comes from wells sunk in tbe
river ana passes through a filtration
system after passing through sand and
gravel IL is claimed. however that
This will not reduce the Tower Of 49,
acid VI '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
W'MECHEN
City Council Met

The city council met In regular
semimonthly session a. hoadqua-.
tiers in the bank building last evenin g
and transacted considerable routine
business. Matters pertaining to IN,
electric franchise were brought up
and the committee which was AZ.
pointed 20 confer with the Urht com.
pany filed its report Do b. likely tnat
the franchise VIII 2" granted and
passed a. It's FIRST reading next meet
ING OF council IN" sewer proposition
was also taken under consideration.
as well as many other important mat
i"r~. bur nofhiu- definite was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

un"f" services over tho remains
~ tho lafo Miss blanche Uirkerto,
who died last TucsIlv evening at fne
family home BOZ south Nc,iechau.
were held yesterday afternoon af o 20
clock. EsN % D. Tracey. uaafot
of fhe Church Of Tod oncistad fr
i'rm"r' BOB NDNccheu cemetery.
More than Of score OF Girls who wore
employed Ir tl" same department as
tho decea az ,lc Fostoria CI.ss
plant Boo NourdavII.. attended tho fu.
neral Iu body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Halloween Celebration.

The splendid organization effected
Wednesday night bids fair to assure
big Halloween celebration. Mayor
G. w. Rine was appointed chairman
and Henry A. Stengle. secretary. \
committee OF four from each ward and
the volunteer fire department. taking
part. will make the parade success.
SiNty-eight dollars were subscribed
within a few minutes as a starter for
the expenses. The X. OF =. .and
probably will be out on the night of
celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
WELLSBURG

Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding OF Mr.. George Mallory. formerly
Of this city, now OF Bellefontaine. o..
and Miss Cora Brandt. OF Lancaster.
o.. the wedding 10 be solemnized on
sunday. October is. at 2:3O O'Clock.
Mr.. Mallory Is well known here and
the bride TO be. who has visited in
this city. made many friends. The
couple will be at home 20 their friends
in Bellefontaine. where Mr.. Mallory is
employed as a linotype operator and
machinst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

%. Albert Sn"dcker. chairman OF the
h'pubIc1n executive committee 10
''Ing highly complimeuted for tho
successful and satisfactory manner b.,
Nhl'h h" orranilod aud conducted the
ann ilEn. Owing to Tho very short
,iin" De had for organization hi. Vol.
aN the more commemorative m
camp Ign as corGrcted bv Hmm o..s
."'r and clean and Dis undivided NJ
.'N'I"n and energy we're given TO ft.
strenuous task ' '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
NOTICE
OF
SCHEDULE OF RATES
OF
PANY
TO go into Effect November LIST, 1919.

Notice Is hereby given that in the
town Of Wheeling. W. Va. the rates FOR
ga on and after November LIST 1913.
Will Doe as follows.
lNbG STEIAL.-First $50. 900 Gu tt
-9c per NJ ca. H. Second $50 900 Gu. IT,
-lc uer " ca. -. NcVt 4.5Ou. 600 ca. ~ .
i5c per NJ. ca. n. All over 5000. 900 Gu.
IT,. sc per N. ca. -. subject TO dis
count Of ic per NJ. Gu II where payment
is made on or before the goth Of she
month following that for which bill -
rendered. o-.-9-I6-e3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
McMechsu Brtefs.

Several local lads attended the foot
ball game at Moundsville yesterday az
ternoon with Bethany College Reserves.
The new home OF Or. ]. e. McCul-
lough's on Tenth street has been COM
pleted and the family will move the
first OF next week
George Jackson has returned 20 his
home from Pittsburgh. Pa. where he
spent the past few days visiting friends
and relatives.
fair and festival given this evening by
the volunteer FIRE department or BEN
wood at the Fifth ward hose house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
CHARGED WITH coUNrrFrtr,vc

NEW ORLEANS. IA. oct rs Tho
local police arrested Gaetono Russo 90
day. and after finding what they aay
iH complete c0uuferfaifcr'a oufni fr
h'a homo turned him over f0 fra Faf
oral authorities BY whom DO vas
CHARGED with rpUufrrfritug Russ.
Deem .'.Hr1 mIr. months In Hr
r1D-f t0 trace Tho origIn OF many su.
fIr InI's.a haif dollars and dino.
n1 OF H'fe during flc p1rf feo wears
Russo denies .ho charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

N Nr"f Huffman. OF thIe city.
won 'H" Howard piano at fho carroll
r.'I macy ou rIr'h street last Owe
I''. Iho contest I1r fha piano fl4
boon ro.r. uu Tor tlo past several
mon .| and proved very interesting
fnd exciting af tho nniah Tho noaro 2
nv" 'n NI liunrln VIII receive CO
,''." inr 1920 toward q piano mlIe
by tlo .ame frm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
"Stop Theft"

One OF the best crook plays-and
the light fingered fraternity are some
popular these dsys-presented since
the vogue for stage rogues came in
fashion is stop Thief" a new farce
written by Carlyle Moore and pre-
scented by Cohan and Morris.
stop Thief" doesn't shatter stage
ethics In its presentation. neither
does II set up any new dramatic can
ons. but II makes an audience laugh
for two hours and a half as no au-
dience ever laughed before: therefore
II is a great. big. popular success.
Two kleptomaniacs, a real crook
and a wedding are responsible for ali
the fun in stop Thief" One OF the
kleptomaniacs is a millionaire, the
other his prospective son-in-law. The
bride-to-be is aware OF her fathers
prediction for stealing. but Is is
norant of the fact that her future
husband is so afflicted.
Into this household a real thief -
Struggled by a new maid. and the plot
thus tangled in the first act. calls tor
the appearance OF a battalion OF no
licemen in the second act. and the
thrills begin. One valuable article
after another disappears in the most
mysterious manner. and in the search
for the culprit many funny situations
are evolved. OF course. in the end. II
comes out that. instead Of the IeTpon-
sibility for the missing articles lying
with the kleptomaniacs. the real
thieves are discovered. but the author
mas taken care that there f. a happy
ending. which Is nothing less than a
triple wedding. The play will BE- seen
al the Court next Wednesday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Wellsburo e-iefs

tn" well on the Robinson farm. inst
east OF this city. is down about 400
feet and drilling fast
Mrs T W Carmichael Me-
Charles Robinson. Mrs. Charles Iii1
and Mr. and Mr.. Howell pralt.,
wore Steubon,iIle visitor yes,.rJ.,.
The well on the John walsh 60,
came Boz on Thursday a drv bola
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

tornev j J p. OBrien IN tho cass Of
J ElwOOd. charged with creating die
fufbance on street car % tho Pan
Handle limo about a week ago Io
was tried IN police court and fined so
art cDats md appealed tho case 20 q
hiFhor court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

han. az Martins Ferry. o.. Monday. oc.
toOer goth AIR. TrOtter will be accom-
panied by Homer Rodeheaver. Billy
sundays great singer. Room has been
provided FOR all those that wish TO hear
him. no doubt a large delegation FROM
here viii 60. Billy sunday says that MI.
Trotter Il the greatest man OF the age.
Ar street cars will take you TO the
Armory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

II Is not at all likely that the new
NJ. f church which has been completed
Will be dedicated for at least two
learned last evening The committee in
charge tried TO get Bishop Hughes. or
California. former OF MoundsVille TO
have charge. but as he was engaged for
several weeks ~ will be impossible. \
meeting OF the executive board will like
ly be held one evening In the near fu-
ture and date set for the dedication
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
YOUNG DUKE Held
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

~ I.f. Wash. oct 90 tr.,
'N 'n'' 'Iraiiou today of fo tu'i7.
Ii'hf' " Iurr and flo Ir.uriur b..
l'.''d Hurlund and Thou4. d.
't rIrht hv au automobile
n' Laurence urko SON oT rro
''' ''i.r. Tho tobacco manufacturer
l''-''u'lnt Attorney Nurph, AN
'''n''l tonight that Duke would boz
"' .i ON cllrc" OF mauslaurhtcr
NNrpl' declared Thar the breaking
'' ''' steering gear. which Duke saws
TO- '"n- .h'' Tor fhn crash. did NOT
.I'H Duke. mshInc struck "a
'nn polo after smashing into fra
.''..''H lfr Duke was released to.
rirhf .u e, 600 bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
DAMAGED Goods"

IF ! could preach from my pulpit
sermon one-tenth as powerful. az
convincing. as far-ree ching and as
helpful as this performance OF Dam
aged Goods" declared DIT Abram -
mon. the distinguished rabbi OF Was D
ineton (D. c. Hebrew congregation.
after witnessing Richard Bennett and
his co-workers IN the great Brierx
play. II would consider that han
achieved the triumph OF my life. "
Damaged Gods comes 70 the Court
for three days. starting next Thurs
day. October %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
Hsid rn,,r,.t,nx Meeting.

Local lodge. GARFIELD No. ; Jr q. L.
A. NJ. held a we'll attended meeting last
evening at their headquarters in the
Fisher building on Marshall street.
Following the transaction OF routine
business a class OF several candidates
were initiated into the order. \ social
session was held at the close OF the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

Green tomato mincemcnf Cbop
ono p"'h - rr"on tomafocs and leave
.n ih" r0Innfor for an hour fo drain
lni DO Tho preserving kettle with Eve
pounds of I.ch' yellow sugar and two
ana on"han cupfms Of good cider
vinegar. Cook until fra 'o,r-fe..
don" and clear. then add two pounds
%. seeded nr .r..I.
pounds or rurfarf. hHIf
o'ndi'd cifrou peel chopped fuc. a
'3hl'fpouniul each OFF Ground rI,,,
'l' nl'" nutmeg and u Tablespoonful
"I SAT- Add e. half peck ~ tart ap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
SEALED PROPOSALS
rhnrfa and nfhnr UIhnl.anf. r.ann..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
az its office az CnarIeston. West Virglnfa
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial mango
mcrt or which Is vested In said Board.
Contracts viii be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality cons Iered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTR1
ac4U Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
DIE

BoDEEsTEIH-On ruesd,v. oc,ob.- q.
i.. 90 nrluCN r m ELMER
t'l'l-N -ILIN. aged 10 years { month
Hud dFra
Funeral frrfr rrrfder~e ~ bt- -
~" i'if Jacob street Friday Octoi,e-
=. goo. tI $40 m IUfcrmenf fr NJ
I..I ''m'tef} Friends OF family iu-
HEFNEN-'r "wednesday. Octobsr 18th.
L.... ~ DID,. .H o'clock q m MRS
Ni.IN iNUf.N kENNFN noe FIigaIefr
''lnHnHIrh iu che t.rd year ~ her
> nEf
FUNERAL from Der late residence. 9oof
Inff street. fhIa Irridayl afternoon no
O'Clock Friends of tho family in
t.''I f' attend. lntcrment Grccnwood
cemetery
WRtoHT-ou Thursday. October 18Th.
...... fr. 90 her late
residence. Highland Park UEgsrE
HAt1N. wife OF o D. wright
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

] -Ou - BGrtS & nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTE RIAL EMBALMER.
1922 and ff24 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones e15
VIC l.. Hfrfschy. Roll Phone 1881
G y BcrtsChy. Nat Phone r22qY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17
AppEAL eoNp FIlrp

An appeal was filed yesterday with
The clerk q he CirouIt court by A.
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Breummer & HiIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Embairners
t-rurr Market ami TwerfV.rrronF a..
reiephonc 2o1 open day and nisht
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pl"s chopped. bring an 10 a boil and
seal BOZ glass iars while hot The long.
ef ~ stands the better IL grows"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-17

'i .Ir.r.rif. fH Doe. N.II.r Dr.
1foi''r who 800 spsss at ulo A-ma.s
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MISCELLANEOUS

FRUIT. ornamental and shade trees M
special prices for few DAYS. 10 In
duce fan planting. at Colerain Nurseries.
Address =. Starbuck Colernfn. q.
o-7-S0t
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sglld YS9I Home a. ss.u4fuI

NhN POtHT ON THE PIKU
Twenty 800 or these chofr. 1ots ",
70 sell The hest Of the plan ard one
established price OF each
There were 24s lots in the ertfr. nj. -
ana attn tho exception Of the few r.
naming unsOld. these HON esites are now
owned by representative people OF thu
CIV or wheeling. building f. IN pro
Eress Look a. his property. Home
Real Estate which you can inspect and
sold by a reliable home firm Call a.
our oftice Tor Fun particulars about tho
property
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LADIES AND CENn. FMEr

Cash paid for cast on clothing Writ,
or call
NJ. LEVY.
RIO. los LzarNst Sc, W-hosunr W -.
WE-Co'lcct Bad Bi,'s BUY ana sci
Ciaire Attachment carefully PLACED
$40 es"tef~i. We adjust claims arf
o. DO Goa cctiDnI on n crrnmfes.on hoefs
80 t1lIt' L.nr. no raw Tho huckeve Me-.
c1ftlie trCr~v 5o9 Board OF Trsd.
jog. wheeling W Va.
PATENTS sSGi.'di ,..,, T.9s;
lu.kie 100 fifteen years practice
II. 4. DTf-LAP. PATENT ATToRNrY.
NaLoa 81 EIchaig Sc Bank Bidg-
Wheelin-, " va
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FOR SALE
OR SALE

Al q very reasonable figure
Five improved lots -McMechen
" Va. Por further information
call
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
DANDluff GERMS
ARE RESPONSIBLE
For Grey, Faded, Dry, Life
less and Falling Hair.

No new. healthy hair can grow II
your scalp IL covered with Dandruff.
There Is nothing so reliable. 30 sure to
relieve the itching: to thoroughly
cleanse the scalp Of Dandruff 40 Hays
Hair Health. Get . bottle today. few
applications will remove Dandruff-
store the grey hair to its natural.
youthful color and bring back the vi
tally. lustre and beauty to your hair,
Hundreds Of people write US every day
that Hays Hair Health has been the
only really satisfactory preparation
that they have ever used for Dandruff
and grey hair. Druggists guarantee 1t.
Free: Sign this adv. and take 1t to
the following druggists and get 30
bottle Of Hays Hair Health and q 25c.
cake Of Harf1na. Soap. for Soc; or 800
bottle Of Hays Hair Health and two
CSC cakes of Harfina Soap Free. for II.
--Beinert Drug Co. b. A. Morgan. Old
Reliable Ddug Co.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12

wife of John Hosmee 9ueeumbs 10 Tu-
heroulosis Of Bowels.

wife of John Aesmse Suecumbs 10 Tu-
beroulesis Of Bowels.
Mrs. Anna Hesmer. aged "A years.
wife Of John Hesmer. died at her home,
712 Noble street. at midnight Wednes-
day Of tuberculosis Of the bowels Mrs.
Hesmer had suffered with the disease
for ave years. About Christmas time
her condition became rapidly worse
and she continued to decline steadily.
Mrs. Hesmer's maiden name was
Anna Tveit. She was native OF
Norway. where she was born at Ber-
gen. Dec. IL. 1866. She came to Amer
lea when she was % years Of age,
and on April s. 1895. she was married
to John Hesmer. who survives her. Five
children. Selma, Emma, Albert, Ber-
nice. and Theodore also survive their
mother. as do two brothers, sister,
and Mrs. Hesmer's mother. The latter
are 8. s Tveit. Albert Lea. Mimi;
Nels Tveit, who lives in Norway. where
reside Mrs. Hesmer's mother and
sister.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-12
Finally Took Receipt.

The baron had handed over his
wife's jewelry box to be put in the
safe.
III give you receipt, baron" said
the hotel clerk
'Er-I fancy It isn't necessary" re-
piled the baron with some hauteur az
he turned away.
He did not get far at once. He seem
Cd to be thinking. He shifted his
weight first &c one scc. and then to
the other. spending several minutes
in this profitable exercise. Then no
decided to 90 upstairs. At the end of
an hour he returned.
II have been thinking 1t over care
fully" he said to the clerk, "and I
have come to the conclusion that per.
haps It might be better for me to have
q receipt" He got It.