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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

WHAT PROMISES TO be a very eniov-
a , anair Is the dance and card
party which will be given by the
Lady Elks of this city in the Elks'
nan on belmont street this evening
an excellent dance program has
Deen prepared and music will be fur.
nlshed by the Berneiders orchestra
NJ an appropriate hour refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

\ large crowd attended the Indoor car
ulNal being held hy the local Aerie Of
Eagles. which opened in the ATmory hail
saturday evening and an Of the stands
reported "A large business. The AFFAIR
viii he continued all OF this week with
e complete change uf program each
evening. There will also be several door
IIlzes EINon aMlN lurIuE The Menk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

a special meeting OF Arlington
Company. Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythias will be held in the Armory
hall. on Union street. this evening
at this meeting as several matters OF
All members are urged to be present
importance will be given attention.
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Almost daily 1arre crood. =, -
tlEn'rs are seen burdenod with tbcir
,uEsaaige. leaving this vicinity hound
TOT me coal fields IN West VIrginja
IIna tennsylvania. \ large nunnbar
fIt yesterday afternoon. and In he ae.
L'l',ai'tu that between two and three
weeks. The effect Of the cIoei,,s, 49,. Nv
or the mines In this section bas n,.
been seriously felt by tho busi,nss
. ...n as yet. az the miners had beer
preparing for such an event
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IT'. 71UU0TI ~ IN ncLIo I0vInr
.'H- on llls CTS h3s turned from CUyur
from DO. city VIII go t1 sfrubrnviII.
..I" evening f0 see the bout between
.hr latter and Coco" stewart az
wheeling Thie viii hp fHr main bout
-i very Interesting card and fgHt
Iaus ore promised very frfrrrefIr.
.L.L-LL -.L.rilLnM.-l
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Ladies Ala socistv-

The Ladies Aid society Of the First
NJ. T.. church viii hold an important
meeting this evening al the home or
Mrs. Gertrude Frazier ON Third street
aud all Of tho members are requested
To attend. Several important business
matters will be given attention after
which a social session will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

good shape for walking Many OF the
farmers ar" hoping that the good
M'aih'r viii continue. as they have been
annnl' 20 get IN their crops Of garden
truck on account Of TIE wet weather.
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L. r. WOKE, NJ. o.
sT9 WEST SIXTH AVE. coLUnsUs. ONO

placing the city In sanitary condition
Tor the coming summer All are asked
TO clean their premises and 20 place the
rubbish ia "a riace here the wagons 10
be furnished by the city. can haul Il
away. The Womaus civic league Will
also assist the city officials in placing
the city iu "a sanitary condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

their new quarters ln the Basement 90
We hfinlcin ouilding thc first part OF
ihls " eek- The club o. making arrange
menfs 60 place first class has han
team on the diamond the coming SUM
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DISEASES OF MEN

Or. Noks wants . private. heart-to-heart talk
With every man who l. weak. nervous brok en-
down. discouraged. or suffering from any disease
caused by ignorance. exce.ses. contAgion. incou,-
potent treatment or naEiect. Write or call for nv
Tree book on ser hygiene entitled "A Phy.ieian's
Advtee 10 His SON.. Contains information that
every parent and young man should know Do not
give up. For years have been building up nsr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

spent at the various social diversions
and very enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
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MEMRER

That Dr. Noke invites searching inve.,iratiou
OF hts work and methods Of treatment And that
he charges absolutely nothing for eon.uItstion
snd examination. That In no case does he charg.
more than $500 per month. Your case will re-
esxe MS oest attention. Everything confidential
On How TO Keep Well
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He Has Made regular visit. to thi, communist.
for nearly twenty Year, and has establish he'd p.r
manent practice and reputation
his practice .. limited % Chronic Diseases
end ne has spent practically all his life In the study
and treatment of them.
His Practice Consists mainly Of lonr-.tanding
cases who have failed to secure sati.fsetion else
where.
~ least three-fourths OF his patients are sent
70 him by former patrons.
nhe thinks he cannot benefit you he will .sy 40
ne does not depend on "cure-all'' rernedi~s
Esch case Il treated separately With rnmedie.
sdapted 70 each individual Injurious stomach
drugRing IL avoided
Or; Noke's best references are his many
yearn practice in
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to-day.
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fnt=iiiaeneer 1914 Almanac for 25c
at the City Book store Get enc TODAY.
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There 'e man Ir New YORK. who
makes r0o1 LIVING hv huylrc vorn.
H,.ea of platinum and cold rat r.r.
Tain.
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EYES TESTED FREE
Glasses fitted and furnished
HOME TREATMENT FOR WOMEN

=, DIR. Nokes Treatment ut hone plan" I. not q
cure-ali remedy. Each case 10 treated separate
" with remedies adapted to each individual Ne
humileting examinations. No operations Rem
edea are harmless and can be used privately. Con-
s1ltation free and confidential
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intelligence 1914 Almanac for 25e
az the o. sehiek News Stands Get Il
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
THE THEATRE
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The Fortune Hunter" as presented
py the barrett Players. will close a sue
ccssful opening week at the Orpheum
THIS afternoon and tonight. All things
considered the first week OF the run has
been a success The intense heat had
the ERECT OF holding down the attend
ance 10 slight extent. but the patron
age has been apparently sufficient TO
warrant continuation OF the engage
ment o. this high class company. There
- no better stock company In the coun-
Try than the Barrett Players. as they
nave themselves proven by their work
IN The Fortune Hunter a top-notch
play which Manager Barrett and Mr.
hoSsman assure Us sets a standard that
the run.
The Fortune Hunter" closes with
the performances this Afternoon and this
evening. The biggest houses OF the week
are confidently anticipated as the pro-
auctlon has been steadily growing In
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Lawn Party.

Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Alley entertained
Friday evening with a lawn party in
honor OF their house guest. Miss Anita
Pearsons. OF West Alexander Croque:
and other games were played. these
with music and the dainty luncheon
served by the hostess formed the ey-
enings entertainment The following
Il partial list OF those present: NJ.
and Mrs NJ. G. johnson and children
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Steele and KATHRYN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers. Misses
Leota Steele. Nellie Harsh. BESSIE
Richey. Fairy Harsh. Lolita Richey.
Blanche Richardson. Hazel Alley. An.
tia Parsons. Olive Wallace. Messrs
Charlie Mooney. Willie Alley. Charlie
Mtlliken. Earl Clutter. Lonna Richey
and Mr.. and Mrs John MiTliken Miss
Parsons. who was a former teacher at
this place. and who Is quite favorite
with the younger social set. returned
TO her home Wednesday.
Messrs. Pattison and c. p. lie Vier
OF Waynesburg Pa, were calling IN
the farmers in this vicinity in the in
terest OF the gas company Monday
and Tuesday. Several OF the leases
on farms near here were surrendered
and on others tho rental was reduced.
Miss Mort Harsh and Mr.. T. Ewing
are attending the institute at Mounds.
vile this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaancsy Lauben.
sheimer. OF Columbus. O.. spent Tines.
day night with their sister. Mrs Ma.
jors
Mr.. J. =. Harsh and daughter. Vida.
returned 10 their home al Washington.
Pa. "Wednesday. They we're accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Allison
and little daughter. Blanche.
Mrs. Jenkins. ST.. OF Burnsvine. Pa.
Is under the doctors care.
Mrs. Cora Galloway Long il quite
M.
Mrs. Montgomery is improving slow.
".
Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer were call.
/ ed 20 Wheeling on account OF the sick.
ness and death OF Mrs. Archer's
mother. Mrs. Mathews
Mrs. Mary Frye and Miss Mary
Hess. OF Washington. Pa, left Friday
evening for Wind Ridge where they
will visit Mrs. Jennie Day and attend
the worlds" fair at Jacktown.
Mrs. Linnie Chambers returned
! Tuesday evening from a short visit
With friends at Brink and smithneId.
W Va.
Miss Blanche Richardson. of
Moundsville. Is spending a few DAYS
with her foster sister. Mrs. NJ. c. John
son. OF the station
A COW on the John W Frye farm
near here. gave birth during the week
20 calf having six perfectly develop
ed feet. each foreleg having two we'll
formed boots. The freak lived several
hours
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MAJORSYILLE

MAJORISNiLLE. W. Va. Aug. a.
Az an early hour Tuesday morning at
MS nome near Beham. Pa. occurrc d
me death OF George w. Ollie. one OF
tne oldest and most respected citizens
OF this vicinity. Mr. Ollie. who was
past 40 years OF age. had until very
recently enjoyed perfect health. A
stroke OF paralysis from which no
never rallied. was the cause OF death.
Always a sober. industrious Chris
tlan man. he had accumulated much
OF this worlds goods and was able TO
leave TO each OF his children a beauti-
fui home. as well as an example OF an
honest. upright life. lie was a llf,-
long member OF the Salem NJ L
church and was ono OF the officials OF
that class at his death. lie is survfy-
ed by an aged and very infirm wife.
formerly a Miss Saunders. two sons.
Albert and Brinton. OF this place:
three daughters. Mrs. Lester White
man and Mrs. John Dreamer OF Ma
lorsville. and Mrs. Julius White OF
Beham together with a host OF friends
Three sons aud one daughter preceded
nj INTO the spirit world.
Aside from the large family OF their
own children that they had reared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie opened their home
and hearts 70 the ave orphaned chill.
dren OF their son. and these boys will
sadly miss the parental care as well
as the grandfatherly indulgence that
they have known.
Funeral services. conducted by Rev.
Carder. OF Dallas. we're held Wednes-
ia yat ? p. m. at the residence. In
terment at Mt View cemetery. Dallas.
Order Brothers. undertakes.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Something better than the average Is
being seen az the Victoria the last hair
or the week with the engagement clos
ing Tonight. Theo. the balloon Girl
mas proven a sensation not soon 10 be
forgotten. with her spectacular flight
over the audience. from where she picks
up passenger. The act r. Beautifully
staSed Win special scenery and proper
The Runaway Comedy" presented BY
the youngest ana smallest quartet in
America continues 20 share high honors
with the Balloon Girl HIS AWFUL
Nightmare as presented By O. Harris
tslden and Hcssie Clifton. g. a sure cure
Tor what ais you. Sterling Rose and
Sterhng. In their new and novel Furo-
pean act. Introducing Miss Rose IN her
ofiEinal mandolin dance. a. deserving OF
the highest praise. Taz Weatherford
continues 20 please immensely as a tai
ented monoiogist and mimic. The Vie
toriascopo pictures are all that could be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure. shower area n drift-
Ing slowly eastward over the ST. Law
renee valley this morning. eNtendine
southwark over the lower lake region
into the Ohio valley.
over the plains states and upper val
leyr the prcssurxs are high aud the
weather generally fair and cool. An.
other high pressure. cool weather area
~ moving eastward over tho north IA
cific regions.
CLOUDY weather with local showers
ana cooler conditions. are expected In
this vicinity until into the night. Fair
weather and moderate temperature are
indicated FOR Saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
teroay. ~ degrees, lowest last night. 7s
degrees. no rainfall.
The ohio will change but slightly IN
the district during tho neat ls hours.
II. G. HOWE,
Section Director.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. W. Va. Aug. IL
a movement is on foot 20 give Man
nington an ice plant and bo;tling
works. Outside parties who are inter
ested In the business are said TO be
willing 20 furnish $4,000 Of tho
A25.O0O necessary 90 erect the plant.
leaving $4,000 Of the capital stock 10
be subscribed By local capital.
The plant viii be located on East
High street. and further details viii
be coming forth In n few days.
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.7 tac Ero-t o' Mrs " s Furbe. On
Center street
Mr. and Mrs Davis. Of Salem. arc
guests of Nr and Mrs Ray Hcamua.
Mics Helen rruchard g. home from
n viait iu Noundsvuo
Mrs 2. D. uCvney and children. of
IHrkrrtburr. are guests of Mrs. r.. A.
Leonard on Dancer avenue
Mise UWar of Wheeling. be- the
luost Of Miss Claudia McNeely on
Center street
Mr and Mrs Charles n. phnIrr and
family lcft today by auto for Bolivor.
s.
Frcd karchor has returned home 10
MoundaVUIc after Welt with ala
cousin. Myr0n 5uoderasa
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Mr syhcrt entertained o. party o.
young folks at nickclodium party
last evening IN honor of his daughter
Mr. I'D HfuEh. and her l'Ieaf. Miss
Helen Smith. ~ salem. Those pre-
Duf we're
Mrs Joe Soc. Mrs ID j. Uanlrv
SIR o. Covan. Mary RYAN. Prank
slater. Grace Leonard. FIon Have
Iinnie Hays. Gcncvlovc Mcgce Grace
McCrca. Gdwenolon Haulry. Nr
Mitchell. Evclino Haurt. Mabel Nor
gan. Mrs "a Haugh and Miss Helen
Smith
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WEST LIBERTY

Miss Ella Hartley had a. her
honor guest Thursday. Mrs. George
Morrison. Mrs. Chester Whitman ana
Mrs. Hill Of Valley Grove. Mrs. J. &.
Naddell. Ms. Sue Redgely and Miss
Julia Ridgely % West Liberty.
Mrs. Arthur Meyer and son OF
Woodlawn were in town Thursday.
Milton Hedges. real estate dealer.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday Al
Cadlz. o.
DR.. George and Mrs Lewis OF
Chester were guests here Thursday
Mrs Rose Leasure IS visiting rel
atives IN Pine Grove
Mr. VIII II. Hearne ana 8 S Cur.
It's spent Thursday at the Jacktown
fair.
Mrs Martha King. OF woodlawn. is
visiting friends and relatives here
Miss Maud King II visiting al
Woodlawn and Elm Grove.
Mrs. Frazier. OF Wheeling. has been
the guest Of DIT. and Mrs. J. M.shorts.
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

NONA hNhO Ave 100 yds.
from Beach The most popular section.
between the two famous piers central 90
All Attractions. modern. hsgh-class hotel
make very special terms OF IS SIC.
tl2.5o. $500 up. Including large ocean
rooms, metal beds. elevator, baths.
phones. superior table. with white SER
vice. table supplied erect from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumbli1. porchcs
overlook the ocean and boardwalk
Booklet w. 4. WATTS.
1y-15-r
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INFORMATION WANTED

A. &c present location Of Joseph Ha-
hick or Hahuck or kabick. formerly
his advantage 70 communicate with The
Colonial Trust Company, administrator
81 me estate or kate M9rgan, some
burgh. Pa.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDENPrIoN or norps.

Notice OF Redemption OF Bonds By the
WheehnE Steel Iron COMPANY.
Mhttl.lNf. ". Va. August J. Iefs
The holders % bonds Nos a0t s6,
900. 800. do5 3oe. 3ti 3t2. ai1 $40 3f5.
lefl"d hy The Wheeling steel a. Iron
COMPANY. september ]. 1889. are hereby
notiicd That these bonds Will b. re-
deemed September ]. 1910 90 The Ne
tonal Exchange Bank. WneeiinF W
Va The bonds cnufr Grated boz this mo-
tice viii cease o. bear Interest soptern-
Der q. 1910
WHEELING STEEL g. IRON COMPANY
q. J. HUNTER
u-I-s-rs-se-ea-7r
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LIE XINGTON

faeific and Arkansas Avs.-SPACIOUs
Skol. NDS WITH TENNIS AND GRO
BOARDWALK. only medium pric ed
hotti where guests may 10 from house
20 surf IN nathtng attire without using
uhth houses, with attendants TO care for
suits. a. free, metal beds. Running water
IN rooms Fresh ana SEA water baths.
public snd private. Special rates 81 Sol
20 81 daily; s. 90 $3.50 weekly. inciud-
ms choice table supplies from own farm.
White service Orchestra ballroom.
Booklet mailed upon request
PAUL q. ROSECR.ANS Mgr
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WANTED-MALE HELP
wArrEp-Ar.p,, for our -r.ron..'

WAHTED-Agents for our European
war Book. can make money fast SELL
ing this new book containing nearly 500
pages. 100 Illustrations porfraits. mans
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Our best agents make $40 TO SIS some
days Commission sos or better: extra
Inducements 20 general agents and crew
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furnish circulars with name and address
freight paid. credit given. both outfits
free. International Bible House Dept
A-ii2 10Th and Chestnut SITS. Philadel-
phia Pa au-is-71-26-2s
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NOTIlE-CONTRACTORS
roI1cr ID oorT1GcToHs-

Erllrf tIHr wills D. received 90 the
I'fre off THE Tn1ri nf Com rnfarIrrrrn
fhc County Uf ohio. until Thursday.
time
Dor rreurfarinr with urick rIfuiithfc
.r I.ituruiurua surface. aa per anecifira-
lions Un Ilfr nf fhf office of The hoard
.I fumrflnnI HurrH certain portions ~
.nr following roads.
NaflnnHI Road 1.-TWO loraffrnal
NrcEFarlilr Clinton a r0fornar Road.
Whrrllnr a falrwnnf rfko
Wheeling a Eim Grove Road
elfuu'H Run and Cherry IluI Road
Specification together win aprrorf.
mate fnrdare are on filc and may BE-
nnrn DURING office fnura af The Ffuar
UN furnnIIHHI Hnrrn office the court
House Whrrllnr ". Va.
The Igard reserves ere riFht o. reject
any ur nii bids
GRO W. OLDHAM
Clerk
IHr Tnrrf of Crrnrrfrrfonr~a sf che
County On ohio au-fE.n
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SEALED PROPOSAIS
Te;,s. 70 Nasst.esgs.r., Joss.r,, E.r

Notiee % Manufacturers. Jobbsru, Msr-
chantF and Others Whoissals Dealers
NtIlfE IS HEHfHY GIVEN THAT
The State Tnarf ~ control 90 the cfafe
n West Virginia viii receive blds daily
~ lte Oflirr af tUnrlnHfOu West VIRGINIA
State lrrflfuflnnr. flo fIunrrfrf rrlsrsIg--
.HNt ~ which Dr. Nrrfof ir said Hoard
.nf farte VIII De- awarded fo the lowest
tlNr'ra nu1IftN considered. and other
things hcinr rlunI West VI~Irfrs sr.l.
'r- VII bC rirrr pro terence
iiaf7 ~ supplies needed viii b. fur
nI.NrI bidders COL rHrafrf lf re.vrsfs
rfgfiur fhf limo desired
AIt BOARD coz CONTROL
.ri.rfrr Wet Nf-rIni-
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The Baptist Sunday school held
their annual church picnic az Eureka
park yesterday Everyone enjoyed q
pleasant DAYS outing
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtsChV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL ENBALNER.
ft22 and it2f Main strssa
Calls Answered Day o. Mint
store Phones 615.
g T. ncrtschy. Mt Phone fas9-R
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Mrs. A. NJ Burt entertained a party
~ ladies az a nickclodium party last
evening. complimentary 20 Mrs Chas
Furbie. Of Clarksburg.
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Leading High-Ciazs Moderato-Rate
Hotel.
ALBEMARLE t,nRs AVE- AVE.
finest bathing. all piers. etc. Coolest
socAtlohs 1000 feet porches. 100 cool
IRONY rooms, private baths. elevator. cN-
cepuonal table: fresh vegetables and
seaood- Especially catering to those
osssiring superior accommodations. Spe-
la terms ~. sic. $3.50 and up weekly:
~ Up daily. Booklet J. y COPE
Aug ii.-Tuss. Thurs -Sat.-et
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Nr D. Vs. Davis and Mra james
Monroe are home after a two weeks
visit 1t Mountain Lake park
Nr and Mrs H. q schwcnCk lcft
today Tor VISIT with relatives at st.
Marya. ohio
Mra $ a Henderson and Wiea Em-
ma HarIlot went to Wheeling thia
morning to attend The funeral III Mra
Agucw. "a sister Of Mra John We.
Adams. who is woll known here.
Mias Clara cklth. OF Ottawa. Kan
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a party OF friends were entertained
hy Earl Shuman az hia home iast ~
cning Boz honor of his birthday
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Entertained

Tho Misses McGarVcy entertained a
party ~ friends at their home on Main
street last evening
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Mexican seed rice IL sent almost
entirely 10 Texas. AZ first n was ex
ported IN small quantities only, but
the Mexican seed prospered 90 well
that the Texan demand for u has
been on the increase.
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The average pay % every man. NO.
man and child in fho United States.
who works f0r wages OF SALARY was
500 last year.
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Sentrlls opeu surroondings opposite Protestant and
CAthonc churches; capacity t0C. neN throughout.
running uatrr IN rorns. private baths. metal h~ds
90 fet % porcneas crcclient table frrsh vegetH
sindosssersensd vhits 80 vice; booslet sTecisit
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WANTEp-rmport.rr-
manufacturer

WANTED-Importers manufacturer
and wholesale grocers. the largest
house In the world selling farmers and
state. Honest. energetic men only ~
pertence desirable not essential. Perma-
nent. profitable business in your home
county GOOD references required.
JOHN SEXTON a co.
LAKE g. FRANKLIN SITS.
CHICAGO.
au-22-g
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HOTEL NEW ENCTAND

SOUTH CAROLINA Az. and Beach
private baths. running water In rooms
elevator % street level Zine porchcs.
capacity, $50. Special rates Rocket
BRYAN a WILLIAMS
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AUTOMOBILES

ron SALE-Studehaker 20" five pas-
senEer touring car. good condition
Run 6.fsS miles. In good repair. These
cars have been run over $4,000 miles and
are operated AZ small cost. VIII sell
a. $4,000. Ralzcr q Balzer, Cor Chap
line and Eighteenth SITS au-22i
SPECIAL cycle cars At low cash Dr,ce
10 Introduce. Write quick ~ you want
one. Details free. Auburn Motor Chas-
sls Co. Auhnrn. Indiana. au-22-g
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Irrigated Farms

Do not depend on seasonabie rain. I'M
certainties OF long dry spells are thus
removed a new irrigation project near
ROCKY Ford. Colorado. offers exceptional
write Box 32i. Elm Grove. W. Va
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Security Trust Co.
AoEnTa

The most beautiful and most or.
fensive exhibit A. the Lyon Inter.
national Urban Exposition now ln
proFrefe a. unfouhtcdiv that ~ tho
elk Industry. which has made Lyons
famous.