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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-07-08

25c Ladies' Gauze Xests.Lsn.
July Sale 80. -. E. I0G
75c Ladies' Cumfy Cut N.
Union Suits, July Sale .4Sc
HOUSE DRESSES AND KIMO.
MAS
We are sole agents for UTIL-
ITY Garments. The garment has
become such a practical every
day necessity that no woman's
wardrobe is complete without
one. Dress for company in nine
seconds with a garment that
slips on and off like a coat, with
out mussing the hair. Two but
tons at the belt line put it in
readiness. No clumsy buckles,
tapes or straps, no sagging and
no expOSe Of underparments
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-07-08

SHIRTS
75c Dress Shirts, with N.
or without collars 80. !A0c
SIPS dress Shirts, with m.
or without collars -. .S0C
SOC boys Shirts, with IN.
separate collars 80. LOU
S5c boys Blouses, m.
July Sale 80. %. .ZSC
35c boys Rompers, m.
July Sale -. =. .ZSC
NOTIONS
25c Colgate Talcum, IN.
July Sale -. 49,. .IS
IS Pins -. -. lie
No. Safety Pins, per n.
pkg, July Sale -. -. .N
No. 2 and 8 Safety Pins, n.
per pkg, July Sale 80. &c
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-07-08

backs and all the new style buck
les. We viii be pleased to show
you the line. ~
LES SHOES AND SLIP.
PERS
$3.50 values in blue, pink, gray
and white canvas Pumps, the
kind you need to match m.
your dress, price 80. .S0C
200 Dongola Oxfords and Shoes
in the newest styles, I 40
price -. 80. -. l.%
$500 Slippers and Shoes, n m
the newest styles 80. Z,zS
$3.50 and 81 Oxfords in the best
Of makes and newest styles in
black, tan, oxblood and patent
leather, your choice n no
at the July Sale -. .Z,SO
FANCY COLLARS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-02

basket with fish Y didn't catch yr-
self? And twas not aisy fshin' yam
der. Betray me! ShUTe, wan that's
been kissed by ROsleen Dennis-is it
that y'd have me Think"
"Rosleen Dennisp' The Young Doc
tor looked at him queerly, hesitated
a moment, and then added: "HaYe
you heard of Rosleen since then
how many years ago?-
ooh, tWenty-One years, and nfVer
word of her. Shure, she whit with
Michael Kelly, a. lad Of life and fame
whit to the altar wild him. But the
day that Clancy was married +"
AS though oblivious of the others
presence he began to sing again:
did ye see her with her hand in
mine the day that Clancy m~arried?"
AS Nolan Doyle ceased singing,
breaking off abruptly, and sank back
upon the stump, whispering to him
self, the Young Doctor came close
to him and put a hand upon his shout
der.
"You needn't have any fear, man,
though Lord Harry Nolan was my
uncle, and is still alive; and Adjutant
Doyle is now commanding the troops
in Canada-he was only fifty miles
from here last week. I'll not give you
away. But IN return"
"' IT'S a good name you've taken;
Of two unwilling godfathers, as fine
men as ever gave glory to Ireland.
We've been palaveTin' of mniskilen
and of you that's Of no account
for is a man of any account that lives
on bread he doesn't earn, and doesn't
OWN" His voice grew stern. I'm
ashamed of you, Nolan Doyle. 1
thought you a fine fellow over beyond
the seas, when you filed my basket
with fish, and when beat them all,
tossin' the stone in William Corners
yard"
you've lived on Larry Brennan
- L. e.-sT-- .---- -s-,1 49, - !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-02

since you joined the DiviPs Own.
There's no going back. There's sor-
row here in the little house. There's
terrible sickness. Mrs. Brennan is
~paralyzed, and the poor old man"
81 know. Shure, 1 know"
Il want to know what you mean to
do, Doyle" the Young Doctor inter
rUpted. Then he hastily drew a pic
ture of the dark days ahead; of the
misery and trouble and awful hard
ship, and the sickening burden which
must fall upon the shoulders of Norah
Brennan; of the killing expense, and
only ShannOn's four dollars a day TO
meet it.
Pm going to help" said Doyle.
what are you going to dO?"
"To nurse them-m there" he n
swered.
'You-nurse?"
Gould / earn as much as two hos
pitaI nurses'd want pay for? What
can I do-a ~peat-cutter and soldier?
But I can nurse.
I'm going to pay for the last If
teen years bed and bread" he said.
care you sure they'll"
Lave it to me. Mrs. Brennan's
glad to have me by her. She says it
kapes her from fTettin' too much
about Terry"
"And l suppose Terry was a vast
err"
Terry? Terry was a man, fvry
inch of him. He was as good as you
an two of you. Wild a head-ah, sure
he had a head"
Very well. Settle it your own way.
But if you are going to nurse these
old people, warn you twill he a
heavy job, a dismal and weary task
then listen to me, Nolan Doyle, and
hearken hard to what 1 say, and take
note of what's to be done, and how
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

NOTICE - The park board will
plant full-rootcd. one inch and one
quarter to two-inch caliber American
Gins at 15 cents each II you want
In on the 1000 to be planted this fal.
place your order by phone l72. or
with any Of the board members.
Tulsa Park Board ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

can supply you on short notice.
Competent experienced oil field men.
skilled and mskilled lahorers, camp
cooks. roustabouts, etc. can Chas
Rain Sporcr Employment Agency 433
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

For Salc-NO and A0-acre leases.
northeast Of Roynton. two offset
wells now drilling. Guy L. Paris.
Bliss building Phone i3E-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28
additional OH on Page Nine.


a taa-ycars' oil and gas lease will
Doe sold .u the County Court at Hold
CaNIlo, oklahoma. Monday. Novem-
h,r &c. 1919, at II o'clock q. m. 10
tie highest reliable bidder on the
southeast quarter OF southwest quar-
tcr section 6. township 10 north,
range cast. homestead allotment Of
Fred Ellis. a minor, 10 years old, NJ.
c Greek roll 100 5-8 blood
LEWIS CURTAIN,
Guardian
Care Johnson and CordeH attorneys.
Phone ISL Holdenville. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

NWtol-Bids on back filling 40
mlas pipe line trench Address J. T.
! LmtrE T. @. Box 1851, Tulsa. Okla
/ Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

WANTED-Nicc. clean Cotton Rags
at this office. Will pay 8 cents a
pound.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

The Lee Levering Tailors. open In
Tulsa hotel building next Tuesday.
adding mems furnishings.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-28

Last day in old stand. Robinson
building. Special values in unclaimed
suits at Lee Levering Tailors rs-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
THE THEATRE
AT THE VICTORIA.

Manager shafer has arranged a spIen-
did bill Tor Thanksgiving week ana sn-
nounces TO his patrons that he will give
TAO matinees Thanksgiving afternoon.
one starting at two o'clock and the
other - hall past three. For head
liner the first half 81 the week start
ing with Monday matinee be has bran
don and Hanlou with = compauy OF
rive pretty girls and two come llama.
presenting 'Ftcnic DAYS" q riot OF com
eds, IN which there win he sumo sen
satioual dancing AMI singing The
COMPANY H. said 20 be one ~ the best
they are certain a. please.
The Three Guys will present min
istrelzv q In carte, featuring Arthur
l.. uuy. the man with the calilope voice
and bis reputation viii make him biE
favorite. Eidridge aud Harlo viii pre-
sent their pretty rural comedy The
Law. and ~ b. eumethinE that win BE-
worth while. Epwon ana Bowen will
present an eccentric comedy act en-
Titled ~ Sidewalk Filtration" which
contains more laughs 20 the line than
anything on the vaudeville stage Then
there VIII be Rego and Violet harpis ~
and violiniHt Of merit and the Victorian
scope pictures. always up 90 date and
good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
C0LERAIN

CoI.ERAIN, o., Nov. 22.-Miss Mary
Douglas, OF 81 Clairsviile, o.. has re-
turned home after a weeks visit with
AIR. Jacob Hess, OF Pennington. was
taken seriously Ill at Flushing. O.. while
visiting relatives there.
Mr.. George Ashton il improving after
a Few weeks sickness
Mr.. Lewis Steer, of HarrisviIle. o.,
Miss Margaret Bailey visited al the
homo OF Mrs. ;. Il. Ntckers.
Miss Melissa Railey has returned
home after a few days visit with rela-
Mrs. Rachel Hirst was caller in
Barton Thursday.
caller in Pennington Thursday.
Mrs. Deborah White and Mrs. s. Il.
Niekers were callers at r.. i. Bailey's
Mr.. G. X. Hogue was a caller at I. a.
.Hogue's Thursday.
Mr. Addison starbuok was business
caller In Wheeling Wednesday.
n Wheeling business caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Mitchell and son.
Alfred. spent Thursday at Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. Mary Ann Majors IL improving.
Mr.. Charley Eddie was business
caller In Martins Ferry Thursday.
Mr. Edmund Bundy Is seriously AZ at
Sir. l.. c. Gibbs was business caller
In Martins Ferry Thursday.
Mr.. John I.itten has entered into bust
ness In Martins Ferry.
Quarterly meeting was held at Har-
rtsville and several attended from Cole
Mr. Amos Weir was a business caller
In Wheeling Friday.
AIR. y. r. Harper. OF Pleasant Groo.
yeas q business caller In Martins Ferry
Thursday.
Mr.. james NcitzeIt. 81 Barton. was
Mr. Elmer Mcioy. Of barton. was
caller I'm Colcrain wednesday.
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SAND HILL

SANND HILL w. Va. Nov. 22.-The
OFFICERS or the sand Hill EpwOrth Lea
cue entertained the members OF the lea
cue and church TO ice cream and cake
after the usual program was rendered.
me program was very interesting
one. having several recitations music
on the photograph and Miss Elsie Caid-
well and Mr.. W. H. Turner rendered
several selections which were highly ap-
prectated by all.
Mr.. Norman Dague was a business
caller In Elm Grove Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Luke was calling on Miss
Daisy Cole Wednesday.
Mr.. j. l.. Kent and daughter Eliza
beth, we're business callers In wheeling
Thursday.
Mr.. James Grimes was the cues, OF
bis sister. Miss Johanna Grimes. We'd
Mr.. Lloyd Holmes. Of Peters Run. was
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. oscar
Mr.. william Winters spent Wednes-
day In Elm Grove looking after bust
Mr.. benjamin jefferson and family
have moved into his home wednesday
Mr.. John McKain. Of West Alexsndor.
"a. % the guest OF hts cousin. clyde
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winters and fam
~ spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Dora Cofucid
Mr.. W w. Luke was y business caller
In Elm Grove one day this week
The Ladies Aid OF the sand fniI NJ. T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
FINANCIAL.

with Warden NJ. Y. White, at the nep.
ttentiary. and left yesterday morning
Tor FatrmOnt. thence to Weston. wher.
he viii inspect the insane asylum al
that place.
cREMAToRY TO BE CLOSED
The operations at the municipal Gro
matory win be suspended this morn.
ing while necessary repairs are being
made While undergoing repairs the
city's garbage from south OF the Greer
viii De hauled TO the little town OF
REDWOOD. where the use OF the ere.
matory has been secured. Other gar.
hage VIII be hauled TO the hill and
piled until such time as the local
plant has been placed IN order.
B'NAi B'RiTH-On next SUNDAY
evening Wheeling Lodge No. or.
bnal Birth, viii hold its annual rally
day % the Eon Street Temple. A
splendid program will be rendered.
and the principal address Of the even.
ing viii BE- delivered by ID. s. Pollack
Of Jersey city. ~ j.
ELks' mEETlNo-The Elks' meet.
Inc scheduled for Thursday evening
has been called on on account Of ID
being Thanksgiving on Thanksaiv.
ing morning quite n number OF the
members Of the order viii 20 20
Moundsville. where they win attend
the entertainment 10 BE- rendered 10
the prisoners 81 the penitentiary.
FRANK JAMES tLL-Information
has been received hero "a the eject
that Frank James. one Of the james.
Younger rang Of notorious outlaws
shortly after the Civil War has been
stricken with heart disease and his
death a. expected az any time a. his
home near Excelsior Springs. No lie
is l3 years old One 81 the most dar.
lng exploits Of the James brothers was
iho DAYLIGHT robbery % the Hank OF
Huntington. a. Huntington. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
NO DECISION
Has as let Been Reached In the Great
Eastern Battle-Both 8ides
Mako Claims.

BERLIN. Via Rome. Nov. gs.-Ap-
parently no decision has been reached In
ihe great eastern battle which In being
Iousht In the territory between the
Warta and Nistula rivers. although Ber-
I'm Is ftlled with rumors of a great VIC
tory. No authentic private Information
- avaflable: the official reports con-
unue TO register a succession of tactical
successes which may form the basis for
decisive victory.
General Won HinderburR and Arch
ouhe Charles Francis OF Austria. seem
70 nave accepted battle along a battle
line highly favorable strategically 10
pressing home a central attack against
the enemy who is suffering the sane
disadvantage as the Germans encoun-
tered before the warsaw-Ivangorod line
recently. The roads in the Russians
rear are in wretched state. the Ger
mans having accomplished "A thorough
JOB OF destruction on their retirement.
The Russians are jammed together ON
three sides and are hampered greatly in
bringing up supplies.
The military critic OF Nosslsche Zei-
lung considers the Austro-German situ-
alton as extraordinarily favorable and
giving ground for hope OF "a complete
victory In which the Russians may be
cut off entirely from line Of retreat.
he says that the success which the Ger
mans claim near CzenstochoWa - par
ucularly encouraging. as a. relieves the
situation on the SilcSisn frontier.
The Austrian reports say that the Car
pathtan passes are being held strongly
against the Russian advance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
Wheeling Traction Co.

Thursday November. 20. CThankseivins
haNl. matinee and night This an
uounccmCut means that the most i'm
portant attraction fors the ourrent Yea ,
VIII De Presented IN Wheeling for there
arc Few, " any. who Will not Coucede
THIS honor 20 The Quaker Girl" peer
less success of three continents. with
IT, marvellous record Of two years in
london, one year an Paris and Que year
pa New York company Of eiEhi e
siN players are used In ifs presentation.
which Includes a stunning chorus and
ballet Lionel MoncFfona uffra-ftfrr-
ful score lls hv this time been humr1elI
AND WhiEtled great deal in this CITY
tud it needs 90 adVurre praise The
book Dr. hN James r Tanner and thu
lyrics are by Adrian oRra ana Percy
Nroeutank. The sale % seats opens al
the luN office - the Court tofnorrou
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
FRONTAL ATTACKS
In Russian Poland Are All That Gan Ne
Aads a. Two Rivers Prevent
Thanking Movements.

PETROGRAD. Nov. 22.-The German
column between the MARTA and Nistula
rivers. according TO to-days official re-
ports from Russian Poland. comprises
SIX army corps and presents n front 6s
miles IN extent. Two rivers prevent
Thanking by either side. hence the fight
Ing consists OF straight frontal attacks
IN which the losses OF both armies are
heaNy. but neither side SO far has been
able to gain marked advantage
The Germans. military observers con-
tend, cannot advance further in this re-
gion, since the Russian concentration.
witch was delayed BY bad roads and by
a lack OF railroads. now Is complete.
Dispatches received In PetroErad
from Tiflis. Transcaucasia. explain the
halt In the Russian advance toward
kopry kio was due 20 the discovery that
an entire Turkish army was massed at
Erzerum. The Russians are contenting
themselves, IL IL said. with holding their
positions while awaiting reinforcements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
smithneld Briefs.

Mrs. Wesley Logan. OF Maple avenue.
- visiting friends in Piney Fork and
looking after some business matters
llr. Jesse Mase, OF Bradley. is now IN
Columbus where he will receive the
thirty-second degree in Free Masonry.
Smithneld Township teachers meeting
will be held IN the Smithheld high
school building Saturday y. m. Dec 5
Teachers. members OF board Of educa-
ton and friends of education are cor
daily invited to attend this meeting
Rev Fisher. a representative Of the
Anti saloon league spoke as q Union
meeting in the Quaker church Sunday
evening. lie saws the "drys" should
Keep their local dry organizations" in
tact as the "drys'' intend 20 bring up q
Prohibition Appointment in 1915 by the
Initiative and referendum.
Dean Pollen T. assisting HIS grandfath-
er j. J. crisswell in the latter's store.
our streets will soon be paved as
some OF the men have been discharged
In two more Weeks We will he running
through town. The work that g. COM
pleted IL certainly a fne mechanical Job
Don't forget the high school and var
ious programs 20 be given by the school
In the grades next Wednesday evining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
Warwoodd Brisfs.

Division No. ; OF the Ladies Aid So
eiety OF the Methodist church viii gro
a market on November % az the Love-
,H%aS hose ho1se. corner Firth street and
Walter Brunhans. Of Seventh street
has returned from hunting trip down
Senior circle OF Kings nauabt.rs NJ
NarWood Will give a ThankssiViua la
Haar az the Narwood Dairy and Barlow
grocery store on the day OF November
George Snyder. Of weiisburg. spen<
SNesterday visiting friends In Center
Mrs. Ida TaEgert. OF Cambridge a
ana Mrs. Martin, % Steubenville. we're
the guests at the home OF Mrs. A. Me-
sItSsna % Vance avenue. North Wood
Mr.; aud Mrs. W II. Burns. OF Nine.
teenth street viii leave In the near fu-
ture Tor winter Garden, Fla where theN
viii spend the winter.
Junior Circle OF Kings Daughters OF
NarWood- VIII give "A .'roverty social
Ms,boiiirli,i "S .nspins at the Warwood
Joseph Lucas has returned 20 his home
IN North MarWood. fter being on a bust
ness trip 10 Grafton
The Colonial club OF Wheeling. will
klNs Thanksgiving dance at f.asch's
nal corner t1tth street and Marwood
avenue. large number OF tickets viii
be sold for the affair.
Inc primary gTado Of the Gionn's
Run school are planning 10 give an en-
teftalninent ut the school house on De-
ceinber 10. In this way money will be
raised 10 purchase victrola FOR the
G. y. schaffer. OF South warwood. was
business visitor In Foliansbee satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
FURNISH ARMY
Japan Ready To Land Soldiers In
Europe to Aid Allies " Neces-
sary-Can Send Half Million.

LONDON. Nov. 22-Arthur Diosy
founder OF the Japan Society. and an
authority on Anglo-Japanese affairs
says In a statement that Japan is
ready to furnish a large army IL il is
found necessary 20 increase the allied
forces in Europe.
THE japanese army is in a COM
plete state of readiness" says Mr..
Diosy. "and II Il Is necessary to in
crease the allied forces in Europe the
Japanese are willing and ready 10
supply Immediately a large. admirably
equipped and highly trained army
The, Trans Siberian railway and an
ample supply OF japanese steamboats,
make the transportation Of half mil
lion men In two months easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
NEWS BRIEFS

THANKSGIVING AT THE JAIL
inmates 81 the various institutions
vill be- served with dinner a Huie
out Of the ordinary Thursday Of this
week Thanksgiving day. sheriff
sweeney has arranEod the dinner. but
viii serve turkey on Christmas day
AZ the innrmary o. special dinner will
b. served BY Superintendent John
MinkemyeT. AZ In the case a. the Jail.
turkey viii be served on Christmas
day Al the city workhouse a de-
parture from the regular rule win be
observed
HON. J. 8. LAKtN HERE-Tho
Hon. James s. Lakin. president 81 the
state hoard 81 Control. was In tho
city, Saturday. attending the confer.
cnce o. WaddinEton Farm. Uo was
present 60 lend his aid In the hxinc
the needs 81 West Liberty Normal
school lle spent saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
SMlTHFIELD, OHIO


NMI III If.IaD. o. Nov. 22.-Dm. Nc
Innes Nelson. very talented lecturer
and entertainer gave the second number
of the Lecture Course to a large and
aprreciative audience. His songs were
beautiful. entertaining and artistically
sang. His lecture. The Value Of n % =
get was enthusiastically received. Mr..
Lana Cheffev I'm her own chorming way,
played the accompaniments
Tom Hendricks will be the next num-
Der on Dec. 80. At which time he will
present his humorous lecture. "Puncture
Proof People"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23

Alexander to Jennie A. Elder. lot. city.
81. Eleanor Alexander 10 w. j. Aicxan-
der Metes. city. 81: :. X. stark to ohio
NalIey Real Estate Co, lots. La Belle
James White. lots. city. 81: Ross stark
70 OHIO Valley Real Estate CO.. 3-iOOa
g.. Parks. = lots. Smithfield. 81: Apolo-
nina JedrzcJsh TO John Ryzeki. lot Dill
ionvale, 81; A. G. Jones TO Rachel DonlSa.
lots. Upland Park. $3.50: Harry hin to
Generoso Milsno. part lots, city. S3OO.
Mary short TO George A. Parsons, trus-
tee. part ? lots. city. s2.5ee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
Haturaltzattonx

There were - admitted To citizenship
on NoF. goth. az follows: Anton Molnar
jos eph Lucskay. Prank Plechaty, Jaul
Kenneth, Eugene pZlikoWski. Thomas
lloarey, William Murray. Frank Grygo.
Retro DinOVo. George Naluska. Angelo
Suffalctto, Andrew Kazmarek simon
ir"korym. Frank Pulowski. Joseph kac-
zmarck. Mike Cub. flames Murphy. Jas.
Pecbics, Carl Arthur Dover. William Nc
Master. oscar Savage. John Salvage
Andrew Ernes, Alfred Lambert Ernes.
IA snry Constant Ernes Juraj Molnar.
John hoscsak. Joseph Jencovcik. Prank
Sierzega. John Masileski. stephen &C.
roCh, Anton Holly. steve Bobby. John
sues. Gabriel Rubin. Samuel Anthony
kcnsi. William Marsh. Albert wOodcock
Samuel Nisnich. Mllos Duda. Wally la
bura. Mark BouEhcy Hyde william L.
shank, John Bath. William Richards.
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CHOLERA APPEARS

PARIS. Nov. %. 3.11 p. m.-Several
cases o. cholera are reported TO have
appeared IN Prussia and upper Silesia.
according 10 dispatch from Basel.
Switzerland. to the ilavss News
agency. Two deaths from the disease
50 far have occurred IN those districts.
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WARRINGTON
DH- MITCHELL ATTRACTING
LA8oE AUDIENCES

MANNINGToN. Nov. 22-Dr. Mitchell
IS attracting large audiences each Serv-
ice AZ the Christian church where ne
- holding meetings. Being very well
mig manner his sermons are very In
sructive to all church members
Mrs. Harry Straight. Miss I.eota Wen.
gcll, Mrs. Chas. Wilson and Miss Grace
foothman are collecting Golden Sur,
labels TO secure the coffee well dis
played at Sturms' store on Buffalo
The Bartlett hotel will serve a she.
Slai % cent dinner tomorrow. Novem-
Der ~. from ~ to O'Clock
Geo. Oietz left this morning for Ko-
komo. Ind, this morning where ne will
roilow the pottery business.
The W. j. Heinz company OF Pitts
Dursh are making a house To house can
vas- OF their goods in the interest of
Misses Edna Bennett. Alice Quick and
Mary Barritt are home from Paramount
To spend sunday with their parents
II. j. Barrett Is home from Cameron
TO spend sunday with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. }. Reay and children
are spending the afternoon in Fairmount
Mrs Christy and daughter are home
from a visit In Cleveland. Ohio.
Fannie straight, OF Dents Run. Is a
Rey. G. J. Kluster was a business Wis
Mrs. y. liibbs and daughters. OF
Giovers Gap. are shopping In town to-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LawlIs. OF Rymer.
are visitors In town.
A. h. Cooper IL home from a week q
business trip In Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bowenan OF
Fatrmount. were the guests OF friends
In town last evening