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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04
LAKESIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pangburn
and little daughter ate Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Eye.
John Trier is busy these days
building a new log corn barn.
Miss Eleanor Peabody made a
week end visit at the Jack Hill
home.
Sigrid Lindberg arrived from
South Dakota last week.
Chas. Speiser has Just moved
his sawmill on to Bud Brandley's
place, and is ready to do all kinds
of work.
+. G.. Galley has moved into his
new log cabin. where he will be
snug for the coming cold wealth
er. We understand he is looking
for a cook.
Frank Bourn. G.. A. Scruggs.
VIM. Howder. and John Rawson
were hauling logs to finish Thorn
as barn while he is at Crook
with his wife.
DR.. Sheriff. of Camp Crook was
called early Sunday morning tC
see Mrs. Thomas Rawson who
had been quite seriously i'll fcl
several days. He advised her tc
go to Crook to the hospital fol
treatment, which she did. Hel
many friends are anxiously wait
ing to hear from her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bourr
departed Monday, by way OF
Belle Fourche. for Nebrask;
where they will visit friends anC
relatives during the coming win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawson OF
Sykes were called to the bedside
of Mrs. Thos. RaWson last week
and remained to take care Of the
ranch.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04
The Farmers Book Shelf

With the return of long winter
evenings, the farmer has con-
siderable leisure time which he
can use in a most profitable way,
if he is so inclined. The careful
study of books and bulletins
adapted to his locality will give
the reader a better understand
ing of his work, and be a means
of increasing his earning capac-
itv.
Any business man of today
who expects to keep in the front
rank spends considerable of his
time studying the successes of
other men in his line of work.
Surely it is just as essential that
the farmer should do the same.
Twenty-Five years ago book farm
ing was considered a joke: today
farming is considered one of the
most complex businesses, and the
man who follows this line Of
work should realize that to get
the most out of it he cannot study
it too thoroughly
It is the ambition of every man
who farms to increase his yearly
income. We cannot hope to do
this by the addition of extra
acres, but by increasing the pro-
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04
$1,000 Reward

1t comes to my notice that
some party or parties have had a
great deal to say behind my back.
now | would greatly appreciate
it if the party or parties would
make their accusations to me
personally. then the matter will
be easily settled. The reports
as spread, | consider an insult.
therefore ] will give the above
reward TO any person who Will
bring the party or parties or any
one to me that made the state
ments and who will be convicted.
CLAUS J. LOEHDING.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04
EWALT

A large crowd from this neigh
borhood attended the dance at
Chimney Rock Hall, Thanksgiv-
ing night. All report a good
time.
Will .Johnstone and family
came from Belle Fourche in the
new Ford last Friday.
Miss Nina Hall of Sykes gave
a lecture and musical program
at Johnstonc school house Mon
day night. A large crowd was
present and the entertainment
was a success in every way.
1t is reported that Clifton Sher-
rill is agent for a new cuckoo at
tachment for Ford cars.
Dave Carmack. W. F. Harring-
ton, and T.. A. DotsOn are among
those who have made trips to
the railroad recently.
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BISHER

Richard Clark has purchased
an automobile.
Lewis Mann is confined to his
bed with a sprained neck and
shoulder.
George Barber. son Of p. A.
Barber, got shot in the arm and
is now in Baker under the care
of DR.. Hayes. 1t will not be
long before he will be out.
f. C. Warner has a cellar dug.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04

Five dollars a head will be paid
for information leading to the re-
covery of any stray horses
branded : on left shoulder. J, A.
johnson. Ridgeway, Mont.
Lost-A brown fur coat south
west Of Ekalaka. Finder please
return to w. II. Peck's store and
receive suitable reward.
Father Moscott is now sta
toned at Plevna and in the flu.
ture will attend to all religious
services east and south Of Terry,
Montana. Father O'CarroIl.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04

ductive capacity of those con-
tanned in the farm. To do this a
man must plan, keep in touch
with his fellow farmers. and
learn to take advanta &c of every
opportunity presented.
At a small expense any man
can secure a few of the most
practical farm books on manag-
ing the soil. feeds and feeding,
and care and management of the
live stock. Again, bulletins are
available through many sources,
and by careful selection you can
secure such as are practical and
adapted to your particular local
ity. This available information.
with one Or two good farm pa
pers, should furnish any man
with some helpful advice and in
spire him to seek more.
There is another side to this
question: that is the fact that a
few books on the subject of farm
ing will stimulate a greater in
terest among the boys and girls
on the farm. They soon realize
that there is something worthy
of a little thought in connection
with farming. and are not liable
to he SO anxious to get away
from the FARM. C. Taylor.
County Agrlculturist.
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THE APP0LO CONCERT COMPANY

ERENN1ALIY FOPTIAR. the
Apollo Concert Company con
tin,les to win the moGt enthusi-
astic approval. This great ~orgaui2a.
ton was offered to Lyceum commit
tees a dozen years ago in response to
a persistent call for a COMPANY Of
strictly igh-riaGs musicians and en-
tertainers. capable of giving a pro
gram of great variety and superior
quality, and their record of successful
engagements since that time is sur
passed b. no company in the ,vccum.
In variety and eXceilen"" Of program
they stand alone. SaxanhOnc nuar
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04

cornet, trombone. banjo and vocal so
los and A%pOllophOne numbers are Civ
en-, and the individual and ensemble
Work is alike beyond criticism. The
ApoNnphone. an instrument especial!
attractive nntn ia the program Much
Of the music uGod is the composition
of g r. Holmes. a member Of the
company, To do ono thing well is
often a eft. to 10 q number of things
l3irly we'll is an accomplishment, to
do many Times, and all of them fault
leSS|v, tn 5 ! art AnollnI2ni
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-12-04

Mrs. F. f. Clark went to Alb
erGeen. S. d. where she will
take treatment for nervousness.
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Wells last week.
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WELLSBURG

WELL.SBURG. W Va Aug u -
Word was received 10 WellsburR this
morning by several oil men. who are
selling Oh 20 the West Virginia PIN,
Line Company. that only bali Of their
production would BE- taken By the
Pipe Line Company after August 10th
NE reasons assigned are that con
siderable business ~ been lost ~
the European war. the docks ami
warehouses In New York are con-
gested with oil. oil put aboard steam
ers for Europe returned 20 port. and
the pipe line tanks Of the company
being nearly full The letter suE-
Eests that the oil operators make ar
engagements for the taking care OF
half OF their production by shutting
on their wells. etc
The letter further states that other
buyers have discontinued purchasing.
and that there is no market price.
and that from August 10th the price
viii be- 80 per barrel. subject 10
further change without notice
The nelds In Brooke County will b
considerably affected by the word re.
ceiyed from the Pipe Line COMPANY
a. practically all the operators havs
been selling their production 20 them
II VIII practically suspend operations
on the fields. and may mean The shut
ting down o. all wells. until the mar
ket d. again open. and the price goes
up There is talk that an the wells
now puwring. viii. by agreement. b.
shut down 10 await further develop
ments
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TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees sale

trustees Sale.
l.h virtue ~ "a deed OF trust made ny
william ~. McNabL. iVid1weri dsted
fHr a-rd dHv az October. a. % 1905 .rf
recorded in the office ~ the clerk ri
V We S5gn'E IN I 6ssg OF ohio c9ga,y w
~ page $40. . will sell a. public auction
o. The highest and best bidder AZ tn
North front door Of the Court House 81
Dnig county. West virginia. On
SATURDAY. THE list DAY or
AUGUST. a. D.. 1910
iI,,tI, n, 49, ss 10 gC.ock a. r. the fol
situated about TAO and ons-hsif Tiie-
east af fhe city OF wheeling. in Triadei-
Elria. and known a. Irt SO. Is. in a riat
of ground known as "D T.. Zauo's Grand
View Addition fH i.dGiugfUu.r which uIar
.t 'I record in me otIice or che clerk o.
LlrElrIa. Dol PLAT Book So j. ar page
% o. D''s .s5 '3s WHINE 'ms Eropsr,y eo9ysy.s
and recorded Dol the office ~ the clerk
o' Che County Court. iu Deed Book so.
Joe at page l6.
Terms of sale. Dre-thIrd ~ the pur.
chase money. ~ eu much more a. fh-
purchase may elect Cd. par. each ir hama
"n the day M sale. and the residue La
two equal Iretallurufs. payable with
interest respectively ln twelve and eirf.
f.sr waufhr from drs ~ sale. me rrr-
chaser Swing hIH negotiable nruHrIrrlrv
u.frH Tor fnF deferred payments The
lcFai ntIe hcinr retained as furfhe-
security until HII ~ fhr purchase money
rraII have boon paid
LEWIS 4. JORDAN. Trustee
Curtis o. Rice. Aurfi0necr.
urfH Saturday. AurIst 11rd. Iaft al Dol
... Hr1 at fhc Er-fH door 70 me
LEWIS IoHDA~. rrusts.
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BARNES WILLIE

AENE@NILLE. o. Aug fE--rra
lftfh OF Thomas shannon. AGED ar.
mighty respected throughout frIs conn
LNu.ltf occurred % hls home three miles
nor invest uf IarUfagIIfe Tufadtv
NOR ming 90 10 o'clock SIR Entrrt.r.
has been in poor health since Iaaf trrII
Is survived HN one Uaurrf.r nrH 49,.
sons. Kate. Anthony " and John AIN
pr the home. DE Dol a. nephew OF former
GOVERNOR shannon. ~ ohio and was ur
The Methodist faith hfr -H4rr.. ,,...
one ~ "a family of twelve Ef.re tie t4af
one living Funeral services viii Ha
held Thursday morning af f.r u..|a.9
conducted Dr. Rev BE- b Efr4rI Uur..I
uf EIhEnra CHAPEL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
MANTED-MME HELP

NAHrrD-Physician for medical "A.
aul4-l
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WAR PRICES
On Foo1st-fs Causes Hoga~ Com
~tee % CaU on Se-y RsdfeId
Fer Informal

WASHINGTON. Aug % Three
res0.lrr1s calling FOR Information ss
'1 Aa- prices or ford.flFr I1 me
United states we're referred t1 Sec.
re-arF Hrideid today by CHa.--ar
tlausr1 Of the House Interstate and
.1re.rn commerce comm ffae adj %
.-a resolutions r1u upon ffr fera-..
.e1i ~ commerce to explain uhr
prices fafe zone lD Hrer Tho e1porfs-
RI '0rl practically far been
'1rrel tr fra European var
ilf resolutions arc three Cur %
I'VE Which have been INTRODUCED In
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The date f1r fHe fall races raa Nr.r
80 for August g. 1r ana -. E..-.
eTnrf Dr. heIrE made fo make fnI. Ur.
.f fnr biggest racing events ~ the aa4.
Hn. me fF...IHfIHr na. been Fortunate
.- reruIirg klrEr cleveland Vocal ...
.ODai. u. musical HuI entertainer lf
't'r aHLNff Dob comedy and cong Some
pr trN best horses ir fns state viii bel
entered and ErrrrarII.r people ara rr-
le.iIuE some good racine
Charles g. Anderson. ur fHIa offs De-
sl.nHf "f fra Association and t.ar.
h Reed. rn.rrfHrr Sew fHr.ra rar.
r'enL'N h'ru nu..f no fHf rIfr park the
It'H tracks .ruru.. nrI rr.HrrrH .r.
L-.. u. nov u ---- ...-.
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WANTED

To rent desirable apartment or
house. Wheeling or suburbs with
four bed rooms, BY cultured Amer.
lean family Of four adults. Best
Of care guaranteed by reputable
people. Address r. o Box 16l
Wheeling.
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BuiIdI1o No...

The residence Of Mrs T II Marks
on the corner Of Eighth and Com
merce streets has been improved
greatly by the addition OF a new coat
OF paint. The brick work of the large
building has been painted red and
the woodwork has been painted white
The residence recently purchased
by Joseph Walker on 11th street IS
being remodeled and an addition OF
several rooms added 20 70 which viii
be n great Improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

a pretty wedding was solemnizod
this afternoon a. the parsonage Of
Rev p " Biddle OF the Christian
church when Miss Sara Kathryn.
daughter Of MI and Mrs John Full
ton. became the bride % Nr Austin
CLYDE Haincs. The ceremony was
private. the newly married couple
leaving Immediately for Pittsburgh.
Pa. and other points east. on a honey
moon trip The bride was attired in a
blue travelling gown, with hat 20
match Miss Fulton is well known
throughout tho city and county. hav-
Ing taught in the county schools. and
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peedn Roonrh.h

ID J. Sinclair and Mary j. Sinclair
MS VIE. OF StsubeuFtlIe. 3D.. Co CLYDE 4
Anderson. Lot OF land Iu Cross creek
ul-tfiet. Consideration $40 and other
8. 1914
Mamie Allen 90 y Frank Huffman.
parcel 81 land 80. iu the MidWay ADJ
nlilou % the town a. Wellsburg Con
Hlderutl1n $40. and other valuable com
sil'ration- Dated August 10. 1914.
j. q. ". Dayies ard Emma D.. Davies
lis wife. 90 the McGinnis Foundry 80.
.arcti "i land In thu Fourth ward OF
Lnt town ot McllaburE Confederation
$40 ana other valuable consideration.
ull.l juno 20 1911
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Late last night a racket was heard
by nelghbors coming from the direc-
-on OF the chicken coop OF &. Inman
on Yankee street. which was thought
TO have been made BY thieves attempt
ing 10 get away with some OF the
lows. Mr. lnman frightened them
away. and early This morning went TO
the coop 20 investigate. but found an
MS fowls still there. he having been
warned In time 10 save them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

Henry l.athem returned yesterday 10
fls home at Raw eastwood. after a visit
with his brother here
=. p. Melvin and Juuson Hervey. left
THIS morning for Toledo. Ohio. on a bus
inoss trip.
Mrs Henry Morelsud left this morn
lives iu Piftsb urEh. Ia
NJ. and Mrs. John Hager and family.
Mt ana Mrs. job isinghood and Afr and
Nfs. ALBERT smith. took auto trims 90
Canton. Ohio. and al had slight hr.sE
downs on The return trip. not getting
home until late on Monday.
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"IH n. ~. Cd Sink entertained the
'H.F WORK club last Saturday evening
ai hrr beautiful home ou Main strsrt
Hh,f iI'fi rffrra rrfufs we're served
pc village board ~ education met
iN ~" ONCE ~ the aurer'n teufrrf Mon
qat evening and decided t0 Join the 40.
..En school district with srIfnnfIH and
W'Is fnWuaniuH Tor supervision rur.
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SMlTHFIELD, OHIO


Mr. John Galhrsifh. president 90 the
fifft Rational Bank FOR many Years.
t.iiffl af bis late home at o'clock
Monday morning due 90 rerurnorIa
coupled Win Hfak heart Mr. Gale
HfHitN Wt- one OF ~mffhrsIa.a oldest
ana most respected citizens Ills ar-
fHuCsd age 81 ra years was against II,.5
1ti our village wished for bis recover.
he sympathy uf the entire community
ie extended fu hIe widow and f4rrH-
tiers. Mrs. =. g. Lowrs ana Mra lytrG-
sur GhereE.
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WsIlsbura SOY, In camn.

On Monday evening Thomas McRob-
erts. Jr.. and r. q. Charnock left for
camp Dawson. near Kingwood. and
on Tuesday evening Clinton Kemp and
u. O. tharnock left for the same
place All the boys are officers in
the West Virginia National Guard
and viii take part In the camp and ma.
neuNers 20 BE- held there. They will
return In about two weeks time
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MArrtarn I.Inrnn..-

Robert Mckim. Mt Victory. O.. Hat
ne Geneva Pierce. Mt. Nictory. -.
,J.hn j. ftck. HrHgdock. Pa. Rose J
Wilhelm. Pittsburgh Pa
,, fFencfith Jacob Errunen. Pitts burEh.
"a NINA Nerua Hitler. Glenneld Pa
richard Stadsk y Hraddork IA .
GLADYS hUwney. Home. lie Pa
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ABOUT thirty MHelIa from lodge rsr
mrt IH session Monday morning and
proceeded o. The home ~ Brother rlhb
.... VINO lives rear Boston. f1 pas tho
.f.' ..sr Iie. fu DIE SON. Brother Lob.
.u cole. The Masonic brothers or
we W.rHLnE Traction company. who
were H.a former fellow. rr.rf.... ..t-r
t...rIr.r Ii.a bod. WAS Inferred
.n i'r Mount WrrIHH .arrrffr.
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IN Honor OF Guest

Miss Virginia Hall entertained Iast
evening az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
e. p Gullette. In honor OF Miss Eu-
nice Polling. 81 Parkersburg ~he
party was intended to be a moonlight
affair on the lawn. but the rain fore
cd them inside About 20 guests
were present and all enjoyed the
evening Miss Polling. is an accom-
plished musician. and charmed all
with her selections on the piano. De
lectable refreshments were served az
the conclusion Of the evening
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IIlIILII-II-LIIIILII-IILIIlTIIIIIIIITTITTTTTl3Bl

her many friendN wish her many years
OF happy life. The groom - a civil
ensineer. and IS Vonnected with the
Luten Bridge Com Ntny. OF York. Pa
ana mas worked IN Nrooke county IN
the erection OF cement bridges in Ruf.
fac district
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DIE

IhiH-' rtrrrlag August reth 1914
intent daughter .f rrFr l
~. .ai. her5 p. Stein. sFed 8 months
f.r from tHa rrrIdrrrs o. ttr
'far Sis HrIrr 81 Farre.
Ir.r's .'hIrI street. rr TFrrr-
.HslHf .If| af u1n o. u ia
''' ST. Galway rrretsry.
cox THr.far. tnr.rt 90 r...
20. M.rH COX
'.r residence 1890 wrc9rr-- sf-esf
rrr...rH from nrr late rs-l
afternoon rf 4 a.ril.s
t' Stone CHURCH .rH-sfsrg
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Sealed PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobh.r. ~
chanta and Othnr. W. nl...I. n.-t ~

NoAce 70 manufacturers, Jobbera Msr-
ShAnts and Others Wholesale Dealers
NRll'E Us HEItEEN GIVEN That
tLe state BOARD ~ Control OF the stsfc
pl west virginia viii receive bids daily
~ its OFFICE az Charleston West VIrEfnis
state Institutions. tho financial u1aras.g-
glthi or which T. vested tn said BOARD
tnnirtcts will b. awarded 20 the lowest
ul.4et7, quality considered. and other
INNS btlnE equal. West virginia deal
tfs wiz ne given preference
Lists Of supplies Eteded will be fur
nt-.yd uidderH on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
~ All BOARD or CONTROL.
-l---tI CLarIr.tnn. Meat NIrrlnin
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The Lexington

The Lexington Az a-.s 3 rs s.,9s
tennis courts adjoining Beach OnI.
hottA where guests may 20 from house
70 aurf In bathing attire without uHin,r
sGe~ts, which IL prohibited. care n
bathinE suits and use 90 bath house, 81
rec running water IN rooms. private
baths. Tango parlors. orchestra. s. 30
ana up daily g. 90 $3.50 weekly. AM
erican plan White service Roakl,t
IALL Q nOSE.RANs NJ
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Lots IN our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots az reasonable prices in
the 'Out-thc-Pike' District. Call
az our office or az our store az Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms % suit
purchaser We also have some
four room apartments with bath
FOR rent at moderate prices"
FOhmer- ROmine Co.
1905 Chapline Street City.
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

HOTEL FRONTENAC k a.. 10, "a.
from Beach. The most Popular section
trtNe the Two famous piers. central fl.
Az Attraction modern. h.gh-class hotel.
A. Eood a. the best. capacity $50 VIII
maze very special terms % s. fIe
il--5o. $500 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds elevator. baths
phones, superior table. with white -
VICE, taole supplied circct from farm.
pure water. sanitary piurnbIru r.1--.a...
.htTl.oA the ocean and Hoardwalk.
h'oAleI ". r. WATTS
ty-1E-r
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Dc House end uere presented ~
Repre- .enfatItee Kelly Moore go
-aIf nI fenrsFIFsnla flrorfef
ntlirie- fhrougr The den4N t-erf ~
Chairman Az m 49,
MAJ ne department vlU r,sts
nch riI render urnerarrarv
resolutions. " me
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SUMNER RESORTS.

mother
The Young son of Mr. and Mrs Ward
.i'tiNEh o. crlttcauy so az his parents
home in Bradley.
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EOR sAIR

ARB Nou TIRED % your work or %
thl. climate DO Nou Want 20
Know about the forty acre irriEated
arms near Rocky Ford. Colorado.
= mere taey grow the famous Rocky
ford tantalOupe. ETC. exceptional
opportunities nov. Write Box 81
Elm Grove ". Va aust
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. l.. A. JENKINS
WORLDS oREATEsr cLATEVoY.u-

v,tit WhAt Do Tor soc.
t.llhs you frankly the had a. vreiI -
~" Eood. Eiving advice on an n1.f,,-s
~ interest such 49, love r0urfshtr
,,,ar RAG. divorce. business speruis-
.l.nr. JOURNEYS. Wills. deeds. pafsnts -.
eultH. friends, enemies or rfNais -f,'it..
.'aiil,. IN tulL whether husband viz. ~
. mar ia true or false. teach ,l,,
VIC secret power of control 10 nj, a..
ono you most desire and 10 o,errr,,..
ni,r rivals or he'd luck 81 any Mn,
A. y. ~ no matter what may b. vour
'lr. Tear or ambition. 4 Fuarant.. 80
49, you ana n you urc not ahrotut,f NJ
"a l.iled then you nay nithiur Uarttt.
~ honesty upon the face on IL sr,Le
Elm Grove car 90 corner an - 60. -
-lfeftH Fulton. ". Va. Car afoDs ~
r"cty In front Of house. slonfy . -
iNlh tteH from Wheeling" Ask -gcrd,,..-
.or Tor Fourth and Center" HON..
-- W. n. W % 500 Y NJ au-T.ff
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Attention

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~ ING Fsrk Tor TIE rest Of m. -
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Lsacing hsh-Ciass zod~rate-Rsts
Hotel
ALBEMARLE yIRGINlA .AvE-
inest bathing an rlers etc Coolest
4''atlnh. 5000 feet Tsnrrhrs zoe cHul
iruut rooms. private baths. elevator. ra-
ctfLi0nal table. fresh NrErfahIss and
seAtnna Especially catering o. those
1.etflns superior ocCoufu ulaffnus Sur-
elal terms s.. SO. $3.50 and on weekly.
- 10 daily ROukl~r o. COPE
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ATLANTIC CIV HOTELS.

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HOlel WellSborO k.s'u, - svsHs. :.
sfar. snfuts- send fur rates and t1uk-
I let Myers and Profht~o
Aus il-lues. Thurs sat -est
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e. B E RON

Aeltfai open surruundinEt. opposite Protestant
Cafhglc Churches. capacity "a. tkruush outs
fnnninE sater In rucms private hafhs. meta fTrs
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBALMFRS
GoegBe0nG

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