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A Well Made Comfort for $1.5O

There's big $3.50 worth of value in these if you
want something at low price Our lines at 81 to Sc
are the qualities we'd recommend for comfort at
medium price. They'll give you years of satisfactory
wear Fine silk comforts of quilted down are priced
up to SIS. -. "
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Soft-Top Mattress for So

This is well made mattress Of good weight. Bet
ter qualities of the same style are priced at S. and
$780, ...,-... r.
For $40 we feature unusually fine value in
mattress weighing 81 lbs of one two parts
This will give you years of satisfactory service The
best hair stuffed styles range up to $25.
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Dinner Sets for $50
@ 4 -

Dinner Sets for $50
This is the fun dinner set Of 100 pieces, IN white
American China with gold decorations.
One Of our best xsues Is the 100 piece set Of very
fine grade Of American porcelain with dainty Haviland
decoration in floral sYrays The price Is $1450 and
the line Includes vaty Of beautiful decorations We
carry sets priced q high Is $75s =s.ss ts.-
om Apiece Jspaness Tea Sets aserp priced from
S. up. Chocolate Sst4 as low as 81. 80
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Woven-Wire Springs for $50
You win find good value g this prce=s better one
at $3.50 or National at S. s,sssa ss0I azss.s
At $50 ard $3.50 we can give you in either
wovenwre or National that will certainly give enough
more service to pay for the difference in price, Bet
ter springs ara priced up to - e .ss -
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ree-Piece. Parlof Suite tor $I8
It's a. good looking suite with substantial frames
in mahogany finish, the seats upholstered in green
plush. @Yst2%.
For an exceptional value at 9 moderate price We'll
show you suite 1T $s25 This has highly polished
frames of carved birch mahogany with loose cushions
of green plush. Nothing in our lines has greater
worth for its price We show you many styles,
Of both three and five pieces, ranging up to $3.50.
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An Effective Coal Heater at 81

This little stove will thoroughly heat room of
medium size in the coldest weather % II 80 ....a-~
Our self-feeders at $12 have extra large maga-
zines and long tests have proved them the most eco
nomical coal burners you can buy Their bright nick
eled trimmings make them very attractive Larger
styles priced up to $25. -
We sell the Perfection Oil Heater for SITS, with
other styles up to 81. ~.
Cooking ranges are priced from SO to- $50, but
we call special attention to the big value in six
hole range now marked $3.50 s-s.i5 oz5 s@ c.
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CHAPTER xxi.
A Night of Adventures.

.IE Federal Government agreed
to say nothing, to put no OBJ
stacles i'm the way of the Rus
rin., nunnt nro,ided he could
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;. q
A Pair of Good Blankets for 81 so
These are not of cheap quality, and will give
you good service, but believe you'll be better sat
isfed with the strictly awool grade that sell at
S. They are soft and fine. medium and heavyweights
plain and in pretty patterns Best grades priced up
to $40. -. -:
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A Comic Roclss for So

= NO1AM q S0UaC NOGAkokaIOI.AtN 3.
These are large and rooniy;; With fancy pressed
panel backs and heavy, carved pindleske There are
styles in both oak and mahogany finish ~
You'll find any kind Of easy chair or rocker, any
upholstery you wish, in the large Hne We are display
ing. There's style at almost any price, up to $25
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Martins rerru MAJ.

We Eagles held well ATTENDED ma.
l1gg 10 H.. tn.lr hall In the Hobensack build
Miss Mamie Boyd. who IA. been WAITING
Iei4llNes IN View Castle for the last sev
49, ,' VII arrive home today.
- % bridgeport thfa evsrfpg - 80
we large parade which viii take plsrs
The streets and sidewalks Lac, .v.-
hink were sun ln very dangerous con
u'NNI NJ as q result % ne Zee.
city, are the proud parents - T, 49,. - -.
,,,, ,,.H arrived az tho home wednesday
Several new attachment, co.., -.
lied N me local justice courts v.s,sro
DAY afternoon. ''7'''
q, Rey George Han ths new pastor ~
We fHhL 'hrlsIIHn church. viii have
charge of tho service forro1,,,, ''"''
- numler Or local people attended M
gp,nlnF efioruanre - 'Wav uoen
s r5 az me Court theatre yesterday ar
one plain drunk was given a hssr,,1
-'I'Ie mayor WycklF pat. evening ard
q. ~ ls reported mat ssrs-,I ~ ,h. TO-,
't.l.t Officials will DO rard'dafe- on
W TIE rviEIisss,lt 81 ,1e neezyt election.
tended meeting ir their rsII f-s -
nlnF and completed arraugemsrfs for -
ann. Versary celebration
The Modern WooIman v.fff a,tf , 80.
uldr meeting .u their BON fn fre $780,
ierNev building THE evening
D.. '..fI" Woo several frozen unFrr ufra4
.h lhiE city ycaferdav fuurufn~ sa IL,
-'ll pI we HIIder ~ lrre Dol tie ueafber
The tn mill VIII close down ma 49,,
.lE pr the END ~ fret turn and vfIf ,Gt
e,4T' ~ Alond1y morning
w LiiiAu hIIdenrtuf returned 20 NE
lou, lh ihl. r.ir yesterday after spsnf-
lhE tle week .n 80 CIaIretiIie y.t ~. t.
FrL'd ON Tire rcmltf Iuru IT.
1Hi1nliy WI 81 observed o. q ts-sr
snd several - tHe business places viif
,.t". one NaLing Items ~ interest for
phone. 'N us hei
"a. Ms !tts. " Riddle. o. Youngsiown. ?.
w-ftii'.,lt'. '.-..l'Ef Der aunt Mrs " "
600 80. ue Utr returned 10 IIa trr..
IN thla CltF after few dHva suert 80,
relatives ln canton. "i''
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CADIZ, OHIO


CADIZ. o. Feb 2O-Afiss F1,o Hat
- - home from Columbus
her. w.. Elttsnour. OF Kingston. was
b. Elmer ,s, Dowger. OF Martins Ferry. was
v,,G,seso1r,ge Alderman has returned from
81, Miss Anna cr.ssweu was in wh..l,ng
q, Miss Marion Bloom was with fri.ns.
IN bethany this week
rev Br Cramblett was her. from,
Barnesvilie this week III
"a urday and Sunday
home me- g S14 Mr. IT. Wilson Mclaughlin are
o, kr9S1'el Earsome. OF Lima. IS the cues,
,,,M,ir ard Mrr Frank Eh.hsrt w.-. q,
\. l. White ~ Past rsy.-r.., -
here this week POOL was
81, Charles! Holmes. of -TraHord. Pa e.
ne guest - Mrs W Y. Holmes ''
ws.s here this week y e. f soin' stown.
Carl Wheeler was n visitor 4, A..
n few days this week N'eha
y. W Howard. of columbus wa. o..
FNest or II. W. Atkinson Tueafag
Mrs ,. " Atkinson hsg 3.,,,.-.,
ron welt In Steuhouviite
MF ana Mrs. ,. Hanna are t,.-.
'r%,n TTaiI more agd Philadeirhia
l'gal business visitor here cam, a.
Harry cochran. ~ Cleveland ,.- a.
C C,lsst of hts parents Mr. ana Nfra. Vyror
, Mrs John = Moore. who vi-,,.s ,,--
T.. Molr". h7s returned 10 hr- nom.
j" arnsgle. ia
Tniorport were guests 81 NJ. ~, On
r. 'ffoNr over SUNDAY ''"
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST HIGHLAND. o. Feh. so-Rev.
= walter Punk. an sVanEeliEt. will begin
a series Of meetings al the CHRISTIAN
church here next Sunday, February -
Everyone T. cordially Invited 20 attend
these meetings.
sunday. March .. viii be observed here
as 1o-to-church sunday al the chris
IAN church, and special rally services
vii be held. President Cramblst. or
betnany college, Will be with the church
on this day and will preach morning and
evening. also on saturday night
quite a number from here attended the
farmers' institute which was held in
Louisville last Tuesday ana Wedn.--
Father McEachen. OF BrtdReport- will
noon
Albert Och sen bein OF prtdreport was
a business visitor here Thursday
Mrs. Sarah Thompson visited this
week with Loydsville relatives and At
tended the institute
Miss Leotta Hubbard Waited her cous-
IN, Miss Bessie bonner. OF Fairpont,
this week.
Mrs. Bertha williams entertained a
Few friends TO dinner last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. Nixon entertained
quito a number OF friends last Thurs
day evening at their home here. A num-
Der OF ST Clairsville guests Mere pres
emit coming out In n big sled. The eve
ming was very much enjoyed by those
present Tho hostess served n delicious
luncheon and the guests departed think
ing that II was good TO be there
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

UNIoNTowN. o.. Feb. eO.-Mrs Al
len Coup was called 10 Akron Saturday
OF last week. on account OF the death OF
hrother-in- law. Mr. Capple.
Mr.. w. u. Lee and daughter. Miss
Marjorie. and the Misses Esther Crime :
and Dorotha Armstrong. attended the
farmers Institute at Louisville, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Margaret Barnes visited with her
sister. Mrs. John Price and family, dur
ing the week.
Mesdames Clyde Walker and John
Cunnard were recent visitors at the
home OF Mrs. Taylor Of East Richland
Ihey were accompanied home by Miss
Myar Taylo. OF GAINESVILLE.
Miss Lynn recently entertained friends
at a party.
A good program was enjoyed bv all
At the literary society Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon are re
toicIng over a new baby boY
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. 2O.-The
death Of Mrs. Edward Hilles occurred
Thursday afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Hilles had been an invalid for a num-
Der OF years, but the immediate cause
OF her death was pneumonia. Before
ner marriage her name was Jennie
keyes and she has many old friends In
GAINESVILLE and vicinity who are sorry
TO hear Of her death. Besides the hus-
band. she leaves three daughters and
Two sons 90 mourn the loss Of q de-
voted wife and mother. She was So
years of age and spent most Of her life
mere Funeral arrangements are not
The revival services held at the NJ. T..
church at SomcrtOu. o. have just closed.
~ was = success IN every way, there
being 30 conversions. The woman
evangelist having charge Of Their ser
vices left for her home this week
large barn on the Everett Tuner
Iarm. one mile south Of Somertou. ON
the GAINESVILLE pike. was totally de-
stroyed by fire az $40 o'clock THURSDAY
morning. several tons Of hay. some
grain, buggy. grain drill and other
Turner arose early Co feed and attend
20 his stock. using a lantern which was
lett on box when he returned 60 the
house. a Few moments later the build
ing was discovered to Dee mass OF
flames s SON of Mr. Turner ran TO the
barn in hia bare feet releasing eleven
head Of cattle -Four large hos I'M AM,
other part ~ the barn escaped bv ruah-
Ing some n the siding Of the barn out
~. 'NfN'F ANLll Two nl mem had been
badly burned. Young Mr.. Turner while
removing the cattle. Injured one foot It
being burned ana bruised Mr. Tur.
uer loss is regretted a. he g. a hard
working man and tho loss is only partly
covered by Insurance
Frank Eed1irg.or the ZsneEviIe Fruit
co was in the city THURSDAY.
hra John Fi1rer. 81 quaker CITY o.
here Tor visit with her sister Mrs
Mary Baker. az y. EroadNaF. who has
neen .lck irr the past few weeks with
Mra Carrie Wilson. az pItalurr ii.
nor. for H visit with her mother. Mrs.
Mary WrthcrHld 81 North Chestnut IN.
'HIlr 'uuard hse accepted 20 position
with inD Hart Millinery Co. of gIeve.
art. Ha automobile driver.
MI and Mrs . ". Uoudna viii leave
sunday evening FOR california. Co aterr
The remainder ~ che winter
DC "rr'refucuf of Niss Amy Uoror-
Forers. ~ North cHestGHt .,r.st d.
FruE TffwIHsr Robinson. Of gsff.Ira
nI. been announced
Ired smith. of Armour a CO.. Zanss.
,.'I'. called on hie trade here Wedus4-
D. = roria. With Kline a. HERMAN of
w h"'NnE was business visitor here
Tho north and south roads .., .-
HFrrreFiIIr. are badly oriffc1 OWING %.
interfering with traffic
WIZ DHldNcU. The popular tefsuHlu.
man. IH confined 90 hiH home uu eUrf..
Arch street. with IN attack uf Dr. rrIrra
f hn+'nEtanf assistant Mise Mer-
GER i 'Nfeff rIlrred ou The stems of
tne Ireahyterian church Thurad1y even
inc. while in attendance &c the ohlr,r
.ulIfF NefiuIFlF ruralniuE tho Ur4.
m'uiF ~ her hack. Her many frferI.
wen" rIsd ths accident was not more
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HUNTER, OHIO

lilNTER. o.. Teb go &c DID, u,0..t.
gas business caller In HlrHasvtiis
Revival service CLOSED % Nf+ yt,r
with tuenty additions ZION
iark Furmau. Of Relate ..-. t.
town Wedreednv uu IuaIraaa ''
u. y Harris ana frrIiru arr Ne .
~. ~. y. Ff"oFH took dinner WIN tfr
ana Nrs WIN BROOKS. month af t.v-l
Anirew GU end family. 1f retha.,is
were visiting or VIM U4rr... 80,
In- Latter Day Saints closed fEsfr
meeting sunday night Had two "a
George Cr1le and family. or uatr,,,,,
"ff" Ni.If'nE relatives iu town qurf,g
90, ~. e 'unn. or Belmont. was in town
g.N9ay hud wednesday on buafusas
Nell Cruir has moved ON H.. 49,.
farm north ~ town
revival services viii BEGIN a. NJ
81 b. Rev. knight
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Review Board HIt

Judge Morley. in deciding a demur-
rer In the case OF J. J. GIL. VS.. County
treasurer and City Board of Review
TOOK fall out OF the Board OF Review.
me petition enjoined the collection
on Sll.bOO additional placed on prop
erty over the Equalization Board. He
held the Injunction petition sufficient
and mat the increase was a matter TO
De determined by the State Tax Com
mission and that the Board of Review
could not raise valuations vithoslt
iacts 10 warrant and that they could
not do so arbitrarily and that their
powers were eQualizing and not ap-
praising. ~
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COURT ACTION AGAINST FORMER
SHERIFFS TO BE TAKEN SOON

ney Addleman have been making
ready for a suit II 1t be necessary.
Attorney ]. n. Handlan Is now coun-
sci for the two ex-sheriifs, while a few
years ago while prosecuting attorney
he was on the other side. During thu
past six months of his term he made
no effort TO collect the discrepancies,
IL Is claimed. although the account
ants findings were filed long before
the termination OF his term.
Whether or not the two sheriffs will
obey the orders OF the county COM
missioners is question. but Il IS
hardly thought that they will accord
ing 10 public opinion.
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Accident mt Mil.

A serious accident - said 10 have oc-
CURED at the new mill at Norkville
Wednesday evening. IN which a machin-
.ist AZ the mill had both arms broken IN
addition to n number of other serious
injuries IL seems as though 10 was the
3 first night for the man 20 be on duty
and while he was working with some
belts on n ladder the ladder broke let %
ting the man fall to the ground. He
was picked up at once and physician
was called who dressed his injuries az
Ter which the man was removed to his
home
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st. Johns Church.

~ 50. Johns German Lutheran church
on North Fourth street, Rev. George a
dohsthhes. pastor. the following Sunday
services VIII he held: Sunday school az
s.l2. preaching AT 1880. subject. Spirit
ualsts: Their Doings and Teachings -
Junior league meeting at 1870: Senior
league az 6.45. when an interesting pro-
cram viii be rendered. The evening ser
wee VIII be held At 1880 an dthe them.
VIII ne he Mysteries OF Spirituaiism
solved. cordial invitation IS extent
ed 10 the public to attend these services.
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Fined ON a Hunting Charge.

Frank Andronia. one OF the men that
were with the late Joseph Rutar the
Boydville man. that was accidently
shot last Wednesday. while out on the
hills was fined s25 and costs before
Squire X. T. Ong yesterday on a war
rant sworn out by Roy McManus
deputy game warden. IL seems that
the man was fined under peculiar cir
cumstances as at the Inquest IL was
brought out that Andronia had n gun,
but IL was not loaded and that IL. was
concealed. The gun was taken from the
man and Is still at Ongs office and
not load was found in the gun.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENvILLE. O.. Feb. 2o.-H.
J. Roe. ct al. members OF the School
BOARD elect at Dillonvale filed a quo
warrant suit in the court OF appe ais
10 GUST w. s. Parlett. ct al. the old
members who are holding on because
they refused 10 canvas the election re-
turns as the law provides. The elect
ed members who want TO be Installed
IN office received votes as follows:
ii. t. Roe. 149: c. A. Eberle. 15s;
=. r.. Hooper, 209. as against w. s.
Parlett. l27; Cecil Fonts, 1873; d. S.
heynard. 11S. The old board Is per
forming the duties which the elected
members feel they should have.
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Special Program.

The following special program will be
rendered at the meeting OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union TO be held to-
morrow evening In the church. Miss
y lriam Samuels will lead the meeting
Hymn So Prayer SCRIPTURE
SOLO .Erma Summerhill
Topic-"lndian Empire" Miriam Samuel
'pIo -........ Bessie Lewis
Discussion OF Topic and Business
Male Quartette. Benz. Samuel, leader
report OF the Red and Blue Contest
Dismissal by repeating the YP.u.
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Court Matters

henry King was granted a divorce
from Edna King for wiInIl absence
The case OF Andy Dull VS.. w e
r. Coal Mining company. for person a.
injury, damages was settled for a 400
David Brown OF Rush Run was ar.
rested and put under bond for mini.
dating grand jury witnesses.
VIM. Grier. Of Bergholz. Indicted for
larceny was brought I'm a second t,roa
and his bond was raised to $1,000
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United pre.bvt.r5.n r,,I

IN, hlted Presbyterian church; j. $ HiI.
,,,,,,,' H., Ssbhsth sch Dol, 915 a m.
Light Bearers" n service To- 49, ~,
''.tn school. The Junior Missionary so
Icy Viii meet a. .. m. Evening ser
~. Topic. "Helpfulness and
nesday eevninE AZ 7.3O. an strsnger.
are made welcome NJ these services
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The County Tax Commission office
gives out that Bart. J. Guyder, Is the
only colored man in the state 10 take
the civil service examination and Sc
cure the appointment OF Deputy Tax
Assessor.
Col A. p. Peckinpaugh. OF the
State Tax commissioners office will
Ve mere on Saturday at p. NJ, to ad-
uress me assessors in the court room
regarding the Warnes law
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4 IHrRe Crowd intended The Second OF
q series OF informal dances given by
the local lodge of Elks' last evening In
their hall on North Fourth street and
several out OF town people were pres
ent. Music for the dancing was FUR
>yished by the ALIENS orchestra and
was enjoyed by all present. A fine
lunch was also served during the even
ing. Another one OF the delightful ar
fairs will be given next week.
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RnY TO-DAY.

Several OF the manufacturing plants
or the city will pay their employees to-
day and a large sum will be handed
Tor the last several weeks. Tine largest
plants to pay today will be the Laugh
lin sheet mill. the Corrugatting works
and the Bridge works. AT each one OF
these places a full pay will be handed
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EDWARD Ropa. 26 years. and Ella
Soovinske, is years. OF Amsterdam.
steven Nemeth. % years, and Eliza.
beth Halas, 26 years, OF Tiltonyille
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In seriona Condition

Word was received in this city yes
terday 20 the effect that the condition
~ Mrs. Isaac citizen. residing west Of
the city. was serious. Mrs. Citizen re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
local hospital and was only removed to
her home Sunday afternoon In the
last week a bad case Of erysipelas has
developed and last evening her condition
was regarded a. critically.
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rrst Bsptis. Church.

~ we lfst Baptist church. corner of
= tnlId and Locust streets. Rev. Herbert
or the services both morning ana 49,
IinE ana no doubt n large number OF
Inembers OF tho congregation will he
IeSeht. sunday school Will be held NJ
=. 10; preaching At 1890 and 7.sO IL
we tI. evening II $40 the r. Y. p. 4. viii
mold a special meeting
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AZ zion Evangelical Lutheran church
~ North Fifth street. Rev. n r Schif-
niger. pastor. the following SUNDAY - -
.I'tS VIII he held; Sunday school AT I. d.
usual hour, 9.lb; preaching at 1890. eve
n,hg service At 1880. The public is in
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VIII investigate Conditions.

The Socialist local will hold q regu-
lar meeting In their hall In the ShreVe-
1fervey building tomorrow afternoon
md the meeting will be one OF the most
important TO be held for some time.
Two OF the members Of the state exc
cutive board will be In attendance az
the meeting o. investigate conditions
that are said 10 exist In the local. \
letter was received by some Of the
members this week telling OF the ap-
pearancc OF the officials Tomorrow ar.
teruoon.
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ON DRAUGHT TO-DAY


q serious accident yesterday morning
while working about her homo. She was
WORKING on the rear porch and slipped
on some Ice with the result that her
LETT shoulder was fractured in the fall
a physician was Immediately called
and the fracture was reduced. At a late
hour last evening she was resting as
well as could be expected. but owing TO
her advanced age the injuries are re-
garded as serious. Mrs. Green Is the
mother OF Mrs. Bishop. the we'll known
school teacher
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Yes, ma'am.' said MARY. u heard
tho boil
But didn't answer the call. FOR we'll
le know I've noticed % long before
Ally company knocks al the kitchen
aoOE Judge.
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MARTINS FERRY
Lara crowd Attsndad

A large crowd attended the double
header basketball game played In the
both or the teams. Tho FIRST game was
between the girls team. while the sec
ond was between the local boys and
the Cadiz boys. Several interesting
plays were made during both OF the
games.
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-,Nt the FIRST NJ. r. church. corner or
lnlId ana clay streets. Rev McCiav
tsaSStor. sunday services will be held as
iodioWH. sunday school at s:15: preacn-
,nk az 1890; Epworth league az $50
interesting TOPIC: evening service at 40
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BAD Tail.

Mrs Green. q we'll known resident OF
North Fourth street. was the victim OF
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Position cApAsILfTY, nELIAsIII,


We issue fidelity aud surety bonds.
Ferry. Ohio. Bell phone 2ss-J. FIST
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koehn.Ino's crossing. counter march
south on Lincoln avenue to han and