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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
LODGE
ANNIVERSARY
OHIO CITY LODGE. KNIGHTH OF
PNTHlAS TO HAVE SPECIAL
SERVICES SUNDAY.
Members VIII Attend Service az First
Baptist Church In Martins Ferry
In The Mornlnq.

Tomorrow morning IN the First
Baptist church At Martins Ferry. Ohio
City lodge. No. "a. Knights Of Pythias.
will attend the services in body. the
occasion being the Anniversary serv-
ice. The pastor. Rev. y. y. Hall. will
deliver a special sermon 20 the nom
hcrs ~ the lodge All members OF
the lodge have been requested 10
meet az their hall az . o'clock and
march 20 the church Ga q body The
following program will be rendered.
organ Prelude
poNoloFy Congregation stsndirgD
Invocation. -........pr. Earry D.. Hail
opening ode.
God bless our Krighty Band:
Firm may 80 ever stand
Through storm and night
When the wild fsmpeets rage.
Ruler Of wind and rain.
DO thou our order cave.
by thy great might
Tor THIS our prayers ascend.
COD bless. protect. defend,
God guard our rights.
Thou who art ever night
Viewing with wafChful eve
To three aloud We cry.
God save the Kulshts.
Scripture Reading
Solo and DhUrus--The Waysif~
cross ..-----.-. -... Male Gles Club
Prayer.
Sol1....--..........M Miss Helen virtue
Drsrt0ry md Announcements
S1i'-'.ln th@ Cross OF Christ GLORY
serm6r-ao1- OF The Depths~ -. -. NV .
80 .--.--.. Rev Earry y. Han. ph. u
Chorus--"AwaEc Ny Soul" ...........
rr,.,--.-. 49,. ,,o. ....---.- Male G.ee Club
HeredlrfI1u.
organ Iustlufs
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all plant department workmen except
small number OF maintenance and
house service employees. will be re.
ducod 90 eight hours.
The necessary rcadjustment Of
working forces TO care for the con-
stantly increasing volume OF Construc-
ton and up-keep work will be under
taken AZ once. The pay roll schedules
VIII be so arranged that the daily and
weekly wages OF all employees affected
by this change will be maintained ~
thelr presen' amounts. regardless OF
whether the employee is now paid on
an hourly, daily or weekly basis.
In all. about 1900 employcs-incIud-
ing lnemen. installers. repairmen.
cable and conduit workers and test
men-will be benefited by this
change.
The working day OF not moro than
eight hours has been IN effect IN an
other departments OF the company for
some time
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commander, Mrs. Alice Petersen: COM
mandor Mrs. Anna Bole. lieutenat
commander. Miss Eva Yost: record
keeper. Miss Nellie Yost: finance aud
itor. Mrs. Carrie L/nnard. lady at
arms. Mrs Annie Watson. lady SER
Eeant, Mrs. Grace Furbee: sentinel.
Mrs. Mary Byrard picket. Mrs Kath-
crime Wallenfelt
DmcCTs OF Wheeling No. l9-Past
commander. Prima Mayer: command
or. Agatha p. Tthman: Lieutenant COM
mHnder Mary Sells; record keeper,
Jennie Coleman. finance auditor. Anna
Chsrnock. lady az arms. Ethel Bren-
ncu chaplain. -- Wolscnance: ser
geant. Nellie Canheld. sentinel. Pearl
Brownloo. picket. blanche Sells.
There were delegates from Bridge
port Martins Ferry Wollsburg, Bell
afro aud other towns present Ia the
evening AZ g o'clock tho Lady Moose
served dinner 90 tho members and
friends ln tho evening program
was rendered and dancing enjoyed.
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STATE FIELD MEET TODAY
TO BE BIGGEST EVER HELD

because - LACK % records made ~ ary
of the men IN previous rlestH. j. would
not b. surprisinz % So one or al ~
lt'sH teams wals asay With ere ur fnnF-
fifsf place medals. BIT 40 o. extremely
f0ubfflI if ary 20 them HllI - carteA-
ders for first place
In Newman. Marshal has man Who
is almost certain 90 win rrHf place rn
West virginia. and EsIilsur. 90 W sr.
Logan. have bath teen hsasirE tre lead
slnost a circh on the shot put 81 DO
hAs broken his own record iu Trarflre
this year and Wa no. pushed last year.
In The discus. the other weight et emf
Heavcnsr. o. Wesleyan. and N-Wr.ar. 90
Marshall. are the strongest in0illrE come
petitora. though no astonishing records
have been hung 10 in this event In me
practices.
Garrett 10 Pressed
In The darnss thrr. . sure ta D.. fha
most exciting competition. Three years
aEo 90 these events o. the rrrf inter-
collegiate meet fuuuE. OF Marshall
Lanhau. Of Wssisyar. and Garrett. ur
Fairrnont Normal Finished one ,v1
thre OF these Garrett. now reprsesr.
lng Wesleyan. iH the only one Isft IFr
also won me events ll-t year a. CIs-s--
burg but this year two rrw sIa-- haze
arisen lu Leafhsrv bod ~ Mssf NHrg.rfa
and IuilsN. ~ Marshall Tuff fa.r
marks lover than Garrett. FOR taa r4r-
'AN W. .HNH HffT# ''N'A 'HH|H
reported o. Dol much b.ft.r Than s.,- D..
fore. o. looks a. though hs is going t.
b. hard pressed
In the hurdles however Gr-re't
should have little o. amy trouble. ue s.-
perieufs counts a greet t.rI fu OOH. Do.
and go fuahes De- wHlr. fHtF I. fn.
Ercafesf possibility 90 dark I.ra... .
from some 90 tho schools ~.f count ID .r,
o. win the meet. are MOST lfEslt tn come.
~ nku0wns" have come in ana won from
favorite-' many times boo meets pre-, g.
Gus 60 this and 600 these events .efa.-
ially ~ would not hs surpri-ius. on D,..
Grafton Day.
In 90" jumps and The pole vault ,Ter.
are sure o. be some surprises. stewart
~ Morris Harvey. has fHs best record of
any - them. but in TL,kwtI'.r. az We.
virginia Shumakrr aUd HsHNrsr a. ly.r.
loNan. Jacobs az fHirruut Normal AMI
others. there b. fold tbnt viii D.. barr
Tor this indy idupI afrr fn overcome
Smash Records.
TT seems certain that tho rer0r-- -
no broad and high Jump u- well as fr
tte pole yault VIII DO suazhsr d. n.
distance tn"re BE- more uncertainty ffr..
I'm any ~ tho other events Wcef Nfr.
Eini1 in a." mile has GrIfHfh. white
We-le'an has Z.ru. and Nsr-har has
Wilson. All ~ them experienced mon and
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MOUNTAIN STATE ATHLETES WILL
oATHIh AT FAIEGoHT TO
SNOW SKILL
L~.thsrvood, % rhi. city, II q ravorlts
IN Several Evsntn-nAr.hAu
College Team YAvCrfts-

When a. ? 80 this afternoon A. south
soc pax o. fairmont the one hundred
anf rftT athletes representing the fsr
leading educational instlfgtl1us - Wet
virginia toe the mara there NlII - three
srhools that ~in - there a. favoritss.
p - others may have 20 ~ rscsor-f
ulth the first place. and Will cer-irIy
le great factors IN keeping points away
from the three leader. bat there VIII
cgnsidsrsf a. all seriously Tor nrst
plac.. and these three teams are the
one. r.gs..s . ~, ws., Eirginis rnl-
and MArshali College n h NOT ~
cause these three teams have more men
entered than the others or because they
thppen 20 have more prestige ia sports
than the others generally 10. but sfrnp III
hscaurs taking the fop. on each individ-
Ions. And the coaching ana Other cordi-
Tons Affecting the strength % their
teams ~ can readily De ss-n where the
al Vantage lies
Unqusstionahly Morris Harvey. sale m.
fairmont Normal. .teyser Prep. Con-
cora Normal, Glsnville Normal and the
other Institutions competing IN the meet
-" try-out records that would indicate
ne contrary, West Virginia. Wesleyan
~, ,Ea s nsi.han vii be one. Two. three IN
'hls Is mighty poor guess and tie
cope. reliable a. y NAV seem In TN.
Local BOY In Load.
, VEST Nlrginia. with Leafhsrwood.
Ioyles Griffith and other experience Z
men will be Up with IN" leaders go eyery
event and these few stars on her team
VIII Undoubtedly cop three or more nrst
places IN the dnsheH. the weights ard
we distance runs Wesleyan with Care
ret Shumaker and linn counts on win
iing three or more first places aud pIac-
ING men IN almost every event. Mar
email with bailey. Wilson ana Newman.
a. the stellar performer and twelve
DINERS with high grade records 60 thei ?
'redlt, - entering the meet more or less
NJ NMrk horse hut with d.
strength. Morris Harvey has only three
men entered. but these are the hest
they have and In proportion 20 the NUM-
her % men they have entered MORT.
Harvey will probably make the best
showing OF any team IN the meet
Fairmont Normal will have a large
representation. as will Keyser Prem
salem college and Glenville. but IA.
showing OF all these teams - uncertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
BEER FOR ALL

CINCINNATI o. MAJ 60 1914
tack o. thr Oh DAYS Beer a. aas
ur-Nel az bone b.. our fH-sf.fhsrs
eAl nov again b- treNa. ae uf ole.
\ vel Known brew master Hf fr.e city
nae fIrr0F cred rev eay .r supply
FORM 30 That .. rH- addition Nf uaft-
ana uNE-.rlr anyone can now
make ftrir cNu beer 40 nome 70 a
Cunl u Jess than one UErr a L.
ItfFN master -rslI u". .. .U.-.. HrH.
a. expert iu h.s .ra boz. here and
process Tor uHrf year. ar1 rlrNf now
no announces ono compile JON az Dos Dr..
hHrflIr BE has rur"t.rfT .fat 81 rIsN
MAX. Hops rnc fHs other .rErgIlt r o.
u-"d in making beer -u that anyone
can now have pure. sparkling. cool
'-ru 'r '.'F want o. HIs cOrrrf.
iraf"1 b'rr .- U.t ur ir such "a con.
d"us"d ana compact form that l' can
nj" t"'Fsr'. fa fIs doorstep tE Par
eel Post arywht-. in che country ON
account 10 tLe Prohibition Wave
daily ana national drink has been
taken away from over O. per cent ~
Oh. Ts0I ID, This huu-.rI... beer vill
soon fah" fH. place NJ brewery beer iu
thousands 70 home .r fH. country NOT
only on account of Ife rleaprsss ana
ness ana Strengthen. g-H'If'.r T""
thrifty Rouse. 0If" win u.r -'' if- al.
vantage" and great .sTre $50 home
needs now rH I. without .f- q af.N
glass of good ot f.-.- E"nr =
DoIr.-h.r. t.a.rhrI refreshing glass
fI.' r1. .'H office. fH" woods. streams
and Noun Easily and quickly
prepared HiN.Ne ready
Mr. s. s SUrH ~ az Svcomare 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
TEACHING GOOD
ROADS BY VIEWS
GOVERNMENT EXPERT .DELIv.
Erred ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS
LAST NIGHT.
Showed Phases OF Good Roads Move
ment IN All Parts Of Country
Praised Local Highways.

An excellent address. illustrated
with views showing different phases
OF the good roads movement. was de-
livered last night by T. T. Boykin. an
expert Of the United States Bureau
Of Good Roads. at good roads rally
held last evening IN tho Board OF
Trade assembly room The meeting
was held under the auspices OF the
Board Of Trade. Owing 20 the eX-
coedinCly warm weather. the attend
ance was somewhat small. but the
lecture merited "a capacity audience.
IN all more than two hundred views
were thrown upon a screen. while Mr.
f0vkIn explained each briefly. All
kinds % roads .n course of C1Dstruc-
ton were shown and each picture iu
itself was a lesson ll rOadWaking
The principal steps g. road con
structlOr. Mr. Boyk.n pointed out
were establishment Of proper grades.
proper drainage. and proper treatment
the road surface Tie emphasized
drainage as the most important Of
all. and said that roads should Doc
crowned IN tho center and cutters ar
ranged 90 that surface water will
quickly drain on The government
expert advocated the use az the split
log drag and showed several scenes
NJ roads kept iu excellent condition
By g. use auOuc
Mr. Eoykin was taken o ma tour Of
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the county roads yesterday afternoon
by County Engineer George W. Stecu.
rod and County Commissioner John
VI. Garden. Last niEht he expressed
a high opinion OF Ohio countv's roads
and the intelligent manner IN which
they are maintained
Mr. BOykin departed on "a late train
last night for Washington. ID G..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
BELL co. GRANTS
EIGHT HOUR DAY

II S. announced by T.. IT. Kinnard.
vice president and general manager
Of the Central District Telephone
Company. that on and after Saptem-
Der lst the niuo-hOu- working dav Of
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florenrs n. pfau an u. 20. Mais
lace. $4,000.
GetiIgte 5npofbettn.
efnanit Gcte an gsorl ctr. Wlartet
gnnf $4,000.
Wlarp g. Snpber on Robert ..
ssones. $4O0.
sSoi. 6. 5aerins an eibsral 8. nno
3. 60. 5000.
GoroIin. aubts an 6. u. Ments.
$500.
katherine IS. DOH an Caroline
SpelIer. $4,000.
gtorae Sd. 5uBeImonn an 0ili
Gbee 3. unb 2. 60. $4,000.
ssacpb u. glietling an 5erbert =.
pahonb. $739.
gem. 8. Caenoid an Ct. gsrnaro
6. unn 3. u. $1625.
Carrie geiit an %. Wdro y. y.
go. $500.
anno 80. DeiBenberser an eabinti
6. uno q. so. S1750.
leonoro ". gants an abrdbam T.
Copper. 500.
Matilba atiboIb an 6umbclbt ao9s
go. 274. ). 8. 8. 8. $4,000.
aooIpb 2oipenihol on Regina
Braun. $1,000.
Dsnrp .. 2sbreht an Rap 9. Sem
fins. $414.
6enrn MeIiertamp an ZEN guten'
g. ilnb q. 60. $500.
sSrant Braun an bieielbs. $500.
Nfoniius aentsI on oieielbe. 5000
RacbeI Sopt an Wt. aooms .. II
9. 4.. $500.
glentns hiilsman an gua 2
9sntham. $500.
Mnnie Rinehart on Miifcrb noia
gloa. 60. $2250.
abba Sanbarn on oiefslbt. $3.50
MihaeI Qauahlin on Wabiion y
T. 30. 2. S2625.
9lifdeI Wliillsr an bieIelbe. $3.50.
@illiam R. 9uaan an ssoi. eriel
$500.
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@ie emit 9srometbens

bic Wenihheit, ipelhe 3eus pertilgen
poIlte, rettete ,rno linen Die Soffnung
iheufte, 10 bat Or. SiIsbee, inbem er
Der Ieioe,loen Renihbeit nancfeii5"
bratte, bieSoffnling alif Elm neues2e-
ben nah oen fiirhterlid}en Gualen
Der Sdmorrboioen perIieben. g. 9tel,s
itaebter q 60, 9or 1916, Netp Dorf
Gitp, nerienoen foitenfrei an iebe
9lbreiie cine Hrcbe bon oieier 9r5uei,
bie alle Galle Don Sdmorrboiben IN,
feblbar beiIt nno ielbIt naf Den
ibnerireu Suolen bolO pieber bic
Soff,tung auf elm neies, seiu,toes 9e-
ben ihenft. a,ip
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.9ie ioIIit 6u mid be.
ssn Der v0oiiiifen
3eituna@ persfiaiiiid)t s5uIius @eri.
beimer cine Iisitige gSagnersGrinne.
riing, Die Iid) on Die Auffiihrltngeu
IN gapreutb .niipit: eine5 aberos
es mar ipeniae Snse mad, oem groBen
,.BariifoI~ .grfolg eridlien Riharo
@asner einntal miBgeltiinnit in,o
iibeIlaunig ani Der aegelbabn ln.o
sipor obeiibrcin nit aroBer 0eripd.
tilng. Wlnn ipollte germ ipiiierl, mas
bell Weilter ueritinlnit babe, NIB
id,idte beSbalb Sigisnlno aarpels
(ein init Asagner beirelinoetes Ban.
reuther GriginoD Dor. an ieiner De-
poten slrt iragte oieier ben Wseifter,
un6 on cr ibn geHnu fdatite mar er
oui cine 4ortion @robheit eeiaf;t.
Grit ipcllfe @agner nid,ts iaaen, ipd-
ter aber beennn er: n.ld,, nler bat 10
ielner Merger, nier rIng ltd) nit Der.
Iegern beriinlid,inocn, oof init 8in't.
Tern bat mer Observation-Disclosures,
aber Dos Geineenite 1T mer bed, bette
baiiiert !. @eraoe nls i'd, nmi Die
9eaelbabn geben .poIlte, iiberbrinat
mer Der Brieffrager nen eiiIihreibe.
brief bon mem Giuocnten aus Seip.
5ig, I'M mas meeslen Se iuobl, mas
oieier .5rehoad)s4 lid, su id)reibsn
erloobt?. ssh bate in meiner .go-
henqrin" Barbour eener iprnhlifen
JebIer beaaneen. Gs beeBe bn: .Wie
fouit bsi mid bcfrngen, nod Niiiens
Gorge traaen iiiip. + Gas HiIie bee.
ben. ..giie foilit on mid befraeen. ODER
Niiieils Gorge trngen nirp.- Z I'm wa5
glorben ge, mas Der iniane aerf
nod that? Gum Gd,lniie ieines sieni.
lid grob gebnltenen grieies bettelt er
mid, nod Inn cine -2cbenerin- Oar.
6ibs.r an lie Jreiinoe ant,porttten:
! xEie hnben 0ns init Der Vartitnr. bod,
nbgelebnt, Meiiter2" .gsee,~ ioatc
Mogner, Dos babe ih mid aetbon!
Sd babe cine Barbour ioiort einge.
t,ndt liiio iie ibm hingeihidt, aber ais
@iomnng babe Id Dem 5ierI 'neinoer
f6rieben:
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Rod @iiiens Gorge trooesl,
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0ranseisentbmms .Sppotbefeu.
gineinnoti, 5. Jsbr.
1eue 6apothetsn.

Ieue 9apptbetsn.
Midael s. Wloriartn an er.ie Ras
tionaI 3. unb 8. SO. $1,000.
9. Geo 9rusier an Cabinet 6. uno
3. SO. $500.
amp 3. Suntsr an Souibibe 8.
unb 3. 60. $3.50.
Carrie anbt. an M.. 2ootout Q.
unb 6. go. $1,000.
SuIia 9otmann an 9lntonio 5oms
6 .unb .. 60. $500.
WaIter 8oilsn an 2iberoI 6. unb ..
60. $2500.
WaIfsr gailep an amslia 6. Mass.
fieIb. $500.
Chris. Drummer on WilIiam 3. als
len. $45O0.
Jreo. Wsap an 2ouis 8. Sliter,
$575.
Charles s.. WaIbo an naiptbcrns
g. uno 6. u. $1,000.
9tnna 3. ssaeobs on Union Snpinss
3. uno 3. 60. $1,000.
Widrn 0l1ler on yukif Uorluo0D -
unb 6. 60. 500.
Rrbert Gtcuber an huIoa McGretp
5000.
gbarIss M. 9lad an 9pbe port 9
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Mnna W. Wiedsr an Woluntser 8
unb .. 60. $500.
MihIom bcmburg an Ouorontet
Teppfit 60. $1,000.
Morp R. aopett ON DAT 6. unb 9
60. $1,000.
MDolpb 2onentbaI an Regine
Braun. $1,000.
Ausnitu Bed an Gsorse Serringsr
$500.
Denrp meftersamp an Neip 8ndtp
6. unb 8. 60. $4,000.
Robert s. GDnns an ginrinnat
Woriingmens Club 9. unb 8. Go
$500.
DeritIbe an barbara Drf9eu. $500
gpo Gnibsr an Goutbern Obi
GApings Bont Go. $500.
dire W. DentDu an malnat 6ilTI
! l0sss ms. - d II q Ql4 2e6oo
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Sheriff. an eaura 3. Nmman. 80 Bel
113 CUB an Der SiiboitsGde Der Co
luntbia Npsnus unb ct. Mnbreip
Strnbe. s..
eaurn s.. Amman an Sofsph Sod,
edsielbs Giaenfbum. 81.
Qmelin 6. Wdtefielo on Wdltcr
8aiIsn u. 9lno., 43 Bel 125 CUB an
Der SiibIeite Der Gin Strnbe in Mas
eiionpiIIe 81.
5be Hortb College 0in Rsaltp Go.
an Clarence 6. WcGorD, Got 1135 in
Der Gbio Sano &c Improvement Cos
llnterabthsiline. 81.
0ieielbe an Goipnrb Gnglunbsr II.
Inb., Got liza IN oerIelbcit llnierabs
tbtiiuns. 81.
William +. Qfen an Chris. grnns
ner, Cots Is uno II in BEN 5ntpnss
eno Ruf,lab in Camp 3ennilon.
$77o0.
Gbiparb 8. Gbiparbs an aotbrnn
gbncrbs, Got 463 in Der gtsmere
Spnbitdt llnterabtbeiInns in slors
ippoo. 81.
Sadion $ .gDooo an aaiis Mild.
so ;Jub an Der eiibfsite Der Tirmntb
glpenue. S400.
anna W. Weiienfsraer an 4nno 3.
Saeobs, % bel 135 Sub an Der Sits
isite Der 6apthorne Ipenue, 50 Sub
nOroIit) BON Der Murbod Strabs.
$4,000.
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2umber 60, 5 Sabre 9adlt anf is
Sots in ". %. anberiou's llnterdbs
tbeiluns on Der Weii 8. StruBs. Sdhr.
lif,e Wlistbc $500.
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s Sabre paht ouf "a Cots in osriels
ben llnterabibsilung. SdhrIi6s Wlies
ibe $500.
peter :. Sd)neiber on Wlrn Ola
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lung in Rorpooo. 81.
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in Der 9orppOb 8Rp llnterabtbeis
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lung 81" pon Sa.Ien gdri. 81.
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Moniana 4penue. 81.
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coin Ipsnue. 81.
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Gutter Strab,. 81.
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5bomas e. Sglssbp on marp J.
Cones. Got 43 in &. 6. 6optinsI In
t.rabtheilunn in 9lsnbais. ST..
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Cincinnati, 5. Geb'

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Der. Got ] in Der unternbtbeiiuns Don
). @. 3. Wail.r's NahlnB. $500.
Winiam Iapis an GbDin Rnigbt.
Got Z in Der Dopis pldee 11ntnob.
fbeilung. 81.
grant u. aaub il. an Mmp 3. 5uns
ter, Cots 8 unb 6 IN Gtoffregen unb
GGiises slrseyabt6eilune. 81.
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Der fleine BauI beobo9tet Deor.
gems bon ietnem 9ettben aug, ipie
ieine Wutter iih ibr poGes Soar
fdmlnt, imb mie iie bel iebem Gtrih
ihmer5boa ihr @eiidt persiebt. Deit.
Ieiois iagt er ba 5u ibr: ,Wutti,
mah's bod 10 ipie 9ante 4nna, Die
bangt ihre 9oare immer an ben Se,b
iterbafenl"
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gSns frng' i'd 1onah.
8ns frng' i6 oanoh, oh bic MeIt
mid idnBt!"
Den IuSipru6 man gerue I'M Watnoe
fiibrt.
l1nh man riHtet fib uirfIib 10 Ianee
bCnnd1,
nc si3sn ef1 02eni&sl9en ;gnorirt.
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-17
You re Bilious and Costive!

Sick headache, bad breath,
sour stomach, furred tongue and
indigestion, mean Liver and Bow
els clogged. Clean up tn-night.
Get a bottle of DR.. Kings New
Life pills today and empty the
stomach and bowls Of fermenting
gassy foods and waste. A full
bowel movement gives a salts
fled, thankful feeling-makes yo
feel fine. Effective, yet mild.
Don't grippe. 25c., at your drug
gist. Bucklen s. Arnica salve for
burns.-Adv.
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-17

If you have ever used Chamber
lain's Cholic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy you know that
it is a success. Sam f. Guin,
Whatley, Ala, writes, ~ had
measles and got caught out in
the rain, and it settled in my
stomach and bowels. l had an
awful time, and had it not been
for Chamberlain's s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy l could
not possibly have lived but a
few hours longer, but thanks to
this remedy, l am now we'll and
strong" For sale by all dealers.
ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-17
Stops Neuralgia-Kills Pain

Sloan's Liniment gives instant
relief from Neuralgia or Sciatica.
1t goes straight to the painful
part-Soothes the nerves and
stops the pain. 1t is also good
for rheumatism, sore throat,
chest pains and sprains. You
don't need to o>rub-it penetrates.
Mr.. j. R. Swinger, Louisville, KY.
writes: ''I suffered with quite
a severe Neuralgia headache for
four months without any relief
1 used Sloan's s Liniment for two
or three nights and l haven t
suffered with my head since. -
Get a bottle to-day. Keep in
the house all the time for pains
and all hurts. 25c., Soc. and
$1.OO, at your druggist. Buck
lens Arnica salve for all sores.
ADV.
The Washburn leader., 1914-07-17

An assortment of bath mats at
HOltans. 75c. to- $l.0O Adv
Oats for sale-P. A. Larson.
| ADV. 3-4.
j. NJ. Samuelson, prosperous
farmer Of this county, spent Sat-
urday here. He made this office a
pleasant call and looked over our
well equipped work room.
We are now prepared to fur
nish Wall Paper, Picture Mould
ings and other wall finishes at
! Rock Bottom Prices. See us be-
fore placing your order. Thomp-
son Hardware.-AdN.
Robt .Bergquist was in town
from his farm north of here Sat-
urday. He is one of the early
settlers Of this county and enjoys
coming to this town once in
while to meet his many friends.
A white faced Hereford calf
about 8 weeks old came. to my
place June %. Owner can have
same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Harry C.
Jones, Washburn, N. D.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Dahl of
Madison, Wis, arrived last Fri
day and spent a few days visit
ing Mr.. Dahl's sister, Mrs Ole
Bverson. On Wednesday they
left for Big Sandy, Mont, ac-
companied by Ole Everson to
visit Ross and Ole Everson. They
may 60 to the coast before re-
turning.
j. T. McCulloch is very praud
Of his chickens this year. Thurs
day he killed and dressed a seven
weeks old Columbian Wyandote
that weighed three and quarter
pounds. He does not care for
publicity on where he got the
egg that produced such large
chicken. {