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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

terdar This is only one of @ NUN
her of cuisines concerns that tr"
King neN locations ln the ,ic.ri-
p, of the new Government Building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

enfh street. near ffe 81 Charles
FHrs IHe work of reroFrrrg fhe
room on fhe neH location. and pee
Ting u iu order eas n prog .s go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-31

The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees 10 advertisers more
thar fifty per cent greater cir
culaiion than any other daily
paper published IL Northwest
Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
REGISTRATION PLACES
FOR COMING ELECTION
Voters to Register Next Thursday
and Friday for the City Pri-
mary Election March is.

The registration places for the
coming primary and general mum
icipal election of the city as will be
officially announced in The Gate City
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
are as follows:
First precinct Sixth street engine
house.
Second precinct -Krueger's tailor
shop. il South Fifth street.
Third precinct Leake Printing
Company Office.
Fourth precinct West Keokuk en-
CINE house.
Fifth precinct Camps drug store,
Twelfth and Fulton streets.
Sixth precinct Ewer's cigar store.
1920 Main.
Seventh precinct-Jos Sittler's
grocery store, 1928 Main street.
The registration places will be
open from 500 a. m. until 900 p. m.
on Thursday, March 5, and Friday,
March 6, for the purpose of register
/ ing all qualified voters for the city
primary election to be held Monday
j March 16, 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
FORT MADISON MAN
SUFFERS ACCIDENT
Falls Three Stories and Brain 10 In
jured in FaII-No Bones
were Broken.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Feb. 27,--
Shortly before 800 p. m. yesterday.
Joseph Ochsner. who is erecting a
new garage at $40 Second street, fell
from near the third floor OF his build
ing to the basement. receiving injur-
les which rendered him unconscious
for several minutes. He was remoy.
ed to physicians Office where it was
found he had suffered concussion OF
the brain, accounting for his uncon-
sciousness, which lasted only shor,
time. There we're no bones broken
The outcome of the injuries is prob
lematical, and it is not without posi-
bfiity that the result will be coninel
to bruises and nervous disagreement
to last only short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27

ton. Ii elected he will be free to
serve the city to the very best or
his ability.
burlington has recently built a
fine new school and another will be
built this year. Good schools are an
attraction. 1t is seldom you hear a
stranger ask, What is your school
taxi" But he will ask about the school
facilities and he always wants his
children to go to the bsst schools,
The report submitted at last nights
school board by Superintendent Al
drich shows the imperative need OF
more school room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27

THE Daily Gate City. 1oc pr
week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
PICTURES
At 0RPHEUM TODAY

y
Medcalf and Welsh OF Evansville,
Ind, the camera men, have been in
Keokuk taking pictures Of our people
since Sunday, and very few OF you
who have been on the streets have
escaped You may think you have but
if you come to the Orpheum today
you are sure to ses your picture, ara
about 100 others. These pictures are
very interesting, as everyone knows
who saw them when they were shown
before. and you must be sure and see
them at the Orpheum. These pictures
will be shown tonight. Different
ones are shown each day Also the
regular bill, three reel feature by the
Eclair Co., entitled Into the Wilder
ness."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Mr.. Towne's Glass.

There will be meeting Of Mr..
Towne's Bible class at the Young
Mems Christian Association this even
ing. A supper will be served at $50
O'Clock and at 1880 the fourth lecture Of
the series will be delivered by Mr..
Towne on "The Life OF Christ" These
lectures have SO far proved very in
ter ssting and instructive to the class
and have given much food for thought
In New Testament study. All the
members OF the class have become in
terested in the study and the msthods
employed and look forward to the
weekly meeting with an interest akin
to enthusiastic anticipation The
meeting this evening is expected to
have large attendance.
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Striker Kills Organizer.
United Press Leased Wire Sery

United Press Leased Wire Service.J
DENVER, Colo. Feb. 27.--Posses o;
police and civilians today were sent
nut from here to search for Walter
Reynolds, 80, coal striker, accsad OF
having shot and killed Benjamin Hofr
emeier, strike organizer at the ten.
colony Of striking coal miners at Ley
den. near here Hoffem der was shot
as he stood outside the headquarters
tent. He died an hour later. 1t Is
said Reynolds had threatened to 81
a man In Teyden and mistook Hoffe
meier for his rival.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
Profit SHARING Scheme.

United Press Leased Wire Service
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 27.-The
profit-sharing scheme under which
Henry Ford, Detroit automobile build.
er. is distributing s10,o09.000 annually
among his employees, lie neither a
sudden whim to generosity or hasty
concession 10 expediency,p according
to a small booklet just Issued by the
company giving detailed explanation
Of the profit sharing plan. The scheme
is intended 10 be permanent the book
lei declares, but time alone viii prose
it's success or failure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
ExTE NsivE ARRANGEMENTS
HAVE BEEN MADE FOR
The EVENT.
Intere sting Papers TO Be Read BY
Local Ministers and Sunday
School Workers.

Arrangements for the thirteenth
annual convention of the Ohio Coun-
ty Sunday School Association which
Is TO be held today and tomorrow
have been completed and the event
will likely be one of the most impor-
tant meetings in the history of the
association and the program as out
lined indicates that there will be
nothing omitted in advocating the ad-
yancement of Sunday school work IN
Ohio county.
The sessions for this Afternoon and
evening will be held in the Second
Presbyterian church. The opening
session of the convention will begin
promptly at . o'clock and the prin-
cipal address of the Afternoon meeting
VIII be delivered by Rev. r. T. Brin-
instool, who will speak on the sub
Ject. Decision Day in the Sunday
School" Rev. Samuel Jones on the
subject. The Home and Schools" and
Miss Martha V Graham on the sub
ject of Special Days"
The evening session will begin at
1880 o'clock. with Harry l.. Bond
presiding. and the exercises OF the
evening will be opened by a song
service under the leadership of w.
NJ. Clemans. Following the song SER
vice an address will be delivered by
Rev. w. NJ. Schultz on Temperance .
Secretary A. T. Arnold of the West
Virginia Sunday School Association
will deliver an address on The Sun
day School Curriculum" after which
the evening session will be brought
TO close by the appointment of COM
mittees on nominations, finance and
resolutions.
Friday Sessions.
The session Friday afternoon Will
be held in the First Christian church
and will begin promptly at o'clock
with w. II. Dudley presiding. and Will
be opened by song service led by
w. NJ Clemans. The principal ad-
dress of the afternoon session will be
delivered by State Secretary A. r.
Arnold on the subject, "A Neglected
Theme" Rev. o, G, Dean viii give
discussion on Adult Bible Glass
Work" after which the reports OF
committees and the election OF Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be
held. Several other addresses Will
he delivered during the afternoon
session.
At the evening session beginning at
6 o'clock the great, rally and banquet
will be held in the First Christian
church and the refreshments will be
served by the ladies of the church
Frank W Nesbitt will act as toast
master OF the evening and the prin-
cipal address AT the banquet will be
delivered by James w. Kinnear. OF
Pittsburgh. who is an attorney at law
and a member of the Pennsylvania
State Sunday School Association ex-
ecutive committee. The concluding
address of the convention will be de-
livered by Secretary a. T. Arnold OF
the West Virginia Sunday School As
ISOLATION on the subject "A Trip
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SUBURBANITES
Are Especially Invited 20 Revival
Services Tonight az First
Christian Church.

Tonight has been set apart az the
First Christian church revival a. a
special might for the membership OF
the Christian churches in tho su-
burbs including Wafwood. McMechen
and Elm Grove. Big delegations are
coming from all the smaller churrhcs
with the probability that the spacious
new building will be- more than hllcd
Tn bis sermon last nirht Evangelist
koud shaw urged Christians TO get
more enthusiastic on the matter OF
saving souls. Tho lack Of enthusiasm
NJ. shaw ascribed 10 tho failure OF
church members 20 study their Bibles
God pity the highly educated man.
he said. who can make "A longer tafk
on The philosophy Of Plato or Aris.
totle Than the Bible and God pity the
highly cultured woman who can write
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Petit Jury.


John Gallagher. OF MoundsviIle. was a
business visitor about the court house
" ednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dunfee re-
turned yesterday from business trip TO
the southern part of the county.
Mrs. Maggie Robson. OF Oklahoma Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Adams
on West Main street.
John kochcr. Of Fast RichIand was
transacting business IN the court house
Wednesday.
The X. Of +. lodge took in five new
members Tuesday evening in their lodge
rooms In the Troll building
Mrs. J. -. Dixon Pleasantly entertain
ed the members OF the Shakespeare club
AZ her home on Woodrow avenue last
evening. An interesting program was
rendered.
Or Park Barrett and bride arrived
Tuesday evening from their wedding
trip trip IN the east and will make their
home al the Clarendon hotel
f1fty cakes and several boxes OF can
dy have been donated TO the sake walk
To be held in the court house hall this
evening. The proceeds will 20 toward
the benefit Of the st. Ciairsyiiic orches-
ira.
Judge Charles J. Lynch and Alex. Oar
rah have received their new Hudson
touring cars. which thcy purchased some
time ago.
Amos Mcbride BE- o. Cincinnati this
week ON business affairs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
SPECIAL cSanis.aossrs sal. Of ssaa.-

s-l Semmassaonsrr sale Of BonAs-
Notlce = hereby EiNsn that the under
lrned VIM T George and J. Blackburn
Nare. Su.cial CurnunisEioners. ~ virtue
q the authority vested IN them ~ a
decree Of the Circuit Court % llzrtour
COUNTY. West virginia entered al the
January term thereof. 1914. In the chan
80, e~s.e 81 bsiEht ~ rs'er. Aduinis-
ustnr. etc y. Lillian Han Teter. etc.
wi on Satsrday the -izt dag 81 March.
lflt- bstNeen the hour- Of C'cloCk ana
? oclock o. m % that day offer FOR "a
'front.' door - fh~ court house Of Barbour
county West Virginia the foiloNinz
eonas % The West Virginia Compan1.
No-- s5- 10 5si both inclusive. Nos.
.ei - see both inclusive. Nos. stS ana
q the par value OF 81 eeo % each. and
No. 50 20 80 both inclusive. No. sfu
and Nos- Is. S5o and So OF the par
are = part OF bond issue OF the West
Nifslnla COMPANY. a corporation. anu
are first mortEass bonds and are So
acres % coal in Barbour county. Me~s
Virginia. the total amount 81 bond :
thereon being about the sum Of $50. .
collateral security TO certain notes OF
James NJ Guffey and e. r. Reed which
Nere raid by ;. A Moore. one OF the
joint eudOrsers thereon. and said bonds
~" being sold 10 reimburse the said
Moore and for the benefit Of himself
ana g. p Teter a. joint endorsers "a
TERMS OF SALE: cash In hand on
day OF sale
Given under our hands on this the
lsth day Of February. 1914
WM. r GEORGE.
J. BLACKBURN WARE
Special Commissioners.
state Of West Virginia
County OF Barbour. to-wit:
i. Charles W. Brandon. CLERK Of the
circuit Court Of Barbour County. West
Virginia. do hereby certify that the
foregoing Special Commissioners have
executed before me bond with good Sc
curitN. IN the penalty required by the de-
c.ees OF sale entered In the above styled
chancery cause
Given under my hand. on this the 18TH
day OF February. 1914.
c. W. BRANDON.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of BARBOUR
County. West Virginia.
f-ia-2s-mr-5-i.
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OHIO COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION WILL OPEN TODAY

Through Europe and the Worlds
Convention"
The complete program as will be car
REQ out to-day and tomorrow at the
annual Ohio County Sunday School Con-
Nention. is as follows:
Thursday Afternoon, March IL. 1914
second Presbyterian Church.
Service OF song
Parycr-Rev. Arden y. Miller
open Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. IL. l..
Bond. county president.
help 4 would like to get from this CON
NcntiOn-Ey delegates
Bring your problems
decision Day in the Sunday school-
Rev. +. Il. Brininstool.
ta) What 1t Is.
CD Its value.
Nc) How To get ready for A.
Address, The Home and school, T.,
hek. ,. Z. Jones. home department SUI
PeTintsndent state association.
Na) Why have a family altar
I'D Daily personal communion-
NSl now the home department helms
the home and school
'PeSiai pays-Mlss Martha v. Graham
STATE elementary superintendent
enrolment ana assignment OF delegates
Snake hands aud get acquainted
ssarsaay Might. March IL. 1914.
second Presbyterian Church
MI. Harry l.. Bond. Presiding
song Service-Mr. W. N. Clemans
- a1 eI-heN: Jacob Birmingham. DID
Srb,,i;, temperance KEY. W. NJ.
Address. The Sunday School c,r.,o,,
su,ii MI, \ y. Arnold. state sunday
Thanks offering.
Announcements
Appointment OF committees on nominal
Finance and resolutions
friday Afternoon, March IL, 1914
First Christian Church
Mt' W. X. Dudley, presiding
GOnEg-I.aH h. a.
Clemans. i' W. Al
Prayer-Rev. W. II. Fields.
y. Neglected Theme"-Mr A
Offering.
Address, Adult Bible Class worL.
arar -, e. Dean. pastor Trinity Iuth-
Every adult Bible blass should bav. IN.
report Of committees. e"Se'
Election OF officers.
elementary Hour-Mrs. Frank WI,
county elementary superintenJent as
Addtstsa by Miss Martha V. Graham
NI'grtsS, rams FOR the Sunday Scbo,t
hour Mrs. \. 4. Arnold
FRIDAY Might. March l3, 1919.
' tst raiiy ana banqu' t--Ilanquet baII
flrst Christian church "aii
oiiicers. teachers AMI a,IuI, -.t,
r, from every school In the county
No'l Dy schools. How many from vour
m school Will answer ''u'
Hon. Frank W. Nesbtt. tnas,r,,..
NuuItss-kev. Thomas Cree -.
church i''SDyt erian
ITess-Iion. James W. Kinnear
audience Room. First Christian chr-.,.
MI. Harry l.. Bond. presidinS en-
cIdTn OF Song-Led b. Mr.. ~. NJ
Address--Hon. James w. Kinn.s- a,,s-
So AZ law. members Pennsyivani,
.a ,, sunday School Association -
SuiNe committee. member Orian,aI
sunday School Commissions
Address-'A Trip Througb L,,,.-
H worlds Convention"-Mr an N
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a longer essay on tho religion that
Robert Burns didn't have than she
could about the word OF truth"
Special musical features last even
inC included 4 vocal solo by Choris.
ter Jordan. Rev. ". ~ Fields. Mr.
william Jones and Mrs. Charles
Hickinbotham
81 the opening Of the services ave
young women who responded 10 the
invitation Sunday evening. we're bap.
tized by Rev Fields. and at the con
clusion OF the services seven per
sons hit the trail"
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Earl Reed and Ernest Reed, minors: &C
count settled.
In the matter of the estate OF Harry
l.. Vincent. deceased, account settled.
In the matter OF the estate OF sly
NeSter Cooley, deceased. account settled.
In the matter OF the estate OF Nathan
Barnes. deceased: account settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

\ cough medicine for children
should BE- harmless " should be-
pleasant 10 take. II should b. cf
lectual 'hambcrlain's Cough Rem.
favoritc everywhere. For sale nv an
dealers.-Adv
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d I E D

HrRsCH-On Tuesday. March 10. 1914
~ iV'l" a. ~. a. her home In No
McChcn. HANNAH. wife Of Chariss
Hirsch. aged % years. 10 months
Funeral from the residence. Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Intcrrnent
McMcchcn cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited.
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IH Tho matter of the VII az Martin.
~ Nai.'H.. deceased viii admitted 10
Doe thc matter Of the guarIiauship Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Sherman Banneld. age 20, OF Ner. o,
and Bette Schafer age %. OF Alledonia.
10. Rev. l.. l.. Fisher. pastor OF the
N. l.. church oficiated.
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Jurors Drawn for oarnd Jury.

The following names were drawn by
clerk OF Courts James %. Dixon and
Sheriff John H. Anderson. Wednesday.
To serve as grand jurors and are to APP
pear at 1880 on "Wednesday. March 25th:
:. -. Ramsey. Jacobsburg. X. r. ID:
Farnk Hisrich. Martins Ferry; Louis
Sommers. Martins Ferry; j. Elmer
Scharmm. Bellaire: w. q. Parker. Kiee;
w g. Woodruff. Bellaire. II. T.. ID. 2:
Scott Dean. Bellairc: r. }. Lynn. Barnes
Vile. X. r ID. 4: John Henderson.
Flushing: Edward Boyer. York town
ship; \. l.. Hardesty, Colcrain: George
Il. Barr. Martins Fery: w. X. King
GAINESVILLE. IL. +. u. /: NJ. T. Garrett,
Petit Jury.
Jurors darwin Tor petit jury. TO appear
at 1880 a. M. on Monday. March goth,
1914:
John Metzger. Pease township: John
Zwcig. Bellairc; NJ. J. Snyder. Bellaire;
Selby Postlehwaite. GAINESVILLE: VIII
liam Martin. Somcrton: Joseph Keyser
Martins Ferry. William Humphrey.
Flushing. x. +. -. >: John II. Wilson
Pease township Henry Beall Bellafre:
Ross Hamilton. Belmont: Daniel Berry
GAINESVILLE; oscar Moore. Somerton: W
\. Lucas. Bethesda. II. +. -. 2: George
n. Clifford Pcssc township: q. H.
Groves. GAINESVILLE. Lee Wise Kelsey
John Nader. Jr.. Pease township: a
Luchs. Bcllairc. Theodore Burrfs Mar
tins Ferry: Robert NanHorn. Bellsvillc.
X. T.. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

There VIII Dol select little hon held
in Tue court house ball Saturday even
lNE. NHrrh D. bY the msuIfra' or fbe
N -.fIlNiN club lrOf Thomas Davis
NlI iUnIsh tHe dfnce rrorrHm ~ me
'f.I popular music. several out .,sf.
inHu people viii he present
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Louis Bertsch>

rev. Terry VIII deliver splendid ad.
dress t' che men al Do Is greatly in.
trrrated ir church work and has always
lth'u uu active part boz tHe work of the
church boo fnH west 8 cordial invita-.
fiUu ia extended fu ths won of this civ
fu D., present Ht the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, Mar
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
me state Board Of Control OF the State
or West virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its otfice at Charleston, West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the ievcrai
state institutions. the financial manage
ment or which Is vested IN said Hoard
contracts VIII be awarded 60 the lowest
bidders: quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia dea,-
crs VIII De given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur.
nished bidders on ,receiFt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
jh-l-u Charleston. West Virginia.
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tN" IullUwIuu case ug-. rf,r .
,.'iN "ftrg Nsiusedar B.yid ~
'vIi... guardian vel Riverside UriJes
,'.MIfNN. Damage for rar.1rtt i
Iill'. amount sLtITusd SIS 600 ktt..t
~. W. .IlfW Dixon is counsel fGr tbc
Ths foiiovInr ca.eq viii Do. hind ID,
fhs week.. 't
Il.rad't. March Frank D. Ma,
f.. VIM. UrIf.ar. Cd .I rrtf.. tffl
.h.rl'a -ansl ta. Addison saff,i
or 90 saturday. March -N.tforsi
-.l.., I-u. W -uu .I...r. rn.nINr--
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Condemned aa useless but a Few war.
aE1. The Effel tower hrs made Paris H..
center ol the wireless world.
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Audience Room, First chrtst,a, 20,
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

Frc,, tslisSN il.st, O.. March IL
Gable e. 1e"rSc Gable ANA sarah AZ
I.i,it,,,,,.o =. w. Mellott tract Of lana in
Frn,,, '1Wnship, consideration $1,000
WorkfI,,i -, s'.ao ~. keyser Co Mary \
NilerHtiOn 5 90 'i''i''' ''i-
I.tI rom Mary a. Workman. ct a.. "a
"Whship. confederation Ef,Go "''"eS
- rom Albert T.. Beck al AK O., No
Mo-" I.i-. tract 81 land situated ip
l.L7 fciI} consideration - -00 "
rom John Albert to Michael V,t.,,,.
tract of land boz EfcHI.uI @ltiile.
con Liberation $3.50 t""hship;
~ 10y. ln' Iur-rlpve- Maher Coal cor,-
Any O." thc rrottdent Coal ,.,,,,,, ,.,,i.
49,. 'I i'nd situated boz Efrht.r,i
l'NhrhtU. consideration SD 20 manu-
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MOST CONVENIENT
offtCE ROOMS IN wHEELINo

S<<ACE 8o0hS IN WHEELIM0
Their Advantages Are;
L. central location Entrance ao-sa
Twelfth street
:. Light. airy and clean. All outside
NOOms.
concealed.
:. Elevator service. Electric. Clean
8 Electric lights.
y. water In every room
.. Janttor service.
;. Every hre protection Only two ana
thrte stories from ground. Three
inch IRE line on each floor Cheml-
cal IRE extinguishcrs. Fire doors
Fire escapes.
=. New Clean and Sanitary
10. Low rate OF IRE insurance for ten
ants.
IL. Hard wood Golden oak) finish
throughout.
~. Hard wood floors. Cwhite Mapie).
IL. beautiful Marble lobby and mahog-
any storm door.
IL. You can pride yourself In occupy
ing one Of our Offices.
10. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire at Room &c.
L. b. hcLain Heirs ontce Bviidina
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Real Estate

THAT rs OUR BUSINESS. We Of
Ter the SELLER BUYER OR RENTER
the services OF an organization whose
Iaciilties aud responsibility will bear
the closest tnvestigation. WE WANT
YOUR COINCIDENCE LOOK Us TP.
CAPITAL $50 0UO. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

FOR RENT-At a substantial re-
duction. large outside room 5th
tloor Schmulbach Bldg. Size
lox23l, feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease en-
pires May LIST, 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz. Dentist. End. floor.
Reilly Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

FLAT. No. 2s TENTH STREET. s
ROOMS HILL AND BATH. HOT AND
COLD WATER COOK RANGE SUP
Piled. $1,000 PER MONTH JAS l..
HAMLEN.. loS5is MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

foh hEnT-6 room house. bath pantry
laundry. large lawn. Seibert.S station
flsassnt valley. Bell phone 5s-I.. Ait
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Fon nEHr-Six rooms and hath .scord
floor. All In good repair Al Ieath-
srwood. W. II. Nichols. Bell sss. Alien
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