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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
Female HELP WANTED


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wantsf--s young lady % good address.
- solicit in office blocks Soc Mf
Kelly. ssa,tls star.
a.
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Berry pieksrs wanted for raspb.rriss
biankb~rrisa and Ey.rEreens beginning
families preferred. writs Tor pariscu-
lar. & " orion, sumner. wash.
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFIcE, itff
Third ay needs cooks. mattresses
ghsnhsfmaids .uf hou.smaids
DrsasmakiHg-A kinds. rslafs a sp.,
clalty st use. Main sath. Ap, sst.
Lace curtains hand Hundred. Queen
Anns 2tiT
PSYCHIC READfNos At fss wEsT-
N~~l~D~~~~o~~~oo~~
18 FEMALE SITUATIONS
ETpsrisnced stsnoKraphsr desires position
In whoissals firm or business officss
can furnish flrst-ciass references Ap-
ply Box o-fi5, The Seattle star.
N~o~c-~-~e-~~~r>c~~-e~~~~ ~~-o~~>>~-~N~c~~~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
Berry picksrs wanted Tot rsspbsrries.
loEantsrriss. currants and biAckherriss.
good. clean accommodations near town.
Write for particulars TO n. ~ BufEla-
haas, sumner. wash
NATIONAL HAHBEn coLLESE
wants men and women 20 learn the bar
Der irads: wages paid while learning
Call write
High orads school az washington ST
wsn,sd--so berry piessr,; good berries.
good accommodations; hop picking
later. r. W MsoAorran. Puyaiiup.
Wash, " Y. =. No. :.
WE WANT MEN no sAvE MONEY
Buy uncalied for suits. o. up. New
ana second hand Shoes hardware and
Aiasks outfits bought and sold az7
occldental Az Bring al. loT, discount
Wanted--Hs spberry pickers FOR infar-
nation see Linbsrg. t7ss Fremont av..
or call North 2oto between and 7
week days
Wanted = Unemployed drsdEafmen 70
write 70 G. q. H., 7o0sis Second Az. Be
attic. wash.
KINGS HAT woHks sos aTEwART
st, corner Wsstiaks Removals. Work,
hats zoe up
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE
Wants men and women 70 learn barber
trade Wages paid while learning
~ Occidental ~ Seattle
EAT PURE FOob At PURfTAN GAZE
TERRA entire second floor. Fourth and
Pine ct
HIGH GRADE HLUE sER8E RIfTH
1850 Gordon TrRcie Mems Upstairs
suit Shop, second floor Traders Bldg
aotN Third nv
coLLEcTIONs- LYON HuILpfNa
Elliott stss
WHY DO LuNDoUfsT- LILLY aEf,T. f75
mons suits Tor tis7 because they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Green Bldg
LEARN OPERATING MOVING PC
tura machine, earn $50 weekly OF.
nce le4 Eedar 81 n 70 .. m
EAr "a ruNNr.OV frH 80 pfVF
TWO men 20 learn gas sneineerins
and auto driving 1900 tth az
FLAY fooL AZ as PIKE sc
| s~No-cser~e~N>r~~NeOe4~~ Nr~S~>NecN~D~r.~c1
20 MALE SITUATION
Experienced old country butcher. Al cot
| ter, wants work John Taylor. Paxton
, Hotel. Phone Main itts. Room o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
RAISES POT FOR
A WAR IN China

PORTLAND. May 27.--After rails
ing $50. 900 to help finance a revolu-
ton against President Yuan Of
China, Y. p. Hsieh. representative
of former President Sun Vat Sen.
is en- route to San Francisco.
In India there Is a burning tree"
which imparts the same sensation
as a burn when 1t comes In contact
with the flesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
BOATS

.BoTS 6LAuNCfB]
wgrs eeas. tssie-sKsi IS n. y Ne fsa.
seessl. etssgss sst..ss e,ss
IL BUSINESS CHANCES
ALAsKA@f.ANn oF oFfoRTUSfrf--
Hamsafsads. husiness rh4neaa Aesu-
rate Information any lire. 81 rrrsanai
attention. q sawyer Jr.. Hs~sfd
Alaska
OF strike N AihsFta offsfs hix praflt
We exclusively represent eas % ths
best eauaphntea now weFkin6 IN the
nsif Gait phens o. wri'e rae Lasn-
terd Cafureuf. Alaska nldT Main 1855
Decd laeafiar sdr set wssk laundrY. Be-
town q ietea population. rulitin9
sultatis tHf rent Write J. n NaEAa.
81 x Tewsr a.. csntraiiA. wash.
tte-ea tfao % ana 40. each % Install.
meat. Invested In q legitimate snszr-
prise. wiii fnass sQe per cent auf mere.
See nawsn. neern I Mutual i1fs nitR
Barter sAop Tor sale small alec. -
easement. ftns ieeatier. sned opsrtas
Ter risss party Address xiss. car.
- staf
Partner. ttae 20 and Ynar .rrs
Vices ~ small shluai~ mill Give phone
nnrs~r H-fte. atsr
8sioon a. the conner 81 Firsf ara tsssrs
- at tarEain oansr lssfinx sigy.
Eiliow 1850
MovISa PICTURE THEATRE
VIII pay Jour expenses g inyss'irAis
,hss hoess. " yea dsa't fini that g !,
clearing ever sc pei ~ssk ti.tss viii
hAnais
- sir serss.rn nsns rldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
EXCHANGES


" 1hDhtfAifoSo
VIII trade for city property,
this beautiful 25acre
ranch. on main road. 2
miles from good town,
with ESQ fare 20 Seattle.
8 acres cleared. fenced:
80 bearing fruit trses;
plenty Of small fruit, G.
room house; barn, chick
en- houses; fine stream Of
pure. cold water runs
through place all year
round. some good tim
Der. horse. wagon. chick
ems. etc. all go with
place
Price $4,000.
S. p. DIXON & G0.
2is Marion 81.
Main 40.
To Erchanss Mining stock FOR s1tonS.
bile or runabout. % value u 1900 Al.
oresH r-ef2. care 81 Star
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
zoSEY LOANED on ALL cLAssEs on
Negotiable stocks ana Bonds
HEHhIH a RHODES, Inc
Main ibi1 Established 1855
10 Cherry a.
5h@s. Sc. 7Ts
honsy on Improved city property We
make building loans
cALHo"1. DENsy Evrnn
ALASKA Bldg
CRY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant prapsfty an,
amount. 80 20 800. ionr or mort
time. easy payments no delay afur,s-
yani Co, ~ BOSTON BLOCK
VIRTUE
Loans Nou@y
Before buying Or building. &c.
oEo yInTuy CO. Boston big
REAL EHTATE LOANS. NOFTEpF5
bond and Mortgage Co 1898 Fourth
AZ. bsfwssn Pike and Union
sN~N-<~NS~~~s1~N-r4N~~N ~~~c-~N.O~~~NNoN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

The date your subscription expires i On
the address label % your rarer. when
that date arrives n yeur subscription
has not again been paid IN aaVerc
yaar name is taken from the list A
change % date on the address label Il
q rne~iuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

lNcUuArons-- nftLEHn
~ 1'aeifis Coast Ideal eam.
~ tines low pties With beet
N possible construction - %
IL $50 ft Years On ths Coast
H;lii EtNtna satisfaction sold ~ Chaa
- Lilia 60 feat NHte o aesstis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. $500 UP.
rs 20 So, fully secured. for sale by Jos
y. Thomas Co. Inc, los Cherry St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
"a LOST AND FOUND

IA LOST AND FOUND
fsoss--f<fy's watch. ~t,h HngE~s fob.
unArkef On oas side ~Aiaska." on sthrr
sida '-ranAna~ HiKh reward Auna
Nielsen. 1891 Msiroas az rhors ~
lioss fs1s-H
Fuund any axstrsf Nsfn@nbsr hsF-
ths finsss equipment IN ths Nofthmsst
for eutiiuE and polishing aEatss and
ether stones MYron % Ermous. fbt
riks St, rss' q o-t prux Co Ths
Jsv.isr who always sells for less
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WI take i9is or 1914 FORD. s-passsnTsT
as first payment on house and lot bal
anec only t5so. This IL snap. sss
ownsr. Eekart News Agency. ". ". cor
psr First and Washington At. Phons
Main i77s or Elliott 5ss2-J
COWS FOR A FORD
VIII give trade on cows for Ford auto
mobile, cows are young and good heavy
fnilkerH Call at 1917 Ninth Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

sFGFTfE HORSE MARKET = ifsi
rtrsi Auction Tuesdays, p IN.
Mafn HFHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
SUMMER HOMES

For ssie-troom cottage: large screen
sleeping porch and boat. fine view
near "old Homestead" At Aiki A
~~sE%1~o~SSsSSN~ sSu ~~, yI@eS 1lS~ooo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

ss.aea. all IN good condition Home and
barn fur rent VIII throw IN tho bust
10000 ftHf
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Classified Ad Rates

Classified Ad Rates
Effective January 4. ieh
Cash ads. 4 cent q word n dey. inser
items Tor price ~ o
Transient charge Rate.
one time. cents per counted line or
mere times. cents per counted line,
Per Insertion.
CONTRACT RATES
tceant average words 60 the une1
I month. daily. per line ti.te a month
mcnths daiiY. per Hoe. LIS month
. mcntha daily Per line ,.-. ! 40 month
~ months, daiiv per iine, ite month
stated space Contrasts
rs iines wcsk. / war ,toee PEI line
- lines a wees. year. .esN PET llne
te lines week, I year.. .ea FER hhe
Is lines a week. months theth Per llne
Is lines a week. 8 months 90 PEI lino
So lines a week. Z months, eeA PES Hire
The Seattle star toes not accept epen
space classified contracts
rcr further Information call Nain see.
Want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

uummaEe sale. tia rrefentaine place.
South End Market. Thursday noon 60
Monday West side Congregational
church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS

Experienced stsnnErAphsr desires position
in wholesale firm or business office
can furnish flrst-ciass references Ap-
ply Box O-ft5, Tn. Seattle star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27

asattiss horse auction sales every tues.
say. o'clock. horses wagons bug
sies harness saddles Take South
Seattle cafs. Second ana resler. get
OF Wsnrys packing house J. W
naNN aW.fNnuaaF Main aH4T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
Vehicles and Implements

nJuaiEs -CLoaiNu on oCH cuM,
piste lire ~ great reductions save
fnE dtfferener Kennedy WaHnn 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

GEORGE W. MILLER
Used Automobiles
al Fair Prices
No matter what Kind ~ a car ron want
can supply you from my stock of
nearly 200 bargains IN tho right size
and At tho right price.
These viii give you an idea % the range
of prices:
Light truck ...s.........4....... ta7s
Chalmers delivery ................s,f $3.50
Winton-5lN ..................... $500
ENerett-5p s..s...ss ssss..s........ 1850
And scores Of others up 70 1850. on shsy
terms OF payment. Ask for my latest
printed list Of bargains
GEORGE W MILLER
1903 broadway. East $50
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26
WOMEN TO MEET

; The Wage Farmers Suffrage
League of Chicago will hold special
meeting this evening at $50, Room
308, City Hall, to instruct friends and
members in proper method of regis
tration and use of voting machine,
and will afterward visit the City
Council, which will be in session.
A woman in Uruguay has the dis
tinction of being appointed to the Dip
lomatic corps.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26

Isr- FROM WAY BACK
killed himself left telling why
to him. getting
whole lot of And in their failure do that so
conditions
thought his forebears weak"
poison
inherited diseases
questions theories
faddsts.
o he
perfected the white blackberry According to that horticultural wizard
previous of white blackberry.
somewhere how could have R
favored yeIoWish
generation greater indications returning
colorof the obscure andpanthe white
generations greater place
forgotten finally produced.
the conditions the
the
whtebackbeies
thought that because their
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26
EcT WAGE SCALE REPORT

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 26.-United
Mine Workers of America, in second
week of biennial convention, expect
to reach wage scale committees re-
port. Every phase Of mining work
and wages is before committee in
resolutions from local unions.
Joe-What is the easiest way to
drive a nail without smashing my
fingers? Josephine the ham
mer in both hands.-Ohio Sun Dial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

local relatives They were accompanied
home BY Chauncey Pollock. OF Fair
point. who has been quite ill with neTv-
Gus prOstratton.
Misses Dorothy and Mabel Hudson
nave returned to their home at PITTS
buiEh. after a visit with Mrs. Earl
thtisty on Marietta street
VI. NJ Reed. tax assessor Of Smith
township. WIS here on business. Monday.
Mrs %. a. Mcbride and son, David.
are the guests Of Mrs. Clarence Porter
held, Of Men. ..
Hiss Rachel Thomas has returned
from visit with Misses Marie and
Marguerite Grassland. OF East Palestine
Attorney e. Ssdgwick. Of Beilaire was
here on legal business. Monday.
The local basket bali teams Will play
the bellaire teams at the local rink.
Friday evening
Revival services. starting last night
ana continuing two weeks under the
leadership Of Rev. Torrance Harrison
VIII be held by the Christian church in
the court house hall each evening
Everybody b. invited 20 attend
\. X. Orrlson. Of Mprristown. was a
business visitor In town. yesterday
Superintendent J. n Jackson. of the
Beuaire schools. was here on business
Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
BANKERS LISTEN
TO FINE TALKS
WHEELING CHAPTER HELD M.
TERESTIN6 MEETING
LAST NIGHT.
Pittsburgh Bankers Discussed FEEDER.
al Reserve Act and Work Of
Banking Institute

The provisions OF the Federal re-
serve act and the work Of the Ameri.
can Institute Of Banking were inter
estingly described to members OF the
Nheelin. chapter OF the Institute.
last night In the Board Of Trade
rooms. An excellent paper on the
former was read By j. Howard Ar
thur. assistant cashier of the Peoples
National Bank Of Pittsburgh. while
II. r. HebTanS. OF the Union National
Bank OF PITTSBURGH, related the work
inSs OF the Institute of Banking.
Mr. HchraDk was the first speaker
lie II one OF the leaders in the Instl-
tute's campaign for efficiency and ed d.
ucatton OF banking employees. He re-
viewed the growth Of the Institute
throughout the United States. es-
pecially n recent years. and said "
now numbers more than 5000 MEM
bers. He complimented the Wheel
ing chapter upon its membership. lie
spoke at length on what IL is accom-
Tlishing In the way of education
Mr.. Arthur's paper related TO the
recently enacted currency legislation.
Tie went into much detail In explain.
Ing ITS provisions lie described i'm
comprehensive manner its work
ings. which viii enable the ristribu-
ZION OF money over the country. lie
spoke OF the need of such legislation
ead explained fully what. ne said are
considered the excellent advantages
OF the new act.
% both Mr.. Hcbrank and Sir. Arthur
Tor their able addresses. After the
IeF Jlaf meeting was adjourned a
5ii"t special session waS held. giving
werb'rs Of the chaptc~ an oBportuu.
'N 10 NEE; tho Pittsburgh bankers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
AT THE oRPHEuM

The last three performances of the
gypsy Countess and Count Dean, as
Wei as the entire great all star yaude-
VIE Dill viii be played to day at the
popular Orpheum theatre. This bully
show has proven one OF the best bills
OF the season ana the big crowds that
nave been attending never seem to tire
from applauding the huliy acts on the
Dill. Tomorrow matinee will usher in
The Diving Nyinps." the act all Wheel
ing has been waiting to see Miss
sophia Mass. the world's champion div
er' Will give an exhibition of some
pretty diving work. during the engage
Inent OF the Diving Nymphs, at the
Orpheum the last three DAYS OF this
week Any local diving girls or boys
who wish TO make application for adv
ing contest with the girls at any OF the
performances can do so by applying 20
Manager James Fenimore Lee al the
Orpheum theatre box Office
Two engines will be on hand in front
OF the Orpheum at 800 tomorrow morn
ing one To pump water into the big tank
ana the other to steam the water 10
warm IL. Nineteen tons of parphernalia
are used In the act and II is a bonifide
neadiine feature for any VaudevilIe
Dill The feature Offering will be sur
rounded by "A splendid list of acts and
~ should be gala three days for local
divers and swimmers wIen they WISH
the popular brpheum To see the great
array OF di ng and swimming talent
IN the Dig tank on the Crpheum stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
THE THEATRE
SHORE ACRES TONIGHT

Although stranger to Wheeling
Chas. X Champlin and his company are
making an impression that has been de-
MED the popular priced companies that
mas ever been seen here. Presenting
plays that are worth Sl.5O OF anyoneS
money they are fast gaining favor and
before the week IL old seats will be at a
premium II the writer Is any Judge
fressnunG Madam Y last night to a
wen hlled house they gave a finished
performance OF this popular play and
they deserve special mention both indi-
vlduaIly and collectively. The play was
not OF the melodi am attic type but a care
fully written production In which the
elemental emotions are vividly depicted
and gave wide ops rtunity for the natur-
al ability OF the members OF the com
pany. At the matinee this afternoon
Mr. champltn will present The Master
or the House. and tonight that great
pastoral play OF international fame en-
Titled shore Acres will be the Offering.
AZ the matinee Tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon, the company will Dresent
Alias Jimmy Valentine and in the even
ing VIII present \ Gentleman OF Leis-
urc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
AT THE VICTORIA.

The matinee this afternoon and t,yo
performances tonight will give Wheel
ing theatregoers their last opportunity
70 see one OF the best feature acts Me
torla theatre has shown this year ana
that is saying something Attorney :
me headline act IL real novelty and
william weston and his comepany of
SIX people are decidedly clever. With n
lawyer ONCE furniture showing on the
s,hke they make all sorts Of music
pleasing to the artistic ear
mcclure and Dolly's posing and bal
ancing act. with their exhibition OF in.
dian clue swinging Is meritorious. Me
Ntsh and McNish in The Family Cut
ups Kept the audiences In n roar last
hleht ana they were literally applaud
Cd. SCanlOn and Rice scored with tbcf,
novel singing and dancing stunt and
Doranto. the Chinese 'u,personatOr. with
us modern music on Chinese fnstru-
scope pictures Will close the perform
anccs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Attorney r.. r. Teiiy. ". O Chayyeu
j. r. Chaney and ". w. Smith. OF
Harugsviile were here on legal business
Tuesday.
Judge Robert ~ Eaton. of Morriv-
town. was calling on friends here yea-
terday
J. Is Bell prominent attorney of
Cambridge. o.. wnr frTurrrfiur buaIussr
lu The court house TUESDAY
" o. blackburn of IsudfvahurE. WAS
huaIueaH visitor lu town. TUESDAY.
Lawrence Miller. re- student of Mus
kiugum college &c New Concord. o.. will
arrive Frld1y tu .urud the auriuE vnrn-
zion with his hother Mrs. Allie Miller
on Marietta street
Nra re- s. Mcbride and son David.
y Doc have been guests go The home ur
fr Clarfurr FOrfsrffid 81 EeT. o.. Will
return Co. their home this evening
Mr. samuel Geli-r who has been
eeriouflr 100 b. rurvr lcscing slowly at
Dor homo un Main street.
Won. !. a. llcirlffr. Of bridgeport at
tended fhc Good Roads. meeting held
o. d.. tfuHr1. prominent insurance
.rNnf Df HrIlnIre. was H business visit.
.r Dob town yesterday
Mrs David The mas OF this pIreo vr.
90 MNfsI|ur uu business TueHIHV
REV. D. T. Fisher who hos been quIfa
DO HHa rrrurfaI como better reafrrdHr
t't. HrI Mr. rs EuHws1 uIeaiar4.
D.. stationed af cairo. Ea rt arrived
Monday md ulll spend ths summer attn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
RELATIVES SEARCH FOR
CIVIL WAR VETERAN

j. W. Holiday Post. G. Ar Of tbis
CITY. mas been asked to assist in the
search for Edward J. Gibbons. Of
Wellsville, Ohio. a Civil War veteran
and member Of the G. 4. r., who nvs.
tertOusly disappeared on the night Of
February17. II Is the general opinion
mat ne committed suicide BY drown.
ing In the Ohio river
follows:
Height. about s feet. weight. about
zoo pounds. slightly stopped very
gray hair, cut short. shaven smootb
excepting closely cropped niugtache ,
forehnger Of right hand OF al hrst
JOINT was % years Old. and present.
- Iemarkably healthy appearance
Tor man Of his years"
u. u. Duty, postmaster al WollsviIle
is leading the search on behalf Of thu
wife Of Mr.. Gibbons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
G \ u PET BEATING.
u. ). LAUN RY.
Benwood Briefs.

Mrs Emma Henthorne. OF New,
Martinsville, Is spending a few DAYS
IN the city visiting friends and reia.
tiNes.
The condition OF Joseph Lindsey
VINO has been confined 10 his home
ior the past few weeks. remains about
the same.
William Travis. of Cumberland.
Md. was in the city yesterday trans.
acting business
Much work is being done in the way
OF repairing crippled cars in the Ia.
cal - a. O. shops
Edw. Messick. of Columbus. q
stopped on in the city yesterday on
his way to Pittsburgh 10 visit friends
Leslie Brubaker has returned from
Burton where he was visiting friends
for a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
How 10 Avoid Those Pains and Di.tre..
which SO Many Mothers Have Suffered.

=, pity nior- women A. ~ kro~ ~
Mothcrs lrienf Here n remedy that asffers
the muscles, euahles them a. etranI Without
ahy flraln ufru the lrarnruta ami enables
rnnen - ~ thruuEh maternity without rain.
naraeu. morning 80 kueaa or an - me frf.st.f
hMFlnms a. famllInr a. many m1fters
-AH.le ,. 10 foolish diet q harass The mini
l-L-nA inf ~ such are avoided Thuuasnfa u
M"tneu 20 lonrfr feslEn Themselves b. ne
iney fnow tetier. Tor IN Mofher'1 Frianf fhsy
tafe tould wonderful. penetrating remeig %
NanIah 90 those ffrafef ~ $1,000
" D. subject every -nrnan ahouif -. f.a-t.
iHr EIfhs nnd even fInngh aha rIaV MOI rr.Yl1ir-
go l'alefiF, sne VIII rHw and then ra.e+
t.nn rrnaI.erfIre mother 90 vtaH1 = ~rrf IL
iHe afsuf MHffr's FRIEND wiT raaaa - -
.ffful hlrsFInr This famous rrrnefr + -
- ut. frurriafr. anf a. unfT 81 ON i.,ftf.-
" D. f1r frtHrrnl uar only arf o. reafiv vra-fb
y Ecirhf lu sid Write fofav ~ ne H-af-
nflf neEuiator 90 tgf Lsmsr HIdx. Auapts.
Ca. tr q aost vsluablo boa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
BIG REWARD OFFERED.

ALTOONA. Pa. Mar q Tho IL
deity Casualty COMPANY of New Vol
tah offered p reward Of $3.50 for thc
aptrch"r iOr Of the bandit who
robbed ihf Union Bank of this cify
ana 10 rsr cent Of the money recot.
cred. the 6sIrch for the robbcr h.
t'inr pursJsf diligently. with the a.
81. ifhcr of me detective force OF tho
- lire state. but nothing has dsyet.
oDpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
Realty Deeds Recorded.

rom Thomas Bryant TO Jesse Gam
pie tract OF lind in Mead TOWNSHIP:
consideration S3Os75O
from Julia McMillen to Frank Clio
watz, tract OF land in Mead townsbiD.
consideration 1870.
From John Sorg, to Louisa Ooh
mann mann, tract on land in Bellaire; con
FROM anderson Fulton to VIII Daugh-
erty. tract of land in Puitnev ,ow,nbtn.
consideration $40 iP'
From Robert clayland to William n
c S0ost; tract OF land In Martins Ferry
rom Henrietta Gosney to Albert Cos
n n'ss, tract of land I'm Martins Ferry;
from William Duffy to Prilla Ca,nn-
bell, tract OF land in Goshen to,vnsh,p.
consideration 500 W" "SniP'
FROM J. T.. Moorehouse to Anna r.
Moorehouse tract of land in PiIitpev
townships consideration $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Robert Owens will
be conducted at Macedonia Baptist
church Wednesday. y. m, by Rev
George +. Fountain. under the au
spices of King Solomon Lodge No. !
A.. +. a \. NJ All members of tho
lodge are requested TO meet at ihe
lodge room at 1880 on day of I'm
neral.
WILLIAM BENSON. W. Master.
y. u. LOGAN. Secy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
Collections Good

Since a local Office has been es-
tabiished In this city for the collec-
ton OF taxes. citizens can pay when
IL Is convenient for them. and the
results have been very satisfactory.
The local Office is in charge OF w.
y. Clayton on South Marshall street
ne people of this vicinity find il
more convenient. many not having
the time to get to MouBdsville during
the regular Office hours.