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New Ranread bridge.

\ force pf workmeu have been max
INK prcuarations Tor the past two weeks
for the building 81 large cement
railroad bridge iu the place of the small
steel rcHtlc which runs over the county
ROAD leading from the main road near
We MlnEo terry 20 the row Of cottages
along the river hank
Tho up-river pier is now about haff
completed and all trains are ordered 10
SLOW W at that point. The bridge will
not be completed for some time and is
To cost more than 81 600
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Badly Hurt in ram from Crane.

Word was received by relatives here.
stating that Henry Hunter had fell
from nigh crane iu the Jones Laugh
lin -tee. plant az Pittsburgh Pa. and
- new in r. very precautions condition
% the Mercy hospital and chances for
MS recovery are very slim
Henry D. we'll known here. having
lINed mere FOR some time and was eui-
pIuNed ~ crauemnu 90 the F0ffanef,es
fulIL tie was ON Cop OF the crane max
lng repairs whom hc lost hfs bnfrrrr
and aiightcd ou The back of his head
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iH..ar. t.r fuunr daughter % SIR
avenue. Iu very HI
Miss ADELAIDE Decker of wasrf-rf4r
- Dr. visiting M.Hs Winnie Parry. or
.Hnes k.IIH h0 bod been very Iu NJ
pr. home on VIRGINIA avenue far .eye.
"rehf ia greatly improved ana wac
.' 'Ilne niH position Hg n roller
." the hot mill nH Monday
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Marriage Licenses

James Joseph Mannion. Pittsburgh,
Pa. and OLGA Stsnier. Pittsburgh Pa.
Raymond Y. Dobbins. McMeChen.
W. Va. and Earla Mae Householder.
Wellsville. O.
Frank Mcclure. Midland. Pa. and
Emma Rachael Robinson. Urichs.
Vile. O.
George Frederick Selliman. Taran.
tum, Pa. and Helen Irene Gran. Tar.
antum. Pa
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Mrs. David Wilson died at her
home on Commerce street on Monday
evening after a short illness of
uraemic poisoning. Mr. and Mrs
Wilson moved to this city about two
weeks ago from Homestead. Pa, her
husband having secured work here
Mrs. Wilson was 10 years OF age and
IS survived by her husband and one
child. No arrangements have yet
been made for the funeral
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the Philippines. and grandson OF Gen.
John A. Logan. OF Civil war fame was
elected captain OF Company H. Fifth
kegiment. -. y. @. nj Youngstown last
might.
The valuable medical library OF Or.
lafayette Woodruff who died several
days ago. Il left to Startling Ohio Nodi-
cal college. The estate estimated At
$4,000 Is divided among his relatives.
the widow receiving $4,000.
New Ohio Corporations.
The Aaron News Company. Akron.
Newspaper and candy store. $500. J.
T. McLane.
The safety and Savings Gas AppIi-
ance company. Lorain. gas speciality fix-
lures t5O.oov. w. T. knight.
rubber goods $4,000. John Hadfeld
The American Products company,
Canton; electrical appliances. SIS. 900.
4. -. Miller.
The 81 Marys Athletic Association.
White.
The KIei MIX Bottle Cap company.
Toledo. milk bottle covers. $4,000: a.
+. Hastings.
The Abbsttoir Realty company, Gin
cinnau. real estate. $500. 600: Thomas
}. cogan.
Increase
The saltwater Coal Mining company,
saltwater. $3.50. 900 20 $500, 900
Reductions.
The stewart Iron Works company,
Cincinnati. s.. 900, 900 TO 1000
The Wc-Fu-Go company Cincinnati
100000 to Sis.TO0-
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Tho Ham .lfHu club 0f NNsraburc v.uf
attend. iu body. the regular tnId-werE
Ift'ri meeting fo he held az the Pres
-L terrain church ON "wednesday evening
Nff VIII also have fuII charge ~ tho
..'elilE Uhign FL to he lead by one or
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FROM
OHIO
rnteiiigsneer Bureau.
Columbus April az.

1OJNGSTOWS. April 2S-FollowtnR
t tne Lead OF cleveland. the Youngstown
adopting Eastern time for the city. The
rev schedule will go into effect on
using Eastern time
MARYsviLLE. April IS Motions
here this afternoon TO quash the indict-
ments charging Charles G. Jackson and
y1nn HARTMAN, OF Osborne. and a.. r..
Miller. g. h. kimmen and Charles "a.
Mariords OF Dayton. with permitting 10
ne published false statements concern
Ing the financial condition OF Kimbafi
West virginia light. water and ROVER
plant whereby Innocent parties were
thousand dollars. one OF wh hssry -H mas
councilman John IA. Schoneberger. OF
The motions state that tho alIega-
vague. uncertain and Indefinite. and do
not advise the defendants OF the nature
svnsutnte crime under the laws OF
ONO. The necessary criminal intent is
not properly charged against the de-
isnuants by the indictments. or any or
the counts The knowledge OF the false
hhd exaggerated pretenses are not
be heard on briefs by Judge Duncan OF
lndhy; who - holding court here in
biaoe OF Judge Frederick who Is IN.
The defendants We're represented nv
prominent attorneys OF Dayton.
CINCINNATI April es-Worr, o,,cr
the feto OF his son. WHO is in Mexico "a
believed TO have been responsible Tor
thc death OF Herbart Jcnney. Jr. a
office to-day.
DENNISON. o.. Arrif .s-This city
voted dry by majority OF seven In a
heal law election here yesterday. The
total vote was i.OOS. the largest vote
ever polled here.
COLUMBUS. o.. April 2s-cbristi,,
burial rites were conducted to-day Cor
Chen Nucn. "A Chinese luandryman. He
Is survived by wife and son.
State Auditor Victor Donahey Is try
Ing 10 determine ~ cigars are medicine.
ported that one OF the state institutioos
ran up bill OF STA for 200 cigars who n
Mere listed as medicine.
Tho state highway department hopes
10 improve the national pike west OF
columbus next year. work now being in
progress on the pike east Of Colum bus
and TO finish the entire route from the
West Virginia line To the Indiana line
within two years.
To-day 1870 students senior and Junior
mechanical engineering students from
the ohio state University left on an
inspection tour OF plants in CieveIauI
Huffalo, Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh
They Will arrive In I''tts burgh Friday
ana stay until saturday night. and Will
inspect the Westingl ouse and Union
signal and Switch embellishments an9
attend banquet 90 be given In their
honor BY -. :. a.. alu-unt in PITTSBURGH
After three weeks illness OF pneu-
monia ana iufia mmatory rheumatism
~ having lain in an uncor zCiOus con-
dillon for the last nine DAYS Or Sher-
man Leach. aged go one Of the best
known surgeons in central Ohio. died
today. Just three weeks ago he mot
ored Co. Crestline 20 perform an op.r-
alton. and suffering q chill he was com
relled o. go Co hts bed. the Illness re-
sultinE in his desfh. Ne was "a mem
her OF the Presbvtcflan church. prom
inent a. Mason and was active m n
nunher or medical and surgical 0rgant-
nations The burial will be- made a.
at Sterling.
First Lieutenant Jonn g. Logan. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

home made cakss rh. r~i-- cr -
I've csnts. % six Tor = quartsr.
hoeert McNiilen ana q. hi Rfce
h..-nnur - County Commissioners %
-l.nef oniy amount claimed siGEs fs
sita interest from eist day 81 yuiv
- T. the attorney for ne Paint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
Cement Walk.

4 cement walk is being laid in
front Of the new residence OF Daniel
Storck on Main street. Workmen are
nov engaged and expect To have the
walk completed in several days.
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orchestra. Grand symphony brass band
OF FollnuShce will be engaged TO accom-
pany the crowd from here ana several
Neils are being praCticeds 20 a. TO show
the people Of Bethany how much We
appreciate the local boys ulavIug
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. w Va. April .S-
The Follaushee uostofh,c is To- 10
moved from Its present location iu the
Hatley building across the street into
the Godfrey building some time next
week The interior of tive now location
h. being remodeled in many WAYS ana
b. being PAINTED and decorated
\ number Of carpenters Of the firm
of Thomas and Lott are now engaged
iu erecting the frame ~ the postoffce
the MIXTURES are 20 be an new. none at
the stun from fhe old office is 20 tie
used in she new building the large
new safe arrived here Friday and the
new lock boxes are expected from the
factory almost any day.
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81. C1airsville Briefs.

Bliss Battle Anderson who has Spent
several months with her brother. Sher-
IT Anderson. returned TO take up her
claim In Harlem, Montana Monday.
George Sem. representing the Cleve-
land stone company. was transacting
business In town yesterday.
Mrs. y. Morgan and daughter of Co
lumbus who have been visiting friends
here. have returned 20 their home
Arthur mcfarland has purchased n
me new Overland car from w. H. Love.
tho local salesman
Mrs. y W. Judkins and son Vance.
nave returned 20 their home at New
I'M, Ehil,adeiphia from short visit with
attorneys c =. Timberlake and 7. G..
Sedgwick OF Bellaire were here on legal
business Monday.
Harry Blum. prominent business
man or crescent Was calling on local
The field meet which was 10 have
been neld this afternoon has been post
poned until Friday afternoon. The field
meet between 81. Clairsville and Mart
US Ferry VIII be held next Saturday at
the local fair grounds
The following case was aIed a., co-,
mon pleas court Yesterday
me members Or the senior class or
the local high school will hold a cake
walk In the Court house hall FriJsv
evening Everybody r. invited 10 az
tend' There Will be good music ard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

Last night at itg lodge room tho
Eastern Star lodge had he annual in.
spofi ion. Three members of the
rfand lodge were present Ahorf --
members ~ tho lodge we're present
many hoInr present from Folianahpn.
After The inspection Of officers a buf
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clears the head. stops the sniTiinq
and hanishea catarrh Hvomof Will
heln YOU % enjoy good health All
druggists sell d. Ask for tho com
plete outft-sl 90 sire
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Marriage License.


Elmer kaufman. IS years OF CreSweil.
dale.
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO
Death OF John Hughes.

John Hughes died NJ the home OF W.
al Matz. on South Main street. Friday
morning. aged So years. after pro-
uacted illness with complication OF
diseases. lie leaves to mourn his death
one brother. Henry and two sisters.
Mrs. W. 7. Warner. OF weilsvilie ONO.
ana Mrs. V. Dillon. OF Lewisville, Ohio.
Funeral sunday at ? o'clock and inter
ment AT st Sylvestcr's cemetery. Those
from "A distance were. Mr. and Mrs w
1. warner and son. OF Mellsville: Bern
ARD and Lawrence Hughes. Leila and
Mary Hughes. and Mrs. NJ. wellington
OF Toronto. Mrs. V. Dillon and three
sons. OF LoWisville: Mrs. Margaret
HaumRartuer, Of Fast Liverpool. Leon
keyser. or Millions burg
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Ms. David WiIson Dad.

fet lunch was served by the com
mittee.
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Miss Mary Stotell at her home In the
east end will entertain the Kings Her
ala OF the NJ +. church Saturday at
ternoon After the program a social
hour VIII be enioyed.
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20 bethany on Thursday where thew
viii see the college baseball team of
That place 60 up against the Waah-Tan
team. The bethany team o. now away
ON ten dav TRIO and are expected home
tomorrow. 90 has been learned that WIN
ltlff'lne. tHe Fnllauebee IuN. has been
doiug frc work Iu center refH ana air
are anxious fp srs Hfr |u action and
Mii leave here shortly after noon au
Ihlruday 90 see the game The frr..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

The Matron's silver Medal Contest
held In the NJ. T.. church last Friday
evening was largely attended the audi
snd tbe ,,rrs,,.,, - Iu.SH uelhk ..led'
daN issue was carried out. each num-
Der being well rendered and greatly APP
preciated by the audience IL was one
OF the best contests ever given here
Mrs. J.. \. McFrederick was awarded
the SILVER metal Her subject was Am
ericas Moral Oblicatiou." Excellent
music was furnished by the Brother
hood orchestra between the different
number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

First Lieutenant John s. Logan. a
son or Major John 4. Locau. killed in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29

me Jane Egcrton W. =. r. L. will
meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Henry
al Davies at her home on Marietta st
several papers and talks along the tenn
perance line will be heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOMEI

BE wise in time and
use the Hromci inhaler
Of Tho FRI symptom of
catarrn ouch az FRO.
qucnf head colds con
slant snifliuF. raising OF
mucue or dropplngs in
tho throat DO not lef the
disease become deem
seated and you are In
danger OF q serious Do
not fatal allmcnt
There Be- no other
treatment for catarrn.
head cold husky voice
or bronchitis. like tho
llyOmci method. none
just as good so easy and
pleasant fu uar. or that
gives such quick sure
and lasting relief Won
breathe 30 no stomach
dosinl Always sold with
agreement fo refund
your money NJ you are
not benefited
Try Hyomei AZ once
and SOC how quickly e.
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woodsnsld Regular. Organize.

Inc WoodsieId Regulate ball team
mas organized by electing " r. Bert
ram. a. manager: c. =. Schaub. secre-
tary and treasurer. and I. q. William
son as playing manager Anybody is
entitled to try out with the club
WOod-held has good bunch OF PLAYERS
and with careful selection should h.
able to gather together a bunch OF
players that will furnish the fans with
"A good article OF real base ball
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W; F. okey. OF Bethesda. was IN town

:, W; = Vkey, OF Bethesda, was IN town
G g. Sedwick. OF Bellaire. was in
town sunday
". q. Rucker. Of Burkhart, was in
town Saturday on business
\. G. Peters was IN town the last OF
the week from GAINESVILLE
Court was In session last Friday
-. NJ Grecnbauk was out from Bell
aire Sunday.
NJ ;. McAllister. OF Coraopois. Pa
is here looking after oil interests
\ new postoffice has been establish
ed at Graham. Monroe county. Ohio
u, C. koontz was home over gunda y
Miss Frances Hamm was AZ Wheel.
ing sunday
Friday.
Peter Uirich. Of williamsburg. was in
town THURSDAY
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DENNlSON. o.. April .S.-This city
voted dry by n majority OF seven in a
beal law election here yesterday The
total vote was i.OOS. the largest vote
ever polled here
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COLUMBUS. o.. April 2s-cbristian
burial rites were conducted to-day COR
Chcn hucn. Chinese luandryman He
u survived by n wife and son.
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CINCINNATI. April es.-worry over
thc feto OF his son. wfo Is in Mexico IL
believed TO have beer, Responsible Tor
the death OF Herbart Jcnney Jr. A
prominent lawyer. who fell dead in his
office to-day. No
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Marriage License.


John Hcstera, age 20. steel worker OF
Rellalre, and Mary Ondrusek age is OF
Bellaire. Father Zybura ofhciated
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. CLAIRSN1LLE. Ohio. April IS
Jury Drawn
The Following jurors were drawn 10y
the Probate Judge and the sheriff Tues
Electric company. plaintiff. vs.. F. j..
stone. defendant. and the Sunnys-,
Electric company ". W. = Hervey. NJ.
Wolfe. Martin Schram. Eiizab n
Schram and John Schnegg. defendants.
viii be heard In probate court.
charles Neugart. Pease township.
Ely Phillips. GAINESVILLE. o; ]. =. Kin
sey. Hellaire. o. Charles Elbin Taco
ma. o. John Peril Pultney township:
James Richardson. York township:
Thomas Edmonds. Martins Ferry: y. y.
Murlemon, Bridgeport, o.; Josiah Jones.
barnesNille, -. George A. korner. York
o. 9. g. Shepherd. GAINESVILLE. o.: Ira
- smith, GAINESVILLE, o; John Kiee.
nlee, o; ;. WINNER. Bellaire. o.; A. NJ.
Major, 81. Clairsville. o.
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The state highway department hopes
10 improve the national pike west of
columbus next year. work now being In
progress on the pike east Of COlum bus
and TO finish the entire route from the
West Virginia line To the Indiana line
within two years.
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state Auditor Victor Donahey Is try
ing 10 determine ~ cigars are medicine.
one 81 the state examiners has lust r.
ported that one OF the state Institutions
ran up Dill OF Sl4 for 200 cigars. who n
we're listed as medicine.
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. IVtNNoIOWNs AUrII LN--TollOWinE
the lead OF Cleveland. the Youngstown
council tonight passed an ordinance
adopting Eastern time for the city, The
new schedule will go into effect on
May j, when Cleveland also will begin
using Eastern time
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people. The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America has 100000 mem bers, and upon that society the church through her last four popes has in- voked the blessing of heaven-to the envy, we are told, of all other Catho- lie organizations who have not been thus favored. This church, moreover, through her bishops and priests, ad- ministers the pledge to tens of thou sands of children every year on the occasion of their confirmation or first communion.
 Last summer saw the first organized move on the part of Catholics look ing definitely toward the abolition of the liquor traffic. A conference of Catholics of the United States and Canada in the interests of prohibition was held at Niagara Falls and adopted most radical resolutions. Hereafter moral suasion methods will be backed up by legal suasion policy.
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INFLUENCE OF SALOON.

The saloon is sending more children into the factory, the mines, the mills and shops, that ought to be at school or play, than the influence of the trade union has been able to eliminate, ei- ther by direct action or by legislation
 The attitude of organized labor upon the employment of women in industry Is just the same as it is with children. The saloon influence is driving by the thousands women into the industrial world who ought to be at home.--John Lennon, Treasurer American Federa- tion of Labor and General Secretary of Journeyman Tailors' Union of Amer
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DANGERS IN sEER-DRINkING.

pr. s. H. Burgen, practitioner for 25 years, 2S in Toledo, O., says:
 My attention was first called to the insidious effects of beer when I began examining for life insurance. I passed as unusually good risks five Germans, young business men, who seemed in the best of health, and to have superb constitutions. In few years 1 was amazed to see the whole five drop off, one after another, with what ought to have been mild and easily curable diseases. On comparing my experi- ences with those of other physicians found they were all having similar luck with confirmed beer drinkers. and my practice since has heaped confr- nation upon confirmation"
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16zAlg[[9I5SIl5ll tEzlEg| g|EEal 5 .. zA;a5elT zAgk;za5e9lTEy|O11I1S -SLEE4A A&s--a. Conducted by the National Woman's
 Christian Temperance Union.)
A VIEW OF HIMSELF.

The following story is going the rounds of the newspapers and is well worth passing on;
 A young man of fine family and splendid gifts was going down as fast as it was possible for a man to go, through strong drink His friends had pleaded with him, but he had taken their warnings as an insult. One Of them. who was a court stenographer, was sitting in a restaurant one eve ming when the young man in question came in with a companion and sat down with his back to him at the ad- joining table. He was just drunk enough to be talkative about his pri- vate affairs and on the impulse of the moment the stenOgrapher pulled out his notebook and took shorthand re- port of every word he said. 1t was the usual maudlin folly of young man with his brain muddled by drink and included a number of highly can did details of his daily life-things which, when he was sober, he would as soon have put his hand in the fire as speak about to a casual acQuaint- ance. The next morning the ste- nographer copied the whole thing neatly and sent it round to his office. In less than ten minutes he came tear ing in with, What is this, anyhow?"
 Its a stenographic report of your monologue at the restaurant last eve ming" his friend replied, and gave him a brief explanation.
 Did 1 really talk like that?" he asked faintly.
 'I assure you it is an absolutely yer batim report" was the reply.
 He turned pale and walked out. He never drank another drop.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. IT. c
 Land Office at Camden, Arkansas October 8, 1914. A"s"s'


 EQTlCE is here6y pivor that Hen on January 27, 1913, made Home stead Entry, Serial No. G5936. for inc NEA SEA and the SEli NEil Sers tion 2S, Township 11S., Range 20 W 9th Principal Meridian, has filed no, mo- tice of intention to make Final Com. mutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United State Land Office, at Camden, Arkan. sas, on the 27th day of November. 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Henry Meadow, of Sayre, Arkansas. W. R. Dewoody, of Sayre, Arkansas. James Meadow, of Sayre, Arkansas. k. L. Meadow, of Gale, Arkansas.
 R. D. NEWTON, Register.
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Declare War on Rheum.,;.

Rheumatism is an awful tbina
 nothing more painful. Don't lot sl',tig- ii g. hold, but at the first twin%as S it . get Foley Kidney Pills, They wor,, Sor axe s rectly on your weakened kidneys h,,;l, Hl, them up, make them strong~Tidi pulla ua,l blood and keep it clear of uric you sour Keep Foley Kidney Pills on hand racS acla. for use at the first sign of rbenmatts;auIy stsuy
 For sale by Hesterly Drug S;t,a.asia Storas
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-01

Have you a copy of the December Ladies Home Journal yet? This is one of the best issues of the year and there are a number of pages about holidays that will interest you-the price for this number is the same as the others-15 cents. Call PAP and let Jack Johnson, Jr., bring you the number. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-01

The Country Gentlemar II.
 contains the first installman4 ''ls Week py Hollow Farm" by WilIi.,,l Ii nap Lighson. It is a good serial | aaa K. interest inter s;v you. t Get this weeks issna ~,ll from Jack Johnson, Jr.,-pbona ,.a issue
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-01

The Country Gentleman this week contains the third installment of Will liam R. Lighton's story Happy Hol- low Farm" It is good one and you will enjoy reading it. Phone 242- Jack Johnson, Jr. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-01
HACK! HACK! HACk,

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 For sale by Hesterly Drug storo