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GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hall spent Fri.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett.
Mr.. Clarence Satterfield. of Fair.
mont. spent Sunday with Miss Nellie
Arnett.
Charlotte. the little daughter of Rev
H. S. Chapman, who has been very ILL.,
Is better
Mr.. Watson, OF Barrackville, spent
Sunday with Miss Katie Snider.
Mrs. Sylvester Arnett, who has been
sick for several mopths. still continues
no better gradually growing weaker.
Mr.. Dane Arnett and family will
move to Fairmont in few days.
Mr.. Conway. of Barrackville, spent
Sunday with Miss Roxie Michael.
N. f. Fisher spent Saturday with
Lake Fisher at Rivesville. Mr.. Fish
er's little grandson at RivesyilIe Is
very Ill with typhoid pneumonia.
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NOTICE..


To the Qualified Voters of Fairmont
School District. in Marion County,
West Virginia:
Take notice. that the County Court
of Marion County. West Virginia, will
sit on Monday, April &c. 1915. at the
County Court Room in the Court
House in SAID county, and that at said
session the COURT will hear any and all
matters relating 70 the registration OF
voters Of said Fairmont School Dis
trict for ting special election to be held
in said district on Saturday. May 1.
1915, for the purpose OF voting upon
the question OF issuing bonds for
school purposes. The court will adopt
the registration list for said school dis
trict prepared by the registrars for the
general election OF 1914 and will hear
suggestions as to what names should
be added thereto or stricken there
from. a. G. MARTIN.
Clerk of the County Court of Marion
County, West Virginia.
4-22-23.24
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Remedy
{ For Many Homes

IndiGestion and constipation are
tMp conditions closely related and
the cause OF much physical suffer.
tngS
1ke tendency to- indulge ones
appetite is general so that most
pcopies suffer at some time or an.
other tErom rebellion OF the over
taxed YcrgaQs Of digestion and
elimination. ASsimple. pleasantly
cftectivcSreAedS that will quickly
relieve fIlS c4pEestion OF poisonous
waste kn9sAyestore regularity. Is
the conlbirs ion k6F simple laxative
s ssaSs Rss s s0 ID Dr. in c s5SE
mild. pIs tant axative-tonic and di-
gestantS Absolutely free from
opiates or mar &tc drugs and has
been the Standard household
remedy in q unt1ess homes for
MANY yeAEs. "a free trial bottle
can be obtained by writing to DR..
w. B. Caldwell. 452 Washington
ST. Monticello. Ills.
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FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP7<2S CENT DANDERINE

anI4tching of the scalp;
the hair rootSefamish. loosen and die;
then the hafr falls out fast.
II y0nr hair has been neglected and
tsstttfn. faded. dry, scraggy or too oily,
get a 20 cent bottle of knowlton's
'DanElerine at any drug store or toilet
counter; apply little as directed and
tea minutes after you will say this
Mas the best investment you ever
made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised, that If you
desire soft. 1UStrous, beautiful hair
and lots Of it-no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more railing hair-you
must use Knowlton's Donderine. II
eventually-why not now?
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FOR SALE.

Complete farm equipment. including
live sepck, machinery and household
goods for sale at a bargain price.
VIII lei fe Farm on which spring plow-
ing has b1ep completed at low rental.
Equihment includes 2 wagons. plows.
fresh: brood saT. young pigs and so
chickenA SeeTFrank Nandinec, own
zer. Manri ngtoA brick road. close to
trolley line. one mile west of Bar
racRyille. d Constable J. Frank Rus
sell. Fairmdnt. 4.1s-6t
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Don't overlook the fact that il is as
important to paint up as Il is to clean
up whilc the renevatine war is on
hereRbouts.
Paint is not only q cleanser and a
heautifier. but il is disinfectant as
we'll. Also it preserves tho life of
buildings, fences, wagons, otc. Many .
barn il leaky because Farmer John
would not spend \ few dollars and
few hours on the simple job of giving it
tho needed coats of paint from year to
year.
Many a community has attracted new
residents, new business and new repu-
tation by having a bright, prosperous
appearances. Wall painted buildings
and fences, clearly kept streets and
sidowalks and neatly trimmed grass
plots do more to give the impression of
prosperity than any other things we
can suggest.
GET A MOVE ON, FOLKS.
And where you consider the use Of
paint to be useless expenditure use
whitewash. 1t is cheap and clean and
not unPIeao;ns to the eye. Cleanliness
never is annoying.
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SOUTH SIDE PLUMBING
COMPANY
2o5 WALNUT AVE.
Bell Phone 1871. Cons. 594.
THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING CUT IN HALF
Everything. Good TO Eat.

Everything Good To Eat.
Mddlemen and Sdealins direct with
the consumsr, we are in the position
to furnish houeshcfd SUPPLIES at re-
ductlon Of from 26 pesFcent to SO per
cent. ourtdeslinassboth In buking and
selling arg on eksh basis and we
give tite sonsumeSth adkantRaes of
ounrear load. cashfprices.. We hey the
freight on all Tders ots$1e Pf\over.
Remittance. to. accompanN orders.
Quality Of goods suararteedk Write
for price list. kEYSTONEs9 SUPPLY
CO., Box 1910, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ee..ina Ready.

81 understand that Jack has been
thrown over by no fewer than three
girls he's been engaged to-"
Yes; he's working now on m ad.
Unstable engagement ring" = Chicago
News.
Money Helps
The way to make life seem n bed OF
roses is 10 first make it bed OF
rocks. "-Florida imes-Union.
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FOR SALE-At bargain. one FIVE
room house in Eighth ward and one
seven and one eight room house on
East Park Ave, near B street. Call
Con. Phone 139. 4-20-6t-No. "a.
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GIRLS! GIRLS! SAVE YOUR Hal
MAKE 1T GROW LUxURtANT
AND BEAUTIFUL. j

II you care for heavy hair. khaR
glistens with beauty and Is radkaue
with life; has an Incompatible .a3ft-
ness and is fluffy and lustrons, Hry
Danderine
Just one application doubles tfre
beauty OF your hair. Besides it i'm
mediately dissoIves. every particle of
dandruff; you can moi have nice.
healthy hair IL you have dandruff
This destructive scurf robs the hair
OF its lustPe, its strength and it's very
life, and II not overcome it produces a
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Forms
Close
1 A. M.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Automobile bargain. Six
cylinder touring car. just overhauled
and reprinted. Bargain for quick buy.
er. Dr. c. H. Neill, Jacobs Building.
4-23-6t-No. so
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FOR RENT-Store room and three
small rooms in back, on Main street.
Apply Ala Main street 4-21-3t-No. 80
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FOR SALE-Ltght transfer team. wa.
gon and harness. Call on ]. F.
Wright, Con. phone 802-X.
4-21-6t-No as
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT May l, seven-room mod
ern brick house on Market St. Rent
$4,000 Enquire at West Virginian of.
| flee. 4-21-3t-No. 40
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY TO LOAN in sums from $40
up, to responsible parties. Box sos,
Clarksburg, w. Va. 1901
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FOR SALE-Edison disc photograph
Edison cylinder and new records,
Victrola and records. C. v. Emerson.
at E. c. Jones' Store. 4-19-6t-No. 80
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, one five
room house in Eighth ward and one
eight-room house on East Park Ave,
near E street. 4-20-6t-No. 3i
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FOR RENT-Two new seven-room
houses, rent reasonable, at Walnut
Ave and Third St, South Side, and
one fiat in First ward. Inquire OF F..
p. Kelley. office BOG Main ST, Office
phone Bell 406-J; residence phone
256-W. 3-11-2mo
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open face watch with
initials f. S. n S. 1912.
4-2O-St-No So
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FOR SALE-Three young Jersey
cows, fresh this spring. r. A.
Dragoo 4-17-6t-No. 81
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FOR SA1.E-Blank OIL and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
of Lease and House Leases. Apply
West Virginian Office 1.1-22
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wANTED-white girl for general
housework. Good wages. Apply
sos Cottage Ave, Eighth ward
4-2O-3t-No. 81
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WANTED

WANTED-Colored maid for general
housework at summer home near
eity. Good wages. Apply Gil Benoni
Ave. 4-23-3t-No. 81
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FOR SALE-Blank Coal Options at
the West Virginian Office. 3.26-tf
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LOST.

LOST-Last night. crescent OF
pearls and sapphires. Finder return
to :his office 422-2t-No. AZ
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FOR RENT-Four-room fiat with bath
Hays bldg. Inquire of A. L. Jepson.
Pastime Bowling Alleys. 1-5-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three rooms for ligh,
housekeeping tfurnished). Apply
712 Merchant St. 423.3t-No. 40
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Grtt Yreit fit sras: sonnabtno 10. NpriI 1915.

fiimmert. Ser bo6e @iiroentrager
pereaB obii6tli6, ni6t BLOB oie l1nid-
ten, ionoern na%ipertpeiie ol1b ois
9roteltanten, Die Wnielmanner INTO
anoere.. =.
10000 8olt- nno giienbabnbeomte
Der alten oiterreidii6en Germaltung
lallter 8ali5ier, fino gegenudrtie ltel'
lungslos uno befinoen ii6 i'm gr0b.
tel @leno. Sic muroen bnrb Stub
len, oie aus Dem t~iefiten &uBlarlS
famen, eriebt. Ser nationaliitiid)e.
@bgeorbnete Sidi6otidop foroert
Die &oloniiierung @ali5iens onrf
rniiii6e ganern nnO fiinoiet b.
reits Die %gntienoung bon 100000
mosfomitiiden &ofonilten an...
9ieie ,Mitteilangen oes polniiden
@oelmannes iino Dem uSSonrnaf Sc
@enebe" offenbar iebr unaneenebm,
es magt aber ni6t, an ibrer Gidtig-
felt 5u 5tpeifeln. @ie moltneno uno
mie iebr iti9t oemge9eniiber oas Ser
fabren ab, tpel6es Oenti1lano i'll
8elgien nn6 Dem beiebten @ebietc
sSranfreihs lift.
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L.okaIes.
Sin spmmernadtstranmn.

9os Experiment, Sbofeipeare's
Gin Sommernadtstraum" 5mar
NIT @htiif uno @eiane, ober nur
Durd ben &ecitator ouf Die 9iibnc
81 bringen, NOR Elm @a9ltid, oenfl
es blieb fir oie @inbiloungsfroft
bod gor 81 bieI au tln iibrig. @e-
robe oerartige Stiife, Ole &omponi-
iten anregen oa5m cine Muiif gu
ihreibet Die ai1sfiilt ntto getpilier-
maBen aIs S1mud oient, beoiirfei1
in bobem MaBe Ser &oftiime uno oer
8iibnenoeforation, INN 5ie Dem 3u-
ihaiier lebefoig bor5ufiibren. SaGi
lesteres fort, 10 bermag aiid) oie ge-
~iuau0telfe 8ortraesfunit nidt iifpr
cine beiH1 BIbliftm geIeeentlid aaf-
tretenoe Grmii0ung bintpegsubeIfen,
reip lie an barirlett. Mr. Mbbott, Ser
Meeifafnr. tot feline Gduloigfeit; er
1este 0urb Die @usoaner ieines Sr-
Cones In Gritaune1t, 6ettt ct fprad)
ole @o6en, ipoau er fid elmer gefdid-
ten Circulation Der Gtimme be.
oiente- Srdeiter un6 gbor ftanoen
lrrter 2eitnna ibres b~ep1brten Diri-
genten, @rtbnr g%laafien, auf boiler
8obe. Der 8eiuh mar erfreulih; in:
Barfett CAB es 5tuar peridieoene Ieer
g%ebliebene Site, aber 6ie oberen Mei-
ben beg Sbaters paren aGe gut BE-
felt.
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SIN @ibolo Stub Del 9oOernio
ertronf Reo. 5. s. Chambers, 8re.
bigger Der Methobiiten Stride CT
batte am 9omerftag aben0 5iidfei.
uen ausaeiebt uno gine arn n6d)ften
Morgen 8um STUB nm Die gelte 8i
hoIen. 8ubei muB er ms @ailer
perutidt fein. Mnn borte feline Sill.
ferl,fe, 2eiite eilten berbef, bod fonn.
ten iie feline Spiir bon ibm entoeden,
er mar in tiefem Bofier untergegan-
gen. Grit fpdter seIartg es, Eeine 2e;-
de gu bergen, &eo. Chambers
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NIIerIei.


SIN Wablniieni1nfts : @eridt
ut oas Seltament BON Mleranocr Gar
tor erOffnet ruorben. Ser Wert Ser
9interlaiienibaft lit nidt onaeaebcn.
Mls @ertpaIter iino angefiibrt 6rou
Caroline Sarfor (feine SSrau) uisS
8. y. Staade. 6rau 6artor erbdlt
ole Wobel, SnusbaItger1te nno oas
IN Torreon, 1919 un6 1921 Mnenioa
SSuare5, Iieeenbe @igentrm. Mad)
ibrem Gooe eebt bas gieentitm auf
Wilbelm Sartor uno Selene Sstualo
iiber. Nus Der &interlaiienihaft ipI.
len $4,000 gum anfbnu ser 9aoen in
Sorreor perpen6et meroen nlto tp1ly-
reno Der @ar5eit erbalt syrau Sartor
monatli6 $50. Som @eit Ser Sim
terlaiienihaft ,erbdlt Senrp 9. Gar
tor ben anteil, Der ibm BON ieiner
Mutter Seite 5ufommt. 9as ltebri-
ge lit ieinen Sodtern Moele Staade
uno Charlotte Burnett, bermadt, M
ter Der geoingung ieood), oaB ser
Eeil Der Charlotte Burnett bon Ser
9. u. 2oon ano Srnit Gompann bcr-
ipoltet uno ibr Die &eDenue bis gu If
rem Sooe idbrlih ausbe3ablt miro.
Oil pielgeprieIene amerifoni-
ide Geinlihfeit lit nidt nett Der,
ipefin maj infer Yapiergelo betrad,-
tet, ods sum groBen Cell aus ben
crefigitenL ihmusigiten Sumpen be-
itebt, Die ma iit oeilfen fam. Sier
ioaten ale Sanitdtsbeboroen eingrei-
Ten, Mbbilfe 81 ihaffen, oenn oas
Mnfbepabren uno~ Snntieren oieIes
nit Shmus bebafteten 9apierqeloes
Mt oireft geiun0beitsgefGbrlih
Sn Der N1be Der Srrenanltalt
iuttroe am 9onneritag @beno 81. 81.
@ople, 301 Hegina StroBe uobnboft
bon einem Wotorcpcle anaeranft
mo 81 8ooen ~geiporfen, nobel er elm
gein brad. or puroe tn sic qnltolt
trnilsportiert uno bort bebanoelt.
@aDle logt, oaB er auf Der red)ten
Seite Der StraBe ging uno oas Mo.
torepcle bon binten gegen i'm anfu1r.
Der Wann belt aber nidt an, ion.
bern ieBte ieinen @eg fort.
SIN pergangenen MoRat muir.
Den in Snf @1ttonio 145 @ebttrteir
iino 1872 Eooesf1ae a~ngemeloet.
Ste 9ietail Werhants Aiiocio.
ton bot ibren Sefret1r u. @rnIio
oils 9elegot sur 0ationaI : aonoen-
ton ertpoblt, Die am 10. bis 10.
Wai in San 6rnncisco ~abaebaIten
miro.
SIN Mlter nen &c Sabreu Itorb
etbel AnOerion, Satin oes Iidters
oes 81. Giitriftgerifts.
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SIMMER berielbe.

Saiiptmarn: u@as iolen oenn Sic
.Stiefef bier orauBen Dor Dem Inter
|itanb?"
5oloat: Die bat u,1ier arieesfrei-
milliger, Der grofeffot, eeitern Mbeno,
ebe er fid idlafen legte, beraugge-
ftelt."
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Sic Grpebitipm.

liammte aus S%enneiiee urio ltano i'm
9iter BON 35 Sabrer.
SIN Noroen bes Staates itno
i9uere Geaen Encouragement Ste
ben gooen griinoli6 ourdpeidt ba-
ben.
Mnf @noromtng oes Stats
&ommiiiars fir 8ilo, Slid etc, tper.
ben in @olpeiton uno Stockport meb=
rere ~auiternbeete geidloIien peroen,
neil iie iber Die MaBen ausgebentei
lDoroen iino.
SIN Mlter bon 20 Sabren Itorb
IN Columbus Senrp 8npp.
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Marsnadjt am @bein.

SIM Sale i9ldft Die @taot. Sic eraae,
@aIIen
sinb itumin. Sic Seniteraugen ifarrer
0u1feI.
8eim Sraubenipirt aaein nod 2idltae.
funfef.
E9a mocbten fie bonn 6hfuarmen aar ntdl.
faffen.
Selograle fiao's, Die feier,n init Surra.
Ifto iaB lino tpeb ein M~bfdie0SSano sua
3iebbarmonia:
vHtio lit es altdJ 10 fhfper, attseiuaes
Der5ugebn,
Sn Der 9eitnnt lit es idon.
uro II Der Seitnat, in Der Seirnat.
Da 9ibt's elm @ieberfebn."
Nlu 1unlmt NIT 6oblem @lodenmunoe.
Ser fbtunr5e &ir1turm bic lpdte Gtunoe,
2eim mill ib gebn. @s bait mein Sritt.
uno anf Dem Stein mein @anberitedeu.
90 flif1in id e%infatu, Shritt INN 5fritt
9tnatt ben 8ingert, ldnss Den Yfiriid<
feden.
gom 8heintnl bdldt es Ian - @orfriihs
IingsIuft,
Mib oilrtt, getpiir5t nit @nnbelbliiteuz
buff.
limo b0rS, bon fern elm idallrig oumpfes
Bar's Mdr3gefpitter? @ar's 9ononerte
grouen =
Con Sranfrei6 her? SIT bort oas gol~
fertmor0en
Sn i@anfter 2en5nadt idblings tpad ae=
fuoroen2
Bur 9ntlport tpiitet elm @efldff Der S,tnbe
sn W~in3er6Dfen I'm utt0 her am Snno
limb murreno aeht bag @d1o in bie gf,r1os
Sanl lisblih iuieoer Der @eiang
Cur 3iebbormonifa:
r@rarlaten nro Die miiIen f(ieqen
Soloaten nno Die miiifen iiegen.
uno IN Der Seimat, in Der oeimat.
ga gibt's elm @ieoerIehen.
Sn Der 6eimat lit es fhon."
= staft poa Mbnlingl Glib mir 9eimat=
SD m6bte rubn, ipiI enolid id[ofe,:
gebn.
lino 1T mir nidt Elm saftli6 9ett be.
fdie6en
SIN Qa1Obais broben, unterm @Gitens
ipaIo?
es ipinft: uaomm nur heraufi go rnhit
bu bal6i"
Nul gulDti aluYe plelU lD dIHIettp 1IeQf.
9ier lit Die 3unbe 0dmmerhaft All fehn.
Us ipailnt Die Na6t ben oeildjeil6laucn
SIiisel.
sSeit ilber @alogebirg uno 3e6enbiiael.
liro Gebe, Baum uno Siitte, eiloe
1hmieat
Sem groen6eim fpie aaes iairft Sidl pieut
Sn Srdlimerei bon Bitten l,1b bur
Sternenl
llno ipfe Die Silberfuufen 8a6IGos idims
r1ern
sSn boben Sernen,
80 ipinlmelu auf Dem 9iigeI bier urb
flimmern
Die Heben Stod Bel Stpd.
% tie mol Iauihen
Sem Sdlhenbah - er rolut pie 9ius
Der pIarfdeu
uno OBJ lie ipol erlaufben, mas Die 2eus<
nadf iinnt2
Was nit ben Characterization sic Sing
melsbarfe flingt?
uno tpie Der Snft in Mebenpurseln
Sein ilin9es Sehnen finat2
Sr itnet: sd bin bonn 8fit Der gr6en
llno S~sternenfener mil id iuer6en."s
q Sternenfener, nimm aud midi
1ln6 ttunfen, Z
9as Snupt suriidgefunfer,
grgeb' i6 mid benz Sda1ieu,
3iHtaufnelno gu ben ounfelbIauen,
llnenoli6 tiefen 5immeIsmen.
Gin Sllnfe bin i6 8tpiihen Sil6erfunfen.
@erfunfen
gle @~roenolntelbeit -
@erIdenen
9as Nanaen an unb Grouen
Ser b%impfen Belt.
SD bin Elm 5aiid Der gfpiafeit.
SD bin Elm Qaut i'm SarfenIiebe. :
Sd bin oaheim in ienen 56bn
uno ba gilt nidts ais Srieoe
~Sn Der 9eimnt lit es fd5n."
@rnno@ iIIe.
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r ueti3.

gMr erindem nmiere 2eer redt brnsenO, ben i6nletsen @bonne=
ments6etras nnsebenb einsnienoen, 81 es nms nmmOsiA 1T, ben san5cn
Staat bereIen at laIem.
SIN Sale man bas Abonmement nftt ST. ermeuerm mamidt, bitten ipr
nm Muf6esabfnna Biz gum Sage nnb I'm NGitteanns, oaf bic 3nienbmma
ts glahes einseieat merben ioa.
4iemanb ioate Dos 8Iatt entseseane6men, Der es nidt mebr leiem
anb 6eaablen milf.
Sic Grpebitipm.
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Sreffenn.

~Sit oenn Dem 8ergbauer BEL Der
lesten &anferei nidt oas @ebirn per-
lest noroen2"
ogetpabre, Der bot einen bsmben-
llderen llnberitanol@
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grf Ser 2~pfafball,,.

v@arum Iduft oenn oos 3iale
Geut gar 10 madtie?"
pSSa, idarien g, mir bab'nn an
GrpreBbrief mit'frieet!~
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GnHanidana.

g~raltbater: 49,. .@enn sic oIio
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Gottpniamsn Erusn,ie.

G%ottunianten . grobniie.
San antpnio, Ser, 10. gpril -19f5
grttna CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. 40
getts per @nlone.
0eu gorf, 10. april - Spot $685.
nilo 1913; Wadr5, $685. un6 S6.70;
April $3.50 uno $6.75; @ai, 1854
llllo $3.50; Sum-, $6.97 uno Sc. 90:
SulI. 500 uro $40; GuguIt, 1928
lillo 1924; September, $7.32 ullo
S1.5o; Sttober, 1927 uno $3.50.
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gfes . Fart.

San Antonio. Ger, 10. SpriG. -t9t5
06len 1925 bis $500.
ailbe 1925 bis $500.
9dI6er $500 bis 5000.
@ulen $4.25 bis $500.
Shnfe $500 un6 $3.50.
Sieaen 1925 bis $3.50.
ct, 9oris, 10. april. 1915. - Miub.
bieh. Serass@ieb, $5.25 uuo S7.75.
S6peine $500 bis 1925.
Quite.
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Sir quite ubren : Meparatnr
gebt sn S1so Sensl, $50 Df-Gpm.
merce Ctr. (Mn3.l
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uno $1.75 per 100 gfuno.
SiiBe 9artoffeIn, Seras, $3.50.
8ohnen, $3.50.
EomateR, Seras, 6 a6rbe. $500 ma
gierpfGan8en, 1926 Der guldeI.
3fplebeln, Oregon, 50; Ohio, SO per
100 Rfunb.
geeten, Acc per 9bb. zgiinbeI.
geteriilie, 40c per Db6. sginoeI.
Gpinat. 4c per Rfan6.
gantnloupes, so unD CSC.
Hiben, Bic II. 40c per Dbb. s@nnoeI
@riiner 8feffer, Csc.
0itrten. Gal, $3.50 per Crate; Seras
Saiiaib, $5 per Crate.
glnrnenfobl. $3.50 per Crate.
Seaerie, $3.50 Der Crate.
&obl, $500 per 100 gfuno.
gieerrettigs8 uraeIn, per Yf6. 1916
8opffalat- 75c u. $500 Der Camper
@elbe @lr5elu, 85c II. Ace Der Obb..
giinoeI.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-05-20
OBITUA

Mrs. Rebecca Ann Waddill. at the
age OF 80 years, passed away at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Joe
ID. Thomison, yesterday morning. For
several years Mrs. Waddill, who came
to Hood River last summer to make
her home with Mrs. Thomson, has
been a sufferer from cardiac asthma.
Three weeks ago she was siezed witFr a
severe heart attack, and from that
time until the end grew gradually
weaker.
Mrs. Wadill's husband, A. M. Wad-
dill, preceded her to the grave % years
ago. In addition to Mrs. Thomson she
leaves surviving three other grandchil.
dren, Mrs. h. ID. Nichol Jr., and A .
W. Lucas, of Paducah, KY, and John
G. Lucas, of Vera Cruz, Mexico. The
remains were shipped last nigth TO
Louisville, KY, where upon arrival
funeral services will be conducted at
the Catholic cathedral, interment fol-
lowing at the st. Louis cemetery.
Mrs. Waddill's maiden name was
Claxton. She was born August 5, 1929,
at Nashville, Tenn. where her carly
womanhood was spent. Her marriage
TO Mr.. Waddill occurred just before the
Civil war. Shortly after the war they
removed to Louisville, where MrS
Waddlll resided until 1894, when she re-
moved to Waverly, Tenn, where she
lived until coming to Hood River.
Despite her old age Mrs. Waddill,
until her fatal illness. retained to a
marked degree all her faculties, and
was close follower of current events.