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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
TROPICAL CYCLUj'iii,L Ut
VISITS new ORLEANS
Gale With a Velocity of
86 Miles Sweeps City
Last Evening.
MILLIONS In LOSSES

At O'Clock p. N. Storm Strikes the
Crescent City in All Its Fury, De.
moiishing Scores Of Buildings, Strip.
ping the Roofs From Hundreds Of
Structures, and Strewing the Streets
With Broken Glass and Debris-Five
Persons Are Known to Be Dead and
Many injured, According to Wire
less Messages to Mobile.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
TO REFORM SCHOOL.

l.. G. Clark. who was appointed spe-
clal probate officer for this purpose,
by Judge Ayers. left yesterday for
Miles City with Melvin Conrad in his
custody. The young fellow was found
to be a wayward youth, not amenable
to obedience, and so he will be taken
care of at the industrial school.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
DENTON is A CIT/.

John Eppers, the Denton Merchant
and one of the first to locate in that
town, was elected mayor, 4. o. Jen.
kins being the opposing candidate.
From now on Denton will enjoy city
government
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
SHOOT AT PATROL,

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept. 20
Three shots were fired today at a
patrol of 20 American cavalrymen near
La Feria pumping plant. about 25
miles up the Rio Grande.
Two shots came from the Mexican
side OF the river and the other from
some one hidden in the brush on the
American side. The troops saw no
one but fired about 60 shots in an ef-
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
oBREGoN CAPTURES ToRREoN
ROB AMERICANS.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Sept. 29Be-
tween 400 and 500 bandits entered the
Cananea district in Sonora late today
and robbed several Americans at sub.
urban points, according to reports re-
ceived here tonight One message
said that at one mine, property OF
ii. G. Mckay and other citizens OF
the United States was taken.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
MINES LOOKING WELL,

Reports from the Kendall district
are to the effect that mining condi.
tions are excellent. The Barnes King
is working almost full blast, while the
Kendall is being very successfully op
Grated by the fiXe or six leasors. The
Kendall company is doing some eXten
sive development work with some 20
men on the Job. The leasors have
leased the first 800 feet in depth OF
the entire property, but the company
Is going deeper in exploration work
which is showing up well. The west
Kendall is property which is report,
ed to be in line for a mill.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
BULLETIN.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 29.-The
'evees have given away in the
lower Mississippi river below New
Orleans. Houses have been
washed away and dead bodies
sighted in the stream. The South
ern Pacific liner Creole reported
by wireless tonight.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30

fort to beat up the brush in the di
rection OF the concealed "snipers" In
an unsuccessful effort to see whpthc,
MeXicans were gathering for an at
tack.
La Fernia pumping station is Just
below the lower zone where the pres
tnce OF 500 MeXicans gathering, with
apparently hostile intentions towar
The American border, vas reported
yesterday.
oBREGON CAPTURES TORREoN.
VERA CRUZ, Sept. 29.--The city of
Torreon fell to General Obregon late
this afternoon, according to a brief
telegram from General ObregOn to
General Carranza. received tonight.
The telegram announced that Gen
eral Obregon had taken his position
In Torreon and that he intended to
push on and completely rout the re
actionaries.
General Carranza, on receiving the
message Immediately gave orders for
the ringing Of all the church bells
in the city.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
BULLETIN,

GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 20.
The Galveston station of the
Marconi Wireless Telegraph COM
pany received the following mes
sage tonight from the Morgan
liner Comus, at New Orleans:
"At New Orleans waters from
the gulf are backed up and coun-
try flooded back Of Ievees. Great
damage and probable loss Of life."
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30

MARRIAGE LICENSE.
A marriage license was issued yes.
terday to Francis e. Dehnert and
Leona G. Albright, both of Denton.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 29.-New Or
leans and the Mississippi gulf coast
were swept tonight by tropical hur-
ricane that demoralized communica.
tion and lead to fears of heavy loss of
life and property. The Mississippi
levees below New Orleans have
broken, houses have been washed
away and at least two lives have been
lost in that section, according to a
wireless message late today from the
Morgan liner Creole, upward bound
for New Orleans.
The business section of Biloxi,
Miss, is under six feet of water and
train service has been abandoned be-
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-09-30
BULLETIN.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 3o.-Wire-
less advices from New Orleans
at 1880 o'clock Thursday morning
say that ten persons were killed
and $50 injured by the hurricane
In New Orleans. Property dam.
age was estimated at about
$1,000, 900. The famous French
market section was partially
wrecked.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
SALARY INCREASED
Superintendent g. n. oithsns nsapyoip,
"a Tor 1wo-rcar Period ~ BAL
ary % g. 900 Per Annum

ff"ifNAnF o. p citizens IN L. who
Il aa named Superintendent OF tho In.
dependent school District af wheeling
If fnr rrsfErafiun Of Professor rf U
M "rh. was reelected Tor n term al tao
years hy fhe BOARD uf TfulafI.r Ir
.eiuu last night Nuf only was frr.
fIthNnH reelected. hut be- war rIt.r rr
increase DOB salary from al. 500 te 81 900
Hie election came following fr. r.a...
JOS N motion raising the salary from
tt.aNN n" $1,000. Professor Frfrsr.
name wHa placed Dol nomination hy U
h. Mckee. member from Madison. and
Maa HCrnudcd ~ two nr three mem.
bore 40 roll call was faken-nore Was
n0C,7Fari. ln rrrreufinr fhr name OF
lr1fraeur gIfnUna. Nr Mckee stated
fhat when Do was appointed Co. fIrI fh.
un'krirrd time ~ superintendent WORK.
Lhn eaIfrN wac lowered This Mr Nc.
he' SAID wee business proposition
pc continued hy saying chat Dol rauaiI.
ef'l pr &C. much m business proposition
fn FrHrf the raise
Mr Hare wac elected 90 escort
lr tifhnua into The hHarf cham bore
Dat Do wIEhf hr fuir arrrIefI nf hia
election Sc fnr reelected auurrfrfrr.
dent raur THROUGH fEr door DO araa
greeted bF an oufhuraf NJ applause
We uaa escorted fn tho rreaffTrfsa
deck where hr wac rrnrrafufHfHf Hr
President Arrtrrrff fr In frItr anrerh
superintendent citizens fFanErF the
board Tor fhr rrHproinfwrnt ara also
for The Increase In saiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
JOHNS is PRINCIPAL OF
WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL
SELECTION MADE BY BOARD OF,
EDUCATION LAST NIGHT.
Teaching Force fer Next Tern Ap-
pointeo-Prof. Ewing Heads mad
son Sehooi-Fe~ Changes.

Prof Hiram H. Johns. former prin-
c.pal OF Richie graded school. was
named last night by the board OF
education as principal OF Wheeling
high school TITS promotion was made
upon motion by DIR. s. l.. Jepson and
seconded by Mr.. A s. Hare Not a
dissenting vote was recorded.
This appointment marked the be
ginning OF the appointment OF the
teaching corps OF the independent
school district OF Wheeling for the
years isi5-is. Prof. I. r. Ewing. for
mer principal OF the high school. was
moved 10 the Madison school. where
he succeeds Prof ID. T. williams
Very few changes are to be noted
In the list of teachers submitted by
the commissioners for the respective
schools. In recognition Of her very
capable services during the past score
or more OF years. Mrs. Mary u. Rep
petto was again named principal of
the Webster school.
Cupid invaded the ranks OF the
Wheeling teachers last year and
claimed Miss Blanche Browne. OF Cen
ter school. Miss Tina Bachman. the
former substitute. was given her place,
with Miss Margaret Klieves being
named substitute. Miss Mary Dryden
also left the ranks OF the teaching
profession.
The schedule OF salaries will re-
main the same. with the exception OF
Professor n. u. Ash. Latin instructor.
who will receive Sl.i5O per year: Pro-
lessor A. r. Cox. head OF the CONNER
cial department. who will receive 81
300: Professor ". w. Keylor. penman-
ship and typewritlng. sl.l5O: specia,
teachers. W. G. Carpenter. manua
training, $500. and his assistant, Pro.
fessor II. a. Jewett. 81 900. and Miss
Bertha Gabler. stenography. S94O.
Professor Johns appointment and this
appointment of the teachers came as
reports OF the teachers and schools
committee.
The reports follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District Railroad Bc~ds TO ne TAKEN up
Al a keeGlar ScAsion OF the County
Souft held for the county OF Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Philippi al
ihs Court House ot said County, on the
bth Gay OF May. 1918.
TIE following order was entered OF
1T Is ordered tnat a notice OF IN.
intention or the County OF Harbour TO
lAy. OFT certain out Standing District
Railroad Bonds. be published for 80 days
IN the Wheeling lutelligcncer, a daily
newspaper published In the City or
wheeling. West Virginia and IN said
notice u shan be set forth that the num-
Der OF Bonds desired to b. paid off and
iaken up under this order shall be
EieNen CID IN number. which include
Eour 90 of valley District Ra!Iorad
bonds numbered Two 10 Five Inclusive
Tor i've Hundred Dollars each and Is
seed BY the County Court OF Barbour
county. and date August 8. 1885. Num-
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder CT the Eleven nm
Binds, being Seven 90 OF Barker Dis
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered One 10
seven inclusive for five Hundred Doll
lars each. issued BY the County Court OF
barbour County. and bearing date Of
And u IL ordered that the Sheriff Of
said county cease payment OF Interest
On SAID Ponds AZ the expiration OF said
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
my-i2-Eu-24-o
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vices az the Presby terrain church next
sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. \. y stanton. or Akron. Is here
t ,9 VISIT with her parents. Mr. and
MIS-. Allen Bailey. east OF town
Mrs. Sarah Mason. or this place. has
gone Tor an extended visit with rela-
ives at Reynolds. III.
Master Richard Miller accompanies
BY his grandmother. Mrs, HaTrfgap
left Wednesday Tor wheeling From
more ne VIII go with his aunt Miss
Nt ,l,,1iS Nephsrt Tor ten days trip to
Frank Redding. OF tho Zanesvitis
= ruit company. called on the local trade
GAINESVILLE experienced some thuna.r
and hghtning this morning that made
en- All jump. Slight damage VS. -
ported rom different places among
attempted 90 run away and Ia cleaned
ne ne SCOT out OF the smoke stack al the
Lew Johnson. of Richiand county "
"a. has been spending "a few DAYS a.
We nome OF Mrs. Mary Groves Of High
Miss Agnes Davis. Of Martin. F.rry
- enjoying a visit az the home OF M
and Mrs. Prank Corbin. OF Walnut steel
rom visit with her daughter. Mrs.
sherman White 81 ZanesviIie she vaa
scc"mpanied home By her husband no
has been taking treatment In fhe aood
while he has not entirely recoveTes ~
seems much benefited
WI Bennett. attorney who has bear
spending a few days In Columbus ar
rived home Thursday.
. ffank 'nrhin. oven builder. OF Eastern
Walnut street W"
Miss Lizzie Frazier. Of Pittsburgh 10
llFillnE relatives here She Will Ieave
the -ist ~ this month FOR n vfsis ,gitb
cal WI 'i''"''
Mrs Arthur Taylor and children OF
y thklin street Will leave FrIdav Tor
Illinnis o. visit relatives Thev viii h.
t,,ccomranied by Mrs Tayiors mother.
o, ''hn Tnornilson. % Marietta. ia here
Tor visit with relatives AMI frieoT5
NJ T. scott ~ Naw EauaIrrf0r l..
gchflf purchaarf Tho grocery I'd Frre.t
efd nn central Main street in the Toh,
N-'.n- PROPERTY. NO scott Ia = br0fhsr
~ charles scott. ri N1rfh Ifneoi1 ~.
nn' Hnd VIII live in the W fara hgvg.
on south Lincoln avenue
Mi-a Emma LaurhIIn. ~ Walnut
street WI leave Saturday FOR \ yfsis
Pc huutinEtuu. vs. Va She will .fgr
enjoy nu outing ~ Virriris Hesrb IL
The blue Ridge Mountains
wy. f"nrEn Peterson and baby. af
m .ahiur fnn. U o.. are here Tor n vfrff
with relatives and friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
MUCH SUFFERING
In PERSIA
MRS. &C RAN. MISSIONARY
WORKER. WRITES FROM
URUMlAH.
Tells Of Typhoid Conditions And
saekins Of Place BY Kurds
and Turka

Tells Of Typhoid Conditions And
ssekins Of Place BY Kurds
and Turks.
NEW YORK. July l5.-The Presby.
terrain board OF foreign missions made
public today letter received from
Mrs j. =. Cochran. missionary
worker AZ Urumiah. Persia. written
on May 20. last. a day after the Turks
and kurds left the place because OF
the appearance Of superior Russian
forces.
The letter Is addressed 10 Friends
IN America and describes in detail
the suherings Of the people and the
missionaries during the occupation Of
the town by the Turks Writing Of
the scourge Of typhoid. Mrs Cochran
says.
Then We all beFan to get the ~.
phoid fever. We had some Turkish
soldiers in the hospital in which the
people we're ignorant and careless and
We had an epidemic We have zoo
new made graves In ou- compound at
the college a. the result 81 b
Both Recovered.
Y have had 10 and recovered Dr
Packard came down the dav after
did. lie also recovered The little
Swiss governcss the Coans brought
out with them was the frat 10 die Of
the foreigners. and then followed the
death 81 Nr Mcnowcll and mis- week
louise Shodd All my boys were
down. and my favorite one died Oth-
'rs Of the missionaries who have had
Do or are hayiug % are ur Coan. Ter.
th7 Shedd and Mrs Muller BESIDES
these we're Mrs Lewis. Mics schoe.
bel. Miss Lamme and Mr. Alien.
Tn the hospital there was a time
when the head physicians assistant.
Dr. Daniel. who died with No.. the ma.
IRON. drurgisi. an the nurses. the cook
and the bake woman. the steward and
Washerwoman. were ali down together
and $50 patients to be- taken care Of
Tn The city 10 was even worse
Verge e. Starvation.
lonunuinr her description % tho
situation. Mrs Cochran says.
Turkish rule and Kurdish plumber
inE here reduced tho inhabitants 10
The verge ~ starvation. a. yet the
end ia not I'M sight
Yesterday tho Turks and Kurda
arose and departed. and ~ De- sup
posed The Russians arc about 10 r..
torn
There ia mo- power nj description
ihaf can orrrdraw thn picture that iH
Hnd has been before our .eyea con
sianfIy ~ misery ana distress IN
stead We have to veil 70. FOR details
are too horrible
We are sin feeding thousands OF.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE
ATLANTIS :. CITY. y: }.

United States Of America. Northern Dis
-, triet Of Mes; Virginia. -.
NayloNekcehcio ETAOiN NJ GA
and FOR said District
pI In the matter % stephan Kurutz.
TO the Honorable Alstou - Dayton.
!udEc OF the District Court Of thu
nl,ed states tor the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia.
stephan kurutE. Of Wheeling. In the
county Of ohio and state OF West Nfr-
slnia, IN said District resrcctfully repre-
past ne was duly adjudEsd bankrupt
under the acts % Congress relating 10
eankruptcy that h. las duly surren-
property. and has fully complied with
All tho requirements OF said acts and Of
oraers OF the court touching his bank.
Wherefore. he prays that ne may be
decreed BY the Court TO have "a full dis
Sharge from all debts provable against
NE estate under said bankrupt acts. eN-
cept such debts a. are excepted nv Law.
from such discharge
Dated this loth day OF July. A D..
STEPHAN KURUTz.
order Of Hoties Thereon.
northern District OF West Virginia -.
on this ] 18th day OF July \. H.. 1915.
on reading the foregoing petition. IL is
ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had uTon the samc on the ttth day
OF August, \. a.. 1915. before said
curt AZ Wheeling ia said district. at
Yen ,tsn o'clock IN the forenoon. and that no.
uce thereof he published In the Wheel
ing lntclligcncer . newspaper printed I'm
said District. and that all known credi-
tors ANA other persons in interest may
appear al the said time and place and
snow cause. N any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petition should not
be granted.
And u H. further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail TO All
known creditors copies Of said petition
snd this order addressed to them al
their place OF residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston q. Day
ION. Judge OF tho said Court and the
seal thereof. AZ Wheeling Ia said dis
trict, on the 18Th day OF july A. H.. 1915.
Attest.
. n. kEFAUNER. Clerk.
jy-1s-23
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
STEUBENVILLB

TEIBENNlLLE. o.. July I5.-An
echo or the Pope tin mill strike Of 1914
vas heard here today when Mrs Edith
NJ. griffin, widow Of Deputy sheriff
george a Griffith. brought suit com
mon pleas court against the PhiIlips
sheet end Tin Plate company. for dam
axes IN the sum Of $40. 600 Tor IN. daath
81 her husband. who was shot and Killed
ny strike-brenl<er while attsmpttug
win other Officers 20 interfere In a riot
between strikers and strike breakers in
july 1913 The plnintiff alleges the de-
iendant was requested not TO permit
Tvs OFFICIALS or employees 20 carry wcap-
ons and that her husbands death was IA
result OF their disregard OF this request
Coal Stripping.
John watson. Of HDUodn1a foday
closed a deal whereby he sold 10 PENN
sl wanna capitalists. 100 s/res ~ val
uable farming land adjoining the town
or Adena for S1s.nuO The new owners
or the land have made preparations 10
strlp the same of coal despite the aEi-
thton throughout jefferson county
against coal dredging operations. Mr.
atspn has "a commission To- purchase
othcr property in the same vicinity for
the same company.
Officials In Squabbls
city Officials are in merry little
Hqunhblc between themselves over a
question 81 authority. The new SAFETY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

Hiram n. Johns the newly elected
principal OF Wheeling High school l. A
elf-msde man In every sense 81 the
Mord' born and reared an the vicinity OF
wheeling. he has risen from = news
boy 70 the high educational position vot-
ed MIN by the Board OF Education at is
meeting last night
, Before finishing his course in the
hrldSeport High school. where he grad
uated with honors. he had also raised
20 responsible position in one Of the
local steel mills BY working during his
f haeA'l ,s lie entered Mount Union Col
lege, 1905. and was graduated as Vale
leGe Work was OF such a high standard
that he was asked to Join the faculty. ~
MS alma mater by the trustees OF the
college. and taught al Mount Union from
,syn until 1903. when he came TO
wheeling High school a. Instructor in
latin After teaching three years in
nigh school his work was 40 satisfac-
tory that he was elected to the rrincipal-
snip OF the Richie school following the
resignation Of Prof Crago where he has
been instructng for the past three years
bringing the eighth ward school 10 It's
present high standing.
Aside from Mr.. Johns educational 60
compartments he has won an envtHu.,
record In Athletics. having won honors
~ both baseball ana foot ball at his
Alma mater and a. coach Of the High
school Tor three years he produced both
root ball and baseball teams that rad
not been equaled In years previous TO
MS directing OF athletics In our school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

TRIETS HELP
LAZY LIVERS

TRlETS stir up lazy livers and
arouse them so that they perform
their duties IN a normal manner
When the liver is lazy and the sys
TEN full Of waste matter and ex-
cess bile, TRlETS remove u and
strengthen the liver 50 that 10 IS
energetic and strong.
TRlETS cure lazy torpid livcrs.
constipation. hiliousncss. SICK
headaches. faintinE spells. Keep
your stomach sweet and your
blood pure
Easy 90 take Spcarmint flavor
Cd Two sizes. Zoe and 25c.
At most drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 90 Manufacturer. Jobb.r, ~
chants and Others Wholesale Deaisra
NOIlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. Thst
OF Vest Virginia will receive btds dstiv
~ " oIiice Al Charleston. West Virgtnfs
To- furnishing supplies for the Heverai
State INSTITUTIONS. the financial manage
nicns OF which r. vested In said Hoerd
Soi- tracts Will be awarded 20 the Io,resf
pleoelst quality considered and other
tIllhEr nslng equal West Nirgfnia deal
ers viii be given preference
LAss ot supplies needed will be fur
1890 nlaaeTs On receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
la-l-tI Charleston. West Virgins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
BOY Looatsd fopuiar Price FAMILY Hotel
NETHERLA NDS

New York Ave. so yards from Boardwalk.
Atlantic City. ". J.
OVERLOOKING lawn and ocean. Capacity
900 Elevator, private baths. running
water. Special free features lawn ten
MS court and dane. floor. bathing from
hotel: shower baths. EARLY SEASON
kATES-fa.0O To $3.50 WEEKLY
$500 VI DAILY. AMERICAN IsI.AN
Write Tor free booklet aud points Of in
tcrcst IN Atlantic city.
AUG Rt'HW ApFT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

Director Walter Sterling ordered two
suburban fire Departments closed be
cause they wore not being properly con-
Quoted and CITY Solicitor Roy Mcrryman
~ legal opinion held that the safety
director had no power To close the hose
houses. Denying the city solicitor. the
SAFETY director today directed the fire
chlet 10 lock up both departments and
remove the equipment witch was don.
leaving the two sections without fire
protection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

people just enough bread every day TO
keep live IN their bodies. and have
saved the Syrian nation. but have
accumulated thirty or forty dollars Of
debt which We don't know where to
find the money TO repay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

Prank Sodoti. ~ end Mary PASSOVER
Ella 10. both ~ Steub.nVtlle: Carl
Lisco. q and filimeno DE Konzo. 81
both Of Steubcnville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

Winnie ". Allison appointed admin
istratriN 81 the estate OF Mary 4 Nar.ic
OF Toronto. The will Of ~ L. Maple
admitted 20 probate. Clara black an
pointed administrator Of Elizabeth
Eaton. ~ Cadiz. deceased.
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DED

UI.nfCH-Dn Monday July q 1915 a.
Il fH o'clock b. r rf Nfa fst. go
decree White CITY Fla. EWWFaUfs.r
t LNlch Dol Tho gath yeaf 81 his
Fuurral from The residence OF hi fafb.
gr.iu-lfn MTndhHm Davis. No rf7
uinu street Martins FERRY TrIfat.
IuIf ~. 1915. Hf ESQ O'Clock l. 81.
lufrrwerf af UItrrvieU r.rrsfer,
riends respectfully Invited 10 az
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SUMNER RESORTS.
LOcH Lynn HOTEL

MOI MAIN GAkE PARK. ND ON
,rrst N the beautiful AllerherIoa Local
no 700 lartrrH International Motor tIub
Nrife Tor booklet o. U g. List rror.
mv.fa.sa
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N NOTICE

al. Fera ~ wno purcha--s atocE %
ne 2. EraceV Company. promo
ters q me HOWE gold mine. may
iearn sqmethinE % their advantage
~ addresainH stock. care me Intel
uaenoer, stating amount % pur.
thasea thsg have made.
my-17-tf
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Vermont Ave. and Beach. Capacity
500. Very moderate rates for the com
forts. appointments and table OF the
largest hotels. 50 up daily. special week
Y large cool ocean view rooms. etc.
Booklet g.. Il. Prettymsn.