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Watkins Chaf

By Our Special Correspondent
John Heglund and Jake Crosse
returned Saturday from points in
N. D., where they have been visit
ing the past two months.
B. w. and Glenn Malvern re-
turned from Terry tire last Of the
week. Glenn bet Il fine large team
while in town.
The R. w. Social Club met with
Mrs. Sparby on Wednesday and
everyone enjoyed the usual good
time. 1t meets with Mrs. Watkins
the 22nd. The ladies are planning
a banquet next month,
The Argyle Cooperative Club met
Saturday at the Fairvicw school
house. The families and friends of
the members being also present.
AT noon very sumptious picnic
dinner was served, followed by a
good program. The young folks
danced until 1900 when the crowd
deciding that the day was
a complete success.
Several Of Mr.. Fudge's friend;
gave him y pleasant surprise on his
Sunday the 14th. They
brot well filled baskets and all en- :
;oyed a fine dinner at 4 p. IN.
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Buffalo SpringCreek Items
By Our Special Correspondent

BY Our Special Correspondent
Henry and Albert Limesand
visited with Carl Olson Thursday
evening.
Attorney C. r. Miller drove down
to Circle on business Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Christie of Deer creek
is visiting at the Frank Frandsen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Frandsen, Carrie
Christie and Carl Olson visited at
Aarrestad's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harms called at
Limesand's Monday.
Mis-. Thorn Aarrestad visited
with friends in Circle Sunday.
Victor Tatro and Tom Kearns
called at James Tuesday.
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McCune Creek News

Mr.. McGoosh has settled on his
claim now which he recently pur-
chased.
Charles Butcher was in Circle last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz were enter
tanned Sunday by Mr.. Ferch and
family.
Fred Patrick returned from
Lindsay this week.
Gus Shara gave dance Friday
night.-Dynamite Pete.
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Feed Grinding

We are now prepared 10 do all
kinds Of custom grinding, and
wish to announce that our mill
will be running ON Mondays and
Tuesdays of each week.
Risnes & Erickson, Cirle.
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Mrs. Sam McClatchie Of Stony
Bite was q welcome visitor lll the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. P. j. Turf entertained Mrs
Seglen and daughter and NJ S.
Njaa Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Roy Leet and little son
were visitors at the MeClatclie
home the first Of the week.
How's this for Montana
weather? ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
GERMAN PAPER
WAVES RED FLAG

BERLIN. via London. July %. ID ~
D. m.-The comment OF the principal
provincial newspapers agrees with
that OF the Berlin press-that the
American note Il entirely unsatisfac-
tory and leaves Germany no alterna-
tive except 20 continue her subma-
rine warfare against hostile com
merce regardless % CONSEQUENCE. un-
less Great Britain as a result Of the
forthcoming note from WashlnEtoR
sees ne 10 change her Illegal block
ade policy"
The koelnische Zeitung after re
viewing the various steps in the ne
gotiations says:
The German and American stand
points al the end are as far apart a.
AZ the beginning and an understanding
4 utterly impossible on the basis Of
Tered by the United States
Germany will neither disavow the
sinking OF the Lusitania nor offer In
Identification for the lives OF the reck-
less Americans who persisted on the
steamer. Germany will continue her
submarine warfare in the same man
ner as In the past two months. She
VIII continue 10 show consideration
toward American ships and uassen-
gers and will hope. naturally. that de
yelopments viii not lead TO a sharpen
Ing OF relations with the United
! States"
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CHRISTM
WILL LIVE
VICTIM OF MURDERoUs ASSAULT
RESTING Easily AT HOSPITAL.
Operation Performed on Skull Yester.
day With Hope Of Proloneina
Iife-Assailant at Large.

Late this morning Il was reported
that Edward Christn:an. victim of a
murderous assault at Fulton, Sunday
and who was removed TO the Ohio Val
ley General hospital yesterday. will
live II no complications arise II was
reported that the injured boy spent
comparatively easy night. and
seemed to be gaining considerable
strength.
difficult operation was perform
ed yesterday afternoon with an idea
OF prolonging life. and apparently IL
was entirely successful. Young
Christman was brought to the hos
pital yesterday when II was found
that he was sinking rapidly at his
home.
Statements have been taken from
witnesses OF the assault. Sunday, at
Fulton, and as soon as his condition
viii permit. statement will be taken
from young Christman. II was re-
ported yesterday evening that Will
lam Murphy, Christmas alleged as
sailant, bad been picked up in Wash
ington, Pa. but States Attorney d. A.
Mckee denied this, as did the police.
They say that they have not been
notified Of any arrest.
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AGED WOMAN LEFT
ENTIRELY ALONE

CHICAGO. July 26.-At the Second
Regiment armory. where the bodies
OF the dead are laid In rows for identi-
hcation, the evidences OF the tragedy
are most apparent. Mary Maran. 70
years old. went there late at night
seeking her two sons. She saw her
boys, her dauEhter-in-law and her
grandson leave home Saturday morn
ing TO make the trip on the Eastland.
She went TO the corner with them and
waved goodbye as they took a street
car
Later in the day she heard there
had been an accident but II was not
until late in the evening that she
learned that there had been loss OF
life. When her sons had not re.
turned al midnight she made inquir-
les and was told that there were many
bodies at the armory and thither she
made her way.
Mrs Maran had made the trim
along one row OF dead and part wav
back when she uttered a cry and fell
across the form 81 q youth u was
her son. Tom. Policemen tried to dis.
suade her from continuing the search
but she persisted and ten minutes
later found the body Of her daughter
inlaW. In the last row. lying side BY
side, she found the bodies Of her 9th
er son end his child The disaster
leaves her alone. Not a relative sur.
wives and she d. poor
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U. S. TO ACT


Zapata forces were reported Al thar
time 20 miles from the city under
command Of General Castillo.
Onicial advices from Vera Cr1z
dated July "a. said.
There h. no communication with
Mexico City except BY courier from
fuebla. u is further stated that
should Pachuca be occupied By the
Carranza forces. which r. momentarflv
expected. Mexico City will probably
% reoccupied within three or four
Jalapa has been taken By the Car.
rama forces. according TO advicas to-
day. and communication from Tanpi-
GO 20 san Luis Potosi and Guanajua-
10 cut on
To eliminate villa
Inc tarramZa agency issued n state.
ment tonight saying its Information
from the border was 20 the effect that
2 new combination had been formed
~ supporters 81 General Angeles. OF
Eduardo iturbide aud OF Eulaiio Gu
NcrrcE. respectively. which had Tor
lta purpose the elimination OF General
Villa a. head % the northern faction
ne statement added that Governor
Naytorona. villa commander In So
nora and members Of the Wadero
family had aliEned themselves with
Tho new movement The plan was
formed, 20 was stated. 40 a recent con.
ference a. Nnw York
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MAKES A RATHER
UNUSUAL WILL

POMEROY. o.. July 2s.-The late
sN-Ohio Supreme Judge j. Il. Brad
bury. who died here on July II. Ieav-
ing large estate. made a surprising
viii seventeen days before he died
He directed that his wife b. paid SfSU
per year from the estate. and the
free use Of the home a. long a. she
remains his widow. Al her death ali
the property reverts TO his refatives
IL is directed that II any blood reia-
tlves OF the deceased or bis wife.
should reside with her. and such per
sons considers residing with her there
such relative shall not remain a guest
more than two weeks AZ a time ana
not longer than four weeks In n year
In The event ~ any relative Of either
side remain longer than four weeks
the annual allowance Of the wife
shall De- cut 90 $3.50 per year In the
case ~ Mark Woods a brother Of the
widow. and n resident o. Colum bus. o.
is specifically provided that. should
be- desire 90 reside with his sister. ne
may DO 20 by paying s. per week and
assisting in caring for the yard ana
cardcn.
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MINERS CONFER
Meet With Operators at Cleveland to
Iron Out Differenees@No
Trouble Feared.

Special Dispatch 90 the IntelIigeneer.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 26.-In an
effort TO settle up a few differences
which have arisen IN the No. district
OF Ohio. the Eastern Ohio coal oper-
ators and miners scale committees
opened conference in the Hollenden
hotel here today. Differences arising
in the Interpretation of the mining
contract signed last May will be ironed
out.
According to Charles J. Albasin.
president OF the district organization
OF the miners, there Is no likelihood
OF trouble over the matters under dis.
cussion. Questions TO be disposed OF
al the joint conference include yardage
in narrow work, wet yardage, inside
day wage scale f0r work not desiRnat.
ed In the contract and several other
technical matters.
Besides Albasin, representative of
the miners are: John Moore. state
president: William Ray. Frank Ledvin.
ka, Jerome Watson. John Long. VIM.
SOmerVille. j. ". CALDWELL Harry
Smith and Fritz Kraatz.
Operators attending the conference
include W. r. WOOdford. president OF
the association. w n. willard. r. VI.
Wildermuth. George VI. Jones. Joseph
Purseglove, 8. II. Robbins. & r. Maur
er, J. J. Roby and Michael Gallagher.
The conference will be resumed ri
nine o'clock tomorrow morning. II
may continue several days.
Officials OF the mine workers said
tonight that controversies between
operators and miners which have arts.
On In several mines over the failure 10
install scales within the time proposed
In the contract are not likely TO oc,
casion serious trouble. n Il under.
stood the operators are 10 be given a
reasonable time to install scales.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS


DIS triet Railroad Bc-ds 20 he Taken Up.
Al a REGULAR ScsEion OF the County
Court held for the county OF Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. az Philippi at
the Court House Of said County. on the
9th day OF May. 1915.
The following order was entered Of
1T Is ordered tnat a notice OF the
Intention or the County OF Barbour 10
pay Off certain out standing District
ltatlroad Bonds. be published FOR 90 days
In the Wheeling Intelligence. n daily
new sIaper published In the city ~
Wheeling. Vest Virginia and IN said
notice IL shall be set forth that the num-
Der OF Bonds desired 20 BE- paid OF and
taken ~ under this order shall be
Eleven tiD IN number. which incIude
-Four 90 ~ Valley District Railorad
Tor live Hundred Dollars each. and Is
sued BY the County Court 81 Barbour
county. and date august 8. 1855. Nun
Der one Of said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder CT the Eleven IN
BENDS, being seven cd % Barker Dis
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 10
seven inclusive for Five Hundred Doll
lars each. issued By tho County Court Of
harbour County. and bearing date %
And % b. ordered that the Sheriff Of
said county cease payment Of interest
or said bonds AZ the expiration Of said
A cops from the record.
Attrats
s. ?. HOFFMAN,. CLERK.
nly -12-su-2f-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
REMINGTON STRIKE
MAY BE RESUMED

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July 2s.-
Unless the labor situation at the
Remington Arms a Ammunition Com
pany's plant IL adjusted by Wednes-
day afternoon another strike will be
called. according TO a statement here
tonight by J. J Keppler. information
al vice president OF the machinists'
union.
Il had been expected that all OF the
strikers would be back TO work today
after the announcement OF last wee K
OF the labor leaders that an agree
ment had been reached with the com
pany for a weekly working schedule
OF 4S hours. with no decrease in
wages, but complications arose to-
day when returning strikers were re-
fused employment. Manufacturers
say only about half dozen "agita-
tors" were turned away. but members
OF the mRchinists' union assert the
number reached $50. When the iron
workers learned OF the turn OF affairs
they again walked out A few OF
them, however. returned 20 work dur
ing the afternoon. and the remainder.
II was said. would 20 back tomorrow
pending a further attempt at a set
Element
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ROADS CAN CHARGE
FOR HAULING STAG

CHARLESTON. w Va. July 2g-
The public service commission Of West
virginia following arguments made to
DAY, rescindcd an order forbiddinr
railroads charging Tor tho hauling of
Stag and cinders and announced that
railroads would be permitted 20 put
into effect tariff charge Of twenty
cents per ton Railroads for years
have fauled Stag and cinders from The
furnaces In the Wheeling district free
because they could BE- used for ballast.
so longer needing the Stag FOR ballast
The railroads recently fled n tarIn
schedule. The commission decided the
petition had been filed too late and
permitted the tarin to stand
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THOUSANDS LOST
In CHINA FLOODS
ADMIRAL WHITE HAITER CA.
elES FROM SAANOHAI OF
THE OEpLORABIE
CONDITIONS.
cunboat Callao Delivers Rice 70
stricken Cities and Rescues Mis-
sionartes ard Blind Ciris

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-The loss
OF NE In Canton. China. due 20 nre
and Hood. Il estimated ia tens OF
thousands, according 20 a report TODAY
from Admiral Mtnterhalter. command
ing the Asiatic feet The gunboat
hing July Is and rescued missionaries
and SO blind girls from the dikes OF
that town,
Admirsl winterhalter cablec from
SHANGHAI the report received by Inn
RON the Wilmington which was sent
on relief work with the Callao
Conditions Canton. July ~. improv-
ing, water falling. business resumed
and banks opened" the report says.
and vicinity due to IRE and mood Is
tens OF thousands. July Is, u. :. ;.
Sallao took 100 bags OF rice to Shuy-
hing and rescued missionaries ana
NIFTY blind girl refugees from the dikes
OF that town. July Is. Wilmington
arrived Canton with 400 baEs OF rice.
IN cooperation with British ana
American consuls general, BEGAN cis-
triouting 10 homes lost and arriving
refugees through missionaries.
Start Relief Work.
missionaries accompanied by
an armed party left for Yintak 70 dis
tribute rice. This party reports 100.
Ovv destitute In the Tsinguon district
where they distributed 1000 pounds
OF rice. Unable to reach Wrntak
the party reported that place sub
merged. An Investigating party has
been sent overland
In the vicinity OF Sam-Shuy All
towns and large area of the West
river district Is flooded. There wa
great distress from lack of food. The
crops have been entirely destroyed
large shipment OF food Is expected
at Canton. Among foreigners ther,
n no distress
Additional naval vessels are not
required. Oaly ships OF very light
draft could further assist
An unsuccessful attack was made
on July Il against the life OF the Can
ton general, and a number OF the gov
eminent soldiers were killed"
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FOOT CRUSHED
James Glenn Meets Win slight Aeel
dent, Yesterday.

James Glenn. OF No %. Twenty.
seventh street became intoxicated
yesterday. o. IL alleged. and started
Wandering lie was brought up I'm
the local yards Of the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad company. and got In the
way % car The shifting crew pick.
- him Up and had him removed 90 tho
OHIO valley General Hospital where
~ vas found that he lad suffered a
badly crushed left foot An nmprfa.
uon vii not be necessary.
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MAKES HAUL
Deputy Prohibition Conn,Iasisrsr
Phillips Arrested Alleged Yoaf
Law Wloiatora

Last evening Deputy Prohibition
Commissioner Phillips and hia assist
ants arrested q number Of aIIrga1
1oet Law violafors. including CharIea
Mllhelm. EuEonlon Nleci0uc. Paul
Maltese Domlnlck Piefroa. Mrs wiz
jam Goth and Matilda Phillips They
we're allowed fO 20 on their own ro-
Cognizanro 90 rppoar before gquIra
W RAIDER THE morning Some Of
BON are said 90 b. common carriers
Whll0 others are alleged to b. speak.
easy operators
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STRIKE SETTLED

NEW YORK. July % Tho strike
on $500 longahOremen employed bv
The CLYDE steamship company and
the Mallory Steamship company.
which had been in progress since
last Tuesday and whFh threatened fo
cause great DELAY in shipments. was
ended today. Tho men wore allow
90 conceasions in the matter 81
working hours and we're granted an
increase n I've cents an hour Tor
REGULAR work and time and a half Tor
SUNDAYS
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NOTICE

Peraona wno purchases stock %
ne =. - Hracoy Company, promo
tiers % the HoWfa roId mine uIav
learn aQmefhiuE g. their advaufaaa
~ addreaHinF Htoct, care Ths intel.
nGancer, stating amount % uur-
ehaaea thsy have made
my-1T-tf
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LONDON. July &C. SOS o M
Ihe norwegian steamship Fimrcifo Or
a.Hlt tons groaa. was Funk today nv
. German submarine The crew was
landed az StOernoway. Scotland.
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

one mile from Elm Grove and two
room mouse, stable and barn, large or
shard A. bargain, $4,000. Write FOR
Bros. Elm Grove. W. Va Both phones.
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~ l.hil. VIII be redeemed serf.rhrr frf.
lal'. 1t The National Exchange Rank.
Wheeling " En
AlI one bonds enumerated In fhIa ra.
Der fFf. 1915
WHEELING STEEL a rUDN COMPANY
q. Q HUNTER Secretary.
lr-1f-auf- .g6.sfu.i
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nnDEstPTToN 81 norps-

Notice ~ redemption Of bonds bv the
W cling stool a Iron Company.
WheelinE. ". Va, July 2Tth. 1915.
OUTSTANDING nu the Issue dated serfror-
n,L Ht i.i' and bearing the following
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LOST
TYPEWRITERS

ALL LATEST STANDARD TYPrwRrr-.
EAS rented - sold -- repaired - ex-
changed, prices f2a and up. terms only
- per month, viii call. Address a A
oalbreath. Mheellng. ". Va Jy-27-g
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MANY DROWNED

TOXIC. July a. Many persons
have been drowned ana considerable
damage has been done on ths island
~ HokkaIdo and in Korea by tho
floods
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ITALIANS OCCUPY
PELAG0SA ISLAND

ROME, via Paris. July 20, midnight.
An official statement Issued to-
night says:
"The island OF Pelagosa. important
on account OF its strategic situation,
has been occupied by the Italian
forces"
The Italian island group OF Pela-
gosa lies in the Adriatic sea about
midway between the Promontory OF
Gargano and Dalmatia- The group
consists OF two isles, Grande and
Piccola. These are OF great rocks
rising 343 feet and 121 feet, respec-
lively above the sea. The position OF
Pelagosa Grande renders Il a good
point of departure for vessels navi-
eating the Adriatic.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a. Ark AYES. Grounds with sen,t.
courts adioin Beach; Only popular price,
=, nos Z, M HhsTe SghSIS may 20 from HOUSE
stIsst.. which 10 prohibited. Use Of BATE
sOSSES az. care Of suits FREE RUN
MING WATER in rooms. ORCHEsTRA
$50 and up daily, Sc o 81 50 weekIr- Am~ri
can plan WHITE SERVICE GARAGE.
booklst PAUL C R SEcRANS-
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Sawmill waste ~ Douglass mr.. %
Nhlgh an enormous quantity r. f0unt
.n me western forests. is beInr used
~ mako paper pulp BY a mill az Marsh
field, Oregon.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC
HOTEL BOUTWELL,

HInII uN-. scCUnI EOua0 from EOard-
walk and steel Pier. Every appointments.
Highest standard in cuisine and service.
Booklet
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NS SssS, % N. S1 a.n. JebsSr., Me

Nouee % Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, ner
chants and Others Wholesais Dealers
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. That
me state Board OF Control Of the State
OF West Virginia Will receive bids daifv
a. its office at Charleston. West Virrtnia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mcnt Of which Is vested IN said BoRrd
SoEtracts viii be awarded 70 the lowest
bidderst quality considered and other
th WI b,lng equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
laAs 81 supplies needed viii be fur
hishcd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ta-l-tf Charleston. West VfrgInts
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THE FRONTENAC EE,s s!,. u t.sot ave.
modern hiEh-class home-lilxs- hotel: cap.
$50; finest hotel section. central to evefy
attraction. ocean view rooms cool
porches. metal beds, elevator; white SER
vice. IS. $40. $3.50 wkly. Booklet
w r. WATTS
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT room house, Werwoos
inquire 22SO Warwood Ave. Jy-2s-k
ron RENT rooms 40 Main street
jy-2G-l
FOR REET-Two furnished rooms for
nsht housekeeping. Centrally located.
Call Natl phone 14(O-R. fioia a. mi, 10
y. nl. Jy-3-tf
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Tennessee ave. close
10 beach Refined
family hotel. finest
from hotel: shower
ckly. l.. h. LOW Err.
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Hotel Sothern

the ocean. 10Th season: modern and
homelike. private baths. running water
elevator. cap. 200. G. l.. CAKE
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BEk U NJ ONT
Hotel New England
THE WILTSHIRE

UHNHs. running NatCr IN rOoms- EleVa a
hal rates. Booklet. BRYAN WILLIAMS.
THE WILTSHIRE ylrginia Avenue and
capacity $50; private baths, running
water In rooms. elevator, fine porches
Nc.. music. Special-Sl2.50 up weekly.
81 so up daily. open all year. booklet;
auto at trains. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSShV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEkiAi EMBALMER.
va and 1924 Main stresa
--Calis Answered Day or Nlght-
Store Phones sa5.
g. J. ~ rtschv. Nat Phone fa-aR
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BERKSHIRE INNAlL.wAYs QFE Is

ginit Ave. Cap. 800. High class crulsina
a service. Elevator. Private baths a
rooms with water. $40 TO $3.50 wkly.,
- up dly. J. r.. Dickinson.
HOTEL MAJESTICHHiissssisRia y avs, end
throughout centre OF attractions. ocean
view, capacity 300. elevator private
baths. white service etc. superior table.
special, 5000 up weekly; $500 up daily
Booklet. 81 A SMITH
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9 STAN LEY

o"uIn IHr0Inn ANc-.10Hr BcaCu- M1UHrc-
ment Of owner. 81 T. CUERAN
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Breummer E. Hiideb,snd
r. Euneral Directors ana Ernbaimera
-l.L-.lne ~ nnrn fav ord nfrhL