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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05

Edith Mrs Nicholas Longworth wearing the
pantalettes.
New York has not yet accepted the pantalette the
for but Chicago has welcomed to it's BOSOM
anyway several fashionable have adopted the
novel garment here.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, who Alice Roosevelt the
Ace Blue the first the
pantalette the street Instead of being of net with rs
they of heavy silk material with wide tuck in each leg
reaching to the ankles.
They could have been noticed they had not panaees
being somewhat longer than the prevailing fashion skirts
heavy travelling coat with broad cloth collar conspicuous
the absence of fur of kind with the sksh look
ing trousers.
Miss Edith Ponto also wearing the garment
whichever they it Heavy embroidery
used the bottoms of the pantalettes by Miss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
Even Cross, Sick
Children Love
Syrup Of Figs
If Feverish, Bilious, Consti.
pated, Give Fruit Laxa-
tive at Once.

Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated; this is
sure sign it's little stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When listness, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
achache, Indigestion, diarrhoea, give
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
waste. the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have we'll and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit lax
ative," and mothers can rest easy af-
ter giving it, because it never fails to
make their little "insides" clean and
sweet"
Keep it handy, Mother! A little CIV
en- today saves sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for a 50-cent bottle of california
Syrup of Figs" which has directions
for babies, children Of all ages and for
grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Re-
member there are counterfeits sold
here, SO surely look and see that yours
is made by the california Fig Syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
NEW PARIS

"A. E. Penland is enjoying q week
Of his annual vacation at this time.
He is rural carried on route No. 3, out
Of New Paris.
The Pythian Sisters chapter Of New
Paris. have been engaged TO furnish
dinner at Charles Dagier's7 sale. which
will be held Wednesday. Oct. s.
Mrs. Oliver Spencer and Miss Edna
Spencer Of Bethel. were Friday and
Saturday guests Of Mrs. Mary Young.
Mrs. James Kuth was called to Mon
roe, O.. Thursday BY the serious illness
of her mother. Mrs Catherine Potts.
Wheat sowing is'enBaging the farm
er at present, though much ground in
this community is too wet to be
sowed
DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Curry and Mrs.
Susan E. J. Mckee returned Thursday
from an extended trip through the
west. the former two having been at
the exposition. -
Miss Carrie whitaker entertained
Saturday. Mrs. Will Bond of Chester.
and Mrs. Ball of Jonesboro, Ind.
Mrs. Ida L. Bohn and daughter
Miss Margaret left Friday morning for
a weeks visit with friends and rela.
tives at Cincinnati. Miss Margaret is
enjoying part Of her annual vacation
from her duties in the New Paris tele
phone exchange.
Local friends of Rev. and Mrs. C. G.
Baker, formerly Of Batavia, ILL.,, will be
interested in knowing they have re
moved to Indianapolis. Rev. Baker
was pastor of the local Christian
church for several years.
Mrs. Susan Mckee went to New
Madison Saturday. where she attended
the golden wedding anniversary of hel
sister Mrs. Stevens, which was held
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Cunningham left Thurs
day morning for her home in Chicago
after pleasant visit with the Gun
ningham and Canny families here.
George w. Richards made q bust
ness trip to Greenville Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05

iodine stains the skin brown and
stains starch blue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
SECOND MYSTERIOUS
FIRE ATTACKS HOUSE

EATON. o., Oct 5.-Timely discov-
cry of small blaze about noon Mon
day in the home of Mrs. Charles Ford.
Cherry street. between Main and
Somers, probably prevented a fire
which would have incurred a heavy
loss. Surrounding the Ford home are
many frame structures and the wind
blowing at the time would have made
a fire hard to control
When Mrs. Ford returned to her
home her attention was attracted by
the odor OF smoke. Investigation re-
vealed q blaze in a pile of paper in
an unused room. The fire Monday is
the second of undetermined origin in
the Ford home during the last few
months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Oct. 5.-Mr.
and Mrs. Royden Walfgang visited
relatives in Milton Sunday. 49,
Miss Stella Brown of New Castle,
formerly of Hagerstown, will go to
Mississippi Wednesday for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Miss Mamie Bowers was the guest
of Miss Ruby Moore at Richmond Sun
day.
In honor of the fourteenth birthday
anniversary of Miss Lola Duggihs.
her friends gave her a surprise Friday
evening. The time was spent with
games and music, and a dinner was
served to the following: Misses Helen
Stair, Ruth Benbow, Mona Borders,
Esther Pitts, Bessie Jones, Virginia
Unthank, Silvia Root, Beatrice Smith,
Lola Duggins and Master Joe Lynn.
Mrs. Arch Campbell and daughter
spent Saturday with MIR. and Mrs. ia
cob Hershberger.
Mrs. George Frazier went to Rich
mond Saturday evening for visit
with her daughter, MRS. jeanette Burd-
sail.
Miss Vivian Bales and Ernest Pol
lard motored to Muncie Sunday and
visited MIR. and Mrs. Val Hahn.
Shelby Rice went to New Castle
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Thornbuug and
Miss Myrtle Newcomb. were at New
Castle Sunday.
Misses Edith Heiney and Goldie
Replogle spent Saturday in Richmond
Darrell Clearwater, Harold Riley and
Stanley, Scott of New Castle spent
Sunday in Hagerstown.
Morris Harrison spent Sunday in
Richmond.
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daughter. Miss Edna Miller. were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday BY Mrs.
Matte Snyder near Arlington.
Mrs. Pfeiffer spent last week with
her parenst at Maxwell.
Among those who attended the fl-
neral OF. Mrs Colvin Saturday were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Paddock. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Colvin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pad
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FARRELL Of
Madison county; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
stevens and Mrs. Elmer Hale Of Rock
ford. O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Colvin.
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County Deaths


CENTERvIILE-Mrs. Gertrude Nc
CURE. 16. died at Reid Memorial hos.
pital Monday morning after q seri-
GUS operation for appendicitis which
was performed Sunday evening. The
funeral win be held at o'clock Wed.
nesday afternoon 1t the home on
Cross street. with Rev. NJ. Pfeiffer Of
ficiatins:. Interment at Crown Hill.
She is survived by her husband, John
MCGUIRE, and three small children and
her father. George Moore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
RUMELY PLANT
MAKES CASTINGS

company is now working on 10000
sets of castings for the Studebaker
company Of South Bend. The order
will keep large force of men going
two or three months. 1t is surmised
that the castings are for auto trucks to
be used in the European war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
Masonic Calendar

Observation-Disclosures Lodge, No. 1876,
+. and A. NJ. Stated meeting.
Wednesday-Webb Lodge, No. "a,
F. and A. M. Called meeting: york in
the Master Mason degree, commenc-
ing at o'clock.
Thursday-Wayne Council, No. 10,
R. and S. NJ. Stated assembly. =
Friday-king Solomon's Chapter,
No. 4, r. A. NJ. Stated convocation.
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Deaths in Preble
DAVE WILSON.

EATON-Funeral services over the
remains OF Dave Wilson. eS. who died
at the country infirmary. were held
Monday afternoon in the chapel az
that institution. conducted by Rev.
Charles A. Hunter of First Presbyter-
ian church. Burial was made In the
county cemetery. Wilson Is survived
by two brothers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-05
PEDESTRIANS ELECT.

Officers Of the Pedestrian club al
the high school have been elected as
follows: President, Caroline Smith
vice president, Neva Bowman: secre
tary. Mary Dickson; treasurer, Ailer
Beesman
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Barneavfila Locals

Miss Virginia Bailey. OF Champaign
III. arriN ed here Thursday evening for 4
visit at the home OF her grandfather, r.
II. Parsons. OF East Main street.
w. o. Chappell. attorney. returned
bus.
Mrs. Louisa Howell. a highly esteem
ed woman OF Ohio street, Is seriously All
with a complication Of diseases As
Mrs. Howell A. past 20 years OF age her
family and friends are anxious regard
ing her recovery.
John Gakenheimer. OF stewartsviIIe Is
visiting relatives I'm this city to-day.
Mrs. Lillian Seaton has returned 20
her home in Quaker City. after a visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel stanton. who have
been spending the winter in Florida are
expected home soon.
At a meeting OF the stockholders Of
United Dairy Co, held at the head office
here. Thursday. the stockholders auth
orized an Increase % its capitalization.
Ernest Doudna. OF Marietta. a former
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. vs.
Doudna. OF Wulnue street.
Charles Holloway. OF tho United Dairy
Co. Of Wheeling. was a business VISITOR
in this city Thursday.
George Hunter. tie son OF Mr. and
Mrs. William Hunter. OF south Gardner
street. has been confined 10 hts home the
past few days BY illness.
Mrs. Austin Mcbride. OF High street
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Armbrustor. OF Urbana. Fpen,
"wednesday with HE cousins. Mrs Kate
Adams and Mrs. ID. g. BOion. Of North
Lincoln avenue.
Frcd Pinch. Of Nebraska. f. VISITING
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Finch.
OF SOmertou.
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ENDS TODAY
Panhandle Agricultural Clubs Cam.
paign for New Members Has
Been Successful

Professor Nat r. Frame. together
with r. VI. Atkinson. OF Elm Grove
and Professor Horace Atwood. senior
agent OF the Panhandle Agricultural
club. was working In the Big Wheeling
Greek section yesterday in the furth.
erance Of the membership campaign
being carried on by the club. No de-
finite figures AZ 10 their success we're
Eiven out last evening but all stated
they were well satisfied This o. the
final day Of tho campaign and all the
time today viii be spent BY the work.
ers IN Ohio county.
Professors Frame and Atwood spent
"wednesday and Thursday In Brooke
county and over 80 new members we're
secured. Webster ~ SIN. junior coun-
~ agent. has spent his whole time in
Brooke county. When an reports are
In 10 is expected that the roster will
contain well over the 500 names set
az the goal for the campaign.
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TAKES APPEAL
John SaUro, Fined For Violating Yost
Law, Files Appeal Bond-Othtr
News OF Squire Hobbs Court.

John Sauro. found guilty OF Operat-
ing speakeasy April p. 1915 and
who was fined 800 and costs and six
" days In jail. took an appeal TO the
Circuit court yesterday The appeal
bond was filed with the squire. with
Charles Bachman as surety.
sam Beghon, a drunk. was fined 81
and costs yesterday or ten days in
jail BY Squire Hobbs. He took the
ten days. Albert Gross. charged with
assaulting r. Ceado. Of Elm Grove.
plead guilty 10 the charge Thursday
night and paid fine OF s. and costs.
jail IN default Of $1,000 bond
CHARGED with breaking into the Wear
l-Wcn shoe store will be given a
hearing to-day before Squire Hobbs
10 is claimed that he took from the
store. merchandise 10 the amount OF
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The Sunday school class OF Mrs. Tom
Taylor. OF the First NJ. T.. church. gave
a miscellaneous shower In honor OF Mrs
Allan wilson. a recent bride at the
home OF her husbands parents. Mr.. and
The affair was a surprise and was cley-
erly carried out and proved very enjoy
able Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Wilson was the recipient
or many useful presents
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DIED

EHoLAND-On Friday. May tn. 1913
az $40 o'clock B.. m.. at his residence
Iark View. ANON ENGLAND. In the
Ifth year 81 his are.
Funeral services az the reqidence Mon
DAY afternoon at o'clock. friends ~
the family are invited o. attend. I'm
tombmeut In Masolcum al Greenwood
cemetery.
trlcase omit fiowera)
Washington. Pa. papers pleaas copv
TURNER on Thursday. May 6, 1915. 81
Springfield Mass. ELLA RATES.
Tl NNEii widow Of Ur. r. H. Turnrr
ana daughter ot the late Dr. W. j. ana
a 3. Bates.
Services nj Greenwood cemetery sunday
following the arrival 81 he f2IF
qtclock train -. a. @. station. Friends
nfc invited.
lIIeana omit flnunral
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STEUBEN VILE

sTEIHE>N1Lt.E. -. Ny III ths
oters q ths toNn Gnd tounships Mia
- tnAn -.eet population want q hold
SInciAl~ % D. voted On a. the election
This tail "a viii - Necessary 10 NE p
tt"ns eisned - a majority % the Not-
80 OF tne township or town. Tire peti-
tten must - In the CfnCe % the CLERK o.
ne county board % elections not Later
nan MAJ II. which Il ninety DAYS BE-
fore the primaries that Will De heia On
IuescAl. AuEl.f ION
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In estate OF Virginia Finley. the
trustee applied 60 invest money.
Oroer or appraiSemenf returned 10
Probate court In estate OF Charles l.
Floto
Norman Hancks and Edgar Barcus.
Juveniles. were given a sentence 20 the
state farm and suspended on promise
10 court or walking a chalk line.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice TO Manufacturer. Jobb.r. Mo-
chants and Others Whoiesals Doaiers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board Of Control of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ It's offtce at Charleston. West VirEinia
IeT furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which II vested In said Hoard
contracts Will be awarded TO the lowest
Dlddersi quality considered. and other
tnlhgs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists o. supplies needed win be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
la-l-f Charleston. West virginia
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ordinance IN conflict with this ordi-
nance are hereby rer called.
Whcrcforc. D Harvey T. Kirk Mayor
of the city 81 wheeling. under tho aufh.
ority IN me vested hv law and the ahovs
ordinance. DO hereby appoint saturday.
the 18th day ~ May 1915 az the day on
which The election referred 10 ln said
above ordinance shall BE- held. And the
said election shall b. in aii ways COM
Quoted according Co the laws OF the
state N West virginia applicable 10
municipal elections end according to tho
ordinance ~ the city OF wheeling
I further certify hat the following L.
a correct statement o. the indebfefneas
or the city OF Wheeling issued and auth
orized.
Amount ~ bonds now issued and out
standing fqf1. 600 0o
Amount ~ bonded indebtedness the
81 .ess 1850
Given under my hand this tsf day or
May 1915.
o. r.. KIRK.
Attest.
CWka AHRENa.
Auditor Of the CITY ~ Wheeling.
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BARNES WILLIE
New Deputy Marshall

BARNESVILLE. O. May AT n
meeting OF council held on Thursday
evening. John Devoll was appointed deDu-
" marshall to fill the vacancy occasion
ca by the resignation OF Isaac Cox. The
rsPorts or the receipts OF the mayors
office. the weigh master and the reDor,
OF money received by-Street Commits
sioner Steele for dirt and other articles
soId since the first OF February. were
turned in and approx ed BY the council
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


ST. CLAIRSNILI.E. o, May Geo.
w. Huff TO Steve Packer, tract OF land
In Flushing tp.. consideration Sos.
John McGraw and wife TO Helen
consideration $40.
Emos Lucas and others to Eta White
and Bertha Pattison. tract OF land in
Pultney tp. consideration 81.
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Al the annual meeting % the Coun-
Wy Grub tney elected A. officers. Press
eenl - II Weir. Nlce-prcsldru t. Alex.
-. SHARP secrctary and treasure. ~ j
DICKSON The condition OF the nnaucr.
-ano AL other arairs we're reported Ia
on ausplciouEly.
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After considering the evidence for
less than an hour, the jury in the dam
age suit OF J. w. Morreil vs.. The Wheel
Ing Traction Company returned YER
dict for the defendant. Morrell asked
$1,000 for injuries received when his
automobile was struck by traction car.
The case Of John Lawrence vs.. The
johnson Coal Company. $4,000 dam
age suit. Is now occupying the attention
Of the common pleas court. on account
Of the large number Of witnesses called
60 testify there f. some doubt whether
the case will be concluded this week
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Vincent u. Francis. % years. and
May Mickey. Is years. both OF Stsa-
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INVESTMENTS

WANTED MONEY-Reai estate loan
SlsSVu-on city real estate worth 4
times, 50. payable 3 months in advance
Al expense paid and your lawyer q. ks
TUE and papers. g. q. Smith. Both
phones. Real estate. insurance. Ma
uonal Exchange Bank Bldg my-6-f
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"Our dairyman's cows look very de-.
jected"
Maybe that b. why our milk is 70
blue. st Paul Dispatch.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChW
FOhENRL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMnALMER.
tt22 ard 1924 Main strsst
Calls Answered Day OF Nleht-.
Store Phones 635.
6. J. Bertschv Nat Phone io.a-R
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Through the untiring efforts OF the
Personal Workers and others who have
secured quarters al the corner OF High
and Market streets, and have neatly
ntted up the property as a hall for mis-
sion work they viii bold their opening
scrNice SATURDAY evening. May sth.
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Appeals Court Reports.


The court OF appeals handed down de-
cisions on the following cases Friday
morning:
Arthur stewart vs.. State OF Ohio-de-
cisiOn Of lower court affirmed.
Lorain Coal and Dock Company We.
John kamiaiski-case certified TO JEFF
ferson county.
Village OF Belmont VS.. w. H. Adams
ct al-referred 20 Herbert Mitchell TO
take testimony.
County Commissioners vs. Bellaire
Southwestern Traction Company-dects-
ion Of lower court reversed.
John Cochran 81 al V. Robert Coch-
ran and others-appeal dismissed
johnson Coal comrany vs. Henry IN
terzcber-decision OF lower court at
Robert Cochran VS.. John Cochran and
others-decision OF lower court affirm
ed.
Y. and o. Coal company vs.. salvina
Miku-decision Of lower court reversed.
Roy Lake vs.. village OF Belmont-de-
cisiop OF lower court AFFIRMED.
ID. u. Dubois vs.. John II. Schell-de-
cision OF lower court reversed
j. W Benfield W samuel Tenant-de-
cision OF lower court affirmed
Grange Meeting.
The following program viii be car
ried out at the regular meeting of st.
Clair Grange. 60 be held In the Troll
building. Saturday afternoon at one
Roll can Geo.. The best paper I take 90
How 70 manage at House Cleaning
The How ana why OF Aifaifa"" i'en'1
.........A. q. Giffen and Geo. Hehm
Care and Feeding Of Young Turkeys
Debate.~Resoivcd that ~. Tscent len ~
islature has been more in the interest
OF the tax spender than the tax pay
sr AffiTmaiive-W x. Butcher and
Finley and Jobn sin
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Archie Hancks for burglary and lar
ceny was sentenced TO Mansfield Re-
formatory by Judge Smith.
Anna fliSa Ns. ChaS. PISA. suit for
divorce and maiden name of ninger.
They were married May =. 1919 and de-
Sertion. gross neglect and failure 90
provide are ALLEGED. r. a.. Porter at
torneN
Ernest A liarkcr Vs. Tony Fazio 81
al. suit FOR ff.4s2oo due ON a building
contract az Highland city and to make
same a lien and sell. Jones attorney.
Thos. J. Keenan, was ordered into
court Tor contempt for failure to pay
alimony.
The petit Jurors were discharged to-
day rs everybody plead guilty after
looking them once over. 4 new set OF
jurors come on May 18th.
The court OF appeals sits here ON May
10th There are l6 cases and Il will be
a short session.
Jno. r. Brown stood trial and was
found guilty OF furnishing liquor to a
Gated. -.
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ron sALE-New Prick saw mill cable
iced; 81 In. inserted tooth saw, cheap
ffor quick sale. Vim. Baker. Elm Grove
W. Va my-S-i
ron sALB-Pisno. STANDARD make. good
condition Circarian walnut case. Cost
ttI5.00. Price $4,000. Call Hell pbone
@7i-J. Alt. mviS-h
Soh sALE-ice box. eleven feet wide
seventeen feet long. holds tons ice
suitable Tor slaughter house. Enquire
Ben phone S29-J. Wheeling. my-s-m
ron sALE-Bay MARIE weight 1IbO lbs
Inquire at Postoffice. Rayiand. Ohio.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Home OF William
Lipphardt. $40 Elm street, Mar
tins Ferry; 10 room house, two
bath rooms, large sun parlor and
garage; 2iS feet frontage sur
rounded by beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery; price and terms
reasonable; electric lights, gas and
all modern conveniences. Apply
SECURITY TRUST CO., Wheel
ing; FRANK A. SEDGWICK and
X. I. ONG, Martins Ferry. m6h
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Breummer G. HiIdebrsnd

Corner Market ana Tverfv-se~e-d g..
teiephone Aot. Open day and night.
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FOR RENT

TWENTY UPsrAIR ROOMS; roun
GROUND FLOOR ROOMS, ALL WITH
HOT AND COLD WATER; AT CoRNER
MAIN AND TENTH srREErs. COG
ANS CoRNER.)
JAMES Z. HAWLEY
lo6S1f MAIN 6TREET.
rooms and bath-second noor-in
good repairs-low rent. w. II. Nichols.
BelI zes-J. Ait. mr-16-tf
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Word has been received in this city OF
the death OF Rev. DIR. l. NJ. Condit al
Pactnc Grove. California where he was
recuperating after an illness at hts home
at Oakland. Cal, where he had been a
missionary In the Chinese Mission in
California for the past fifty years. Dr.
Condit was a kinsman OF the late Mrs.
A NJ. Reid. OF this city. and he married
Miss Samantha Knox. a resident OF Hol-
and beloved teacher Of the old Steuben-
willie Seminary.
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For Sale or Trade

17O acres Of Pittsburgh Vein Coal
lands. located in eastern Marshall coun-
" adjoining the Greene county line.
VIII sell or trade for desirable farm or
income property. II you have some
thing 70 suit. We can get you an eie-
giant Investment
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WANTED-FEMALE

WANEEb-po YOU want another s.
dulNf NO experience. constant snare
furnished on contract we take urodt,ct
S S:,s0n Wheeler Co. CIne.). S3T Madison
my-S-g
WANTED-f'rce TO any woman: Rcautt-
iul ~ pee. gold dee. dinner set for dis
tfibuting dog. cakes Complexion Soap
Ifte with other products. among friends
no money needed. Tyrrell Ward. 21s In
sutute. Chicago. my-S-g
WANTEp-A female cook. CAN Bell
phone. Elm Grove 22i. my-T-I
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BE- city ~ Wheeling
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