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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03

iii Dolle RoOu inlicn COWS LOT salt
III Inquire at this office.
III All kinds of grain including
II wheat at Lunaburg Dalton & Co
Il There are several teachers il
Il taking the examination.
H Dry cleaning and pressing a
the Burns Steam Laundry. 4tf
II j. w. Biggs has returned from
his trip to the DEMO section.
/ Best Of care given patients al
Mrs. Fireoved's Maternity hospi'
tai.
Tom Allen and family are over
from the p Ranch taking in the
celebration.
Rolled barley, wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. w. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Chicken dinner Sunday at the
Overland IL O'Clock and also
from $3.50 in the evening.
j. w. Vanderpool delivers ice
every other day to any part of
the city. Leave your order.
Go to j. c. Welcome q Sons
and secure "Shoohy" to keep.
the flies and insects off your
animals,
Good light second hand buggy
with both shafts and pole and
single harness for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
Williams Bros. have all kinds
of rough lumber for sale at their
mill 15 miles north of Burns on
the Canyon City road.
VIM. Stirling. accountant for
the Hanley interests, has return
ed from Il business trip to Warm
Springs Agency and Colville,
Wash.
Many Catlow people are in for
the celebration. headed by Ed
Tulloch. The ball team from
that Valley are competing with
the locals during the period.
Fred Smyth and bride arrived
home Wednesday evening after
spending several days in Portland
and other places of interest.
They received a hearty welcome
from their friends.
Miss Beatrice Bouy was mar
ried on Wednesday of last week
at Eugene. The young lady has
many former school mates and
friends in this city who join in
her every happiness.
Something different: The
Chimes" in five reels at Tona-
wanna tomorrow night. 1t is
taken from Charles Dickens
novel and features some of the
star actors of the present time.
See it.
The Times Herald learns that
a committee of the board of re-
gents of the Agricultural College
will be here about the 10th of
his month. President Kerr
IF the college will accompany
he party. =
Roy Dwyer returned Thursday
evening from San Francisco ,
where he had been enjoying the
'air. He reports a fine time.
Mr.. Dwyer is much interested I
n machinery and this visit gave
,im an opportunity to observe
III the latest models and he =
thoroughly enjoyed every min
lte of his time.
A. f. Murphy and wife are u
'ver from their home at Iron
Mountain. guests at the home of
heir daughter, Mrs. Neil Smith.
The Murphys expect to leave in
he near future for Seattle, Mr..
durphy continuing on to Alaska 9
where he has valuable interests
o look after. Chas. Faulkner is u
lso going to Alaska to look over al
he territory in the vicinity of
'eward. He may remain there d,
or an indefinite time.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAM oFFICE
Burns. Oregon, May "a. 1913
Notice In hereby given that John W. robinson
Burns, oregon, who, ON Jan. "a, 1903 aud April
/, 1910, made Homestead Entries No. OlS2tOilla
respectively for k1Sswt4, NWl.swl., sWt.
swI, section Is. township 81 South Range q
kast, willamette Meridian, has filed notic,
of Intention TO mako hnal ave year proof To
establish claim To the land above described.
gol, ON the sth day OF July, 1918.
Claimant names M witnesses;
David Grow, Augustine Gilbert, Joaquin
nerdugo. Clarence Mace. all OF Beckley, ore
gon.
wN, fARRE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NO. sopI.
Report OF the condition OF the

Report OF the condition OF the
iiARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Of BURNS
at Burns. IN the State of oregon. at the close Of
business. June 2lrd 1919.
EKsouRoks.
| Loans aid Discounts .. $50 t6i q
U. 4. Bonds deposited to secure cifcu.
la,lon lpar valued .,... W.. 500 ~
! 4. y bonds pledged TO secure
L s.dcposiis tpar yaluel 100000
U =. bonds pledged to secure
| Postal savings 10000
| Total 4, T. bonds "A, 100 W
Securities other than 4. 4. BondH,
owned aud unplcdged ..... Sp.JSO ~
Subscription to stock of
Federal Reserve bank tt7oo %
Lcss amount unpaid 2s5o 70 t2n0O0
An other stocks, including
premium un samc. .,,.t...., COO W 2aaO ~
Furniture aud fixtures ,,..... ass2 u
Other Real Estate owned 500 ~
Duu iiom Federal Reserve Rank G.sls W
Due from approved re,oue
agents IN Sew YORK. Chi
cHgu aud -. Louis ...,.. sityOs7t
Due from approved reserve
agents In other reserve
cities ........... 5s,77o 0d C7.Gsi u
Due from banks aud bankers fother
THAI aboyel ...... ........... 2i,bsi is
Checks oh banks In the same city or
town ~ reporting bank ......,,,.. "a 90
outside checks aud other cash items.
. ms tg, fractional currency. nickles
aud cents, $3.50 lJ7 ~
Notes Of other National hanks $3.50 W
LAwruL AosKY hEERvE IN bAnE.
va
Total coin aud certificates - 2i.J7g 10
Legal tender notes ....... ....... 70 o0
Redemption fund with u. .sTressurcr.
tnot more than per csnt on citcu.
lation) ....... i,i75 10
rotai. ss7.oOo9 81
LIAhiLIriEs.
Capital stock paid In. .......... 1900 "
surplus FUND. ........ 5000 %
Undivided profits, N.aio7t
Less current expenses. in-
tcrc,t aud taxes paid i.sO,S 80, 81
Circulating notes .,..,. 235OOOO
lees amount on hand and
IN Treasury for rcdcmp-
ton or in transit 7Ooc 22,sO %
Demand deposits;
ludiyidal deposits sublectto
check .............. 2ls sss vs.
Certificates Of deposit due
IN less than 30 days. b.sg7 80
ccTu iod Checks go
Cashiers checks outstand.
Ing, .........., l.Gp0 G3
United statcs deposith 10000 o.
Postal savings deposits A2sl
Deposits requiring notice Of less than
80 days ...,, ......... vi. .s32 %
Timo deposits
Certificates OF deposit due
ON or after 20 days 80. ioJ92
Deposits subject To 10 or
more days notice .,..., i6.9i1 % 50. i52 67
Total .............. .......... tis7. .O9O "
STATE OP OREGON,
County of liArncy,
/. Leon NJ, Brown, Cashier OF the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above
statement Ia true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
LEos NJ. BHowH. Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before mo this lst
DAY Of Jnly. 1915.
A. W. 0owAH
.seall Notary Public
Correct Attest
J, NJ. DALTON
G. y. McKIssEY
q. A, REAnoLD
Directors
Evening star., 1915-05-22
PERSONAL.

1T Is GOOD SIGN WHEN BUSINESS Is
prosperous with us II means more. cash to
be circulated and we make II hum. You can
get your share for all the mems suits.
pspts ETC. that you can spare. and our prices
square we call when you say. JCSTH'S
OLD STAND, Bl9 D.
WE KNOW HOW
Let us estimate your window shades.
Every shade guaranteed to ht Mail us q
postal today and We will call Immediately.
PHIl.A. SHADE co. 4OsL, 14fh st. NV. "a
NERVOUS. SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES.
chronic and serious: also facial.
Cancers and sores successfully treated
Electricity cures scia'ira rbeuma ism, nefs-
ousnesA Or. NICHOLSON, 1905 II Ut.
Evening star., 1915-05-22

See our large, exclusive list Of paving places
II you wish to buy. To sell. see the brokers
who get results. We also trade houses and
lots for business places.
New York Business Brokers. li23 r
Evening star., 1915-05-22

GARAGE and repair shop for rent. Boz 81
Star office. %
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
SKULL CRUSHED MONDAY
NIGHT.
Gilbert Moore Hit
With q Bottle In
Renfro S Cafe

Monday night Gilbert Moore.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore
was hit and dangerously cut with
soda water bottle at Renfro S
Cafe, by Roy Davy. young boy
OF city and the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Davy, in an alteration
it is stated arose over girl that
Moore had the night previous,
Moore's skull was fractured in
two places his left eye almost
knocked out ano several other bad
cuts about the ;ace caused by the
breaking of the bct'le.
Moore WAS sitting at the count
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12

er when Davy who was drinking
walked in the cate. and started
some trouble in the back part OF
the place with John Repfro IT..
one OF the cafe owners, but we're
parted before serious trouble re-
suited Davy then walked to the
to front door and startt d The
trouoble with Moore that resulted
in the fatal throwing OF the bottle
Moore was rushed to the fficss
o! Tfovillion Bros. and there his
wounds were cared for and dress
ed. and from there he was remov-
ed to his home on Johnson St.
'Davy gave himself up Tuesday
to Policeman Onsrue Cowper and
was lodged in jail to await the
outcome of Moore injuries v hit h
are serious.
Thus we continue TO see the
fruits OF whiskey.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
Fires Revolver When
Accused, 20 Turns
Away After She
Approached Him
and Said, "Heres
Your Baby"
BULLET LODGES IN
JUDGES BENCH
Case OF Young Man on Trial
Had Been Postosed---As-
sailant Says She STOOD
All She Could"

coRslcANA. TEN nov. o.
Allen Cooley. 20 years old. char
ged with seduction. was shot and
dangerously wounded by Miss
Alma Morgan. 10. tho prosecu-
ting Witness. while standing in
front of the judges bench in Dis
trict Cou't here today.
The s1nl ct ON a IS calib. r
revolver struck .Godley in the
neck. He fell to the floor. | s
legs being pa alyzed
Cooley was sitling when Miss
Morganss, pprosched him. sayn &
Alien. nere's your baby
He replied he did not want the
child and turned 10 walk away
She fired the bullet enierir g
Cooley $ back. just below the base
OF the neck. coming out a, the
breast ADD imbeddIng tseli in the
district judges stand.
Miss Morgan was taken in
charge by Deputy Sheriff Curing
Ton. No charge has been made
against her
The only statement the girl
made was she dad stood all she
could. +"
The trial OF the case had been
postponed Immediately before the
shooting until February. s,x..
Cooley is in sani,arium. His
condition IS critical.
Globe Democrat
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
DEW AINE.

Editor Gazette:
We had splendid
session all day yesterday. We ad-
mini.tered the Lords Supper ~
the afternoon.
peacons Hndgens and + ].
Jones conducted the covenant
meeting.
The church organized two fn-
ancial clubs 10 opera,e six weeks
rally. Deacon James CIayborn and
Trustee Peter Cox are tie cap
tains. The deacons ard tfustecs S
are lined up against each other
the victor is to be crown, d on the
3td Sunday in Dec. each one is
c3nfident OF being the winner.
The ladies club meets every
onday evening, The president
sister Hattie Brown sa, she is
we'll pleased with her followers.
they have turned out Fights quilts
since the association. b,sides the
table covers. wall pockets and
etc.
The editor is expecting to meet
the board which meets with the
Mt Pleasant church Goleouda.
ill on Thursday before the sec.
ond Sunday in Nov
All pastors OF the churches
composing the East Mt. Olive
Association are members OF the
Board and are expected to be
present.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
NOTICE.

The Institute and Executi, t
Board OF the East Mt Olive Bap
tist Association will oonvere with
the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
Golconda. Illinois, On Thursday
before the End Sunday in Novem-
Der 1915. All members and con-
stituents are invited and Specially
requested to be present.
Program follows or rather had
in mind to say to all the ministers
composing the association, that
you are members ofthe board and
care expected to attend to help
make the Board Meeting a sue
ess.
Our opportunities for doing
good in the cause OF Christ on the
mission field is better than ever
before. so let us play well our
part while the opportunity pre-
walls. 1t is said that success
comes to them that wait, there is
an important word left out and
that word is work or labor, sue
cess comes to them that labor
and wait.
Nov brethren. you have four
weeks to prepare for that meeting
please arrange your business sto
be present. and il you find that
you cannot be present, remember
that it is an expense to them thao
TO attend. and since we are at
tending to your business by your
order. remember the request O
the association, that those VIII
could not attend would :eni up
one dollar to help take carte Of the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
SPARTA.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
am glad to say through
the columns oi your worthy paper
that We ate on the march to a bet
ter land 10 the came OF jehovay
Our S S. vas opened by our
Supt. az the usual hour.
The lesson was reviewed by
Rev. will Jones OF Coulterville.
Ill.
The young people S s Insti-
tute under the leadership OF Mrs.
ID. Browning made their report
in their social entertainment the
previous night S. 35 the same
was turned over to the S. S.
Rev. P. b. French preached a
powerful sermon at II.55 Text
Behold there arises little cloud
out OF the sea, like a mans hand.
AT $40 the church rc-asse.n-
bled IN. prayer and praise SER
vice in the meanwhile the Lord
administered the Lords Supper
and with song all marched out
AT 7:45 our pastor ascended
the rostum and preached a soul
stirring sermon. The words OF
the text was and the Lord said
unto him what is that in tho hand.
Ex. 4 2.
Under the administration OF our
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
DEW M AINE ILL.
Notice.
w. P. WASHINGTON

This is to notify all the church
es chmposing the East Mt Olive
Baptist Association that the Ist,
Executive Board will convene
with the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church, OF Golconda, Tue sday
before the 2nd Sunday in Nov.
Rev. A J Bowers and his good
people are preparing Tor all OF the
messengers. All members OF the
Board must comply with sec. II
of the Rules OF Decorum.
w. P. washington, d. d.
Moderator.
A H Bradley. Cor. Sec'y
Dewmaine,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12

p ,stor the church or the working
forces OF the clubs raised f23 IS
our pastor plsnded assisted in re-
building choir stand oblong
being ten by twelve feet by o in
chts high.
Mr. Johnnie Richardson united
with our church today.
Mrs. NettieI Maoklin made a
trip TO St. Louis, last week.
Mr.. Will Washington entire
ia anily were visitors in Chester.
H.. this week.
J J. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
Mr.. Editor

Mr.. Editor :
| am glad OF the pleasure
TO say through the columns Of
your worthy paper.
The s S opened lat o;3o by
the Supt Rev. John chatham.
Rev. X Wright OF Carbondal-
visited odr school.
There were not any eleven O
clock services.
Rev. J. II. Hilley have not re-
turned at this writing
Rev John Griffin preached at
night
c. A. Macon.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12

expenses OF the board, we are ex-
pecting you to keep your word
hope no communication will
come up to the board saying that
| am in meeting and cannot be
present. for the work Of your dis-
trict in its sphere is just as I'M
portant as your Church work is il
its spere, and am praying thar
the Ministry OF our district will
soon come TO see it that way.
w. P. WASHINGTON
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
Metropolis. Ill
Nov II. 1918.


We take this method to express
our heartfelt thanks to those who
so earnestly assisted us in our re-
cent bereavement in the loss Of our
dear son and brother William. who
died in East St. Louis, ILL.,, Mon
day Nov. 8, 1915.
And when your home shall be
visited by death. if in the day or
night don't fail to call US as we will
be ready to aid you in any way to
lessen your grief
Thanks. :.
Parents.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moore,
Sisters.
Mrs. Venia Tranzor,
Mrs. Minnie Evans,
Brothers.
Ernest,
Birtie,
Gilbert
Adelbert.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
ROGER WILLIAMS UNI
VERSITY NOTES.
NEWS OF THE YOUNG WO-
MEN CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CITATION OF K. w. u

The Y. w, c. A held its first
meeting for this school year on
last Saturday night Oct. 80. 1918
The house was called to order
by Miss floy !. Darrell acting as
chairman.
Song 40. so was sung from the
Jubilee Message. the scripture
reading and prayer by Miss Dor
tiny o. Bennett. then song DO. o2
wal hsung. =
Officers were elected and INSTALL
ed.
Misses Ethel c. Wright Pres
Ardella Owens. Vice Pres.
Mamie V. Mathis. Sec'y.
Elizabeth M Anthony Ass I
Dorthy o Bennett. Treas
Vievinne Northcross Pianist
The new officers now took their
regular places, fees were collected
from the old members and then a
number Iof new members joined.
paying their fees also.
Remarks by Mrs. M. c. Ken
ney.
Then the meeting stood ad-
journed with prayer by Miss
Viola G Curtin. ~
Y. w. c. A. Entertains.
The Y w. c. A. welcomed in
their midst the Field Secretary
Miss Josephine Pinyon and she
offered very good suggestions, we
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
NOTICE.

ihti- "ii.a~ ~ ~ - ""1
hnat:s And tnen we are cut Tor
Goleonda. Illinois TO attend the
the Executive Board Meeting OF
the East Mt. Olive Bspt ST Asso-
citation. Brethren ae ate look
ing for You al Gcldonda Thurs lay
before the second Sunday in No
vember. 1915. God has blessed
us the past year TO do much Tor
His cause. and when we look bae x
al our opp rtunities. We reg,et
that We did not do more for h,m
Realizing his goodness in tho
pat. ltt US 60 up TO Golennda
and advise plans, ways and means
to do more Tor him this car.
be hrsn please come. and you
that annot come. send commu-
nica ion with one dollar enclosed
L, help foiwaid d the work Ct our
our Master | am indisposed.
and under the care OF physician
been absent from my fock three
Sundays. but am preparing
with all my might TO be present
at thar meeting.
q the work that is TO be done.
how can We siilll God bless al
the d zar pastors. officer ard l,y-
men. know that times las be, n
hard and close. bit il could have
bern worse. lct Us awake to duty.
q how We Ike to see iuI'
house when We &C into our church,
c, on Sunday Morning Why my
dgars /, takes the same IN fgy itr
the district that II dors Tor the
local church. TO insure suect s. tor
your district Come let us sd
vance new ideas. new plans help
and encourage each other. under
the .heasy burdens we have to
bear brethren. the work is yours.
let US be found at our posts.
My work a, home is great. | am
also needd IN the district work.
We mus, sacrifice for both. or
our home work will be a iailu c
Lets have full delegation at
GoIconda this month. My heat
goes out for the work. and know
that ! am not alone. there are
others whose nheart goes out just
as mine docs. and ! look for the
iru't OF your yesrn no hearts. 10
crop out in your attendance at
Golconda. this month.
Pss'ors, pastor we afe looking
for you at Goiconda OH ye
looking { Niuisfess) glasses. thru
whom the people and naions
must see God Thine on shine
out aud God and good men will
approve your course. and the nat
ions must approve your course.
and the people and nations will
say Amen.
! am yours in His name
w. p. Washington.
Moderator,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
False Hopes.

After Dave Darlington lost his
voice he used to rap on the trough OF
bis pig pen at feeding time. Then q
woodpecker went to live in the pig
pen. and the hogs went crazy.-The
Rafnrodders.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12

are always glad to have her vlsit
US, "She always trings with her
sunshine and leaves an. ong US its
re ehecting rays.
On Monday night Nov. I. Miss
Miss Pinyon was royajly entertain
ed by the Y. w c. A.
There was program rendered
Vocal Duett ............. Misses Moore
....... .. ...........................an and Walden.
Address in behalf of the Y w, {
A A........................ Miss +. c Wright
Vocal Solo,. 49,. Mrs Snoden.
Instrumental Sooj Miss Gledy
.............. ............. Pinkston
Respoue ......... 49,. Miss Josephine
Aitefwhich the members of the
Y ". c. a and the members of
ths faculty march ed to reception
room of dhillip's Hall and there
was served two course NJ, nu
which was much enjoyed by all.
Miss PInyon leaves us on The
evening of Nov. 2. enroute to
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Roger Williams Litera y
Society had their regular meet
ing Friday evening as usual
The Orchestra consisting Of
Prof. Hampton ard Messrs Thorn
ton and Shultz assisted by the
pianist who also accompanied the
several solos.
We have also instituted merit
y S'NHh ici =itlti pans III tpi
sociriy thar will give them a re-
;ummerdali,n for their literary
work through diploma being is-
sued by the literary cabinet.
Much interest is being shown.
here the college spiiit is on 10
force.
The foot ball team is priming
up for what is expected to be
game OF interes: in the very near
future.
Mr. Williams has been elected
president OF the literary society
and is also one OF the promoters
OF the Foot Bal. team.
Everything is in good shape
here now.
J. N Washingt on.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
plunamlsm.

/. ppnamism.
Dignam tells US: There are many
risks in business. The wise fnan al
lows his competitors to take thea.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-12
For Remembrance.

FOR Hernembranoe.
D!ll--"Since have come back
find that I'm forgotten by all my
friends" Will--"Why didn't you bcr
row money from them before you
lefty'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-13
WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

Pennsboro.-Clay Dist. let contract 20
c. .. Keyser. Bellaire, o.. 90 erect
school. 2 stories. brick. Chas. W. Bates.
Aren't, 7Ol National Bank Bldg. Wheel
ing. ". Va.
Judge G.. ". Lynch Of state Supreme
wnliamson--vaugha Hotel. Jake Lee
Court, loss $4,000.
vines store. loss $4,000
Wellsburg ANGLICAN Gas a. Electric
Go. 30 Church St, New York. viii organ
Ike company TO build electric plant;
iuItlal expenditure &Z.5uu.uUu, initial in
HtHIIIfiou 81. 1000 X vs.. with provision
for Ultimate development 10000 x. Vs..
Foundation 60. or Sew York In charge
of construction. Sargent ~ Luudy. thl-
cage. tuuslt Eugrs. IN charge. plant
location. on ohio River and Ieuuey Iva
CORPORATION contracted with Richmond
Coal Co. WheelinE. for entire coal Hur-
plE for % years from Beech Bottom
mine. near Weusburg
Huntington. -Nerus II Ritter. ArcHf.
fnr Milief-k Ritter 0uldlnE. lrt follow Ing
OF Truased concrete steel co... main Ur-
firr. youngstown, o. terra Gotta. 'eI-
t.HI Ifrri-t .H. ff Co.. woodbridge NJ o..
heating and plumbing. bockwaF Plumb
iUE CO.. Huntington. concrete D. a.
Rhodes. Huntington. who has general
fI ue frerr1af. concrete floors with
cost about 100000
Huntington Wareaoure Land Co.. Irt
contract to A. stone Construction GO.
r. 'reg' ,e..af,1 Nfrslh,o'Ha.s.e.. ~ 4't1 ~
frame. iron rffea. l.pIg r0mr9s|fIan
roof. concrete floor. cost $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-13

at the rear Of the hall underneath the
stair landing. The kitchen. pantry and
dining room are placed at the left OF
the nall, and the entire interior is
carried out in the same style OF archi-
lecture as the exterior. The second
iioor Is reached by wide open stair
way from the main hall and a separate
rear stairway from the kitchen. On
lhls tloor are four large bed rooms.
win ample closets, sewing room. bath
room and sleeping porch. The attic
is finished in two rooms and Ie
reached by stairs from the second
floor hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-13

This home will interest anyone de-
string the best in architectural ex-
preston. A more complete descrip-
ton will be gladly given upon appli-
cation.
The cost Of a house OF this type
VIII depend on the quality of materials
used and the elaboration OF details.
Using stock material throughout IL
should be built for $1,000. but this cost
could be increased two or three thous-
ana DOLLARS and every dollar of this
increase would show in the attractive
ness Of the home.