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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
HEAD

R. R. Youndblood and wife and A. c. Ayers and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday at -t44re home eff Mir. Mir Bulk Miss Ethel Ayers of Warner, visited at the home of L. L, Ayers Saturday night and Sun day.
 L. G. Ayers made a business trip to Green Forest Monday. Uncle Bob Wilhite has been quite i'll the past two weeks. kMr. Turner and family of Carthage, Mo, is visiting his brother A. J. Turner.
 Remember there will be sing ing at Head Sunday.
 SHAVER
 Charlie Payne is working for Oscar Beck.
 Farmers soWed oats last week. Miss Cora BiIes was over from Lick Branch Saturday and Sum- day visiting her Grandpa and Grandma Youngblood.
 NMack Johnson of Black Oak, spent Saturday and Sunday at Sam Molder's.
 We understand that Andy Lawrence has moved his stock of goods into his new house, one and a half miles east of Shaver.
 Little Virgil Hatfield has suf- fered an attact of croup during the past week.
 Sidney Sauage has been put ting up quite lot of new wire fencing this winter.
 Wyatt Richesin was over from Omaha Saturday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26

Arlis Walker and Mrs. Nina Braddy surprised their friends by getting married at Berryville last Thursday. They left inn mediately for Kansas to make their home. We wish them much happiness.
 W. R. Phillips and son, Gran vile, did some surveying south of Green Forest first of the week.
 NEd Buell. spent last week with his father, J. H. Buell., who is quite sick.
 Rastus and two children, who have been quite sick, are better.
 Clarence Cox was over first of the week looking over the farm which he recently purchased from George Shahan.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
OAK HILL

Mrs. Minnie Baughman is Qn the sick list.
 >Ed Gum and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at H. H. Stanhope's near Parker.
 The Call of the Cumberlands" IS quite interesting.
 Mrs. Nina Ferguson visited with her brother, Charlie, near Denver, one day last week.
 Mrs. Tom Doran is reported quite i'll.
 Dwight Armer arrived here from Kansas Thursday to join his wife and baby on a visit with relatives and friends.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
Republication
 No. 1O422 REPORT OF THE CONDITION
 OF THE First National Bank
At Green Forest, in the state of Arkar sas, at the Close of Business,
 March 4, 1915

At Green Forest, in she state of Arkan- sas, at the Close of Business,
 March 4, 1915
 RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts $46,50259 Overdrafts, secured and un- secured z4Zoo U. S. Bonds Deposited to se- cure circulation par value 6,2500o Subscription to stock of Fed eral Reserve bank S1, ,500.00 ress amount unpaid 100000 5O0O0 5O00O Banking House. 3.525.00 1 Parnitnre x Fixtures 2,785OO 6,26ooO Other Real Estate owned 2,O00oo Due from Federal Reserve bank l,ZSo.oz Due from approved reserve agents in central reserve cities o,oo72S Due from banks and bank CTS other than reserve agents o,lGo4 Outside checks and other cash items fractional cur rency nickles and cents 4Sl2 Checks on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank 32.9e Notes of t h CT National Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz:
 Specie 3.l70.l0 Legal tender notes 32000 3,490lo Redemption fund with U. $, Treasurer (not more than 5 per cent of circulation) BIZ 50 Total, SIo,4S5oo
 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid in S25,oOoo0 Snrplus Fund 15000 Undivided Profits S70,d Less current expenses inter est and taxes paid 4lS62 92 Circulating notes 6,25O00 Less amount on hand and in Treasury for redemption or in transit b,ZoUOU to check 31,23749 Certificates of Deposits due in less than 30 days Is ,394 15 6,63l 64 Total, S78,4S3.56 STATE OF ARKANSAS, ss COUNTY OF CARROLL. ~ 1, c. c. O'Neal, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, c. c. O'NEAL, Cashier. Correct-Attest:
 M. LIGHTBURN,
 w. A BUTT,
 S. OREBAUGH,
 Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th. 5u,r If Moro
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
TELEPHONE NO. 5
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.

SOUTH BOU ND INAIN IN eo.
 NUMBER Ar Green Forest 1928 p. m. from Jop- I'm, Kansas City, St. Louis and points in Oklahoma and Texas. Lv Green Forest 1928 p. m. for Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans, points south on M. & N. A. NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
 NUMBER 2 Ar Green Forest 6:2p p. m. from Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans, points south on M. & N. A. Lv Green Forest 6:20 p. m for Joplin, Kansas City, St. Louis and points in Oklahoma and Texas.
 R. A. KENDALL, Agent. Green Forest, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-26
CISCO

Little Miss Grace Wright is improving slowly.
 Rev. Will Walker is reported
The Appeal., 1915-03-13

:, NAT. TURNER LODGE NO. O. x Of
F., Minneapolis, meets second H. .nG Uf
fo1rth fshdr Thursdays in each month ant at
na1or cornar Fo,1nE,l FIempie Bldg. second floor.
nue. south at S:15 p. m. All KnieSts
IN good standing are welcome. Rsinb
sWvats3n. svs e: G.; VIM. F. Newton, K. r
The Appeal., 1915-03-13

f1N castle. castle Hall 221 V'n ". ,rnit at
(M@ i{n k{nishts Of Pythiaasr hiaarfiington IN E.ai
W&W ffeeandlng always veic5oyg,Ss 49,
Va6 Eans Ihomas. C. c.: Jss
ste:nqerson. g.: v. c.; III = ~
and s. s21 St -: r. q. James. K Of r.
b blDDLE CIRCLE. LAD1rs ON
month in sS9nxan,d Ht ana third Tuesdays OF .ach
mr. J. R. White. secy.. pbosa,tt bneaXltt. Pres
nd dF1DgE1ITY COURT OF "a,
meets NEE so; };rst ~ A.: & A.. E. A. AAmdHF A. AMI
month tsf at X and &c, third Monday In n"e eaah "A
Ave-; Aye; lMinneapolis. mrs Mrs M M,naenn aennep,n
H. OF d. IS W. 2sth st. '4ene NJ sc'tt
12t5 2ts5'1S5'M s95 e.n,s BAPTIST CHURCH, 20,
SsSo:! At ias%S osSci :aS E:4s ws.s.,.s scas:t
he uuseas stnSr s,pyer PRAYER meeting. Fridsy .v .ves
and we'd weSdinnoaa iHnnaay schoo! iessc. Fnuers1, essG
MEMORIAL BAPTIST c,,,
sorner sor,ls R'ce and Fuller streets. snnSa,
e4'ices: Preaching, II a. m. ana
49, sunday School 12:45; Deaconoan.
ieee1ng Z; B. Y. P. U. 1880 y -, n'es
nc cordially invited. Rev n ~ ~.
Dona1d' pastor 651 w. Centre, a, Me-
GOPHER LODGE NO. INK
-: OF the World, meets the 1913: !. .: T: Q.
HsII HIay nleht In each month ~ weo-
St.. St. sSorner ., Western Ave. and ChIes Chsr1es
Richard M. Joi 5ohnsol L. saa B; Greer, E: r.:
! 81. JAMES A. M. n cry,,,,,,
iees! ieIer and nd Jay streets s1nda1: COR COR
prayer ;ee meetln1 f. M; 7so p M Wednesdsx, sshx
on Monday dnsj and S;e0 TeU.gg;.Im 2; m Pastor Visit.
nssdny ana MedSins, et sS%s wsd
nnerals and the sick attenGeTH Huinss, 1u-
Jonea enIge Psstas 4sS Jay street Rev. Henpy 'Ge
5. PHILIPS episcopal, m,s.,o,,
s1r%sr street s1nSr Aur9ra avenue and Maekub;ND
fiou T., E11 sunday services: Early ceiehrs
eeebDa @ 1a tioo i6o'y Of fE1HfnHrist HnS E 7;so sh
third Sundays 1l:o6 a. .lst m. Mat,ns first and
aaS amd fourth Sundays. l1:oo a. m sMS9ne sSec9na
sAemGol An@sa, 1890 p m brotherhood oonoay ~ s3
Week Services Vice p wednessspHssr % vssspsrs 7:so n
Saes' S:oe goo p n Fridays. evening n,ea, prayaI
si9o sas rso m Rev: A. H. Ieaitad dofRsasist. Rsstat.
~, ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHJJRcu ~
fFarrington Ear and St. Anthony avenues. Snn. Tr
8aX 8:So serV1ces' preaching; 11:Oo Am. and
1,ou,g young Peoples meeting. ZOO p. M: Midi
week meeting, Wednesday, 500 p NY NJ
1ev. Eew u; w. Camp, pastor Manse s77
. NAT TURNER LODGE NO. 2. K OF
r. minneapolis, meets second anG M
Eabor 1ear5n Tanredays Temnfe in each month at
corner Fourth street and Eightb noor, s%H
nue. south at S:15 p. M Ali Kniehfs
" Wafsen Ef@1a c cetaGndi1g g Wn are Welcome. Ralph
021 Washington Ave. N. " 'o'' H. H. .
The Appeal., 1915-03-13
xuEIK1l nxKETnH ]

----.----s- - n 4
/ xuEfx1l nxES1nH
o. PAUL
AAO0SrTo
l|l|Ikll l||||Il |ll|kl
MOST woRsHlPFUL GRAND Looar
OF
MINNESOTA. A r. AND A NJ
G. H ROBINSON. GRAND MASTER.
1886 Clinton Ave-, Minneapolis.
N. A. BOILING. GRAND SECRETARY
ss2 w. Central Avenue.
=. PI0MEER LODGE NO. |. +. AND
N NJ Meets first and third ManS.H.
ern a. eacn =. month at Wagner Hail, cor. WesI.
E p Gamble. 3aslss w. g. street q At hs';; s;Ge 2 u
Seey.. $50 Rondo. D'nsnam'
PERaFhcI ana AsH1 aR LODGE NO
TUESDAYS 81 NJ wants meets second and fourtI
Aye and Charles street at q rsr; ~ western
se., ~: 3. Elliott. W. NJ. W. f. Ch.,d,.-
BETHEL CHAPTER NO. BRA N
meets second Thursday in each ron.h
wagner Hall. cor. Western Ave ana
ena1ies street, at 500 P. N. Arthv- n
<>uah's' n. p" W. L. Green. sec'v
Knin5G;R IidL5GRIM COAlAdANDERy M ..
dav in .aeh .aehhplar. meets fourth Thur.
corner co Western and chark9aer chmak9ner Hall
W. + Joyce: 3. c.: john has,e1 ssyI.s strses Get
TF4Rs + msets 5oDsg sssg,d NO. O. s;s. 6 U. O. o,
Wsystn W. nights at Odd Fe.iowrsfn .iiWrfn Hs1, HMH1dnss
avenro University. corner 70 TAI, TAI, 221
Ransom Ransom entrance ~ on Farrineton r'nsto' ee
$50 St. Anthony i Ave. vwesley Kelly; r: s.. s.
r HOUSEHOLD OF RITE, no
3.nG.e Of o. F. meets flrst ~; w. 6ts L
Iows Halin each month at HH pSd thiro RH
| N. M ton Ave, Mrs. Jeanntlty ana
sis WoniihMxirs. hMrs. Carrie e. TinHesste kelly
so55 o@55RS@PTR1ck g DOUGLASS ,onc.,
third Er;J. ~. Of o. F. meets az NO
Odd Fellows' HH!snts Hasmt In each month anc q,
and University ausn' corner Of Farrinrto,,
B. GatWs EG1ioWs In good standinoo CLOCK All
s., S75 Tatton, Tanon, N. G.; James : welcome
''' carroll avenue. es II. Lynn, P.
Mset:: ST: PAUL PATR1AR,,t,v
OdS Foiinrd iiihird Monday in each NO u.
1ty ana Me tai. corner of w Tynt!na a
on Farrinr9onl lnston avenues. Rntr.ars. Rvers.
p. Augustus IoSaeor George 3. Lowe. r 3
y. oofiFULD 8. 8. D.S Of RUTH NO. 7s .
n'e 'aesaaX IN each monfb nc and fourth
Ave Sn,,+Cor Sor Fourth street Igor an Tenn.
Miss Snnn' Mrs. S. Darae Eighth
'ia Napier. W. r. a' N. g.:
uNMITEp MnIEap BROTHERS or
f. Meaia STAR LODGE Nn NniSMOSHie iSo
wocnS 's so Thursday in each noo =; 3
Charles Charles stEea4 Hall' cor; Western Ave- 'a 10 =.
Ing alwavs w., 6rothers In good s+ong
!. O. Adams swe1Meome. M Q: Howell. " Stand'
W. j., 40 e. 4tf s" M''
| JOHN H. HAYES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

piano Qcnommcn ln0 fiir Die gtadt
einqilartiert. 9li6ter @ol0eu pcrllr.
t6eilte ale, nit glusnabne BON
5weicn, 81 ic So Stroic imO Soften
S6re glamen limo: Somes ". Sire
81 Sabre alt, 9fr. Sl4, &omilton.
Scrrace; 9cniomin $. @ebiter 2t
Sabre alt. Scr. 1888, OlaOiionsglpc.
Otto Suon % Sabre alt, glr. 1908,
MaOiion-9(pc. 2ouiS u. Bennett, 81
Sabre alt, g}. 222, @eit-N}aOiion-
Str; Melom Songb. 20 Sabre alt,
gtr. 524 @eit-WhllberrDitr.; Sarolo
.. @laion. % Sabre alt, gtr. 93S,
Nlaoiion-9loe.; &aDmonO 81. Wloon,
21 Sabre alt, glr. 524, g8elt-Nhlber.
rpltr.; Charles q. Geeocl1 % Sabre
alt Ger. 93S, @loOilon.9lpe. @orOon
sc. @anum 1S Sabre alt, gtr. 1926.
@cGu0o6itr.; Sames 6. Garmonu,
20 Sabre alt. 9ir. 1926, @cGuao6.
StroBe; @iQiom 6. Sones, 81
Sabre alt, 9lr. 1905, Mc9ullo6itr.
Carl g. Ndaett 81 Sabre alt, glr.
1908, NlcGuaobItr. Siaoc arror, "a
Sabre alt, glr. 933, Nfaoiion-glpe.
Sobn 9. McGIouO, % Sabre alt, 9tr.
222, @eit.@looiionitr. 0ie @eioen
melde Itroffrei oaponfamen woren
@agc McGut6eon % Sabre alt,
wobnbaft in 0lr. 1924, @3aoiion.
9lOcnue, imO StanleD g. GIo0is, %
Sabre alt, wo6u6aft in 9lr. 1t08,
McGuQo6ltraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
6eirnt6s.Qirenarn.

SoIpotore 9lrigo 26, ino gloiic
Sanione, II.
&o6n 9lc0nolOs, 25, imo 9(unie 6.
Sboller, 49,
GIoDtou 8. Gentrp, ts, im0 slu-
ME 3. SdiIIiue, 90.
Sobn Spie5busft 29, ln6 SiIlic
Sfiueres, 80, @ittipe.
Sioac 6Icrer, 81, uno @oiia 90
icu 81.
Eeter 9euc5emsfi 26, lmo 8oiro
Modietpiec5, t9.
S5eoOore aosmidi 27, rmO slones
GIorf 81.
@eorge &oonep, 2S, uno emma
Yeterion 90.
9lo6ert g. SopIor, %, mO @lorD
g. Nlurp6D, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
gcItroftc OlaSau6riiSer.

Shne irgenO wel9e 9roblng lno
o5ne i6nen Ienen 0iden 0ienit-9ie-
polOer untcr oie 9Saic 81 balten ge-
lang eS @oli5iit Sautrp bonn moro
weItlidcn 0iitrift an 0onneritag
glbeno leOigli9 inter glnmenoung
bon diplomatic, ni9t peniger ais 16
Rooaubriioer in einem StraBenba6n-
@oggon an ser @de bon 0olpbinitr.
lnO @enniplpania-gloe. 81 oerboiten
mO in oaS Stotionsge6GllOe 5iI
transportircn. Sdnmtli1e glrres
ltanten moren Stuoenten ser 6icIigen
llniperIitdt, oes r@eOicol College
imo oes Dental College, bottcn
cine @eIeai1oit in Siiomeit.9alti-
more 6eiidt lnO trieben p1brenO Scr
9liidfabrt in Dem StraBenbabn -@og-
qon Scr @ilfens-9lpenue-9inie oller-
lei lining. sic rau1ten i'm Snnern
oes MaggonS, 6ertriimnerten cine
6enIterl6eibe uno benobmen iiG ou.
Beroroentlidj flegelboit. gIn Scr be-
loeten gde eriu6tc Scr Gonoufteur'
Den in ser 9ldbe poitirten 9oli5iiteu
Inn sic 6eltnabme eines DER 9faoni-
briioer. nSit Ell elm 6rclno BON
Gu6 p fragte Boli6iit SantrD ole
llebrieen. unO tiigte, ais oies be-
ia6eno beanhportet puroe, bin5u:
sd muB i'm in ole @oIi5ei-Station
bringen nber S6r f0nnt ia mitfom-
men rhO Dem 2ieutenant Oie Sa6e
erflGren." Iie 8ufiinitigen 9ofto-
rem gingen t6ati1dlib auf oen SeinL
folgten Dem @oIi5iitcn in Oos Sta
tionsbmis uno wurOen oaieIbit na-
tiirIid iogleid gcbiibrenO in gm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
gSu6ltGdtisteits-Sall Scf gGOlum6ns.
9litter"

Ger oroBe g9oblt6atigfeits.9on,
Den oie nGolumbus-9litter~ am font
menoen Gonueritag 9lbeno in ser
@ofieu6aqc oes 5. &egiments ob6ol-
ten meroeu, peripridt, cine 9liiaire
bon inaepobnli6em @lan5e 5u wer-
Oeu. Sin 9romenaOen-Gon5ert miro
bon 129 bis 1a10 llbr Dem Gou5e
OorauSge6eu. 3lpei Muiit-@apellen
peroen ole Gon5ert- imo 9ou.Wluitf
beiorgeu. Gic gan5e Sa1e miro in
eincu 8lumengorteli oerwnnOelt mer-
oen imo nit 5obneu imO g8impeIu
oeforirt ieiu. @roBartige 9eleuh.
tipgS.giiefte iino Ooreeiebeu. I'm
Wlitternadt miro III elmer 9lebenbaue
Elm Soilper ierpirt peroen, ieootb nod
Iange nidt Sen S6luB 0es Bales be-
Oelltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
8fbIffution.

0os baOeriide &riegsminiiteriun
bot oneeorOnet, sob ole 9ricesecfon'
eenen oas 0toorgebict in Der SoiiodI
fultipieren ionen.
Die @efaneenen ioacu 5ucrit pro.
teitiert boben, NIT 0cm Stmpcis oa.
raiif OaB ibre gfatiou nah G6Iter-
rebt nit irgeno peIber 2ultur niht
nte min0elte 8eriibrrng bobeil Oilrfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

@otte: aDu Dor nal, Suclc, Id
OuIOe es nidt Idn9er ooB Dir ocr
&omifer bonn Sto0ttbcoter 70 unOcr.
bliimt Sen Sol moht!"
ngLber &nrl II mer miro cincn $50.
mifer ernTt ncbmenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

8eihtugen, 8eihbriiten etc.
,xhe galtImorc girluS Co." grueh 8, 6uuer,
1cl9diisintrer, 227 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

Gle crtounte 3ontbipp p e.
AIS mir beiratbeten. nnbu mcin
@lomi iiW por, in 3iifunit feincn
Sropicn Bier mcbr 6ll trinfen.~
ogAIn un0 bobcn sic ieiueg Dor.
las ourAgcfiIbrt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
q n a E d. t

Goufmann (3u elmer 6rdu, Die sins
i'm 9aDen getaufte More gum Orit.en
Mals umtauiden min: n9Ibsr msine
@nGoigs, Sie psrpehisln unIsr Sc
id1dft nit elmer 2s.b6ibliot6ct!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

@limbinG 6urnoces. 3onges uno
Geien Ga65eedsn tno 3innen.
seHnei bros, 523 Goro,6remoutgpcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

nggic iino Sie ocnu 5ii 8Bren
Speiten 9rdutigom gelongt?1dnans
uDurd gupieblune meiues rer.
item.
n@oS, ser Bat iie empiobleD2493
nglein. er lat iiA empfobIgn ~ |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

Deutihe Bidder tlno 8eitihriften.
u. SanItId, 10 aoro'goppIeIonSirabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

9upferihmieoe iino @Iumbers.
Subn cnbrti TIA InarS, giraBe. q. & q.
Ielerbo1: l9cli, 10Sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

GsIHla.zurnss 60, so5 NorS. .guea.slras..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
92ationol. .g9anfen.

9lationol.8anten.
sue CO 1apn National ganl." 0abs nno
0rcier.GtraBe Sacop - 9ooi @'olloelli
.sccDn6 National Nanl," 4G2 Sho.Hronopap.
49, q. Q0nAncr Stniiircr
,,Melcra National 0nnL" "a Noros4uluIu'
Girakc %. Wiurrioit. anlirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

0on0pirtbIdoitIIle @erdIle un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06

W2armor- liil0 @rQaltag8erte.
e. 3heariur * eous, 22s .90arIes.etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-06
Srnit. .GUmpaanien.


eaic 1cpoNt ano Srnii Company,
is, Soilii6 eirabe
Warmor- lino @roaits&erfe.
e. cnadriur K euue, s2s Goro.a0aFIes'str.
2onofpirtbihoftIide @erdtbe uuo
Sdmereien.
crliIht.zusnss Co.. 2o5 aero'8aea'sirabs.
Alobofoten.
aarI " Dr. eaaIe, 300 e. @autstroBs.
@liimbing, 6ltrnoces. 3onges uno
Geien Ea3ceGen uno 9linnen.
seHHsit Bros 52s observation-disclosures.
0upferibuieoe ino Qlumbers.
SutH cnbett TIA 1noms, giroBe. q. & g.
xeletboa: @ois 1osp.
gigentbums.glgenten un0 &Gn0ler.
@lerte 8. Dneau G Rephcu, 10 clsoexuas
tou'Strabe.
Seuer-@eriiheruneen.
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e1eutidle 6euer 9egHnGrnuaS @rlcnlmafl,"
NoulQuns mo NuliintOfctG GtrnBc.
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1@elal Srinyanee 60 pi eluerpguL" penyp w.
ySotuclo. Neliocn3. .WnnnAcr. 1Ot-1O3 1bams
per OF QuNiulcftt WuuptUQ.
u0errdnin 8tutrpelFdernnaS 0jcieulmolt,"
baltimore hno glotib'Sirohe.
@ledbIatten. Mletoll etc.
epen, Ggusln & So. (IueurporlrO, 1916
bdoeton. strobe.
@iienmanren oller g(rt unO &uf.
ihmie0. 8ubeb0r.
q. ecntt pnnne Co., 302-9df Noros0nb ctr.
&lon0leib. @cih1ite.
mGpuIollbaseb eoau Ga.." g0rb.GaO. Sirabs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
SEN. BURTON
Sends Assurance That He viii Speak
at 5ellsir Homecoming cele-
bration, October g.

Hon Theodore Burton. former
United States Senator from Ohio.
and one OF the Republican candidates
from the Buckeye state for the presi-
dency Of the United States. viii be IN
Beliaire on the afternoon OF Friday.
october s.
Mr.. Burton will deliver an address
in connection With the fall festival to
be held during the week beginning
October 4 Mr.. Burton will speak
from the balcony OF the city building
on Thirty second street.
Howard Enedcker. chairman OF the
Belmont county Republican com
mittee. who has been N cOmmurica.
tion with Mr. Burton In an endeavor
TO have him visit Belaire. received
assurance last nieht that the former
Senator would be In Bcllaire on the
date above mentioned Mr. Burton
will speak a. East Liverpool and
Alliance. during the same week. This
will be his FIRST visit 10 Belmont
county for two years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFE
NEW TREATMENT-NoT A DYE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29

Mfmherr ~ Tire Reliance hose CONS
pany held "a meeting last night or which
time many different matters were taken
up aud discussed
Street Couulseioner george Sutton l-
busy hnuliuE stone on Reilly 1854 road
mich is hcIns improved
Mrs. Thumm. of Pittsburgh. bias rr.
turned home after eueudinE Sunday with
hrr narrufe NJ Huf Mrs James Wright
OF Center MarWu0d
Last DNcuiur n large number of fh0
players OF che local foot bull team were
oNt nrnrfielnr au that fhrN would b. bod
shape for thc nest game
Mics fIara FfrHuh. nf Cameron ~
Va. is fisIting her brother. AR Sfraub
~ Tenth street
Health officer ur D. g. walden was
Inspecting around tn. ftirhIruH coal
milne yesterday afternoon BOB regards f0
the sanitary condition.
Miss caroline Robbins Of fIffahurrn
spent sunday visiting Miss TIndwln
Thomas. ~ Seventeenth street and War
wood avenue.
large number of Invitations haEo
boon sent uuf hN members OF fnr I.UE .-
land Volunteer Iire company asking
them Co attend the dance and bowling
party to De- given This et cuInr nf Ineth .
hail in South War1Vuud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
OHIO WOMAN
HAD BAD STOMACH
Mrs- Perkins Finds Swift Relief After
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Mrs. W. Z. Perkins OF Ponce Place.
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IeIt pad most OF the time and she
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ana was surprised at the sudden resto-
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nave been taking your remedy
ana II mas done me so much good and
! am SO much better that am eating
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70 years ago before I knew what
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cine"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-29
SIDE TALKS
OutRrowinR Thinps

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N'fN much o. my reading these book
and just when The disease was rarIur
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any az them
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