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| burg. was a business visitor here yes
terday.
Katharyn Riddle. the little daugh-
ter of Mrs. James Riddle. of Spencer,
who have been the guests OF the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cox. for several weeks, has been very
i'll for the past few days.
DR.. c. F. Boyers. Jr., OF Triune, was
visitor In the city yesterday.
Frank McCray. OF the Colonial
Theatre Co.. is business visitor in
Pittsburgh.
Miss Lily Ellis went to Terra Alta
this morning to attend the meeting OF
the Auxiliary Circle of the Woodmen
Terra Alta this morning for a two
days session.
Miss Mary Windsor returned yes.
terday from Morgantown. where she
had been the guest of Miss Helen
Tavenner for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ball. OF Parkers-
burg. are here attending the State
sessions OF the |. o. o. F. They will
leave tonight for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McNeeley and
son. Karl. will leave on Friday for
Parkersburg. where they will reside
The fat in the Rhea Terrace apart
ments vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Medley will be occupied by Mrs. G. r.
Carroll, Mrs. ]. E. Powell and the
latter's daughter, Miss Carol Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Hart have
purchased the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hall on Fairmont ave-
nue. and will occupy same ABOUT the
18th OF May.
Mrs. ]. w. Mcdonald continues i'll
at her home at the Miners Hospital.
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PERSONALS
People AS They Come
ard Go
ard 60

Mrs. w. b. Campbell and little
daughter, Charlotte. are the guests of
relatives in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pepper, who had
been the guests of relatives here, have
returned to their home in Morgan.
town.
Miss Alice Musgrove, OF Farming
ton, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. {.
s. Pitzer, of Locust avenue.
! Mrs. Agnes Hennen, of Jollytown,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. l. c. Phillips
on the East Side.
Mrs. J. A. Swiger and Mrs. c. O.
Swiger were called to Shinnston Mon
day by the death of their uncle, Mr..
Thomas l.. Swiger.
Miss Margaret McNally. who had
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
James Ceilings, for the past several
months, left yesterday for her home
at Salamanca, n. Y.
Miss Katharyn Deegan IS confined
to her home on Maple avenue by
falling.
Mrs. Lawrence NJ. Hennen went to
Wheeling last evening. where she is
the guest for a few days OF Dr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hennen.
Fred Torrey is here on a visit to
relatives enroutc to Chicago from
Richmond. Va.
A. ]. Hayes and Miss Flora Hayes,
of Warrington, were visitors in the
city yesterday.
Miss Lucy Prichard, OF Warrington,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. U. w. Showalter, OF Clarks-
burg, was visitor here yesterday.
Grayson Cunningham, of Clarks'
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Marie Norris, Anna Thompson, Arma
Underwood; faithful attendance, VIII
liam Fox, Clifton Jarvis, Zeima Tooth
man, Fern Dicken, DonzeIla Perkins.
Baxter school-Iyanhoe Arnett.
teacher. Perfect attendance, Stephen
Borowich. Reva Matheny. Vida Ma
theny, Leonard Morrone, Mary Post,
ALDER Sander, Samuel Sloane. Ava
Sloane, Thomas Sander; faithful at
tendance, Albert BORROWER, Margaret
Gleason, Octava Morrone, Minnie
Rush. Elizabeth Rush, Willie Sloan,
Lois Thorne. Ernest Wilson Hazel
Amos, Reginald Weber.
Jones school-Mary E. Riley, teach
er. Perfect attendance, Nellie Ten
nant. Louis Toothman; faithful at
tendance, Rosa Toothman, Gypsy
Toothman.
Lower Laurel Run school-Lewis
Wright, teacher; Perfect attendance.
Denzel Michael. Pauline Swiger:
faithful attendance. Hugh Michael.
Pauline Swiger.
Robinson Run school - coda
Straight. teacher. Perfect attendance,
Anna Hibbs, Earl Mason; faithful at.
tendance, Susan Wilson, Geneva
Straight, Walter Hibbs
| Union District.
Kingmont school-Freda Feather
teacher. Perfect attendance, Gene.
We've Sapp; faithful attendance, Mich.
olas Funder. Michael Funder. John
Funder. Glenn Reese, Madge West
Kingmont school-Henry Orr, teach,
er. Perfect attendance, Minnie Jar.
rett, Flora Mehaffy, Brazil Vincent
faithful attendance. Goldie Shoemak.
er, Gladys Huffman. John Speen, Sun.
da Pellingrinni, John Huffman. Claude
Reese, Paul Huffman, Kenneth HUFF.
man. Walter Shoemaker.
kingmont school-Gertrude Borror
teacher. Perfect attendance, Lillian
Shoemaker, Title Linn, Sibyl Sapo
Rosie Pellegrinni, Rhoda West, vii.
bert Vincent, Samuel salvatore: faith.
full attendance, Charles Jarrett, Domt.
nick Pellegrinni, Nicholas Pellegrinni,
Salvatore Speen.
Colfax school-W. E. Brammer
teacher. Perfect attendance, Earl
Hosklns, Clarence Thomas, Beryl
Thomas; faithful attendance, Irene
Nuzum, Ray Hoskins.
Millerville school-Thomas E. Cook,
teacher. Perfect attendance, Russell
Swearingen; faithful attendance, Lou
Is Swearingen, Florence Meats, Vir.
ginia Spencer, Garnet Tomlison.
Hickman Run school-Mary Merri-
field. teacher. Faithful attendance,
F1O"dTu DdusneTIy, JOnn GWyn,
James Gwyn, George Gwyn. Lawrence
Mundall Beulah Morris. Paul Nor
ris, Kenneth Morris. Forest Patterson,
Bryant Vincent, Martha Vincent.
Hopewell school-Blanche Williams,
teacher. Perfect attendance, Arlus
A. Fleming, Bruce Stansberry; faith
full attendance. Grace Malotte, Dor
othy Stansberry, Lena Rogers.
Levels school-Orlie Cheuvront.
teacher. Faithful attendance, Denzil
Morgan.
Quiet Dell school-Cora Clayton,
teacher. Perfect attendance, Collide
Linn; faithful attendance. Fay Curtis,
Gladys Curtis, Martha Davis, Brett
Lynn.
Gladly Creek school-Andrew Hen
derson, teacher. Perfect attendance,
Rosa Lynn; faithful attendance, Den
sci Vincent.
Lincoln District.
Pennington school-Hattie r. Hall,
teacher. Perfect attendance, Harold
Fleming. Lawrence Kerns. Delbert
Kerns, Margaret Morgan, Zoe Smith;
faithful attendance, Nellie hester,
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Ruth Straight. Irene Tough. Aldridgsl

Ruth Straight. Irene Lough. Aldridge
Cooper.
Pennington school-R. n. Hayhurst,
teacher. Perfect attendance. Hugh
Downs, Normi Downs, Richard Hag-
gerty, Carla Dean; faithful attend
ance. Myrtle Fluharty. Jessie Hupp,
John Trach, Bernice Carpenter. Mary
Wilson, Hugh Fox, Roy Laughlin.
James Fork school-R. S. Ridenour.
teacher. Faithful attendance, Nellie
Reese. Roxfe Hess. Francis Martin.
Iron Spring school-William Kerr.
teacher. Perfect attendance, John
Myers; faithful attendance, Junior
Hawkins, Geraldine Hawkins.
Mcclellan school wilhelmina
Knots, teacher. Perfect attendance
John Ammons, Bessie Toothman, Els
sic Toothman; faithful attendance
Alice Ammons, Hazel Talkington
Beryl Taught.
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Auction Bridge.

Mrs. James T. Eastman was hostess
at an attractively appointed auction
bridge party this afternoon at her
home on Fifth street
Five tables were occupied by the
guests and salad luncheon was serv-
ed. Daffodils formed an attractive
decoration.
Among the guests were Mrs. Emma
Eastman adm Miss Eastman, of Sagi-
nav, Mich, house guests at the East
man home; Mrs. ]. L. Poindexter, OF
New York, the guest OF Mrs. Mason
Wood and Miss Mary Wallace John
son, of ST. Joseph, Mo-, the guest OF
Mrs. Frank F. Morris.
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CrectS in C;ty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Brand have
had as their guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schartzber. OF Oakland,
Md, whose marriage was solemnized
last week in kingwood. at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Anna
Montgomery.
Mrs. Schartzner is a sister OF Miss
Flossie Montgomery OF this city, and
was, before her marriage, Miss Vir-
ginia Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs
Schartzner will leave this evening for
Kingwood to visit relatives enroute
to Oakland, Md, where they VIII re-
side.
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To Entertain Society.

Mrs. Frank Morgan Will entertain
the Eastern Star Sewing Circle this
evening at her home at 4O7 Main
street.
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Mrs. ]. A Ffckinger, who has been
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. T. NJ.
Gathright and Mrs. w. E. Waddell, in
Z Covtngton, Va, for the past several
months, will return home tomorrow.
She is today the guest OF Mrs. II. G.
Bowles in Huntington.
Announcements Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. James |. Michael have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Eve. to Mr..
Lawrence +. Brothers, which read as
follows:
Mr.. and Mira. James Isaac Michael
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Eve Olga
to
Mr.. Lawrence Fulton Brothers
Friday, April the sixteenth
One thousand nine hundred and fifteen
Oakland, aryland.
Mr. and Mr.. Brothers have return.
ed from their wedding trip to New
York. Philadelphia, Washington. Pitts
burgh and other points. They are re-
siding temporarily with the brides
parents in f'airmont avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
DON'T ENVY A GOOD STOMACH
GET ONE
A0n agony Goes Out When N-ona Quickly Relieves
All Miseries of Indigestion

Get 80 cent box OF Mona stom-
aeh tablets to-day and learn for your.
seli now easy It is TO put your ou,-ot-
oraer stomach In perfect condition
feople who suffer from weak stom.
aeh' distress after eating. beIchinR OF
kas' sourness, bad taste In mouth
oillousness or indigestion in any fern
should not be satisfied with a make
shift remedy.
-FOUR stomach was intended by Na.
ture 10 digest food and when tbyouyn
ABUSE or accident il becomes weaK
ana run down. immediate steps should
oe taken TO build II up. TO put
strength and elasticity into the flabby
muscular walls. 80 that IL will be able
70 extract The nutritious matter from
me food and send ii 20 enrich the
blood.
Mona stomach tablets are made
ron a prescription containing inEredi.
ehts that purify. renovate ana maze
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the stomach strong enough 20 do what
Nature Intended IL should do.
Mona Will II taken regularly. turn
an old. overwOrked stomach into a
new, strong and vigorous one one
that Will enable you To- sit down al
the table and tuck away n biz hearty
meal OF all the things you like best
without the least fear or anticipation
OF suffering for 10 afterwards
Money back II you want 10 is the
way al leading druggists. including
O.. II. Gricst q Co. sell Mio-na. SO.
why suffer another day. Drop INTO
G.. Ii. Griest a Co.'S store. get box
OF famous Mi-o-na and start Riding
yourself OF stomach troubles a. IS
an inexpensive treatment IL II sue
ceeds and costs you nothing If il tails
What. then. can be- the excuse for any
dyspeQtic suffering another minute n
complete and lasting relief is within
his grasp for the tryingg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
CHIC COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
HAS ENJOYABLE TIME AT M'LURE
TOUCHING TRIBUTE PAID TO
MEMORY OF HON. HENRY
M. RUSSELL.
Fass Resolution OF Greeting And
sympathy To Col. Robert White
Who Is Dangerously 90.

Members of the Ohio County Bar
Association and attaches OF the vari-
Gus courts OF the county enjoyed their
banquet at the Hotel McLure last
night Il was an evening first OF jol.
LITIGATION. and finally a fearful one.
Friendly ropartee was enjoyed al the
expense of the various members. and
time after time the absence OF spirit
ual influence was muurned as the
speaker rcminiscenuy went back into
the days OF the long ago when
glasses Clinkod. and the champagne
Dubbed forth in the ecstacy of it's
eNi-' '". cs one of the members
aptly put IT,
Al .la closing. after subjects. both
national and international. had been
discussed. General r. = Riley. arose
and addressed the chair Mr. Toast
master. before We adjourn from this
festal board believe something
should Doe added along one particular
line lu looking over the faces of the
members of the Bar Association as 10
appears tonight. I see that some faces
are missing Some OF those faces
We're always familiar in our every
meeting
Horors To Absent Members
Since last We met here. one of tho
most brilliant. one OF the most fin
ished. ana one OF tho most courteous
members OF the association has .as-ed
20 The Great Beyond loo the person OF
the Honorable Henry NJ Russell To-
night. there lies ou bis dying bed
member OF This bar who has been
with us since 1876. and who would
gladly be- With us torie-t ] speak.
gentlemen OF Col. White. who. D ann
informed. is To o. very dangerous con
dltlon. Before Vo separate . would
Ike tp offer th.s resolution. -that Do
be the sense OF fhi- bar tp extend To-
Col White It's greetings and symu-
thy and hope for DIS speedy restora-
ton 20 health
Hon Nelson G. Hubbard made @ mo-
ton to- adopt the resolution which was
amended by EXJudro Frank " SECS.
bitt tn include the word Love" This
amended motion was seconded d.,
Hon J C.. Palmer ana carried GEN
eral Riley was designated as com.
mitte- 90 carry tUe MESSAGE of the
Bar Co Ifs venerable member Ne this
little tribute fO fl. memory DI O. man
dead. ar. tu the absence OF ono near
deaths door rH- -.tur. there Hnrr
very Few 0ry eyes Boo the banquet hall
al tho Mcclure
However sa5 Thoughts GlI NOT HulG
the entire attention OF tl. bar ae-l.II
ton last night Hon. John j. Cuuu
presided as POSTMASTER and .u UI4 u-.
uai way introduced speaker after
speaker and aaa able Io take th.
pac. o. -aa .sU.rt- f.rmorl" fra-
was -1 sadly missed. flsF claimed
The Menu.
Promptly at E.GU o'clock OBJ. h..-
B.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
MOUNDSYILLE ELKS
TO HOLD MEMORIAL
ANNUAL LODGE OF SORROW WILL
BE HELD SUNDAY AT FIRST
NJ E. CHURCH.
L. Baumgardner viii Deliver Ad-
dress-Definite Program An
nomenclature Mound
City News

Annual memorial services for the
members OF MoundsyilIc Lodge. No
-N-. B. T. O. Elks. will bee held Sunday
afternoon at the First ~ T.. church.
when an impressive program will be-
carried out IN honor OF the departed
brothers. The committee OF Eiks iu
charge OF the affair extends an iuy.-
iauou Co the general public to attend
the exercises
splendid program has been ar
RANGED for the occasion. The singing
VIII u" of Cd most inspiring nature. Miss
Hazel Seamon. formerly of Mounds
Vile. but now of Whg,Iine. will slre
several solos aad the annual memorial
address Will D, delivered hy Hon i l..
HoumGardu,r. OF BsckeIey. W. Va.
Mr.. liHuWgardupr is one of the lodge
of Elks OF Elkius and is man with a
vision and will haV, a message chat
VIII have am uplifting influence ON sIl
who will hear him. To add more ro
The solemuy of tine occasion Ethan
liopsis. William Culeut Uryauts
beautiful poem ON death. will be- Tee
.litl hy Norman WassUau. OF BeUal.r.
The program as has been arranged
uN the committee lu charge follow
organ Iutermslzo ........... ..zpI
Opening ...............E Exalted E.I,.
quartet. ..... Consider and Hear SIC.
Miss Nell SloWacrr. Mrs "a. 81. Arrg
er Mr. ". 3D. smith. Mrs VIII Ha4m
Resi- uu-Ne eNtrD.sos. Observation-Disclosures.
.......... Exalted Ruler and OTiper
invocation .......-. He,. O.. ID smith
solo ......... Hear Ny Crs. I'D Lord
Miss Hazel Seamou
Memorial Address ......... our Altar.
Hon. j J.. Eaumr.rIrpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
About People
Movements or individuals 70
and From ale City

ctamm-Moss Murray. Steubenville
w IT. Dunlap and wife. West Alex
andcr j a. Shanks. Steubeuviue. l..
h. Woods. Toledo. ID. G.. Lee. Clarks-
burg. VIM. Springman. Cincinnati ID.
G.. kunst. Grafton. Richard Ward and
WIFE Clarksburr.
Grand Central-N. AulL Glencoe. L.
barens. Canton n Miesise. Co
shOctOu. o. r.. r. Amos. Iarkersburg.
McLure-U D. Gallaher. 81 Marys.
Thurman Sprigg and wife. Woodsneld
O.. G. Ferguson. YOUNGSTOWN \. J..
Norderuock. Morgantown. &. G.. Hard.
man. Spencer. ". a. cellars. Freeport
DIT. u. Aiken, Youngstown. Miss Viz
eiuid cellars. Frceport. r G.. Flush
ing and wife. Huntington. A. r. Park
or and wife. Fairmout
The Rogers g. NJ. McNear Jack
son. J ID Gordon Woodsdale. n. NJ.
Henry. GAINESVILLE. W. j. Fisher.
GAINESVILLE Samuel Hamilton. Zanes-
Vile. O. =. Perkins. Washington. Pa.
G. r. Brown. Cincinnati
Patrick Faulkner OF North Wheel.
INK has returned from Pittsburgh.
where he attended the funeral OF his
father Monday
Mrs. Emerson Lawton OF Nc KEGS
port Pa. BIS visiting relatives and
friends IN the city for few days
Capt William smith. the veteran
passenger conductor on the Parkors.
burg division of tho b a. %. has r.
turned 10 Parkorsburg after a visit
with friends here
r. G.. Strochmann and J n. Butt.
are expected home today from Hunt
iugtun. where they have been for the
past several days in completing pans
Tor the building of a bakery in that
city.
Attorneys George c. Bcneke. G.. ).
smith and Court Reporter Louis
Schrader. of this city. were in Pitts.
hurgh. ON business yesterday
:. %. Boyce well known attorney. is
seriously IN at his home on Fifteenth
street
Dr. \ T. WinsEip. OF Boston Mass
was iu the city yesterday addressing
the teachers of the Wheeling mgn
school and public schools.
The yOuug child of Morris Tobias.
of PHO Jacob street. is quite lu al the
home of It's parents
Mrs. W =. Ross and Mrs VI. h.
Shields. OF Sixteenth street. spent yes
torday IN Pittsburgh.
Marvin Mccoy. of Mercer. Pa. IS
spending a few days as the guest OF
his brother Richard r. Mccoy lie
arrived Boo Wheeling Yesterday.
j. G.. Mckinley. prominent coal oper-
a'or president OF the RiChland Coal
company. returned yesterday from a
business trip to New York
y. T. Whitaker is spending a few
days boz New York. on business.
Mrs Robert T.. Lee Srr.dor. wife or
tho rector 81 St Matthew'S f.. g..
church. is U OF appendicitis. 40 the
Ohio Valley General hospital
Chic. OF Police Thomas Levlard.
and Detective Dave Clearv returned
from Columbus. yesterday. whore they
took BERNARD Clark. am alleged desert
.r back t0 tLe barracks
Colonel White. we'll known attor-
r'y and tho oldest practicine mem
.D~ of tho State Bar Association is
critically iu on h.s home in Pleasant
Valley.
Mrs. w. e Dunn and dauerter
Irene. are visiting Mrs Uuru.s Sis.
tor. Mrs Nu H Frohme. of Norrh
Market street They formerly resided
Boo SsrdI- o.. but are now on their
way 20 East Liverpool. O.. where they
viii make their home
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Mrs. w. r Dunn and dauchtor
Irene. are visiting Mrs uu0us sis-
'Dr. Mrs Nm o. Fro1me. of North
Market street They formerly resided
BOO SsrdIs %. but are now on their
way 10 East Liverpool O., where they
viii make their home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
SALEM
acueaaoaaeeaseoeeeee:ateosesee

SALEM, Aug. 26.-The Rev. Wills
lam 3. Parrish, of Cumberland, an
advance agent of the BROMLEY evan
gelistic party. arrived here Tuesday
night. He is pleased with the pre-
liminary work done here for the ap-
preaching meetings that open sun
day morning at IN O'Clock.
w. Burdick Davis, who has been
at Charleston end other Kanawha
points In the interest of the National
Rating League, OF which he is state
agent, is at home for q week. HE
purposes to go to Wheeling next week
to resume h1s duties there.
E. NJ. Kelley, OF Battle Creek. Mich,
has been here for few days. He
went from here to Cameron to rep
resent the National Rating League.
The Rev. p. Woofter is at Troy
looking after some business matters.
J. L. Wedekiu. 4ormer owner OF
the New Comus restaurant, has been
in the city this week He consummated.
a deal Wednesday whereby ne be-
comes owner and proprietor OF his
former place of business, purchas-
ing 1t of Randolph g Randolph, the
latest owners, Mr, Wedekln VIII
take charge next FRIDAY and his fam
lily will return here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayer, who
formerly resided here, are the guests
Of relatives and friends. They now
reside at Vincennes, Ind.
Miss Florence Dotson, Of West
Union, spent some time here This
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
KNOW IT WE'LL

Familiar Features Well known TO
Hundreds Of Clarksburg Citizens.
A familiar burden in many homes.
The burden of -.bad back
A lame. a weak or an aching back
Often tells you of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Here is c1arksburg testimony.
Mrs Retder. Alta Vista, clarksburg,
says: 81 suffered from dizzy spells.
When stooped~to pick up anything
or take anything out fthe oven. ]
had to catch hold Of someting to steady
myself. I had severe backaches and
pains through my loins. Doan's Kid
ney Pills soon cured the backache and
the pains left. The dizziness went
away too"
Price soc. at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pil1s-the same that
AIra Reider had. Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
NOTIcH no coNTRACroRs.

Sealed proposals viii be received by L.
Wayman Ogden, secretary Of the Board Of
Education OF Coal District, Harrison
County. West Virginia. until 10 O'Clock
a. M, Friday. September 3, 1915, for fur.
and completing a sewer line to the North
View school building, beginning ON corner
of Con- avenue and Fifth street. thence
northeast to Pride street, thence southeast
to alley, thence into building. In accord
ance with drawings and specifications,
which may seen with the secretary, L.
Nayman Ogden, Mt the Clarksburg Trust
Company's quarters. opposite postohice
AS guarantee that contract and bond
will be entered into by the successful bid.
der, each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for one hundred t$1O0.OO)
dollars.
,a<,n,raS ~ tta bs5 VII. DC
anteeing the faithful performance of the
The board reserves the right to reject
BY order of the Board Of Education,
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The CIark Guaranteed It.

IA customer came into my store the
other day and said to one OF my clerks.
have you anything that will cure
diarrhoeaT and my clerk went and cot
MIN q bottle Of Chamberlain's Cole.
Cholera ane Diarrhoea Remedy. and
eaid to him. IL this does not cure you
j will not charge you a cent for 1t. SO
he took 1t home and came back In a
day or two ana said he was cured"
writes ]. II. Berry & Co, Salt Creek.
Va. Obtainab,e everywhere.-Adver-
fisemaat
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week visiting friends. She formerly
was q COMPETENT clerk in. the Bon
Ton, and IS now engaged in teaching.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10

Leaveuworth.
Campbell was sentenced to a term Of
two years and was fined $500, while
Johnson was sentenced TO one year
and day and was fined 500. Friday
afternoon J. A Brill also pleaded guilty
TO a counterfeiting charge and was
sentenced TO five years in the penl-
Tertiary and TO pay a fine Of $500
N Z BUrl1 was awarded $1,000 in
his suit for damages for personal in
juries against the arbyshire-Harvie
Iron & Machine company in the fed
eral court Burk alleged that he had
been injured while installing ma
chinery for the firm
J. N Gibson pleaded guilty to snug
Cling and was sentenced TO eight
months imprisonment, six months Of
which he has already served
Bernabe Flores, who was indicted on
a charge of cashing a money order
made out to a man of the same name
but not belonging to him, was SEN
fenced to 80 DAYS in Jail Jose G.
Mendoza was indicted Saturday morn
ing by the grand jury on charge OF
purchasing clothing from a United
States soldier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
Magnificent Hair Easy to
Obtain Quickly Some S.a A;5' ssse:s:

Many Months of Precious Time Have
Now Been ELIMINATED in the Acquire
ment OF Beauty. Says Valessa Suratf,
Americas Famous seIf-Made Beauty
Actress
By MISS VALESTIA SU-cATT.
T F you could actually see a differ
ence OF two or three inches in the
- growth Of your hair IN a few weeks
time and detect a superb improvement
in its vigor and silky appearance you
would perhaps wonder whether a mira
Gle had not been suddenly performed
Changes Of this kind are so infreQuent
that most women do not believe them
possible, yet the fact remains that if
the proper means are employed they
are more likely TO occur than not. The
proper means, of course. are the con-
trolling factor. Mere hair tOnics- which
are commonly sold in prepared form
and ready to use, are so ofren weak IN
power and in ingredients that il Is re-
markable how many Of them are sold