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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10

Mrs. Chas. Furgeson and daughters,
Marie and Alpha, and Attorney Eng
lert autoed down from Valley City
Thursday afternoon.
Mimi. They are making the trip with
their Ford car.
Nels Thompson, of Hurdsfeld who
was in the general mercantile business
, here last summer, is renewing old &C.
Quaintances here today.
Mrs. L. B. Hogstad has gone to Nc
Vile, where she will visit for a few
, weeks with relatives
| The St. Petri Ladies' Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Paul Gillund next
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 9.
Mrs. T. ]. Roberts, of Fargo, is Wis
iting at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lee, and with her
: brother, Eddie M. Lee.
Henry A. Wilberg made business
trip to Hansboro, Towner county, and
Middle River, Mimi, last week, return
ing home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Holland and
daughter, Bernice, of Fargo, arrived
| here Tuesday and are spending the
| week visiting with friends and rela-
| tives.
Clarence Rosaaen, who had been
! spending the week taking vacation
and visiting with relatives and friends
in Minnesota, returned Tuesday.
! Even Gjovig and P. H. Nahum, who
had been visiting with relatives and
friends in Minnesota for the past two
months, returned home Tuesday noon.
| Cashier and Mrs. M. T. Rye and
Mesdames o. K and C. X. Myhre au.
toed to Valley City yesterday morning,
where they spent the day visiting
with friends.
Magnus Bjorgen, who had been Wis
iting with his parents in Rothsay,
Mimi, for about a week. returned to
his duties at Brorby & Bry's store
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Wilberg and daughters,
Alice and Mildred, visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Henrikson and Mrs.
Ben Johnson, the latter part of last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tollefson and
Theo. Tolefson, from Wisconsin, ar
rived here yesterday noon and will
help Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Johnson cele-
brate their fiftieth wedding anniver-
saIy.
Arthur and Ludwig Jacobson and
Oscar Elofson left Tuesday for Hans
boro, Towner county, where they will
look after their farming interests. The
boys are making the trip with an auto.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10
NOM e
++++++++A+++ + 4

Tribune, Aug. 4.-Bernard Johnson
was a visitor at Fargo for few hours
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Martinus Johnson was visi-
tor at Kathryn for a few days the first
of the week. .4.
Gust Nyberg left Monday noon for
Hastings, where he is working with
his we'll outfit.
Henry Boxrud left yesterday morn
ing for Fargo, where he will take ex-
animation given under the state board.
Carl Moe was a business visitor at
Fargo for few days the latter part of
last week. --..-.,. -.....,... ..-. ..
Otto Hedemark arrived here We'd
nesday noon and is spending the week
visiting friends ......
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cooke and chill
dren left Sunday afternoon for a
weeks visit with relatives at Ulen,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10

Ellsbury was summoned two weeks
ago. This makes the second death in
the family within six months time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Portiss returned
Tuesday from a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Portiss' relatives who reside
near Ryegate, Mont.
Mr.. Koloen, the painter from Nome,
was in town Thursday.
DR.. Cstrander, of Nome, called at
the Reck home Sunday, with the re-
suit that Herman Reck will 60 to En-
derlin Monday, where he will submit
to an operation for tonsils and ade-
noids.
D. C. Terpena, of Wheaton, Mimi,
arrived Saturday evening and is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. H.
thurman, for few days, when he will
leave for Cleveland, to transact bust
ness.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10

FINGAL

Herald, Aug. "A. Utke, of Tower
City, was in the village Tuesday.
Banker Finn Oyen, of Lucca, was in
town Monday evening.
Mrs. C. E. Batcheller was a visitor
at Valley City Tuesday.
Miss Mary Shaw came from Tower
City Tuesday and spent the week as a
guest of Miss Doris Frazier. %
John MarQuardt and family autoed
from Minneapolis and spent several
days the first of the week in Fingal
and vicinity.
Lynn Johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Johnson, of Fargo, is a guest of
Clifford Bye and other friends in the
village this week.
John Weber was in town Wednes-
day with a new Ford touring car, re-
Gently purchased.
R. B. Cox, the genial chairman of the
county board, accompanied by his son,
were in town a short time Tuesday.
A crew of 500 line painters has been
in town this week and painted the de-
pot, section house and water tank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Warner and son
spent a week with their many friends
in town, leaving Tuesday for points in
Wyoming and Montana. Mr.. Warner
and family are driving from their
home at Caney, Kan, through the west
by auto.
l.. G.. Nayes, Bert Fossen, VIM.
Hoppe and Emil Larson autoed to
Criska Wednesday afternoon to see
the Oriska team play the touring lady
team. Oriska pulled off seven scores
in the first inning, but were held down
after that, the game ending with a 7
to score.
Chas. Burt and family came from
Tower City Monday and took charge
of the Commercial hotel, which they
purchased a short time ago. Mr.. Burt
plans on remodeling the building in
the future, making it more homelike
for guests. Mr.. Burt has leased the
Nayes livery barn and will use it for
a feed stable in connection with the
hotel.
Bjarne Dahl returned Friday even
ing from Winnipeg, Man., accompanied
by his grandfather, p. Peterson, who
will spend the summer with his d. ugh-
ter. Mrs. J. Dahl. Hartvig Hanson,
who also came from Winnipeg for a
few days. visit, returned to his home
Monday.
Miss Vernice and Nick Keller went
to Fargo last week, where on Friday
the former underwent an operation for
appendicitis. Her many friends are
glad to learn she is rapidly recovering.
Nick returned Tuesday.
Several auto loads from the village
drove out to the hospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Olson Thursday
afternoon, where large number from
that vicinity were pleasantly enter
tanned by the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Lutheran church.
Little Miss Bertha Olson returned
Sunday from Valley City, where she
spent month visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Scott.
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GRIPS WERE EXCHANGED

H. N. Williamson, of Cakes, repre-
senting the North Dakota Artesian
Well Co.. stopped over here Friday
night. While here he had the inter
esting experience of swapping grips
with a travelling man, who left the
city with Williamson's grip which con-
tanned contracts and papers of muck
value to him but no one else. Bert
says he hopes to get it traced without
calling in a Sherlock Holmes.
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PARENTS OF TWIN BABIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gray, of Tower
City, are the very happy parents Of
twin babies boy and a girl, born
on Saturday morning at Riverside
hospital. All are doing nicely. and
the family are receiving congratu1a-
tons from their many friends in the
event of the new arrivals. 49,,
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GET FINE HAY AT
DEMONSTRATION FARM

The clover and timothy field at the
demonstration farm on the Wilhelm
place north of Jamestown, has been
cut and the yield from the four acre
crop was 24,650 pounds of hay, or over
three tons to the acre, according to
the jamestown Alert. This is an I'M
usually big yield. The crop was sown
a year ago to clover and timothy and
this was the first cutting. The tim
othy grew nearly as tall as the horses
and the clover also was almost as tall.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10
SENATE CONFIRMS MEN
FOR FARM BOARD JOBS

Washington, Aug. 3.-The Senate to.
day confirmed unanimously the nomin-
atoms of Charles F. Lobell, Great
Bend, Kan. George E. Norris, of Phil
adelphia; w. G. A. Smith, Sioux City,
Iowa, and Herbert Quick, Berkeley
Spring, w. Va, as members of the
new farm loan board. There was no
question.
Washington, Aug. 3.-Secretary Nc
Adoo, chairman eX-officio Of the new
farm loan board, today notified the
four appointive members of their con-
firmation by the senate, and called a
meeting here Aug 7, when the work
of organizing the new system will be
|inaugurated
Division of the United States into
IL districts will be the first task of
the board after organization. Hear
ings on the subject will be conducted
in Washington and throughout the
country.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-10

Tom Blewett, of Sanborn, was Wis
itor in Valley City on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
NO BENEFIT FROM
HIGH MEAT PRICES

WASHINGTON. April 5-Despi,e
the soaring prices of meat. neither the
producer nor the packer is pro6ting
greatly. according to testimony given
today by representatives Of the resp@c.
i've interests at the house judiciary
suD-committee's hearing on the Bore
iand resolution for a federal inyesti.
salion of the packing industry.
Answering declarations OF produc.
erS that packers are reaping enor-
nous profits. Arthur Meeker. vice
president of Armour 4 Company. De.
clared that last week his firm lost
apparently $4,000 on their total sales
IN me United States. His statement
interrupted that of John Landergin.
a biz cattle raiser Of Amarillo. Tex.
VINO insisted that in spite of large
sales he had only broken even" IN
his business during the last three
years.
Mr.. Landergin. who said ne once
made an unsuccessful attempt as a
Of an independent Texas
packing company to compete with the
HN' large firms that control the bulk
OF the business in th's mpa was
positive in his declarations that the
packers were making much money.
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BRIEFS

Prof workman Who wac eeboo.
II'd 20 deliver fID principal afdress
b 'h" regular monthly maefIre Of fha
Pom Handle Agricultural club. s7fur
day afternoon. VIII hr Unable fo h.
pro 'n' Do is probable fhHf Prof %
Johnson OF rho r~rfcufIor darsrt.
m'n' 0f b West Va U|rItr-aIfv
recently appointed Ohio county AGENT
N speak before tho meeting
official announcement wac -rceI,
% yesterday af mo WhorIrr office
'i iH' 2 nifrd States bureau Of animal
industry that tho country d. now
entirely free from tho foot and mouth
1Isna." The epidemic started 'r
AUGUST 1914 ~ Nilos Mich frt .f
discovered until Do had rrs.d
over eighteen states. including ur.,
Ni-F.ria
Deputy Prohibition Commiaaiorr-
Bert D. Phillips had nu u-nsuccossfil
'Has" after an alleged vl0iafor 81 fra
foff law yesterday Tie man raw
Bort nraf and Tor some few mIrufaa
both ~ them were doing o. t-ou.aa~ond
CLIP 10 Main street uodgIrg round
"a corner. he man successf1I IN
gofU1g away
Tho board ~ control was asfed
% art yesterday on O. claim ~rroeontpd
ir Tho rHwo n vs. q Dotfs. ll VfIer
nn aayH Thar a city sewer o. overflow
inF damaging bic property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
RUSSIANS NEAR
MAIN TURK ARMY

PETROGAD. via. London April +
= 80 p. m.-AlthSugh there has been
no recent Official news concerning the
developments on the Caucasus front
II mas been learned from private
sources that the Russian armies be-
yond Erzerum and in Persia are pro-
crossing swiftly and that the Turkish
FORCES are offering only occasional
resistance.
IL is evident that the Russian troops
advancing through Persia TO me
Mesopotamia frontier have not vet
met The main Turkish forces. These
consisting Of the Bagadad divisions
and reinforcements sent southward
AFTER h Tall OF Bitlis and Mush are
reported TO be assembling in the
hanikin Pass. and when the Russians
reach this port they will be confrone-
ed no longer by mountain bands and
remnants OF broken and demoraIized
divisions. but with the full strength
OF the organized Turkish army.
Therefore. although an ultimate
with he British is not doubt
eu mere. II Is not supposed tina this
consuhnmauon OF b Russian plans
VIII be easily reached.
The German forces have PASSED
quickly TO a general offensive along
the entire northern front in Russia.
their attacks reaching the highest in
tensity in the Riga region. where
the preliminary skirmishes have de-
veloped into a steady assault. support
Cd by the heavy artillery. The Ger
mans. however. ave been unable 70
gain territory by frontal attack against
the strong Russian positions. and now
are attempting TO flank the Riga posi-
lions from the southeast.
r h other points on the front
there Is little to report except a con-
tinuation OF mining operations ana
~aeroplane warfare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Quiet NOU
Prevails In
North France

LONDON. April For the moment
the infantry OF both sides is quiet
everywhere along the western front in
france. On the much disputed sec
tors around Verdun the only activity
mas been an intermittent lombard
ment in he region OF Douaumont and
Naux This rather unprecedented
calm follows a successful offensive I'M
dertaken ~ the French. in which they
nave ~recaptured some OF their lost
ground and driven the Germans back.
On the eastern line in Russia the
Germans have taken up the offensive
ana are heavily attacking with in
fantry and artillery the Russian posi-
lions. Unofficial advices from Petro-
grad. however. say bat the Germans
have been unable TO penetrate the
russian line in frontal attacks.
Italians n Austrians are contin.
ulng their operations along the Austro-
italian front. but no important changes
in the positions have occurred.
The British in Mesopotamia have
captured an important Turkish posi-
ton al Umm-el-Henna. on the Tieris
river. 20 miles below K~ut-elAmara.
h victory is considered i'm london
as giving hope for the early relief 81
the British forces who have been be-
sieged in KutelAmara since last De-
cember. The Russians also are sue
c~esstully operating against the Turks
IN the Caucasus and Persian regions.
Berlin reports the loss during
March of II German aeroplanes and
OF ~ British and French machines
i~hirty-eight OF the latter were
rough to earth in air combats. ac.
cording to Berlin.
spain has sent a note TO Germany
protesting against the ~torpedoing OF
the Sussex. in which several span.
iards lost their lives.
A British patrol boat has picked
up on the Orkney Islands. Scotland
the Brazilian steamer Sandanda de
lama, bound from Para. Brazil. for
New York. with a cargo OF rubber
AS the steamer was several Thousand
miles u of her course. the British
are inclined TO the belief thai she
was attempting to run the blockade
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HoUsE


Met at noon.
judiciary Committee recommend
ca committee OF Ave to investiSnte
contempt charges against United
states District Attorney Marshall.
OF New York.
Naval Committee, Is TO 6. voted
70 favorably report Senate bin Tor
tory.
Judiciary subcommittee con-
lnued investigation of beef PACK
ing matters.
Passed Helm resolution for cen-
sus STATISTICS on quantity of cotton
stves. P
Debated, without action. IA john
son bill TO authorize the Federal
government TO accept as a gift the
nomestead OF Abraham Lincoln, in
Federal cooperation In tmprove-
ment OF Sacramento Valley urged AZ
aHhk OF Caltfornians before the
flood Control Committee.
at ASS y. m. until II
n m Thursday.
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TRAMP
BOYS Are MARCHING
RIGHT UP PAST YOU'D DOOR
SHOUTING WHAT rs REQUIRED
TO MAKE you HAPPY TOO.
illness No Terror 70 Man Who Knows
Just What to Take.


Tramp. tramp. tramp. the boys are
marching. right up past your door. Mr..
sickman. and htey are pleading and
urging you. too. to ioin the army OF
big meal eaters. sound sleepers. and
happy people who praise TanIas for
releasing them from the bondage of
stomach. kidney or liver trouble.
Yes. sir. | find Tanlac TO be the
best medicine | ever tried and am
thankful indeed for the relief | Sc
cured says another Wheeling man.
Mr.. II. Hume. 1915 Jacob street.
Wheeling. My stomach is a differ
ent stomach now altogether and I
can eat a hearty meal with a relish
and never suffer the old pains after
eating or sour stomach which once
gave me so much trouble. The ner.
vousness and s~leepness nights. too.
have gone and | want 10 recommend
Tanlac to anyone who suffers as |
did. And | felt so badly once, I can
never forget IL. Food that ote. with
out relish or pleasure. gave me pains
and a sour stomach. | did not digest
II at all and II seemed to make me
and restless. Sleep was out
OF the question. But now. Tanlac has
brought back the old appetite. and
relish TO the meals ! once passed up.
The above is just another proof. Mr..
Man or Woman. II is just another
daily reminder that people all around
you are getting wonderful results from
this splendid remedy for stomach. kid.
ney or liver ailments. one may very
wisely accept their recommendation
and give It a thorough trial for 1t only
costs a dollar at c. II. Griest & Co.'S
drug store. Ask for II and be sure
Tanlac will help your case too.-Ady.
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NO SETTLEMENT.

LpI-i.'p o. April 5=Ecpresenta-
LiN.e or 10" street car men and offi-
Gals Of tho Toledo Railways and I5rbt
'InptuN hattled until nearly midnight
,Iein.nt or the ti"-up which has b..r
III .Ilc'i since e. week ago Yesterday.
it'trN ]. I'herfN. of New York man
aElnF director or the Henry T.. Habsrtv
: ofnpany which controls the l1cr svs
,'fn, asked further time for IousIda-a-
'l"n OF recognition of IN. union. The
gar mon N'r' asked fo remove fI. urf.T
hutton rnt return 20 work TT.Ir 49,
iusal tiwarted sefff.m.rf 10 ,.s
stated that the conference, VIII ..ptI,+.
probably ala night.
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TO AID THE ID. A. r..

NEW YORK ApriI Mayor OF
more than 1000 cities or the United
states have issued rror'amatione 90
urge tho people To- s|.-ppsrrta with tho
~ the American Revolution
~ their efforts tu raigsSIr 900 900 nest
SATURDAY which has been designated as
Bclgiau Flag DAY ascuriing o..
issued to-day bt NJ william
Cum ming storey. prs~ideut-gcuaraf ~
th' - \ k Tho funds raised viii b.
used Tor thc rclicf sf me dsatffuf. II,
l.HIEIau and northern France
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w. &. L. Z SALE OFF.

'LENElANb. O. April --Po~tpnr--
m'ht ut tho sale Of tho Wheeling A. LAX.
tt" railroad will De- asked OF tht IuItsI
states district court Friday whom IA
road b. placed on sal, no auction Tor
lh' seventh time Nutls, was received
Today ny Receiver ". 81. duncan hint
Hfl"ru"' representing Oh. Nrcw York
'raucial interests holding tho mortgage
bonds would ask for l uuuaucs uuUI
MAY TO-. when 10 ls hoped litigation in
uI,'l INC Mhr'linE l~ Interested. now
pending 200 tho circuit rYurs az AMI,
would %" disposed Df According o..
Figures given out by tho ~qIIrDqd TO-DAY
p tlnE efficiency uf tho road hos
Iun-I ~. nrr..nl mnunE. m.nf
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DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. April S
SENATE.

MET at noon
Resumed debate on army reorgan-
tzatton bill.
interstate Commerce mi
voted TO repor child labor BIN An
amended form.
manufacturers urged labor COM
mittee TO approve Legislation bar
my prison made goods from inter
state commerce.
recessed at Cos y. m. TO noon
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4 larEe c~oncoursc Of friends ana raI,
ives attended tho funeral Tor Michael
monroe yesterday morning Follow.
INK funeral service. NJ "a. bon. by.
Market street. uf - 7u O'Clock. reout.rr
Hlsh mnss was celebrated in 81 To-.
-"ph Cathedral The funeral was Dol
,nlrE" oi Fort Henry lodge. Shield 0f
honor M'uh"ra Ut tho UrFartzsffor
N"re IN" pallhaarers Mr. Monroe dI.g
W the ohio valley General H1arffaf
1innhf. nffer hsinr run over on fl.
% {" ID road in South Wheeling Inter
il"nf was lu NJ raItnrr ramafary
'fufitIl r1r1l piece was semi 70 o..
titiou 20 many other nNerirr9 f-,r ~.
friends ~ Nfr. Monroe
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SEALED
Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mo
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers

NOTICE is HEREBY GINEN. That
the state BOARD OF Control OF the state
OF West virginia viii receive bid daily
at It's onlce at Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which is vested In said Board.
viii be awarded to the lowest
bidders quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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FOR SALE-Motorcvcle

FOE S~ALE-Almost new, late model In
best condition. including extra inner
tube and full set of tools Best Qlick
offer takes It. National Telephone 407
Wheeling f-ls-tf
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Obituary


Special Dispatch go the IntcIirencer
'LAEkSBlItG. vs.. Va. AprI B.
Mrs fowana Nay. widow Of Eu1ch Nav
ia uehd or heart disease. aged 50 years
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FOR SALE-Automobile

o sALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. o. A kTith, u. s. IAun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. se-a0-tf
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FARldS-F CT Sale.


TOR SALE--.4- acre ftfm. located boo
hnr. fuw rehIu Belmont Co. ohio. fH.
miles from Good pike road
1000 acres Boo timber. mostly whit. uta
OF nd" cue ono million feet. ...I
house and barn Address E.r 10
~M.urda.IfIr. IS va ana uI
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TOR SALE .0 acre farm located .,
~wifz'r township MnffH, Co. u.fl
miIfH fU.uI IuH baton. mile from B.|.
fIter Good house land mostly boo r...
furr. fnH 600 TO- r..sf -mr-tI.rfHh.. tIr.-
h'r "l Some Address HYN II NH4rf4.
----- VIZ HI...m
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or Female


demonstrate . in drug
store For information call a. No
Lure Hotel and ask for Mr.. EnIow Ap-
pll h,tw'.u l0 a. on. and 1 .. IN. TO-DAY.
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For Sale

6EVERAL-Ch0ios Suburban homes
Prioas ranEs from 10000 %
s15OOo.oO.
FISE BUILDING sITE-1n WoodadaIe.
Lot Zl0N6zO containing ~ acrez. more
or leag. VII cell a. 4 whole Or half ~
81 1871 STREET rooms and bath.
Also double brick ~ Z rooms each IN
rear. Will cell az "a whole OF HraarHffIv
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FOR E.ENT


ron REMIT room house on C4f.s
pike. can bridgeport. 40 g ring 3
ap-f-i
FOR RErT-Irvc-room apartment With
bath. large pantry. modern convent
.nt"S ana lanifnr service Enquire
klicvce Lumber CO.. Phones ST.
ur-1--ff
ToR RENT-riuo-nth street srorfr..,
with bath. pantry ans laundry. .ra
electric lirhfs. hot and cold water T.-
qulr' 1ef floor ~ Fifteenth street
mr-.g-ff
FOR RgNT-FfNF SECOND FLOOR
FLATS WITH HALL AND BATH
FIVE ROOMS AT 1902 MAIN $50
SIX Rooms 10Th ST. $50 ALI
MODERN JAS :. HAWLEV. 1905
MAIN
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FOR SALE

TOR pool tables and cigar fix
lures. Inquire. Ross Hafer. 114t Mar
Chapline SITS. ap-5-i
FOR sALE-Half n. y. Century motor
and pulleNs. Enquire 1860 McC1lloch
81. ap-s-m
FOR SALE-Cheap. Horses. Inquire
Grover Hc!fenbine. Bell los Y. 5. Elm
Grove. mr-22-lSr
ron sALE-Grocery and general store.
In good locality. in Rayland. o. Call
SOL. Nat. phone. mr-3-tt
FOR SALE-h drug storr in good loca-
don Address H. p Co.. care Intelft-
geneer. f-2l-p
POULTRY
FOR SALE pliers Paradise Brooder.
Tour hundred chick capa~fy. Al COM
dillon. call Bell l"-R. At. ap-G-i
EGGS for patching from pur. bred {
O. Rhode Island Reds. Park hrcd-;a-
ley Fly mouth Rocks. Blue Nudalusiaus
aud prize winning Coiumbinn Wyan-
dottos at Sl00 per ~. Henry Iaue GI>
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RoD Island Reds. Rose Combs. heavy
layers. Chicks and eggs. prices rea-
sonabls ~ +. Caldabaugh. Bell 1903.
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THOROUGHBRED Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red ard single Comb Buff Log.
horn eggs. Prices right. 70. Il. Hem
mann. II d No. =, Wheeling West Va
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